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- An incorrigibly self-serving exiled squirrel finds himself helping his former park brethren survive by raiding a nut store, a location that also happens to be a front for a human gang's bank robbery.
- A late-night seance reveals the presence of a ghost haunting a class of 12th grade students in an all-boys school, impelling them to suspect each other.
- The film follows the story of Cali, a blogger who owns the up and coming blog, "The Bakit List," and her ex Gio who will return to her life unexpectedly and surprisingly after breaking her heart.
- Commemorating the fifth anniversary of the debut of the South Korean girl group BLACKPINK featuring interviews with the four members: Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa, and live performances from "The Show" and "In Your Area World Tour".
- "How You Like That" by BLACKPINK is a powerful anthem of self-confidence and self-assertion. The song depicts BLACKPINK's journey to success amidst challenging circumstances and encourages listeners to never give up and to remain true to themselves. The lyrics speak to obstacles faced and how BLACKPINK persevered and encourages fans to do the same. The song is a defiant, empowering celebration of strength and perseverance in the face of adversity. Ultimately, "How You Like That" serves as an ode to those who, against all odds, reach their goals and defy those who dare to stand in their way.
- The music video for "Boombayah" was directed by Seo Hyun-seung, and it was released on Black Pink's official YouTube channel on August 8, 2016. As of November 24, 2016, "Boombayah" has accrued 68 million views. All of Black Pink's live performances have each over one million views, the highest being their debut stage for "Boombayah" on SBS's Inkigayo with over ten million views. "Boombayah" also became the fastest debut music video to achieved 50 million views on YouTube of any K-pop act, with nine weeks after release. On January 31, 2017, the music video for "Boombayah" hit 100 million views on YouTube, which makes Black Pink the fifth K-pop girl group to reach 100 million views, as well as the fastest debut music video of any K-pop act to reach this milestone. As of October 2017 the music video has reached over 240 million views.
- The song "SOLO" by JENNIE is about the power of independence and self-love following a breakup. The lyrics describe the post-breakup stage where the singer has had enough of the troubles and stress of the relationship and decides to detach herself from it. She is no longer amused by the little things her partner does and is tired of putting up a fake front of being okay with it. Jennie sings about the impact of the relationship on her and how she no longer feels any excitement or value in it, calling it a love story without any meaning. She is not sorry for her decision, as her partner did not understand her or make her happy. The chorus emphasizes the title "SOLO" affirming the fact that she is okay with being alone and is now shining brightly as a confident solo person. In the second verse, she talks about how she used to be his girl, but now she is on top of the game and is looked up to as the greatest of all time (GOAT). The singer declares her independence and focuses on herself, conveying that she no longer has time for other people's troubles, and she is now only looking out for her best interests. Overall, "SOLO" is an empowering song that encourages individuals to focus on themselves and their independence. The song values the power of self-love and the freedom that comes with it.
- Music video for Blackpink's "Kill This Love"
- Remake of popular soviet animation movie about Cheburashka and Crocodile Gena.
- Uses elegant minimalism. Featuring dominatrix catsuits, spiked leather jackets, and devil-horned hair, the sparse, high-contrast black and white convey grandeur, class, and charisma. Ends with guns blazing
- "Blackpink: The Show" is an online concert by the South Korean girl group BLACKPINK in support of their first full studio album, "The Album".
- Official music video of the most successful young female k-pop group of the moment, Blackpink.
- The song "Pink Venom" is about empowerment. The lyrics discuss the power of Blackpink, a South Korean girl group, and how they are not afraid to break the rules and take risks in order to achieve their goals. The members present a strong persona, highlighting their courage and fearlessness, with themes such as approachable, confidence, and rebelliousness. They emphasize the notion of having power within yourself to create change and highlight the importance of female empowerment.
- The song "LALISA" by LISA is a self-empowerment anthem that celebrates the power of the singer's unique identity and individuality. The lyrics emphasize the idea that anyone can achieve great things if they have the right attitude. The song calls on listeners to recognize the singer's name and make it known, in order to affirm the singer's worth and make it clear that she is not afraid of being the loudest in the room. The message of the song is that if you believe in yourself and have the courage to stand out from the crowd, you will succeed.
- As If It's Your Last isn't just a music video, it's a cultural reset, a reason to breathe, and an escape from this cruel world. It's an art form, the first gift you open on christmas, a hug from a loved one. It's everything you've ever wanted, and everything you'll ever need.
- Music video for Blackpink's "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"
- The song "Haru Haru" by BIGBANG is about a relationship that has ended and the pain and regret that come with it. The lyrics express the heartache of realizing that the relationship is over and struggling with the loneliness that ensues. The song reflects on the memories and good times shared with the person and acknowledges the difficulty of moving on. The chorus encourages the person to leave and not look back and take only the fond memories with them. The bridge expresses the desire for the person to be happy and to forget about the singer. The outro reiterates the pain of the separation and emphasizes the love that was once shared. Overall, the song is a reflection on the challenges of love and heartbreak, and the difficulty of letting go when the relationship has ended. It conveys the intense emotions that come with the end of a meaningful relationship and the deep longing that remains even after it's over.
