As soon as it was revealed that S. Coups , one of the group's well-known members, had suffered a knee injury, SEVENTEEN fans expressed their worry. The event took place on August 10 when footage was being filmed, and the artist was hurt while playing a game of baseball. An urgent medical examination, including an MRI scan, indicated a damaged anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee, according to PLEDIS Entertainment , the management company for SEVENTEEN. S. Coups will thus have surgery after receiving the required medical care. Fans were further reassured by the statement that, with the help of medical specialists, the artist's recuperation would be given priority, and his participation in planned events would be modified in light of how well he was recovering. The agency apologized for any inconvenience given to fans and conveyed S. Coups's resolve to rejoin them when his health permitted. S. Coups' supporters and well wishes from the K-pop world and fans alike came together in the hopes of his quick recovery. Fans are hoping that S. Coups will soon return to the stage and showcase his distinctive energy and charm once he is in good health, even as SEVENTEEN temporarily changes their schedule to suit his recuperation process! Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! #SEVENTEEN #SCoup #kneeinjury #kpopnews #kpop #fans

On the Korean TV program Four Men," former 2NE1 K-pop starlet Sandara Park made a startling confession about her personal life on August 15. She frankly said that she is now dating someone, giving viewers a look into her burgeoning romance! Let's take a look at all the details! The admission was made when Tak Jaehoon , the host of the program, enquired about her romantic preferences. "I've started seeing someone, how did you know? Could you just tell that I was in the beginning stages of a relationship or something? Is it that easy to tell?" Sandara Park replied with her trademark candor. The revelation was greeted with interest and support from fans and viewers. "I've started seeing someone, how did you know?" — Sandara Park Sandara Park provided details on the early days of her romance while she was a guest on the show. She made a light-hearted comment about how she likes flirting with her spouse and creating eye contact when they meet each other's gaze. She openly disclosed that the individual in question is younger than her and recounted sending regular SMS loaded with heart emojis with a youthful zeal! It should be noted that Sandara has had past relationships with younger partners and that they all had a similar structure. When asked about her dating experiences while working in the entertainment business, Sandara acknowledged that because of the particular requirements of her line of work, most of them have included other celebrities. The openness of Sandara Park's comments not only provides a window into her private life but also sheds light on the difficulties of romance in the limelight. Her transparency serves as a reminder that love can blossom even in the hectic world of fame and popularity as followers support her path. More details in this video! Do you like how Sandara is so transparent in her relationships? Or do you think she should keep it quiet? Comment your thoughts below! #SandaraPark #2NE1 #RomanticRelationship #FourMen #PrivateLife

Show off your moves and shine like your favorite idols at this dance cover competition in partnership with Link-Up Productions ! Join the 𝗞-𝗣𝗼𝗽 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗣-𝗣𝗼𝗽 𝗙𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 Dance Cover Contest on Aug 26 at Venice Piazza ! 💃🏻🕺🏻💜 Once more, we're extending an invitation to all K-pop Cover Groups to join forces with us for a friendly competition! Additionally, we are excited to announce that we are holding a P-Pop Dance Cover Contest for the first time! 😱 To JOIN the K-pop/P-pop Cover Dance Cover Contest: Email us at linkup.productions@yahoo.com Subject: K-pop Asian Dance Contest / P-pop Asian Dance Contest 1. Group Name: 2. Number of members: 3. Group to cover: 4. Full name of the members: 5. Contact numbers (2): 6. Short description of the group: 7. 1 song or remix music is allowed 8. Max of 5 min. performance. 9. Back-up dancers are allowed 10. Min of 4 members per group. *Preferably with the equivalent number of members as the group to be covered. *One group to cover per team. *Reverse cover is allowed *Co-ed members per team are allowed *Group Hopping is allowed OPEN TO ALL TEAMS! Register as soon as pos-sible. We will send a confirmation message so the team can already settle the registration fee to SECURE your slot. The deadline for Submission is until August 24, 2023. For concerns and inquiries, feel free to message us or contact 09662394180. #AsianWaveExperience #McKinleyHill #KPop #PPop #DanceCover #KPopDance #PPopRise

