
COCONA of XG confessed to being non-binary, and idols active in Korea have also expressed their support one after another. COCONA celebrated their 20th birthday yesterday (6th) and confessed to being non-binary. Through XG's official SNS, COCONA stated, 'I am AFAB Transmasculine Non-binary. This year, I underwent chest removal surgery. I was treated as a woman at birth, but I do not see myself as a woman. I feel a strong discomfort being seen as 'female' and I live more as a masculine being.' They also shared, 'The hardest thing in my life so far has been to accept and acknowledge myself. Now that I have accepted myself even a little and taken a step forward, I have been able to open a new door.' They added, 'I hope this message can gently light a spark in someone's heart. And may my love reach everyone who needs it.' The agency also fully supported the artist's courage. JAKOPS, CEO of XGALX, to which XG belongs, and executive producer of XG, expressed, 'Today, as COCONA bravely conveyed their thoughts to the world, I am filled with heartfelt emotion and respect. I will continue to provide sincere support so that each individual is respected not only as an 'active artist' but also as a human being, and can love their own life.' In response, Bain from JUST B, who was the first male K-pop idol to come out as a member of the LGBTQ community, also supported COCONA. Bain left a message on XG's SNS saying, 'I was deeply moved by your courage and honesty. I am proud of you for living authentically. I will always support you.' Additionally, members of KATSEYE liked and sent stickers to express their support. Previously, member Lala revealed they are gay, and Megan has come out as bisexual. Other idols, including GISELLE and NINGNING from aespa, also supported COCONA by liking the post.
COCONA of XG celebrated their 20th birthday by sharing their journey of self-acceptance as AFAB Transmasculine Non-binary. They revealed undergoing chest surgery and expressed gratitude to supportive members and family. JAKOPS, XG's executive producer, praised COCONA's courage and commitment to supporting all members as individuals.
XGALX, the agency of XG, has sparked excitement with a teaser photo suggesting a new artist debut. The monochrome image features a car under a spotlight with the phrase 'DEBUT SINGLE PS118 COMING SOON'. Fans are eager to know if it's a solo or group debut, with speculation linking 'PS118' to producer JAKOPS's solo debut. XG, known for its unique identity and success, raises expectations for the new artist.
Coca-Cola X Fes 2025 took place on October 11-12 at Saitama Super Arena, featuring artists like XG, Creepy Nuts, and &TEAM. The event, themed 'Creating a Festival Together,' included stunning performances, art by VERDY, and interactive booths, creating an unforgettable experience for attendees.
On October 19, McDonald's will hold 'Blue Mac Day', a charity event supporting children facing illness and their families. This year, the popular group XG will be special supporters, promoting a limited-time 'BLUE GALAXY SET' menu and live events to raise funds for the Ronald McDonald House Charities Japan.
The live stream for 'a-nation 2025' is set for August 30-31 at Ajinomoto Stadium, Tokyo. The event features a diverse lineup, including headliners XG and Ayumi Hamasaki, along with many debuting artists. Free viewing is available, but beware of spam links. Check the official site for details.
Coachella 2025 will feature K-POP artists like BLACKPINK's Lisa and Jenny, and ENHYPEN, marking their debut at the festival. BLACKPINK made history as the first K-POP girl group to perform at Coachella in 2019 and headlined in 2023. The festival, a major cultural event in California, attracts around 300,000 attendees annually.
THE BOYZ achieved 1st place on KBS's Music Bank, thanking their fans and label for support. The show featured performances from various artists, including VIVIZ's comeback with 'Shhh!', J.Y. Park's 'Easy Lover', TOMORROW X TOGETHER's 'Over The Moon', and SHINee's Minho showcasing 'CALL BACK'.
Deepfake sexual crimes have become a serious social issue, predominantly affecting women, especially celebrities. A report revealed that 99% of victims are women, with 53% being Korean. In response, entertainment agencies are taking legal action, and the South Korean government is proposing stricter laws against deepfake creation and distribution.
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