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Roundtable: Summer of 2021
D.P.: A Stellar, Complex Take on Military Conscription
Jay B Tentatively Explores a Style of His Own in “SOMO:Fume”
Red Velvet’s “Queendom” is Sweet Comfort to Fans
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Ateez’s “Deja Vu” Lacks Personal Flair
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Squid Game’s Deadly Premise is Teeming With Life
Hospital Playlist 2 Ep. 7-12: A Happy and Comforting Conclusion
D.P.: A Stellar, Complex Take on Military Conscription
Nevertheless, is a Spectacular Romance
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It’s Wong Kar-wai’s World, and K-Pop is Living in It
From Hollywood to Hallyu: The Use of Cinema in K-pop MVs
The Renaissance of the Second Generation
With Great Power: Fandom as Social Movement
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Beats of the Week: Stellar Performances From Girls Planet 999 and Nevertheless Continues to Enchant
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For Your Viewing Pleasure: Classy, Comfy Whites
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Beats of the Week: Itzy’s Style Impresses, DPR Ian Continues to Receive Love
Highlight Attempt to Bridge the K-pop Generation Gap in “The Blowing”
Highlight Step into a New Season with “Not the End”
Roundtable: K-pop Valentines of 2021
Young Bosses of K-pop — The Alternative to Slave Contracts
Unsung Artists: November–December 2018
For Your Viewing Pleasure: Lazy Days
Music and Lyrics: The Metamorphosis of a Butterfly
Yong Junhyung Serves a Bittersweet Slice of Reality in “Go Away”
Yong Junhyung’s “Goodbye 20’s” is an Autobiographical Masterpiece on Leaving Youth Behind
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