As the vast majority of Kpopalypse’s reader base is international, I don’t tend to cover local events much, but those who follow my Twitter will know that I went to a k-pop club event last night, and regular radio listeners will also know that I talked to some of the organisers and promoted the same event earlier in the week. So – how was it? Did it live up to the hype? What exactly happens at a k-pop club night, anyway? This post has the answers as Kpopalypse visits Ha-ja k-pop party!
It’s time for Kpopalypse to return with the third drama review post for Honey Popcorn! Let’s quench the thirst of Kpopalypse readers for more quality drama action and take a look at the videos of Honey Popcorn’s Moko Sakura!
It’s the post that you knew had to exist, but that you also knew nobody else would dare write. It’s time for Kpopalypse to venture where no other k-pop blogger has yet gone, and bring you the very worst of Korean pop’s early years! Read on and be entertained – or not!
While many Korean drama fans starved for content on this very music-focused blog were grateful for my drama reviews of Honey Popcorn’s Yua Mikami, some people had issues with the post.
Always one to diligently listen to reader feedback, Kpopalypse is now going to address this deficit. Let’s take a look at the drama video career of Miko Matsuda!
A frequent criticism of Kpopalypse blog is that it’s somewhat short of TV drama content, and this is a weakness of the site that I cannot deny. After all, many people who are into Korean idols also like Korean dramas, but those people aren’t well-catered to on this site, which is all about music and idols only. So when I heard about Japanese actress Yua Mikami forming a k-pop group and debuting in Korea, I thought it was a good opportunity to redress the balance and give my readers the drama reviews that they all crave. Read on for a look at the thespian legacy of Yua Mikami!
It’s time for another Kpopalypse book review! Hang onto your hats as Kpopalypse dives into the heady world of self-published k-pop fanfiction!
Welcome to Kpopalypse’s 30 favourite k-pop songs of 2017! Let’s take a look at the songs that Kpopalypse enjoyed the most in 2017!
