J-Hope of BTS is preparing to offer fans a deeper look into his solo music career with a new exhibition titled “AND WHAT?” The exhibition will open on May 30, 2025, at AK PLAZA in Seoul’s Hongdae neighborhood and will run until June 22, 2025.

The event is set to be an immersive experience, highlighting key moments from J-Hope’s journey as a solo artist. Fans will get to explore his significant achievements, such as his historic performances. Also, being the first Korean artist to headline the main stage at Lollapalooza in 2022 and his major concert at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles as part of his “HOPE ON THE STAGE” world tour.

The exhibition will also showcase personal items, such as stage props, costumes, and in-ear monitors. This will give fans a chance to connect with J-Hope on a more personal level. These artifacts will allow visitors to feel the energy of his performances and better understand the effort behind each show.

“AND WHAT?” will also focus on his creative evolution, from his early days as a member of BTS to his growth as a solo artist. It promises a look at his artistic process, while also teasing what the future might hold for the talented performer.

Tickets for the exhibition will go on sale starting April 29, 2025, via Interpark Ticket.

The wait is almost over for fans of Korean high school dramas, as Weak Hero Class 2 is set to premiere on Netflix this April 25. The new season picks up where the first left off. It is diving deeper into school life, violence, and the emotional scars left behind.

In the first season, Yeon Si-eun, played by Park Ji-hoon, was a quiet but brilliant student who used brains over brawn to fight off bullies. Alongside friends Ahn Su-ho and Oh Beom-seok, he stood up to a brutal school environment. But things took a dark turn. Friendship was tested, betrayal crept in, and violence left a lasting mark. Now, in season two, Si-eun starts fresh at Eunjang High School, hoping to leave the past behind. But peace doesn’t last long.

Trouble finds him yet again in his new school, and with it comes new enemies, fierce confrontations, and even tougher choices. The new season has more intense storylines, dramatic fight scenes, and even deeper emotions. This time, it’s not just about surviving school—it’s about standing firm in a broken system.

Also, new faces are joining the series: Ryeoun, Choi Min-young, Lee Min-jae, Bae Na-ra, and Lee Jun-young will all bring fresh energy to the storyline. There’s also a special appearance by Jo Jung-suk, although details about his role are still under wraps.

If you loved the first season, this one is set to be even bolder. If you’re new to the series, it’s a good time to catch up. Weak Hero Class 2 will officially drop on Netflix on April 25.

Tomorrow X Together (TXT) is making a comeback with a fresh digital single titled Love Language, set to drop on May 2, 2025, at 1 PM KST.

Fans have been buzzing with excitement since the group teased the release with a captivating image of a lock and key. The song is described as having an upbeat Afro-house sound with a light and lively energy. This is something TXT is well known for. It’s expected to bring a refreshing vibe that fits perfectly with the season.

What makes Love Language even more special is that Huening Kai, one of the group’s members, took part in writing the lyrics. This personal touch adds more meaning and depth.

This release comes months after their previous project The Name Chapter: TEMPTATION. TXT also plans to promote the song with live performances on popular Korean music shows. Shows like Music Bank, Show! Music Core, and Inkigayo starting from the release day.