The first song of an album sets the tone for the whole listening experience, and these are some of my favorite K-Pop tracks that do just that.
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The K-Pop Artists I Actively Keep Up With
I recently shared the K-Pop artists I’d love to see live, and that list barely scratches the surface of all the groups I follow. So I am sharing the artists that I keep up with.
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Hated K-Pop Songs I Actually Like
Not every song in K-Pop is for everybody, but some songs get so much hate and I honestly don’t know why, and maybe even like them myself. These are some of those songs.
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K-Pop Survival Show Songs I Really Like
Music survival shows are very popular within K-Pop, and we can get some great covers and performances from these shows. We can also get some great original songs, and I am sharing my favorites from various shows.
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Save One Drop One: 4th Gen Boy Group Showdown
The 4th generation of K-Pop has boomed, giving us so many amazing artists that I couldn’t fit them all in one showdown. So it is the battle of the boy groups in this save one drop one showdown.
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Save One Drop One: K-Pop Same Title Edition 7
There are so many songs with identical titles in K-Pop, so I am back to choose which one reigns supreme in the seventh save one, drop one!
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Quick Takes: ATEEZ’s The World Ep. 2: Outlaw
Ateez is back with their latest album The World Ep.2: Outlaw, and I am so excited to listen to it and share my thoughts with you all.
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My 29 Favorite K-Pop Songs
Today is my 29th birthday! I decided to celebrate by sharing some of my most favorite K-pop songs.
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The K-Pop Music Video Tag
I spend a lot of time watching music videos from tons of K-pop artists, which led me to come up with this tag idea!
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Save One Drop One: 3rd Gen Showdown
The 3rd generation of K-Pop, ranging from 2012 through 2017, has some of the most influential artists in the industry. So let’s put them in a save one drop one showdown.
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K-Pop Songs I’d Love To Hear For The First Time Again
You ever love a song so much you wish you could relive the experience of hearing it for the first time? These are the K-Pop songs that give me that exact feeling.
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K-Pop Artists I Want To See Live
There is nothing quite like a K-Pop concert and with each new one I attend, the more I want to go again. These are the artists I’d love to see live given the chance.
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Quick Takes: P1Harmony’s HARMONY: ALL IN
P1Harmony is back with their 6th mini album HARMONY: ALL IN and I wanted to share my quick takes from my first listen.
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Los Angeles K-Pop Haul
During my recent trips to Los Angeles, I did some shopping at various K-Pop stores and special pop-ups and I wanted to share what I got!
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Field Trip: Tomorrow X Together World Tour Act: Sweet Mirage
Tomorrow X Together, also known as TXT, stopped by LA for their latest tour Act: Sweet Mirage, and I got the chance to see them! Here is a recap and review of my experience.
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Quick Takes: May 2023 K-Pop Debuts and Comebacks
Another month is at its end which means another month of new K-Pop to check out. So I’m giving my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got this month!
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Save One Drop One: 2nd Gen Showdown
Some of the most iconic artists in K-Pop are from the 2nd generation, ranging from 2003 through 2011. Let’s put them head-to-head in a save one, drop one showdown.
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Save One Drop One: K-Pop Same Title Edition 6
There are so many songs with identical titles, so I am back to choose which one reigns supreme in this save one, drop one!
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Quick Takes: Stray Kids’ 5-Star
Stray Kids is back with their third full album 5-Star and as a Stay, I had to give it a listen and share my thoughts on the new songs.
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A B-Side A Day: May 2023 Recap
Many of K-pop’s greatest songs are amongst the b-sides of an album rather than the title track. Let’s explore some of these fantastic tracks.
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Field Trip: Six the Musical
The West End fan-favorite musical Six has crossed the pond and is now crossing the States on tour. I went to see the show while they are in Hollywood and here is my recap of that experience.
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Hues and Cues Review
Hues and Cues is a vibrant board game from The Op where you try and pinpoint what color is being described with one and two-word clues. Let’s take a closer look at this colorful game.
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Quick Takes: TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s The Name Chapter: TEMPTATION
Tomorrow X Together’s The Name Chapter: TEMPTATION is their most recent album and the moment I listened to it, I knew I had to share my thoughts. And since I’ll get at their concert this weekend, now felt like the perfect time.
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Finding Hannah Review
Finding Hannah is a relaxing hidden object game from Fein Games about the stories of three women, and how these stories help one find herself. I was given the chance to play this visually stunning game and here is my review.
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First Look: Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island
Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island is an upcoming game about helping Greek gods and goddesses restore their lost memories on a mysterious island. Let’s take a first look at this indie adventure game from Polygon Treehouse and Whitethorn Games.
