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Another Super Junior member on We Got Married? Yayyyyyyyyy!!! It's about damn time! I haven't seen all of the episodes of Kangin and Lee Yoon Ji's virtual married life, so I can't miss this one. I don't know but I've always wanted to see another member on the show because I personally think and feel that all of them are going to become the world's most perfect husbands in the future. Now that a preview has been revealed by MBC, I can't wait to watch it next Saturday. According to rumors, it'll be Leeteuk and Kang Sora, but I have this  strange feeling that it's going to be another member and not Leeteuk.

Well, I've read a fan account from Suju's Music Core recording that he revealed to all the fans present that he is "getting married" to an actress. Although he did not reveal the name of the actress, it's so obvious from the preview that it's going to be Kang Sora. From the lips alone, I can definitely tell that it's her! My intuition tells me that it's going to be either Yesung (IDK...I think it'll be fun to see him in WGM) as the weird husband, Sungmin (He'll be the sweetest husband ever! And his aegyo is enough to melt even the hardest of hearts!), Donghae (Yes, that cute little fish! Haha! I've been crushing on him for years), Eunhyuk (He's been making my heart flutter these days...Oh, that Anchovy!), or Kyuhyun (Since he loves Starcraft the most, it'll be really interesting to see how he will treat his future wife...even if it's just for a show).

There's a 90% possibility that it's going to be Leeteuk, but no matter how I see it, I think the husband isn't going to be him. I have a gut feeling that it's another member. We all know how the members of Suju love to play mind games, and I think Leeteuk is just covering up for another member in the group. (Ahjusshi's just probably trying to troll the fans. Haha!) I know this is really stupid, but it would really  be funny if all of them will appear as husbands on the show or if the OTPs would couple up for a change. Hahaha! I want some EunHae, KyuMin and YeWook moments too! But whoever it is in the end, I will still watch it.

Kang Sora, you lucky girl!

There has been a lot of stir in Kpoplandia this week. Actually, a lot of things happened during this whole time that I was paying less attention to majority of Kpop's latest album releases. While I was busy doing pretty much everything for the last three weeks or so, I've decided to spend more time camping in dramalandia because of the pending episodes of certain dramas that I have neglected to watch for months. I marathoned  every single pending episode everyday, so I became pretty much screwed and disgruntled myself because I had to submit articles  on a daily basis to save up for my upcoming expenses. Haha! In addition to that, I have also alloted more time to read  because I've been missing out on a lot of the new good books since the first half of the year.

A few good Kpop MVs were revealed this week (mostly from singers who are making a comeback), and although this is just my observation, I have noticed that most of them are in the melodrama side.  A solid storyline (mostly sad, related to love, frienship or family) = check! A cast of brilliant, captivating and breathtakingly gorgeous actors and actresses = check! Good cinematography and artsy directing = check. Moments that pull at the heart = check!  Trademark K drama elements (piggyback ride, back hug, biking together, OBT around the famous Han River, fab dinner dates in the most expensive restos with matching 3-piece orchestra in the background,  desperate and frustrated damsels in distress trying to commit suicide by jumping from a tall building, gangsters and goons, somebody dying at the end of the story...and the list goes on!) = check! As long as you have all of these, believe me, you will never go wrong.

This should not be a surprise to most people because this is something that is common in Kpop. Kpop MVs in general have this leaning to produce MVs that are equally as brilliant and stunning as high-budget movies and dramas and they do it quite well. You know those moments that pull at the heart? (Oh , here we go again!) Haha! The delivery of the lines and the execution of certain scenes also make them all the more unforgettable to melodrama aficionados, which pretty much answers the fascination that the general public has for these kind of productions.

This week, we have three new "sad" MVs from singers who have been acknowledged for their singing prowess. Long before the  expansion and globalization of the glitz and glamor that is Kpop, most of the jukebox hits, I believe, were ballads.  Most of the singers that I will be talking about in this post have also been singing ballads even before I  learned about Kpop, so songs coming from these people are guaranteed hits.

