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The hottest male and female K-pop stars, according to Japanese teens
- To determine the hottest K-pop idols in Japan, a community brought together 20,804 teens to vote on the matter.
- The hottest male K-pop stars from first to last were: BTS’ Jin, Enhypen’s Niki, Stray Kids’ Lee Know, BTS’ V, BTS’ Jungkook, Astro's Cha Eun-woo and Shinee’s Taemin.
- In response to the K-pop male rankings, Korean netizens were in complete agreement, expressing that handsome men can be appreciated anywhere.
- The most beautiful K-pop women were: TWICE’s Tzuyu, TWICE’s Sana, TWICE’s Mina, TWICE’s Jihyo, TWICE’s Momo, TWICE’s Nayeon, NiziU’s Ayaka, TWICE’s Dahyun, Blackpink’s Lisa and Blackpink’s Jisoo.
Japanese teens voted on the hottest K-pop stars, selecting 17 idols from the ever-growing music genre.
The popularity of Korean pop is rising throughout the world, including in its neighboring country, Japan. As the love for K-pop grows in the island country, its influence can be seen in Japanese fashion, makeup and entertainment.
Fueled and fired up: SHINee’s Key releases second solo album ‘Gasoline’
- Key of K-pop boy group SHINee released his sophomore solo album “Gasoline,” led by the title track of the same name, on Tuesday.
- The album has 11 songs in total, including the English-language track “Another Life” and “Villain” featuring NCT’s Jeno.
- Four of the album’s songs — “Gasoline,” “G.O.A.T (Greatest Of All Time),” “I Can’t Sleep” and “Proud” — were written by Key.
- SHINee celebrated their 14th anniversary as a group in May.
SHINee rapper and solo artist Key is back with his second solo album “Gasoline.”
The album is a follow-up to his 2021 mini-album “Bad Love.” “Gasoline” comes with 11 songs in total, a few of which — “Gasoline,” “G.O.A.T (Greatest Of All Time),” “I Can’t Sleep” and “Proud” — were written by Key himself. The new album also includes “Villain,” which features NCT’s Jeno, and the English-language side-track “Another Life.”
Shinee members and fans flood social media platforms to wish late singer Jonghyun a happy birthday
- Shinee members and fans flooded social media platforms to wish late singer Jonghyun a happy birthday and to celebrate his accomplishments.
- His birthday remembrance comes after the fourth anniversary of his death on Dec. 18, 2017.
- The singer died from suicide at the age of 27, most likely due to declining mental health.
Shinee members and fans have taken to social media to remember late singer-songwriter Jonghyun (Kim Jong-hyun) on his birthday.
Born April 8, 1990, Jonghyun performed with members Onew (Lee Jin-ki), Key (Kim Ki-bum), Minho (Choi Min-ho) and Taemin (Lee Tae-min) in the vastly popular second-generation K-pop group Shinee for nine years as their main vocalist. He was well-known for his vocal range which spanned over three octaves, for his talent as a composer, producer and as a successful solo artist.
SHINee’s Kim Jonghyun Remembered on Anniversary of His Death
SM Entertainment, remembered the late SHINee member, Kim Jonghyun, in a touching video for his first death anniversary.
The 27-year-old K-Pop star passed on Dec. 18, 2017 after what investigators treat as possible suicide through carbon monoxide poisoning. His family did not request for an autopsy.
K-Pop Star Jonghyun Leaves Fans With One Last Gift After Taking His Own Life
SM Entertainment, the label that represents former SHINee member Kim Jong-hyun, known simply as Jonghyun, officially released the late artist’s posthumous album “Poet | Artist,” and the title song’s music video “Shinin”.
Jonghyun, the lead singer of the Korean pop group SHINee, died in an apparent suicide last year in December. The 27-year-old singer, who was struggling with depression, reportedly sent a message to his sister before committing suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning. It read: “It’s been too hard. Please send me off. Tell everyone I’ve had a hard time. Tell me I did well. This is my last goodbye.”
Grieving K-Pop Stars Get Together to Carry SHINee’s Jonghyun to Funeral
Fellow SHINee members and Super Junior labelmates carried the coffin of Kim Jong-hyun to his funeral on December 21.
Jonghyun, main vocalist of the esteemed K-Pop male group, committed suicide on December 18 via carbon monoxide poisoning in his apartment in Cheongdam-dong, Seoul.
NBC Apologizes for Confusing BTS and SHINee, Still Messes Up Featuring Jonghyun
On Tuesday, NBC Chicago attempted to report on the passing of SHINee’s Kim Jonghyun; unfortunately, they confused Jonghyun with BTS’ Kim Namjoon — better known by his stage name, RM (formerly Rap Monster).
Those mourning Jonghyun’s death were outraged, calling for an immediate apology from NBC Chicago, even trending #NBCChicagoApologize on twitter.
NBC Thinks All Asians Look the Same, Reports on Jonghyun’s Death with BTS’ RM
Early Tuesday evening, NBC Chicago reported Kim Jonghyun of SHINee’s death on live television. His tragic death has caused the K-pop community to grieve, as well as start a dialogue about mental health in the industry.
However, when NBC aired the broadcast, the report showed clips of BTS, not SHINee, mistaking band leader Kim Namjoon — better known as Rap Monster or RM — for Jonghyun.
