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ILLIT
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    • Music

    The Problem With ILLIT’s Not Cute Anymore

    • ByReina
    • Published: November 24, 2025
    ILLIT keeps insisting they’re “not cute anymore,” but the song and video never show us what they’re supposed to be instead.
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    Stray Kids
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      • Music

      Stray Kids Returns With Confidence in ‘DO IT’

      • ByReina
      • Published: November 24, 2025
      Stray Kids’ Do It brings color to a stagnant world with action and confidence to spark real change.
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      The group f5ve
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        • Music

        f5ve Proves That Lettuce Isn’t Always Healthy

        • ByReina
        • Published: November 23, 2025
        f5ve’s Lettuce looks cute on the surface, but the song pulls apart how toxic people hide behind clean aesthetics. A playful metaphor becomes a sharp truth about self-worth.
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        HAVEN's I Run artwork
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          • Music

          The Mess Behind HAVEN’s I Run

          • ByReina
          • Published: November 21, 2025
          HAVEN’s viral track I Run was supposed to be their breakthrough moment. Instead it was pulled from platforms amid AI vocal accusations and a fight over proof.
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          NCT DREAM's Beat It Up concept
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            • Music

            NCT DREAM’s Beat It Up Breaks Down Every Wall

            • ByReina
            • Published: November 19, 2025 / Modified: November 19, 2025
            NCT DREAM’s Beat It Up uses boxing to show what it takes to survive pressure and break limits. A sharp, confident release with purpose.
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            ALLDAY PROJECT
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              • Music

              One More Time Shows a Softer Side of ALLDAY PROJECT

              • ByReina
              • Published: November 19, 2025
              The group trades the confident energy of FAMOUS and WICKED for a softer, dance-pop vibe that expands their range ahead of their December EP.
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              Breaking Rust
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                • Music
                • Technology

                Is There Room For AI in Country Music?

                • ByReina
                • Published: November 18, 2025
                With AI artists topping charts, country fans wonder if the genre can still feel authentic when the voice singing the lyrics isn’t human.
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                Lute and Adam from Hazbin Hotel
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                  • Television
                  • Music

                  The Symbolism of Gravity from Hazbin Hotel

                  • ByReina
                  • Published: November 16, 2025
                  “Gravity” captures Lute at her breaking point. The song turns her grief into something heavy and impossible for her to control as she craves vengeance.
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                  Hanni from NewJeans
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                    • Music

                    We Need to Talk About NewJeans’ Hanni

                    • ByReina
                    • Published: November 13, 2025
                    Over a year after NewJeans’ fallout with ADOR, Hanni’s past behavior still damages the group’s image and raises doubts about her worth to the team.
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