We are back to talk all things ATEEZ! Daio and Adia recount their experience at the "In Your Fantasy" show at Citi Field. No rain, no worries, no sound? Let's talk about it!

*Quick disclaimer: Everything stated in this episode are honest opinions and critiques from music fans, and solely comes from a place of respect for the group, fans, and their art.

We are back after a quick break to chat about our experience at the ENHYPEN concert in Belmont Park! In this bonus episode, Daio and Adia recount the "Walk the Line Tour" first US stop in New York, and the super energetic, crazy, and unforgettable night. *Quick disclaimer: Everything stated in this episode are honest opinions and critiques from music fans, and solely comes from a place of respect for the group, fans, and their art.

We are back to chat about our experience at the Stray Kids concert in NYC! In this bonus episode, Daio and Adia recount the "DominAte World Tour" show at Citifield, give pointers on moving seats, and share feedback as asked by so many. *Quick disclaimer: Everything stated in this episode are honest opinions and critiques from music fans, and solely comes from a place of respect for the group, fans, and their art.

Part 2! Daio and Adia continue to break down the history of Asian people in America and it's connections to the harsh xenophobia we see today. What does this have to do with K-pop you might ask? We're finally getting there, so sit tight.

Time for another history lesson from your favorite K-pop girlies. Daio and Adia sift through the sometimes disregarded history of the Asian communities that helped strengthen America, and the harsh realities of the xenophobia that arose as those communities grew. What does this have to do with K-pop you might ask? We'll get there.

We are back to chat about OnlyOneOf. In this bonus mini episode, Daio and Adia recount their experience at the "Our Only Odyssey" concert back in April. *Quick disclaimer: We had no previous awareness of the current boycott of their company and fully support these efforts by their fans. Also this was filmed before the recent developments regarding the members and some fans, so they were not discussed in this episode.

Let's jump right back into it! Daio and Adia sit down to continue their talk, delving into racist stereotypes, Eurocentrism, and its impact on the world of K-pop. To create a safe space, you have to first acknowledge the truth. No matter how harsh or uncomfortable. Sit tight, it's a long one!

*Quick disclaimer: This episode delves into complex issues of racism with examples and experiences. We open the floor for HEALTHY discussion based on the topics brought forth.*

Okay... It's time to get real. The last month has opened up some fresh wounds for so many K-pop fans. Let's break it all down as we chat about cultural appropriation, microaggressions, and the sometimes hard life of being a Black K-pop fan when these problems come to the surface. *Quick disclaimer: This episode delves into complex issues of racism with examples and experiences. We open the floor for HEALTHY discussion based on the topics brought forth.*

We're jumping into the history behind the industry that shaped a nation. In this episode of fanSERVice Podcast, Daio and Adia chat about the beginnings of the modern K-pop industry. From the integrated soldiers of the Korean War to the foundation of the first Korean pop group and beyond. Let's learn about the sometimes buried connections that helped shape so much!

*Note: HeiHei the cat is fighting to be on the pod, as you can hear. Sorry for any audio issues!*

We saw J-Hope in Brooklyn! On this special episode of fanSERVice Podcast, we chat all things ARMY, Barclays, and J-Hope. Let's recount an unforgettable concert experience and share some insight on what makes a night like this one so great!A quick shout out to all the amazing people we met at "Hope on the Stage" in Brooklyn! Thank you for your time, comfort, and support!