JYJ's In Heaven

Jaejoong, Yoochun and Junsu (also known as JYJ) are coming back for their new Korean album titled In Heaven. These guys were originally from boy group TVXQ, which is now a duo that consists of Yunho and Changmin, after they left from former mangement agency SM Entertainment. TVXQ debuted in 2003 as a five-member acapella group and they have the biggest fanbase (in Kpop) all over the world, which is according to a reliable source, composed of more than 800,000 people. TVXQ are the idols to beat as far as singing, dancing and performing in general are concerned. I have heard of them shortly after their debut, but I wasn't a Kpop fan at that time yet. Despite that, I've always admired and respected these guys. When I  finally got into a Kpop fandom in 2006 (I'm an ELF BTW), they were probably the biggest and most popular group at that time. They sang both powerful dance songs and wonderful ballads. All the members are very talented, so I naturally became their fan while I was learning about them and their music at the same time.

Even though the original members of the group are promoting as two separate teams at the moment, both groups are still making good music in its  truest sense. I have listened to all the songs in JYJ's latest album and it's my favorite JYJ album to date. The music video to In Heaven, one of the most loved tracks in the album was just unleashed recently, following the release of their album with more than 300,000 pre-orders in a day, which ultimately caused servers to crash.

These three are so talented that they are not only certified hitmakers, but also staple faces in the entertainment industry. Yoochun and Jaejoong are currently one of the most sought-after leading mens in the business. Their every move is always a hot topic, and every series or movie that they do is always a hit. Junsu, on the other hand, is an acclaimed musical actor. He is one of Kpop's best vocalists and he is also the main lead of their In Heaven music video. It also stars actress Song Ji Hyo (Goong/Princess Hours, Frozen Flower, Wishing Stairs), who together with Junsu, make a really beautiful couple in the MV.

Check it out below!

Check out the MV below!

Another Super Junior member on We Got Married? Yayyyyyyyyy!!! It's about damn time! I haven't seen all of the episodes of Kangin and Lee Yoon Ji's virtual married life, so I can't miss this one. I don't know but I've always wanted to see another member on the show because I personally think and feel that all of them are going to become the world's most perfect husbands in the future. Now that a preview has been revealed by MBC, I can't wait to watch it next Saturday. According to rumors, it'll be Leeteuk and Kang Sora, but I have this  strange feeling that it's going to be another member and not Leeteuk.

Well, I've read a fan account from Suju's Music Core recording that he revealed to all the fans present that he is "getting married" to an actress. Although he did not reveal the name of the actress, it's so obvious from the preview that it's going to be Kang Sora. From the lips alone, I can definitely tell that it's her! My intuition tells me that it's going to be either Yesung (IDK...I think it'll be fun to see him in WGM) as the weird husband, Sungmin (He'll be the sweetest husband ever! And his aegyo is enough to melt even the hardest of hearts!), Donghae (Yes, that cute little fish! Haha! I've been crushing on him for years), Eunhyuk (He's been making my heart flutter these days...Oh, that Anchovy!), or Kyuhyun (Since he loves Starcraft the most, it'll be really interesting to see how he will treat his future wife...even if it's just for a show).

There's a 90% possibility that it's going to be Leeteuk, but no matter how I see it, I think the husband isn't going to be him. I have a gut feeling that it's another member. We all know how the members of Suju love to play mind games, and I think Leeteuk is just covering up for another member in the group. (Ahjusshi's just probably trying to troll the fans. Haha!) I know this is really stupid, but it would really  be funny if all of them will appear as husbands on the show or if the OTPs would couple up for a change. Hahaha! I want some EunHae, KyuMin and YeWook moments too! But whoever it is in the end, I will still watch it.

Kang Sora, you lucky girl!

