For the end of the year, the 2 Days 1 Night crew get to play Santa Claus…and Rudolph, for the locals around a magical Santa village. They also prepare for a brand new year by trying to take in all the good vibes that they can get in a historical town that gave birth to some of the heroes of the Korean Independence movement.
This is a triple up of awards where we cover the best choreos of 2022 for Boy Group, Girl Groups, and a special Wild Kard category, bet you can’t guess what that one is for.
Our second award of the year is to for foreign language song of the year, a super strong category this time around, with very close options at the top for our voters. Come found out which one is left standing at the top!
So, we’re starting this year’s awards off really weirdly with our anything but 2022 kpop. For this category we nominated only songs that did not qualify in any of the main categories, so it gets a little quirky.
The members set out to learn if their lucky number really is lucky for them. Is the 8th bus stopping at the 8th stop going to get them close to the final destination? Can they beat 3 people at bowling? How many eyes in their midst need an eyelash perm? …Will the unlucky people end up on a team together? The race is on!
The Running Man team is joined by actress Kim Jieun and comedian Cho Saeho for a One Dollar Gourmet race where every meal costs only one dollar. Unfortunately the members only have Jongkook money, Saeho money, or Jieun money to spend and the exchange rate depends on their team’s performance in each game.
A trip to appreciate the magnificent colors of the autumn leaves! What could be better? Doing it without hiking all the way up a mountain, would be my guess.
This trip was abbreviated due to the Itaewon tragedy. May all the lost rest in peace and all those left behind find solace.
The members will learn the importance of wearing weather appropriate clothing this week. They aren’t looking for Autumn so much as they’re looking for light jackets and proper shoes. Oh…and they get to drive without using any electronic navigation. They’re natives of Seoul, so that won’t be a problem…right?
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet ring in generation 9 of pokemon with decidedly more controversy than I would have expected. I honestly don’t really agree with a lot of what the other people online have said in some regards. So come on in and check out a review from somebody who has opinions not just based on graphics.
