Julia Kim
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BabyMonster's Debut Divides Opinions – Is Yang Hyun-suk's Influence a Liability?
YG Entertainment's new girl group BabyMonster (members: Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Rami, Rora, Chiquita) released their debut single 'BATTER UP' at midnight on November 27. 
YG Entertainment's new girl group BabyMonster (members: Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Rami, Rora, Chiquita) released their debut single 'BATTER UP' at midnight on November 27. -
Is BLACKPINK Set to Re-Sign with YG Entertainment? Signals Point to Yes After Exclusive Profile Updates
The likelihood of BLACKPINK renewing their contracts with YG Entertainment is increasing. 
The likelihood of BLACKPINK renewing their contracts with YG Entertainment is increasing. -
K-Pop Icons Unsheath Swords in Battle Against Cyberbullies, Vow No Mercy in Legal Fight
K-pop celebrities are taking a firm stand against online trolls. 
K-pop celebrities are taking a firm stand against online trolls. -
YG's New Girl Group BabyMonster Set to Debut on November 27: The Next BLACKPINK?
YG's rookie girl group BabyMonster, comprising members Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Rami, Rora, and Chiquita, is all set to reveal their debut song 'BATTER UP' along with its music video on November 27. 
YG's rookie girl group BabyMonster, comprising members Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Rami, Rora, and Chiquita, is all set to reveal their debut song 'BATTER UP' along with its music video on November 27. -
As BTS Jungkook Prepares for Military Service, K-Pop Confronts Its 'Glass Ceiling' in the Global Music Scene
BTS's Jungkook, evolving into a global solo pop star, led the charge alongside Stray Kids and NewJeans, with BLACKPINK's presence and Fifty Fifty's achievements, though not winners, also adding significant meaning. 
BTS's Jungkook, evolving into a global solo pop star, led the charge alongside Stray Kids and NewJeans, with BLACKPINK's presence and Fifty Fifty's achievements, though not winners, also adding significant meaning. -
BTS Jin's Solo Track 'The Astronaut' Achieves Stellar Milestone with Nearly 100 Million YouTube Views and 290 Million Spotify Streams
BTS's Jin is continuing his strong popularity streak with remarkable achievements on YouTube and Spotify for his track 'The Astronaut'. 
BTS's Jin is continuing his strong popularity streak with remarkable achievements on YouTube and Spotify for his track 'The Astronaut'. -
BTS Jimin Dominates in 2023 Billboard Year-End Chart, Sets Record with Most Entries for a K-Pop Solo Artist
In the 2023 Billboard Year-End Chart, Jimin has made an impressive record by placing his name in 13 entries across 12 different categories, the most entries in a single year by a K-Pop solo artist in the chart's history. 
In the 2023 Billboard Year-End Chart, Jimin has made an impressive record by placing his name in 13 entries across 12 different categories, the most entries in a single year by a K-Pop solo artist in the chart's history. -
BTS Jungkook Breaks Records with Fastest Four Solo Songs to Reach 100 Million Streams on Spotify
BTS's Jungkook has set a new record on Spotify, becoming the K-Pop solo artist to achieve the fastest 100 million streams with his top four songs. 
BTS's Jungkook has set a new record on Spotify, becoming the K-Pop solo artist to achieve the fastest 100 million streams with his top four songs. -
After Ahyun's Departure, Will BabyMonster Be YG Entertainment's New Breakthrough?
YG Entertainment, following the success of BLACKPINK 7 years ago, is set to debut their new girl group BabyMonster as a six-member ensemble, sparking interest in whether they can rise as YG's new beacon of hope. 
YG Entertainment, following the success of BLACKPINK 7 years ago, is set to debut their new girl group BabyMonster as a six-member ensemble, sparking interest in whether they can rise as YG's new beacon of hope. -
Canadian Pop Star Kris Wu's Appeal Denied, 13-Year Prison Sentence Upheld in China
Canadian pop star Kris Wu, a former member of the K-pop group EXO, has had his appeal rejected by a Beijing court, upholding his 13-year prison sentence for rape and other sexual offenses. 
Canadian pop star Kris Wu, a former member of the K-pop group EXO, has had his appeal rejected by a Beijing court, upholding his 13-year prison sentence for rape and other sexual offenses.