There has been a lot of stir in Kpoplandia this week. Actually, a lot of things happened during this whole time that I was paying less attention to majority of Kpop's latest album releases. While I was busy doing pretty much everything for the last three weeks or so, I've decided to spend more time camping in dramalandia because of the pending episodes of certain dramas that I have neglected to watch for months. I marathoned  every single pending episode everyday, so I became pretty much screwed and disgruntled myself because I had to submit articles  on a daily basis to save up for my upcoming expenses. Haha! In addition to that, I have also alloted more time to read  because I've been missing out on a lot of the new good books since the first half of the year.

A few good Kpop MVs were revealed this week (mostly from singers who are making a comeback), and although this is just my observation, I have noticed that most of them are in the melodrama side.  A solid storyline (mostly sad, related to love, frienship or family) = check! A cast of brilliant, captivating and breathtakingly gorgeous actors and actresses = check! Good cinematography and artsy directing = check. Moments that pull at the heart = check!  Trademark K drama elements (piggyback ride, back hug, biking together, OBT around the famous Han River, fab dinner dates in the most expensive restos with matching 3-piece orchestra in the background,  desperate and frustrated damsels in distress trying to commit suicide by jumping from a tall building, gangsters and goons, somebody dying at the end of the story...and the list goes on!) = check! As long as you have all of these, believe me, you will never go wrong.

This should not be a surprise to most people because this is something that is common in Kpop. Kpop MVs in general have this leaning to produce MVs that are equally as brilliant and stunning as high-budget movies and dramas and they do it quite well. You know those moments that pull at the heart? (Oh , here we go again!) Haha! The delivery of the lines and the execution of certain scenes also make them all the more unforgettable to melodrama aficionados, which pretty much answers the fascination that the general public has for these kind of productions.

This week, we have three new "sad" MVs from singers who have been acknowledged for their singing prowess. Long before the  expansion and globalization of the glitz and glamor that is Kpop, most of the jukebox hits, I believe, were ballads.  Most of the singers that I will be talking about in this post have also been singing ballads even before I  learned about Kpop, so songs coming from these people are guaranteed hits.

JYJ's In Heaven

Jaejoong, Yoochun and Junsu (also known as JYJ) are coming back for their new Korean album titled In Heaven. These guys were originally from boy group TVXQ, which is now a duo that consists of Yunho and Changmin, after they left from former mangement agency SM Entertainment. TVXQ debuted in 2003 as a five-member acapella group and they have the biggest fanbase (in Kpop) all over the world, which is according to a reliable source, composed of more than 800,000 people. TVXQ are the idols to beat as far as singing, dancing and performing in general are concerned. I have heard of them shortly after their debut, but I wasn't a Kpop fan at that time yet. Despite that, I've always admired and respected these guys. When I  finally got into a Kpop fandom in 2006 (I'm an ELF BTW), they were probably the biggest and most popular group at that time. They sang both powerful dance songs and wonderful ballads. All the members are very talented, so I naturally became their fan while I was learning about them and their music at the same time.

Even though the original members of the group are promoting as two separate teams at the moment, both groups are still making good music in its  truest sense. I have listened to all the songs in JYJ's latest album and it's my favorite JYJ album to date. The music video to In Heaven, one of the most loved tracks in the album was just unleashed recently, following the release of their album with more than 300,000 pre-orders in a day, which ultimately caused servers to crash.

These three are so talented that they are not only certified hitmakers, but also staple faces in the entertainment industry. Yoochun and Jaejoong are currently one of the most sought-after leading mens in the business. Their every move is always a hot topic, and every series or movie that they do is always a hit. Junsu, on the other hand, is an acclaimed musical actor. He is one of Kpop's best vocalists and he is also the main lead of their In Heaven music video. It also stars actress Song Ji Hyo (Goong/Princess Hours, Frozen Flower, Wishing Stairs), who together with Junsu, make a really beautiful couple in the MV.

Check it out below!

Check out the MV below!