This week, we did it all live! We shook our heads at TMZ, speculated on the possibilities of the fourth season of Show Me The Money, look at a major spoiler for the ending of said season, and then grimace in second-hand embarrassment at so-called "Synthetic Korean" "Cha SangGoo". All that, plus new music and more!

This week, we have another jam-packed episode of East-Asian pop-culture goodness. We take a look at the Tao drama and look forward to buying three jerseys at ACEN, we look at some key places to visit in Japan, and we find a useful list for our imminent Korea trip. All that, plus a bunch of new music and more! Hit it!

It's a jam-packed episode of Hallyujuku coming atcha! We talk about The Ark's debut blindsiding us with the feels, Lee Hongki getting stern with over-zealous fans, SM finally getting around to things they should've done a long time ago, and BABYMETAL's future in the western market. Additionally, we introduce #AsiaBucketList with a handy list of must-do activities in Japan and a couple of our own must-do activities for when we visit Korea. All that and more! Get on it!

We're back with another episode of Hallyujuku. We look back at the goings of the last two weeks in East-Asian pop culture. This includes, an unfortunately inevitable cancellation, cryptic YG announcements, a new YG venture headed by Tablo, SM bleeding Exotics dry, and even phallus parades. All that and more!

On a slightly delayed episode of Hallyujuku, Petey gives a recap of his experience spending two consecutive nights at the Elysium night club in Downtown Austin. Petey goes over the hat he won waiting in line, barely being able to control himself being so close to Crayon Pop, what it took to get in K-Pop Night Out, the contrast to that with Japan Nite, the crowd environments, and the surpsising breakout hits of the nights. All that and a whole lot more from SXSW find you when you press play. So do it already!

This week, we have a surprisingly compact episode. We discuss Ga-In's amazing comeback, Rap Monster trying to make us like him, Crayon Pop going full Super Sentai, more agency troubles, and even Japanese chopstick manners. All that and more on this week's Hallyujuku!!

Another week, another jam-packed episode of Hallyujuku. The guys talk about San E's cool project #HIPHOPISHIPHOP, Petey admits he has a problem with his addiction of Love Live! tie-in free-to-play mobile rhythm game School Idol Festival, good news for #TeamSchadenfreude, a new more "mature" Idol group in Japan, and stupid (alleged) comments from the guy behing Nickelodeon's "Make It Pop". All that and a bunch more!

This week on Hallyujuku, Petey finds true love in a reaction video, Megan Lee is on that Nick Cannon produced "K-Pop Inspired show on Nickelodeon (which already looks terrible), Rap Monster is working with Warren G for whatever reason, Seonam Girls High School Investigators does us a explicit representation solid, and the Big 3 are rethinking their drama strategy/schedule. All that and much more await you on the other side of that play button!

This week, Hallyujuku gets serious and sorta depressing, but for important reasons. We kvetch about GI existing without OneKet and lament the disbandment of a promising girl group in Bob Girls while wishing Jina the best. We discuss the ongoing Kim Hyun Joong scandal and call out Team "Oppa Didn't Mean It" on their delusions. We also discuss Sulli's former fansite admin Jinnabit's insane, manipulative, and childish behaviour. Then bring things back into a light mood with a possible new career in Ninja work. All that and more! Check it out, already!

It's a brand new installment of Hallyujuku, everybody! It's a packed one this week. We discuss our disappointment with Amber's debut title track, Petey gushes about Love X Stereo's new EP, we side-eye Japan's continued wanton use of blackface, and celebrate Shibuya's step toward equality. Additionally we sit down and have a post-mortem discussion on No Mercy and the go through our thoughts on the final line-up of the soon-to-debut Monsta X. All that and more await you so get on it doggoneit!

This week, we have the most over-produced episode of Hallyujuku for no reason other than Petey wanting to play with new toys. We spend the initial chunk of the show squeeing incoherently about 4Minute's amazing comeback release, "Crazy". We also take a look at a teaser for Amber's solo debut, shoehorn in an extra music video, look at who came out winners at the Dramafever Awards,  discuss the prospect of a theatrical edition of "Running Man", and Crayon Pop's amazing thug tendencies. All that and plenty more (including arbitrary GoPro shots) when you press play.

Credit to /u/rhinoreno for inspiring the episode title.

This week on Hallyujuku, EXO-L make D.O. feel like a disappointed parent, the guys discuss some great overlooked Korean films, Rap Monster talks about his "diss battle" with iKon's Bobby, and the guys talk about objections to the 48iverse's presence at the Tokyo Olympics. All that and a whole lot more tomfoolery can be found when you press play. Come get it!

On this episode, we are jam-packed with things to discuss. Primarily, Lucky J vocalist Jessi's rather questionable freestyle in a preview of Unpretty Rapstar, as well as some of the battle teaser clips released. We also look at some quality shade from Zico to our boy Bobby. Additionally, Petey looks forward to another key aspect of his upcoming SxSW trip, Japan Nite. All that and more! Get on it!

Another fabulous week of Hallyujuku! We talk through a bunch of the tunes that caught our attention this week, we take a look at the top viewed KPop videos in America, American World in Japan, and speculation on new 4Minute. Go on and get you some!

This week, Petey gets hyped about seeing Crayon Pop at SXSW. Additionally, we commemorate the end of long-running girl group Jewelry, shake our heads at the people in charge of BTS' photoshoot, opine on the possibilities of MNet's female-centric "Show Me The Money" spin-off, and look at the possible 2015 game plans of many of the agencies of K-Pop. All that and more. Get it!

It's the first Hallyujuku of 2015 and we got a fun episode for ya. We talk about Running Man's popularity in China, BABYMETAL working with the guys from DragonForce, and T.M. Revolution's next addition to a long legacy. Ultimately we discuss a survival-reality show that has caught both our attention in Mnet and Starship Entertainment No.Mercy: Debut War of the Trainees. All that and more can be found when you press play.

We finish off our Year-End special ina more free-form fashion and take a last look back at 2014. We look at the things that we believed defined the year in East-Asian pop culture and what surprised us as about it. We also look forward to 2015 and try to make some predictions about what might be in store. You've made it this far, let's finish this off right. Enjoy!

Now comes the last part of the music recap of our Year-End Special. We look at all the other musical acts around East-Asian Pop music that we felt didn't strictly belong in the "Boy/Girl Group" category. We look at some of the stand-out debuts, from an industry veteran striking out on her own to our new queens of club bangers. We also look at the many established acts that had a fantastic year, including the juggernaut money-machine that was Soyou X Junggigo. Our general recap is tomorrow. Happy New Year!! 새해 복 많이 받으세요! よいお年を！

In the middle of our year-end hoopla, we have a nice little regular episode of Hallyujuku. We are joined by guest, Bryce Castillo a.k.a. Neshcom to talk about some fun tidbits. We ponder over Stan Lee doing aegyo, stand up for Tasha against people stealing her music, and stand with FEMM in their statement that "Dance Is Not A Crime". Additionally, we learn what hip-hop is truly about, thanks to iKON's Bobby.  Our year-end special continues with our solo/duo/collab/band/etc. discussion.

Check out Bryce's work and more at NeshComplex.com

We continue our week-long recap of 2014 in East-Asian Pop Culture. In this part, we take a look at the Male contingent in idol groups. We look at a few of the notable debuts and the years they had in and out of the studio. We also take a look at the many established acts that had solid years this year and debate which group made this year theirs. Additionally we look at a couple of our surprises and disappointments this year.