KPOP Treats

South Korea has mandatory military service for all 18-35 years old males. Thus, if you are K-Pop fan, this means that you have to say good bye to your oppa  for two years.  Of course, this only means his inactivity in the limelight. Lee Dong Hae from Super Junior, who is my ultimate bias, is currently serving the military and he will return from the army this July 2017. However, I have to endure my loneliness and continue with my life <delusional fan here>. Seriously, it was different because I cannot see his daily posts in Instagram anymore.  This year, the Korea's Military Manpower Association has made a strict compliance that will difficult for male celebrities to delay their service. The agency will be the one in-charge of the enlistment. Korean entertainment agencies will be informed as well so they make can necessary changes of their artist's schedules and commitments. Those who were born on January 1, 1980 to December 31,1999 are required to submi...

Behind the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry, there is still a stigma regarding the intelligence of the performers. Some people perceived acting, dancing, singing and other forms of entertainment are "easy" compared to studying and gaining academic recognition. Yet, these idols in the list proved that working in the industry does not mean they are DUMB DUMB. 1. RAP MONSTER- BTS His IQ is 148. He is in the top 1.3%  in the university exam (nationwide). He took the TOIEC test and got 900/990. 2. LIM SI WAN-ZE:A His undergraduate degree is mechanical engineering. He decided to drop out to become a singer. He can solve the Rubik's cube in less than 40 seconds.  3. TAECYEON- 2PM He considers himself as a nerd before he debuts as a well-known beast idol. He received a perfect score in TOEIC. He is pursuing graduate studies in Dangook University. Aside from English and Korean, he is also fluent in Japanese and Spanish. 4. ...