Belift Lab, a subsidiary of HYBE Labels and the agency managing the K-pop group ILLIT, denied allegations of workplace ...

ILLIT is getting ready to soar to new heights with their first-ever comeback! On October 18, album distributor Genie Music and Stone Music Entertainment announced that as of the day before, ILLIT ...

Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Illit officially launched their music career last month when the South Korean girl group dropped their debut EP Super Real Me.

Since their debut, ILLIT has faced criticism, especially from NewJeans fans after ADOR's former CEO, Min Hee Jin, stated they had copied her group's style. While many argued there was nothing in ...

ILLIT — a K-pop girl group consisting of Yunah, Minju, Moka, Wonhee, and Iroha — is returning to the music scene with their second mini-album “I’ll Like You” set for an October 21 release.

Subsequently, the post included the names of several groups, such as TWS, ILLIT, LE SSERAFIM, KATSEYE, and others. The Pann post went viral among the K-pop community, garnering over 140,000 views ...

While many groups have official lightsticks, some, like Everglow and ILLIT, have yet to release their own, leaving fans to wonder if they will ever be introduced. The girl group doesn't have an ...

ILLIT has unveiled the promotion calendar for their upcoming comeback with “I’LL LIKE YOU”! #ILLIT ‘I’LL LIKE YOU’ Promotion Calendar#아일릿 #I_LL_LIKE_YOU pic.twitter.com ...

The 5th generation girl group ILLIT will grace JTBC's popular variety show ‘Knowing Bros’ with a full-group appearance ...

On Friday, September 20, Korean Media outlet News1 released an article announcing that HYBE Labels filed mass lawsuits against malicious YouTubers who targeted the K-pop girl groups LE SSERAFIM ...

BELIFT LAB has officially announced that ILLIT will make their comeback on October 21, 2024, with their second mini-album titled I'LL LIKE YOU. This release comes seven months after their debut ...

KOREA: According to Allkpop, BLACKPINK’s Rosé and Bruno Mars’s new song, “APT.,” has triggered a notable rise in YG-related ...