Tag: MONSTA X

8 New Kpop Male Solo Songs That Keep Ringing in the Head: JOOHONEY’s Freedom, Agust D’s Haegeum and More

Check out these new Kpop male solo songs that will give you the warmth and vibe.

SEVENTEEN Super Challenge: BTS Jimin Joins Vernon and Hoshi in a Stunning Dance Reveal

Check out the newest edition to the SEVENTEEN Super Challenge to see how BTS Jimin becomes the fan favourite reveal.

Freedom Music Video Teaser: MONSTA X’s Joohoney Flexes Mesmerizing Vocals in Flashy Attire

Freedom Music Video Teaser has finally dropped! Read on for more details.

After Parting Ways With The Agency, MONSTA X’s IM Goes Solo With His Social Media Life; Deets Inside

MONSTA X's IM has offcially laughed is social media accounts! Read on for details about his upcoming album.

23 Sultry Kpop Music Videos: Blood Sweat and Tears by BTS, Monster by Red Velvet, Baby Don’t Stop by NCT U and More

From BTS, to Red Velvet and NCT and many more - here are some sultry kpop music videos that are too hot to handle for us!

37 Underrated MONSTA X B-Side Tracks That Present a Softer Side of the Band’s Discography: Underwater, From Zero, If Only and More

Let's celebrate the K-pop group's 8th debut anniversary by reliving the magic of some underrated MONSTA X b-side tracks.

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