• ILLIT’s 'Angry Boyfriend' Parody Takes Over TikTok, Surpasses 1 Billion Views

    Rising girl group ILLIT is making waves globally with their fun and quirky videos on TikTok, especially among Gen Z. Their content has a unique charm that keeps viewers hooked, even in the fast-moving world of short-form videos.

    Recently, member Wonhee went viral for her hilarious parody of the 'Angry Boyfriend.' In the 14-second clip, she showed off her exaggerated angry expression while chewing gum, giving off an adorable yet funny vibe. The video quickly gained 10 million views, with fans commenting, "They really know what’s trending," and, "Wonhee’s version is so cute and lovable."

    ILLIT’s success on TikTok doesn’t stop with Wonhee. The other members are also catching attention with their own unique personalities. Yoon Ah did a deadpan dance challenge to the popular TikTok song 'Fikis,' while Minju impressed fans by performing an R&B remix of their debut song Magnetic. Moka showed off her funny side with her rapid facial expressions in the 'Veggie Dance,' and Iroha wowed viewers with her sharp and powerful dance to Lisa’s 'Rockstar.'

    From viral meme challenges to stunning song covers and dance performances, ILLIT knows exactly how to connect with Gen Z by mixing trendy content with their own flair.

    Thanks to their growing popularity, ILLIT has now gained 3.8 million followers on TikTok, and their videos have racked up over 1 billion views. With their strong presence in the short-form content world, fans are excited to see how far ILLIT’s influence on TikTok will go.

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  • Jung Woo Sung Makes First Public Appearance in China after ‘out-of-wedlock child’ Controversy – Here’s what He’s been up to

    Jung Woo Sung is back in the spotlight, making waves in China with his latest move.

    According to News1 on April 3, Jung Woo Sung recently visited Beijing alongside Lee Jung Jae as co-founders of Artist Company. The two reportedly met with major entertainment officials, including those from Alibaba Group’s entertainment division, sparking speculation about the potential end of China’s Hallyu ban (Han Han Ryeong).

    Industry insiders shared, "Jung Woo Sung and Lee Jung Jae appear to have discussed Korea-China joint film productions with key figures in the industry."

    Their visit has already become a hot topic in China, with fans quickly spreading sightings of them on Chinese social media platform Weibo. A previous photo of the two visiting a cigar bar with top Chinese actress Zhou Dongyu also resurfaced, drawing even more attention.

    This marks Jung Woo Sung’s first public appearance since his ‘out-of-wedlock child’ controversy in November last year.

    At the time, he shocked the public by admitting he had a son with model Moon Ga Bi. However, he made it clear that they were not married and stated, "As a father, I will take full responsibility for my child."

    Meanwhile, Jung Woo Sung is set to make his acting comeback this year with the Disney+ original series Made in Korea, raising anticipation for his return to the screen.

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