- A 114-minute documentary film following the group Big Bang's second world tour, "Big Bang MADE 2015-16 World Tour." The tour is now considered as the largest tour by any Korean act, after it gathered more than 1.5 million fans in around fifteen countries across Asia, America, and Oceania from April 2015 until March 2016.
- "Loser" by BIGBANG is a song about someone who is struggling to stay afloat in a world that doesn't seem to understand them. The lyrics describe the struggle of someone who feels displaced, alone, and misunderstood. They lament the mistakes they have made in life and strive to go back to the feeling of innocence they had as a child so they can find peace. The song sends a message of hope, that although life is sometimes lonely and filled with struggles, there is still a chance to make the best of the situation and move toward a better future.
- Kwon Ji Yong is a full length documentary that reveals the real Kwon Ji Yong AKA G-Dragon, the leader of one of the most successful K-pop bands in history, BIGBANG. As the camera follows him throughout his last solo tour.
- A post-apocalyptic dystopian fever dream of powerful fashion, futuristic helmets, and outrageous hair. The band members are locked in battle with masked oppressors, culminating in an epic dance party that ends with each one on their own throne.
- This is the really from the girl group of K-Pop, 2NE1. It includes moments from their daily life, personal experiences, footage from behind the scene and perfomances on stage.
- The song "BAE BAE" by BIGBANG is a love song that celebrates the beauty and uniqueness of the person the singer is in love with. The first verse is sung by GD, who is completely infatuated with his lover's beauty and compares her to an angel. He is so obsessed that he feels possessed by her and finds it difficult to control his desires. He recognizes the danger of his attraction to her and even jokes about calling the police for protection. Overall, "BAE BAE" is a celebration of love and the beauty of the beloved, and the desire to keep that love alive and unchanged for eternity.
- The song "Crooked" by G-Dragon explores themes of heartbreak, loneliness, and the struggle to cope with a changing relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of emotional pain and resentment towards someone who has caused the protagonist's heart to change. The chorus reflects on the transitory nature of relationships, emphasizing that nothing lasts forever and highlighting the drastic change the protagonist has experienced. The verses depict the protagonist's frustration with their own loneliness and the feeling of being left alone. They express a desire to rebel against their circumstances, engaging in reckless behavior, starting fights for no reason, and even physically manifesting their inner turmoil by shaking their leg crookedly. The lyrics also reference a shared connection and bond between the protagonist and the person they are addressing, referring to themselves as the "main characters" and feeling like a lost and lonely island without them. The pre-chorus reveals the protagonist's past belief in their partner's promises and their subsequent feelings of betrayal and abandonment. The use of the pinky finger promise symbolizes the intimate trust they once shared, which has now been broken. In verse three, the protagonist shifts their focus to external appearances, using thick eyeliner, leather pants, and a frown to hide their pain and appear even more crooked. This can be interpreted as an attempt to protect themselves from further heartache and to elicit sympathy from others. They express a desire to spit toward the sky, symbolizing defiance and frustration towards their circumstances. Overall, "Crooked" portrays the emotional turmoil and complexities of a broken relationship, with the protagonist grappling with heartbreak, loneliness, and the struggle to find meaning and connection amidst their crooked circumstances.
- Music video for Blackpink's "Lovesick Girls"
- Korean stand-up comic Yoo Byungjae offers his take on philosophy, sex and childhood memories.
- The song "Love Song" by BIGBANG expresses the pain and frustration of a heartbreak, with the narrator hating the love song that keeps reminding them of their lost love. The lyrics suggest that a woman has distanced herself from a man, despite his efforts of singing to her. The repetition of "I hate this love song" throughout the song reflects the narrator's feelings of being unable to move on from the breakup and wanting to forget the memories associated with the love song. The lyrics also touch on the desire to be reunited with the lost love and the fear of a world that seems meaningless without them. The verses contain imagery of lonely fields and unresponsive skies, emphasizing the loneliness and emptiness the narrator feels without their lover. However, the chorus hints at the beauty of the relationship they once shared and how it taught the narrator about love. In the third verse, the narrator pleads for time to stop and for the wind to cease blowing, as they send a final letter to their love before beginning the process of letting go. Overall, "Love Song" portrays the pain and difficulty of moving on from a lost love, highlighting the conflicting emotions a person can feel after a breakup.
- The song "LA LA LA" by BIGBANG, expresses a joyous and carefree attitude towards life. The lyrics convey a sense of unity and celebration within the group and invite listeners to join in the excitement. The song opens with G-Dragon highlighting the appreciation for authentic and genuine experiences. He contrasts it with the notion of conforming to societal expectations or trends. He and his crew prioritize staying true to themselves and embracing new endeavors, regardless of others' opinions. The chorus, "La la la la everybody get'em high," encourages everyone to let loose and immerse themselves in the music. It is a call for unity, inviting people to embrace the energy and embrace the moment. There is a focus on movement and dancing, as indicated by phrases like "Movin moving" and "Shake your waist".
