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ALLDAY PROJECT’s Tarzzan is going viral after an unexpected crowd surfing attempt ended in an awkward fall during a recent performance. 😭

The idol tried to lean back into the crowd, but nobody caught him, leaving him on the floor before he quickly got back up and continued performing.

The moment sparked hilarious reactions and heavy mocking online, with netizens debating whether crowd surfing was even appropriate for a K-pop performance.

What do you think about Tarzzan’s unexpected stage moment? 💀

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VVS is facing major backlash after a podcast discussion about ILLIT went viral on social media.

During the conversation, VVS members Lena and Brittney joined producer Paul Thompson to discuss the previous comparisons between their music video “D.I.M.M” and ILLIT’s “Iconic By Mistake.”

However, the controversy escalated when Thompson joked about ILLIT fans having “PTSD” over the group’s past controversies, prompting laughter from the members.

The comments have sparked criticism from fans, especially considering ILLIT member Moka’s ongoing hiatus due to anxiety-related health issues.

But was this simply an inappropriate joke, or did the conversation cross a line?

*raises hands to the sky* Nature is healing.

What is something in K-pop that screams "We live in a society."?

Former EVERGLOW member Yiren has sparked major discussion after revealing that she earned no personal income during her years with the group.

In a recent interview, Yiren said she relied on an allowance from her mother during that period and revealed that although her financial situation has improved, she still isn’t earning enough to regularly give her mother an allowance.

Her comments have led to renewed criticism of Yuehua Entertainment, EVERGLOW’s former agency, with fans questioning how the group’s earnings were handled.

However, Yiren’s comments do not provide the full details of her contract, expenses, or how EVERGLOW’s revenue was distributed, so the exact financial circumstances remain unclear.

Now watch fans of *other* groups freak out...

What happens when a K-pop group keeps its name, but the people, performances, or music behind it change? NCT 127, ENHYPEN, GOT7, BBGIRLS and ZEROBASEONE each give a different answer.

NCT 127 reworks familiar songs for the members on stage. ENHYPEN performs as six while fans still question the split. GOT7 keeps all seven members but has to decide what kind of album they want to make together. BBGIRLS discovers that a famous chorus does not automatically build a following under a new name. And ZEROBASEONE's original nine members end up promoting as ZEROBASEONE and AND2BLE.

This is not just a story about who left. It is about what a group has to change to keep going - and what fans choose to stay for.

Chapters:
0:00 What remains when a group changes?
0:27 NCT 127 - familiar songs, new parts
2:29 ENHYPEN - six members on stage
4:29 GOT7 - all seven, different ideas
6:11 BBGIRLS - a hit is not a fanbase
8:37 ZEROBASEONE & AND2BLE - one history, two groups
11:12 The name, the songs, or the people?

Which story changed the way you think about a group continuing? Tell us in the comments.

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BTS closed the first night of the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Festival, but fans watching online heard a very different show from the people inside the arena. CORTIS then left The Fact Music Awards with three titles, including Record of the Year.

This week's BeBoss report examines what the evidence actually shows. We also cover the KPOPWORLD Festival postponement, ROSÉ's “New Trick” and the iPhone 18 launch, RESCENE's “LOVE ATTACK” resurgence, Soyeon's latest solo test, and Kakao Entertainment's partnership with Disney Korea.

CHAPTERS
0:00 This Week in K-Pop
0:50 BTS at iHeartRadio
1:55 KPOPWORLD Festival Postponed
4:05 ROSÉ's “New Trick”
5:40 RESCENE's “LOVE ATTACK” Returns
7:29 Soyeon's Solo Credit Test
8:52 Kakao Entertainment x Disney Korea
10:38 CORTIS at The Fact Music Awards

Today's K-pop updates

1. Giselle drew heavy backlash for having a disturbing aesthetic. As the collection of photos from her personal account surfaced online, netizens labelled it weird and corny. While fans argued Giselle just has a dark aesthetic side to her, netizens commented that aespa gaining attention for having an unlikeable vibe is so accurate. They pointed out that the photos contained not-so-friendly items, problematic figures, and dark spiritual stuff. While some believe Giselle might be going through a tough phase, others mockingly asked her to quit her cringe performative aesthetic.
2. Wonhee got accused of having a bad personality with her members after a compilation video of ILLIT's selective moments went viral. The video showed Wonhee apparently making faces around members, walking in front of them for attention, and taking the center position from other girls. While some fell for it, calling Wonhee a mean girl, others called out the OP for evil editing. Some fans humorously added that Wonhee must be on the right track because only top female idols get mean allegations.

What do you guys think?

What's going on?

How many times has YG done this to its female idols?

(click link) Not denying we have our bad qualities, but this is true. Is there another fandom that does this?

Why are fans asking Jennie to leave Adidas, and what did Bang Chan mean by "no big hits"? BeBoss catches up on the Kpop stories getting fans talking this week.

We separate Jennie's collection from the Adidas promotion behind the backlash, look at the SPOTV K-Pop Awards results and the questions fans raised about judging, and catch up with Haerin at Dior.

Also in this roundup: Starship's legal update, &TEAM's first-day sales record with Mark on Me, young KATSEYE fans turned away from Manchester's standing area, the EXO-CBX/INB100 contract dispute, RESCENE's possible November return, and Hearts2Hearts' new Moonride MV.

Coverage: September 7-9, 2026, including this week's discussion of the September 6 SPOTV Awards. Updates reflect the information available at the time this video was made.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 This week's K-pop catch-up
00:27 Why the Adidas backlash reached Jennie
01:43 SPOTV Awards: winners and fans' questions
03:23 Haerin's Dior appearance
04:05 Bang Chan and the "no big hits" debate
05:33 Starship's legal update
06:22 &TEAM's Mark on Me sales record
07:01 Why young KATSEYE fans were turned away
08:19 EXO-CBX and INB100: contract update
09:14 RESCENE's reported November comeback
10:14 Hearts2Hearts release Moonride

Jennie did not appear in the separate Adidas promotion discussed here. The awards debate does not establish wrongdoing. RESCENE's comeback timing remains unconfirmed, and the EXO-CBX hearing is not a final court decision.

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