K-Culture
A former K-Pop idol's transition reveals the growing clash between the rigid idol system and the authentic creator economy. A PRISM analysis.
VCHA's legal battles and member exits aren't just drama. They're a critical stress test of JYP's global strategy, with huge implications for K-Pop's future.
The K-drama 'Heroes Next Door' signals a major strategic shift in Korean content, moving from lone heroes to community-driven narratives for global appeal.
ATEEZ's 'Answer' hitting 100M views isn't just a number. It's a case study in sustainable growth and the power of a deep-catalog fandom economy.
Dispatch's annual K-Pop couple reveal is more than gossip. It's a market-moving event that impacts stocks, brands, and the future of fan-tech platforms.
The 'injection auntie' scandal is more than celebrity gossip. It's a critical signal of systemic risk in the K-Pop industry's high-pressure talent model.
Beyond gossip: An analysis of how aespa Winter's alleged tattoo tests the K-Pop business model, fan culture, and the future of idol authenticity.
BTS's V deleted an Instagram photo with Park Bo Gum. Our analysis reveals why this signals a major crisis in the idol-fan relationship and the creator economy.
KBS's 2025 Song Festival is no mere concert. It's a strategic pivot into a global IP, signaling a new battleground for K-Pop's future.
A viral clip of KATSEYE's Lara reveals a critical flaw in K-Pop's global expansion model, pitting legacy beauty standards against Western fan values.
Min Hee Jin's new label OOAK is launching a boy group, not a NewJeans rival. Our analysis breaks down this strategic pivot in the K-Pop creator economy.
The 'Dynamite Kiss' K-Drama backlash is more than fan anger. It's a key risk for Netflix and the entire Hallyu model, signaling a need for a new global strategy.