- The song "On The Ground" by ROSÉ is about appreciating the small, everyday things in life and finding contentment within oneself rather than trying to attain external validation or material possessions. The singer reflects upon how she used to want a lot of things that she now realizes are meaningless. She sings that she's been reflecting on her life and has realized that everything she needs is on the ground - not in the clouds in the form of fame and wealth. The key message of the song is to live in the present and appreciate the simple joys of life - because after all, "everything you need is on the ground."
- The song "Falling In Love" by 2NE1 expresses the feeling of being infatuated with someone and the desire to be close to them. The lyrics convey the excitement and nervousness experienced when encountering a person who catches their attention. The line "Oh my, I don't know why, my heart is fluttering like this" suggests the unexpected nature of the attraction. The song emphasizes the physical aspect of attraction, referencing touches and the electrifying sensation they bring. The chorus repeats the phrase "I keep falling in love" to express the repeated experiences of this intense emotion when seeing the person. The lyrics also portray a sense of confidence, as the singers assert their desire for this person and their willingness to pursue a relationship. The lines "You're my Johnny Depp, my lips are drying up, my insides are freezing up" compare the person to a captivating figure and express the overwhelming effect they have. Overall, "Falling In Love" represents the excitement, longing, and thrill of developing feelings for someone and the desire to be with them.
- In "Be Mine" by 2NE1, the song expresses a strong desire to be with someone and reciprocate their love. The lyrics convey a longing for the person to stop hiding their true feelings and to embrace the connection that exists between the two. The song acknowledges that the person may often be cold and reserved, but the narrator understands they are trying to protect themselves. However, the narrator urges them to let go of their defenses and show their genuine emotions, assuring them that they are the only ones in their heart. Overall, "Be Mine" is a song about longing, vulnerability, and the desire for a deep and reciprocated connection with someone. It conveys the narrator's hopes and fears while expressing a strong desire to be with the person they love.
- The song "Lonely" by 2NE1 is a heart-wrenching ballad that explores the pain and isolation of a failed relationship. The lyrics are written from the perspective of a woman who feels lonely and neglected, even when she is with her partner. In the first verse, the narrator talks about feeling scared and uncertain about her relationship. She doesn't know if her partner truly understands her, and she feels like she's becoming more and more distant from him. The beginning of the chorus expands on this, with the narrator expressing confusion about why her partner doesn't seem to understand her feelings, even though she loves him deeply. The chorus is the most emotionally charged part of the song, with the narrator apologizing to her partner for feeling lonely and unfulfilled, even though they are together. She acknowledges that she is missing something important in her life and feels guilty for not being able to give her partner the love he deserves.
- "I Don't Care" by 2NE1 is a powerful anthem that explores themes of independence and self-empowerment in the face of a toxic relationship. The song addresses the narrator's decision to stop caring about her partner's actions and embrace her own freedom. The opening lines of the song, "Hey playboy, it's about time and your time's up. I had to do this one for my girls, you know. Sometimes, you gotta act like you don't care. That's the only way you boys learn," immediately establish a defiant tone. The narrator is addressing her partner, asserting that she has reached her limit and is ready to move on. She emphasizes that sometimes acting indifferent is the only way to make others realize their mistakes. In summary, "I Don't Care" by 2NE1 is a song about self-empowerment and breaking free from a toxic relationship. The lyrics and powerful vocals convey a sense of strength and determination, urging listeners to find their own voice and prioritize their well-being. It serves as an empowering anthem for anyone who has felt trapped in a destructive relationship and is a reminder that it is essential to prioritize one's own happiness and self-worth.
- The song "ONLY LOOK AT ME" by TAEYANG seems to be about a person who is deeply infatuated with someone and is desperate for their attention and devotion. The lyrics convey the narrator's strong desire for the person they love to only focus on them and no one else. In the first verse, the lyrics express the narrator's constant smiling and assurance to their love interest that they are the one and only in their heart. However, there is also a hint of insecurity, as they fear their feelings might change and worry about their own wavering emotions. The hook emphasizes the narrator's plea for their love interest to remain faithful. They ask the person not to be influenced by others and not to forget about them, even if they try to distance themselves or engage with other people. The second verse reveals the narrator's dedication and longing for their love interest, even though they admit that sometimes the relationship becomes difficult and suffocating. Their love interest is the only person they can rely on, despite occasional annoyances and frustrations. The bridge section acknowledges the narrator's selfishness and shows their awareness of it. They understand that they are not perfect, but they hope their love interest will always see their genuine feelings and pure intentions. The narrator pleads for their love interest not to leave them, as they declare their unwavering belief and love for them. Overall, "ONLY LOOK AT ME" captures the intense desire and possessiveness of someone deeply in love. It speaks of their insecurities, their longing for exclusivity, and their fear of losing the person they love.