Korean singer-songwriter DEAN has released a new song, with an accompanying music video as well. The song is “love”, and features Syd from The Internet.
The video shows DEAN and Syd both singing on an old, wobbly airplane. “love” was composed by DEAN, Syd, and Nick Green, with extra vocals provided by Zak Abel and arrangements by highhopes. Psycho Films directed the video.
Watch “love” below.
PSY is back with a new album, 4X2=8, released today (May 10).
Along with the new album, PSY also dropped music videos for his songs “I LUV IT” and “New Face.” Both videos feature iconic cameos: “I LUV IT” bringing out Pikotaro (think “PPAP”) and Lee Byung Hun, while “New Face” stars Apink’s Son Naeun.
At the time of publishing, “I LUV IT” already has over 4.8 million views, while “New Face” has 4.6 million views and is third on YouTube’s trending list.
Check out both videos below.
The K-Pop group BTS, also known as the Bangtan Boys, are now increasing the security for their U.S. tour in response to multiple online death threats directed towards them.
A now-suspended Twitter account under the handle @AntiBTSAnti recently directed multiple threats towards BTS member Jimin, proclaiming that the author of the tweets had plans to shoot the South Korean singer from a specific set of seats while the singer performed “Lies” at the Anaheim Honda Center in Southern California. The sold-out venue will be hosting BTS for two shows on April 1-2 and can hold close to 19,000 people.
The Twitter account also posted many pictures, including a dead pic, guns, and other gory images.
Big Hit Entertainment, the band’s agency, announced on Wednesday (March 29) plans to strengthen security at the U.S. shows, along with extra help from the local police. The agency also says that the Honda Center’s security staff has promised to help ensure safety.
The Anaheim concerts are just a part of BTS’ worldwide “2017 Wings Tour,” which started earlier this month in South America. BTS will also have shows in Chicago and Newark and will go on until July.
Seven years after their debut K-pop band 2NE1 is officially disbanded and they are ready to release their final single. YG Entertainment posted the first teaser image for the single “Goodbye,” which is to be released January 21 at midnight KST.
The song was co-produced by J Gramm and Rook Monroe, and written by CL. “Goodbye” was originally written for CL’s solo career in the U.S., until YG Entertainment thought the song was better for the group.
The band’s Minzy left in April of 2016 to pursue a solo career and likely won’t be featured on the final single. Contracts for the remaining members of 2NE1 expired last May and were not renewed. Dara and CL are starting solo careers as well, still signed with YG Entertainment.