It’s time for QRIMOLE, the monthly series where Kpopalypse answers your reader questions! Read on and enjoy!
Kpopalypse roundup – new k-pop releases 30/5/2022
It’s time for Kpopalypse roundup! Let’s check out some new releases!

Han Seo Hee, the legend. Who else has got the incredible balls to insult the YG CEO, right to his face, in a courtroom, no less? Certainly not any of your faves, who would probably all lick his boots even while he threatens them. She seems like an upstanding citizen to me, more people could use this much of a moral compass.
Kpopalypse Nugu Alert Episode 66 – BYBE, Ether, Shady, Sugar Coated Lies
It’s time for another episode of Kpopalypse Nugu Alert! Let’s check out some more nugus!
Kpopalypse roundup – new k-pop releases 23/5/2022
It’s time for Kpopalypse roundup! Let’s take a look at some new releases!
Gosh, nothing much happened this week so here’s a random post full of random things
Just another sleepy week in k-pop where not much is really happening, so enjoy this post full of random things!
Kpopalypse roundup – new k-pop releases 16/5/2022
Kpopalypse’s music theory class for dumbass k-pop fans: part 15 – compression
Kpopalypse is back with another music theory class to help you deeper understand the k-pops, as well as music in general! This time we’re talking all about the most important processing effect in all popular music – compression!
Kpopalypse roundup – new k-pop releases 9/5/2022
It’s time for Kpopalypse roundup! Let’s take a look at some new releases!

Openly gay k-pop singer Holland was attacked this week. Holland might be gay, but anti-gay violence is gayer. I don’t even mean that sarcastically, homophobes who lash out physically are often trying to push the gay away because they’re in denial about their own latent gay feelings. It’s the gay on the inside that they really fear, more than the gay on the outside. Anyway, Holland stay winning.
Kpopalypse’s guide to everything you ACTUALLY need to know about k-pop concerts
Now that it’s 2022 and we’re all pretending that the global pandemic isn’t a thing anymore, live k-pop concerts are starting to become more frequent again. This means that the probability of a k-pop concert being in your area has potentially increased! If you’re one of the lucky people who lives in the 8.75% of the globe where k-pop artists actually bother to do their “world tours”, but have never been to a k-pop concert before and would like to go, this post is for you!
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