• Netizens debunk potential romance between Seventeen's Mingyu and Jeon So Mi: "Just because their clothes match?"

    Rumors about Jeon So Mi and Seventeen's Mingyu dating have been making the rounds online.

    Someone on a website posted about a possible romantic connection between Jeon So Mi and Seventeen's Mingyu. They shared a picture of the two wearing the same kind of white lacy shirt and asked, "Why are they dressed the same?"

    The person also suggested that they might be sharing their love on social media, as both of them posted pictures wearing the same shirt on their Instagram accounts.

    This made people think they could be in a romantic relationship.

    But many people online quickly rejected these rumors, saying they were not true.

    Some of the people commenting on the post said:

    "Please stop talking about this."

    "I don't know if they're dating, but compared to an idol like Seventeen's Joshua, who disrespected fans by showing off his girlfriend at a concert, Jeon So Mi seems much better."

    "Even if they were dating, they probably wouldn't show it openly, especially since another member of the same group is facing a lot of criticism right now."

    "Jeon So Mi had a party before her music release and invited Mingyu, The8, and Woozi. That's where she took the picture with that bag."

    "Just because their clothes match? "

    What are your thoughts?

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  • BTS’s V breaks records again as ‘Winter Ahead’ hits 210 million Spotify streams

    BTS’s V is proving once again why he’s a global music powerhouse! His song “Winter Ahead (with Park Hyo Shin)” has officially surpassed 210 million streams on Spotify, showing its long-lasting popularity.

    On February 26, Winter Ahead crossed the 210 million stream mark on the world’s biggest music platform, Spotify. Since its release, the song has been charting for 91 consecutive days on both the Global Spotify Chart and Europe’s Apple Music Daily Song Chart, proving its strong presence.

    Originally released on November 29, 2023, Winter Ahead made a huge impact on year-end charts for 2024. It debuted at No. 99 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, topped Billboard’s Holiday Digital Song Sales chart at No.1, and ranked No. 62 on Billboard’s Holiday Top 100.

    Over in the UK, the song entered the Official Singles Chart at No. 86, while securing No.1 on the Official Singles Downloads Chart and No.2 on the Singles Sales Chart, proving its incredible digital sales power.

    The music video for Winter Ahead also became a hot topic! V transformed into a sculptor, delivering a deep and emotional performance with his expressive acting, pulling fans into the song’s atmosphere.

    Despite being 6 minutes and 22 seconds long, the video went viral, ranking No.1 on the "Music Video Trending Worldwide" chart.

    On TIDAL, a global high-quality streaming platform, Winter Ahead made history as the longest-running K-pop song at No.1 on the Global Top Video chart.

    It also topped Top Video charts in several countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Brazil, Spain, Australia, and Singapore.

    Even Billboard couldn’t resist the charm of Winter Ahead! The song was featured in "The 27 Best Winter Songs for the Season," with Billboard praising it as "evoking the feeling of the first day of winter, with harmonies as fresh as a snowflake."

    They also noted that "its impact will last far beyond December 25."

    Additionally, Winter Ahead was voted No.1 on Billboard’s ‘2024 Fan-Favorite Songs’ list, proving that fans can’t get enough of V’s music.

    With this, V has now charted three songs on Billboard’s Holiday Hot 100, following Christmas Tree (2021) and his cover of White Christmas. He is officially the only K-pop artist to achieve this!

    Even more impressively, he holds the record as the only K-pop artist to have three songs reach No.1 on Billboard’s Holiday Digital Song Sales chart, solidifying his dominance in the holiday music scene.

    With Winter Ahead continuing to shine worldwide, V once again proves why he’s the ultimate ‘Winter King’ of K-pop.

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