Fourteen years into her career, singer Sunmi’s goal is to be a musical marathoner and she hopes her latest single “pporappippam” will be a song that is listened to for years to come. 

Sunmi released “pporappippam” at 6 p.m. Monday, 10 months after her single “Lalalay.” The title “pporappippam” translates to "purple colored night" and compares the sentiments people feel when they are in love to the mystical purple hue the sky displays in the brief moments when the sun sets in the evening. 

Sunmi wrote both the lyrics and the music for the song, with the help of Frants who also worked with her on “Lalalay.”

DaBaby replicated the last moments of Floyd’s life in a video as he rapped a verse from the Black Lives Matter remix of his hit song “Rockstar."

Beyoncé has been given the humanitarian award at the BET awards, using her speech to encourage viewers to vote “like our life depends on it” in the upcoming US election, and calling on them to “dismantle a racist and unequal system” in the country.

Sure, Amanda Seales' audio sounded like it was coming from a shower stall — but thanks to emotional performances from the likes of Alicia Keys and Jennifer Hudson, the 2020 BET Awards packed a punch.

Anybody tuning into Sunday night's BET Awards telecast seeking a template for how virtual awards shows may look as we head toward Emmys in the fall — and perhaps well beyond that — probably didn't leave with many workable solutions.

Beyoncé used her platform Sunday while accepting the BET humanitarian award to relay a direct appeal to viewers: Go vote.

“Your voices are being heard and you’re proving to our ancestors that their struggles were not in vain,” said the superstar singer at the BET Awards, which celebrated its 20 years of highlighting excellence in Black-led entertainment. But the ceremony, filmed virtually because of the coronavirus pandemic, kept much of its focus on topics such as systematic racism and equal rights.

“I am here today to talk about the queen. You know the one,” said Michelle Obama by way of introduction.

She was, of course, speaking about Beyoncé, who received the Humanitarian Award at the 2020 BET Awards on Sunday night.

The superstar was honored for her work with the BeyGOOD foundation, which most recently provided much-needed coronavirus aid to Houston. Her acceptance speech was short, but poignant.

Hwasa of K-pop girl band MAMAMOO, who is slated to release her first mini-album "Maria" on Monday afternoon (KST,) says the album is made of her sweat and tears.

"'Maria' is the 'fruit' of my sweat and tears. It is also brimming with the emotions I felt at 26," the singer said in an email Q&A, Monday. "I have never devoted so much passion to anything else than this release ― I was truly obsessed with it and achingly loved it."

MAMAMOO's Hwasa will finally drop her first solo mini-album, "María," today, June 29!

As expected, MooMoos (MAMAMOO's fandom name) can't contain their excitement to Hwasa's solo venture. She's currently trending on Twitter, with a plethora of fans, saying, "The queen is back!" She is set to officially debut as a soloist today at 6:00 p.m. KST.

Upon the release of the eerie teasers for Hwasa's upcoming title track, fans have been on the edge of their seats as they can't wait the singer will offer this time.

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