• BTOB’s Changsub Says Goodbye to ‘Jeongwaja’—EXO’s Kai Steps In as New Host Right After Military Discharge?!

    BTOB’s Changsub is officially saying goodbye to Jeongwaja.

    On February 17, ootb STUDIO released a video announcing Changsub’s departure from the popular web variety show.

    Changsub, who has been the host until Season 5, shared, "I have some good news. I'm finally graduating. I've transferred 66 times, and it was really tough," jokingly celebrating his departure.

    He continued, "For the past two years, I’ve studied at so many schools. It was fun, but because of my neck health, I need to focus more on my main job and strengthen my vocal cords."

    He added, "So, I’ll be taking a break. But don’t worry! This isn’t a permanent goodbye. We might meet on an island, in a car, or through new content."

    Starting from Season 6, EXO’s Kai will take over as the new host. Changsub gave him some advice, saying, "Listen to the professors, get along with the students, and go to bed early."

    Kai, who just finished his military service, couldn’t help but laugh as he said, "It’s my first day after discharge, but it feels like I got tricked. I just got discharged yesterday, and today they’re asking if I want to go back to the military."

    Meanwhile, Jeongwaja is a show where the host experiences different universities and their unique cultures. The Kai-led season will premiere on March 20 at 6 PM KST on ootb STUDIO’s YouTube channel!

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  • BTS Jungkook makes history again with ‘Seven’ and ‘GOLDEN’ smashing Spotify global charts for over 80 weeks

    BTS’s Jungkook is breaking new records on Spotify with his solo music.

    His first solo debut song “Seven,” released in July 2023, ranked 74th on Spotify’s Weekly Top Songs Global chart for May 9–15. This marks 96 weeks in a row on the chart, making it the longest-running song by an Asian solo artist ever.

    Jungkook’s first solo album “GOLDEN,” released in November 2023, ranked 61st on Spotify’s Weekly Top Albums Global chart for the same week. It also made history by staying on the chart for 80 weeks, the longest for any Asian solo artist’s album.

    On top of that, Jungkook appeared on Spotify’s Weekly Top Artists Global chart for the 103rd week during May 9–15, showing his lasting global popularity.

    With “Seven” and “GOLDEN,” Jungkook keeps proving why he is called a “record maker” by setting new milestones in Spotify streaming and global music charts. Fans continue to support his amazing solo journey, making history along the way.

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