Given how big BTS are worldwide, it's only natural that media outlets want to cover their every move. And while some of the coverage can be good, other coverage...is not so good. Come join us as we talk about BTS media coverage from 2017 to present day, offer some examples on what good and bad coverage looks like, and give some tips on how to discern when it's appropriate to give it engagement.

Infantilization and oversexualization are two words very commonly thrown around on stan Twitter with little care for their actual definition, so we've come to set the record straight. Come join us as we discuss their meanings, how and why they exist within the Kpop industry, and the consequences of infantilizing and/or oversexualizing idols.

Given how big BTS and HYBE are, they are always in the spotlight. While that can be good at times, it makes them prone to a lot of scrutiny, especially when it comes to discussion revolving around capitalism. Join us in this episode as we explain why everyone for some reason believes that BTS is the poster child for everything wrong with capitalism and why such beliefs are both unfounded and hypocritical.

A hot topic within the ARMY fandom is Ex-ARMYs. Not that there's anything wrong with unstanning BTS, but there's been a growing trend of people who say they're no longer a fan of BTS yet continuously keep tabs on them, and sometimes trash the members, their newer music, or the fandom. Join us in this episode as we talk about this strange phenomenon of Ex-ARMYs and the problems they cause.

Given how big our fandom is, it's only natural that misinformation can be so easily spread. Join us in this episode as we talk about how rumors are typically created, give examples of common rumors within the fandom (and the debunking!), and tell you how to avoid spreading them in the future.

The Kpop industry is extremely competitive. Those who listen to Kpop music constantly witness the rise and fall of dozens of groups every year before they even get the chance to make a name for themselves. Even groups that were at the top of the food chain a few short years ago have either plateaued or declined in popularity and success. Yet, amongst all that, BTS have gone further than any Korean music act in history and they don't seem to be slowing down any time soon. So, why haven't they fallen from glory just yet? Join us in this episode as we talk about the vitality of Kpop groups, their expiration dates, and why BTS doesn't have one; or at least...why they don't have an expiration date as soon as the others.