Aegyo or Childishness? What Nigerians Would Think of Your Idol's Cute Behavior
While Aegyo is the passcode for people in South Korea, it's a means to stir up confused stares and annoyance in Nigeria, and the reasons are here.
Korean vs. Nigerian Slangs: Same Meaning, Different Sound
Slangs are part of humans's daily conversation. It has slowly sneaked into our languages and come to stay. Without them, conversations seem boring sometimes but what happens when two countries have si...
Yoo In Soo: The Consistent Bad-Boy Student Character
If there's a human representation of the king of bad characters, it would be Yoo In Soo. He has constantly demonstrated his dominance in the bullying characters' industry and we cannot help but give h...
Hamkke Chats with Ella || Don’t go blindly into the Korean Culture
We had a fun chat with Ella on her Korean culture experience and this is what it looks like
Why You Should Watch “The First Night with the Duke” Even If You’re Not a Sageuk Person
Stuck on what to watch next? Here's a perfect pick for you
When K-pop Meets Demon Hunting: Kpop Demon Hunters on Netflix
The new Netflix Rave called K-pop Demon hunters came to dominate like demons do, have you joined this rave yet? If you've not, here are reasons you should
GOT7’S Park Jinyoung: The Talented Sushi Ball
Jinyoung just starred in Our Unwritten Seoul and he proved to us once again why he's the kind of mushy character. Soft like a sushi ball but firm as the wrapping. Catch up on Jinyoung's full details h...
Life Lessons from Yoo Mi Ji in “Our Unwritten Seoul”
Our Written Seoul has recently wrapped up and Mi Ji has several messages to pass on to us. Here are the things we can learn from the character that got us obsessed with her individuality.
Exceptional Rappers in the K-Pop Industry (2) Mad Clown: From Underground Rapper to Hit-Maker
Have you ever heard of K-Hip-hop? Do you know Mad Clown? Here's everything you might want to know about him as an artist. Catch up on one of the best rappers in the industry.
From Praise & Worship to Warfare: What Weapons Nigerians Would Call K-Pop Light Sticks
Have you ever paused to think about what a typical Nigerian thinks about K-pop groups' lightsticks when they see one? Here's a playful reflection of their thoughts for a comic relief.
