Survive & Thrive in Korea
This Is How BTS’ Leader RM Is Revitalizing Korea’s Art Scene K-pop acts are known for their singing and dancing talent, as well as for their fantastic stage presence and charm. But some groups, such as BTS, are not only known for their music and positive influence on the youth, but also for their ability to […]
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Here’s How You Can Be A Part Of Seoul’s Live Music Scene Seoul is known as the birthplace of K-pop, and this music genre has been taking the world by storm as groups such as BTS have been making history on the Billboard charts, and there are even talks about a possible Grammy nomination for the […]
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Game on! It’s been over three years since I wrote about the Top Ten most popular PC games in Korea so the time to do so again makes perfect sense. Gaming and the continued growth of Esports keeps getting big time huge and 2020 hasn’t slowed anything down. In fact with the Covid19 putting the […]
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With over two dozen events occurring each year, South Korea is one of the music festival capitals of the world. Korean music is so popular that K-pop stars host festivals in other countries as well. Of course, due to unforeseen circumstances, many of 2020’s events have been or may soon be cancelled, while others have been postponed. […]
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Animated by a good union, South Koreans often participate in sports tournaments and contests of various sports. Their area unit in numerous varieties of sports practiced within the country, and you may not have to bother finding the proper sport to fit your desires. Soccer and baseball stay the South Koreans’ favorite sports. Tae Kwon […]
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Realistic And Relatable Beauty Moments In Korean Dramas The hottest Korean dramas are moving away from the overly glamorous looks that were previously seen in hit shows such as “Beauty Inside” and “Cheese In The Trap.” Instead, the newest releases are leaning towards a more natural and realistic aesthetic that people of all ages can […]
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