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Field Trip: BTS Exhibition in Los Angeles
The BTS Exhibition has opened in Los Angeles so as a part of my BTS-filled weekend in LA, I went to check it out.
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Field Trip: Agust D Tour in LA
Agust D, also known as Suga from the globally famous band BTS, held his LA stops of his tour this last weekend. I was lucky enough to see him and I am sharing my experience with you all.
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Save One Drop One: K-Pop Same Title Edition 5
There are so many K-pop songs with identical titles, so I am back to choose which ones reign supreme in the fifth save one, drop one same title edition!
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Insomnia: Theater in the Head Review
Solve theatrical puzzles to try and silence your mind so you can sleep in Insomnia: Theater in the Head, a game from Perfect Day Studio.
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Masterplan Tycoon Review
Think you can chain together resources to develop multiple worlds in real time? You can put your skills to the test with Masterplan Tycoon, a minimalistic resource management sim by Ravenage Games.
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Quick Takes: aespa’s MY World
aespa has come back with their third mini album “MY WORLD” and with its release comes my quick takes.
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Sugoi Mart Sakura Lucky Bag Review
Sugoi Mart has released this year’s lucky bags themed all around cherry blossom season, and I had the pleasure to get one and share my thoughts on what I received.
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Quick Picks: LudoNarraCon 2023
LudoNarraCon, a digital narrative games festival, is back this year with a whole new set of narrative games to check out. I’m sharing the games that caught my eye and that I think you should check out.
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Quick Takes: April 2023 K-Pop Debuts and Comebacks
Another month is at its end which means another month of new K-Pop to check out. So I’m giving my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got this month!
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Field Trip: Spirited Away Live On Stage
The acclaimed Studio Ghibli film Spirited Away was adapted for the stage in Japan and, as a part of Studio Ghibli Fest, screenings of the show are taking place across the country. Here is my recap and review of the film.
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First Look: Moviehouse – The Film Studio Tycoon Game
Have you ever wanted to create your own movies? Now you can by playing Moviehouse – The Film Studio Tycoon.
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Quick Takes: Agust D’s D-Day
Agust D, BTS’s Suga’s solo moniker, released his debut studio album D-Day today and I knew I had to write my thoughts while listening for the first time. Here are those thoughts.
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How To Get The Perfect Seats
I pride myself on getting the best seats I can when going to see musicals, plays, and concerts. And I do a pretty good job if I do say so myself, so I am sharing my process and tips for getting your perfect seats for your next event.
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I’m Pretty Savvy Game Review
I’m Pretty Savvy is a party game where you have one minute to answer as many cards as possible with prompts ranging from trivia questions to listing 3 to 4 things fitting the card. I played this with my family and we had quite a fun time, so here are all of my thoughts on the game.
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Quick Takes: March 2023 K-Pop Debuts and Comebacks
March has long passed but I still wanted to share the new K-Pop from the month. So I’m giving my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got!
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Field Trip: Stray Kids 2nd World Tour
Stray Kids 2nd World Tour “Maniac” – Encore has the honor of being my first concert and also one of the best experiences I have had in my life.
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My Favorite Musical Theatre Songs
Musicals wouldn’t be musicals without music (obviously), so I’m sharing some of my favorite songs from the stage.
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Poly Vita Video Game Review
Poly Vita is a relaxing tile-placing puzzle game about helping a lost wanderer named Maya restore her soul. I had the opportunity to play this new indie game and wanted to share my overall thoughts.
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Upcoming Broadway Shows I Am Looking Forward To
Playbill recently shared a list of shows that are coming to the Great White Way sometime soon, and there were quite a few that intrigued me. So I am sharing the upcoming theatre that I’m looking forward to.
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The K-Pop Tag: 2023 Remix
I was skimming through my first iteration of The K-Pop Tag and realized it definitely needed an update, so here we are!
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Quick Takes: Jimin’s Face
BTS’ Jimin made his solo debut today with the song “Like Crazy” and album “Face”. Here are my first thoughts on the album.
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Master Dater Review
Master Dater, the messed-up dating game, is a new game from the folks behind Cyanide and Happiness. I went on some dates and here are my thoughts.
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Field Trip: The Mousetrap
When going to London to see some theatre, it is an absolute must to see the longest-running play in the world. And that play is Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap.
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Field Trip: The Woman in Black
The Woman in Black is known to be one of the scariest plays to grace the stage and we decided to be a witness to the horror while in London.
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Field Trip: House of MinaLima
MinaLima are the graphic designers behind the wizarding world, having designed everything from The Daily Prophet to the Marauder’s Map and so much more. They have a gallery and shop that anyone can visit, and I did just that.
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