From doubting their debut single and lack of usual SM vocal delivery to suddenly falling in love then realise you can’t explain why? That’s me with HEARTS2HEARTS. Let’s unpack the obsession, the music and the 8 girls who have stolen my heart and some coin iudvghsdiu.

These girlies started off with SO much potential but perhaps the hype of being labelled "HYBE'S First Girl Group" was too much to bare and now the cracks are beginning to show with the lack of musical identity and under utilisation of potential here. 

MEOVV’s got everything it takes to be the next IT girl group truly. From their vocals, visuals, charisma for days but their music still feels stuck in Teddy Park’s recycling bin. In this episode, I’m talking about how production can silence potential, why Teddy’s formula won't work anymore in the long run, and what MEOVV needs to become a better version of themselves.

The W Korea “Love Your W” gala was supposed to raise breast cancer awareness… but it ended up looking more like Fashion Week. In this episode, I’m breaking down how an event with good intentions turned tone-deaf and why so many idols seemed completely out of touch, and what this says about the perception of idols in K-pop.

EXO’s gearing up for a comeback… according to SM but half the headlines are about court dates and mediation, not music drops. In this episode, I’m breaking down the CBX vs SM Entertainment drama, what the failed mediations actually mean and who might really be part of EXO’s next era. 

Is this a comeback or a courtroom showdown? Let’s unpack the chaos.

Every Chuseok, idols gather for the “fun” K-pop Olympics, but behind the cute interactions and medals, ISAC is kinda… brutal. In this episode, I’m diving into the ethics of the Idol Star Athletics Championships, the 20-hour filming days, the injuries, and whether anyone actually enjoys being there. 

Is ISAC a wholesome tradition or just another way to exhaust idols for ratings? Let’s talk about it.

K-pop fans love a good controversy, but sometimes the drama drags way past its expiration date. In this episode, I dive into why fans need to let certain things go, featuring the Adela situation from Dream Academy as a prime example.

Let’s talk accountability, overreactions, and where the line between healthy discussion and obsessive fan behavior really is.

Every K-pop company has its own “superpower”, from SM’s vocals to YG’s charisma, JYP’s performance-first idols, HYBE’s global storytelling, and Starship’s consistent discography. In this episode, I break down what makes each label unique, their signature strengths, and share who I think might rise as the next supreme of the industry.

Tune in for a mix of history, analysis, and hot takes and let me know which company’s style you vibe with most!

In this episode, I talk about IZNA’s journey to becoming 7 via I-LAND 2 and the transition from seven members to six following Jiyoon’s departure, and dive into the larger conversation about idols’ health. How much should fans know, and where is the line between support and privacy?

A SLIGHT dive into the Boys Planet finale. My honest thoughts on the results, format, WEIRD editing lol and what this journey means for the trainees moving forward. Let’s talk about what the future might hold for these rising idols.