• "Why her?" — BoA's acting debut on tvN's "Marry My Husband" sparks debate among netizens

    Renowned singer and actress BoA has recently made her acting debut on the cable channel tvN's 'Marry My Husband,' causing quite a stir in the drama community.

    In the tenth episode, BoA's brief yet impactful appearance as Oh Yu Ra has ignited a controversy surrounding her acting abilities.

    Despite only being featured in one scene, her character's entrance was marked by a surprising revelation and a bombshell statement.

    The subsequent episode, airing the following day, saw BoA's character evolving into the ultimate antagonist, threatening Kang Ji Won (Park Min Young) and assuming the role of the final villain.

    Portraying the chaebol Oh Yu Ra with sharp charisma, BoA has managed to capture attention with her relaxed eyes and haughty demeanor, marking her return to the small screen after a seven-year hiatus.

    However, not all viewers were pleased, with some expressing dissatisfaction and labeling her casting as a miscast, questioning her acting skills. The character itself also garnered mixed reactions, with some finding it unattractive or improbable.

    Despite the initial high viewer ratings, subsequent episodes witnessed a slight decline, leading to speculation about BoA's ability to win over audiences in the remaining episodes.

    The ongoing debate surrounding her acting proficiency and the portrayal of her character adds an extra layer of intrigue to the series' future direction.

    Korean netizens took to online communities to share their thoughts on BoA's acting debut:

    "I thought it was fine…I didn't think it was so bad to be talked about like this."

    "I just don't get why the character of Oh Yu Ra is even happening."

    "The way she said her lines felt a little like when she's a judge (on shows)."

    "The character and the acting were all a little weird."

    "I just saw for a minute and the acting wasn't good."

    "The character is lacking, and it doesn't suit BoA."

    "If the character is weird, you have to be able to make up for it with your acting, but both the character and the acting are weird."

    "Miscast T_T"

    "Not sure if it's because of the character or the acting, but it all did seem very awkward."

    "Don't know if the character is even needed…the character only exists in the original work, and was removed in the webtoon…from the audience's perspective it doesn't make sense because Park Min Hwan and Jung Su Min have acted like villains the whole time, and now there's a completely new villain."

    "She wasn't good at acting."

    "Her acting…there was something weird going on with her lip, so my eye kept getting drawn there."

    What are your thoughts?

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  • NCT WISH breaks records and climbs charts with their new album — here's how they're taking over the K-pop scene

    NCT WISH is proving their growing power in the K-pop scene with a blazing comeback! The group’s second mini-album, “poppop,” is making waves on music charts, and their popularity is soaring.

    Released on April 14, “poppop” quickly shot to the top of major Korean album charts, including Hanteo Chart, Yes24, Hottracks, and Circle Chart’s Retail Album Chart. The success of the album highlights NCT WISH’s strong fanbase and rising impact in the K-pop industry.

    But it doesn't stop there—“poppop” is also making a splash on local music streaming platforms. The title track scored #26 on Melon TOP100, #2 on Melon HOT100 for songs released within the last 30 days, and #4 on Bugs’ real-time chart.

    Fans have shown massive support, helping the song trend and placing the music video at #2 on YouTube’s trending music chart.

    International fans are also embracing NCT WISH, with “poppop” charting #1 on AWA’s real-time rising chart in Japan and ranking #3 on QQ Music's Trend Peak Chart in China.

    Even more impressive is the new K-pop record they set on QQ Music. During a live chat event held on the day of release, over 500,000 comments were posted, marking a huge milestone for the group in China.

    To celebrate the success of the album, NCT WISH held a special offline event called poppop in the bubble” on April 15 at Incheon Songdo Moonlight Festival Park.

    Fans had the chance to enjoy live performances of “poppop” and other album tracks, along with album introductions and exciting on-site activities.

    The group will continue their promotions with live performances on various music shows, including Mnet’s “M Countdown” on April 17, KBS 2TV’s “Music Bank” on April 18, MBC’s “Show! Music Core” on April 19, and SBS’s “Inkigayo” on April 20.

    It’s clear that NCT WISH is only getting started and is setting new records everywhere they go!

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