Album batch buying, expensive merchandise, and obsessive streaming may be popular ways of supporting K-pop groups. But are they necessary to call yourself a fan?

Having debuted 14 years ago, SHINee is one of the few groups in K-Pop that have been able to maintain their relevance even with an influx of new groups debuting every year. 

Despite this sub-unit starting as an inside joke between SEVENTEEN and CARATS, the often slapstick trio BooSeokSoon (BSS) have finally come back with the long awaited Second Wind. 

Being able to catch the attention of both the South Korean and international public can be the difference between success and disbanding. But what makes the perfect debut track?

Body image and K-Pop have been at the centre of many heated discussions, so is there a danger to the industry, both for idols and fans?

We know you’re desperate for more content from your favourite K-Pop groups because we are too!

Going Seventeen has helped to set the standard for idol variety shows.

We break down some of the most iconic summer comebacks in K-pop history.