The Kpop Novels & Stories

Their fandom name, deceptively. "Aren't you...?" "No" I denied. "I'm not interested in those kind of things" I’ve no time for entertainment and fangirling. "Oh" was all he said. "Got it" I mumbled. A monochrome Wikipedia tab opened at my tap. SSB (RR: Super Sonic Boys), also known as the Super Boys, is a seven-member South Korean boy band that began in 2008 and debuted in 2011 under PRISM Entertainment. The septet- composed of Jay, BoS, Yoha, Shim Chan, Jimin, Y, and MJ—co-writes and co-produces much of their output. Originally being a hip hop group their music style and genre have evolved throughout the years. Their lyrics, often focused on personal and social commentary, touch on the theme

The crowd of hysterical girls in front, held back only by a cordon of CAT cadets from junior high, are screaming the names of DMG members: “Cyber! Reggie! Jared! Sonic! Neo!” Seemingly from out of nowhere, they’ve whipped out banners and signs. Instead of the usual glow-in-the-dark Korean lettering for an evening K-pop concert, there’s a slew of English ones interspersed with the name of a particular artist or of the whole band.

“And what kind of entertainment do you have planned? “Oh, we’re collaborating with various artists and sponsors. It’s going to be an extravagant night filled with performances. And we’re lucky enough to have BTS performing!” “BTS? What is that?” “A very talented and popular K-pop band,” Kourtney replied to the old man, smiling brightly. “K-pop? What kind of modern nonsense is that? Back in my day, we had real music!” Grandpa Woods huffed, clearly annoyed. “What happened to real music?” Kourtney couldn’t help but chuckle. “Oh come on, Grandpa! You can’t be serious. BTS has taken the world by storm! You’re just saying that because you’re clueless about them! Maybe you should get with the times

Some songs exist that they create themselves and some of the other songs are created by talented songwriters and producers in the world. “Wow XD!” The screams of the crew which includes journalists, news anchors and other staff watching laptops screen during recess. They are incorporated in a company engaged in Korean entertainment and tourism media—Seoul Entertainment News. “Suhoo!” “Kai!” “Jun!” “Dion!” “Sean!” “Byun!”

2 years ago Song Group Cooperation is one of the largest and well-known companies in South Korea, they have many businesses from all branches of the industry. One of them is Song Education Company which manages education from elementary school to University. Today is the first day of the Song family's only daughter on attending her new school year at SEC high school, she is Song Hyang.

She waved him off and he drove away. I was furious, angry....... wait, why was I angry? Fûck him, fûck her. I headed upstairs and into my room. My room was grey in colour. It had all the right things. I decided to listen to some kpop. I on my iPad and into my play list. I was fûcking tired right now. I played home by the famous boy band BTS. I wonder why people like them but they really have good songs and fans. I was tired. I was in the mood for sèx, I tried calling Ashley but she isn't picking.

“I swear, you’re always the last to show up, Zara. You should’ve been here to hear Claire’s K-pop drama.” Claire scowled. “Drama? It’s not drama. It’s just… I don’t know. She’s been ghosting me lately. I think I might have scared her off.” Tia snorted. “K-pop girl, huh?” She leaned back in her chair. “You mean the one who looks like she walked out of a music video?” Claire nodded, a sigh escaping her. “She’s Korean, or at least looks it. Honestly, I can’t even tell. But she’s ridiculously hot. Like AI-level hot. Don’t tell me that doesn’t scream K-pop girl.”

I ask, trying not to gasp or squeal. He shakes his head. “No, come on! Not thousands, just a hundred thousand.” Although I don’t refuse to let him take my hand, I want to scold him and how he keeps giving me flashy things. I’m about to say something when I see the K&W SIC engraved on each of the diamond. I look up and my eyes are glassy as I stare at him. He’s made something special for our ‘Smile it’s Christmas’ movement and I love it.

(*KakaoTalk - application very popular in South Korea, used to communicate.) On Sunday Soo Min woke up with a huge headache thanks to which she immediately knew that had drunk a few glasses of soju too much yesterday. Soo Min didn't remember much of the evening, especially coming back home, but she hoped that didn't do or say anything stupid. While being in the living room, with a glass of water, sipping a bit to make swallowing of a pill for a headache easier, she received a text message. Soo Min put the glass down on the low table standing by the couch and in exchange lifted her phone from the counter and unlocked the screen, checking the content and who the message was from. It turned out

Leyte raised a brow. "I believe so." “This is so foreign to me,” grumbled the old man in his bed. “The Idols I know are young ones that perform cheesy dance and song numbers to become well-known and gather believers known as die-hard fans.” Hana giggled sweetly. "What the heck are you saying?" When she was like this, she really looked pretty. "He is probably referring to celebrities or Kpop idols." Ley shook his head and laughed. "Oh, right. Kpop. My grandchildren have unhealthy obsessions over them," said the grandpa.