Is the much-anticipated Netflix thriller Mask Girl a reflection of an insecure Korean society? We break down this gripping drama as well as give our thoughts on whether it mirrors today's socially insecure Korean cultural dynamic. Let's take a bite into this juicy topic! In a unique storytelling fashion, Netflix's Mask Girl centers on several characters, each taking turns as the main character for several episodes in this short 7-episode series. The plot follows a young office worker, Kim Mo Mi ( Lee Han Byul ), as an insecure woman who has loved to perform all her life. When told that she is "too ugly" to sing, her self-confidence plummets and she becomes reclusive in society with only one true friend she can rely on. The only chance of her shining in the spotlight is performing in front of a webcam on a live-streaming website with a mask on while acting out favors for her fans. Little does she know that her very own co-worker, Joo Oh Nam ( Ahn Jae Hong Reply 1988 2015), a social recluse himself, is watching her every move and wants to "protect" her from other men. The two are thrown into an unfortunate accident and are thrown into a spiral of murder, betrayal, and revenge. Does insecurity cause extreme actions? When humans are pushed to their limits, they are capable of anything. As seen in multiple dramas such as The Glory and Weak Hero Class 1 , insecurities often start during a person's primary years, especially during high school. When humans feel that they no longer have anything else to lose, they snap. And with Mask Girl, we definitely see that happening! Another real-life example would be the purchase of young Koreans purchasing luxury items . The idea of "success" to many Koreans means to look, dress, and act a certain way acceptable to Korean society. Take a look at this video and judge for yourself. What's going on in Korea? Why are Koreans acting like this? These are some very difficult questions to answer simply. South Korea is a very small country. With only 50 million people, trends are easy to come and go and citizens are expected to conform to a certain standard. When individuals choose to go against this "standard" fingers are pointed and public shaming starts. Already starting with the monumental task of out-studying and becoming better than the next person at an early age, Koreans are constantly stressed about their outward appearance and how others perceive them. This can greatly impact an individual's social interactions and workplace performance, as seen in Mask Girl . What are your thoughts about Mask Girl ? Do you think it is an accurate reflection of Korean society? Maybe it's a reflection of your country? Share and comment below! #maskgirl #ahnjaehong #leehanbyul #afterschoolnana #nana #kohyunjung

Let's relive the magic that was held on July 30! A dazzling Pink Galaxy event at SM Pampanga! The stage was on fire as our contestants unleashed their A-game once again, leaving us thrilled!   "Kpop Static Pampanga: Pink Galaxy" is not just an ordinary K-pop Event; it is a celebration of everything that makes K-pop unique, including its remarkable fashion sense. STYLE ICON Award: Embodying the Y2Kpop Spirit This accolade aims to recognize the attendee who best captures the essence of Y2Kpop fashion. Several competitions fall into three categories (such as K-Singing, K-Dance Cover, and K-Cosplay), offering a variety of thrilling activities that explore many facets of the alluring visuals and exquisite attire that pay homage to the Y2K fashion era! Amethyst PH , K-Dance Cover Maria , K-Singing Category Yoshi, K-Cosplay Category By incorporating performances, games, and activities, even those who are not familiar with K-pop can actively engage and join in this celebratory occasion! Credits go to Donatella for the Tiktok video The official media partner, F-7 Photography , ensured that every smile, dance move, and joyful moment was perfectly captured!   Stay tuned for more electrifying events coming your way! 🎉🎶 #KpopStatic #PinkGalaxy #ItsMoreFunInKpopStatic

Hori7on Anchors from Anchors Pinagpala (Philippines) flooded our Twitter feed last night as we ran our first collaboration giveaway ! We were excited to announce, during a live chat room event, two winners who came away with Hori7on gift packages! Read on to find out more about this memorable event! After a weeklong giveaway, Anchors from the Hori7on Filipino community, Anchors Pinagpala, participated in the #SIX7EENChallenge in order to enter the giveaway! The Hori7on gift pack included their new album "Friendship", photo cards from their debut concert in Seoul , and hand banners! Here are the top 10 #SIX7EENChallenge entries according to Anchors Pinagpala! Among the 121 participants who entered, these top 10 really stood out! A total of 99 entries were added to our list of eligible entries and we picked two winners via a live raffle as the winners! We were excited that such a young and vibrant fanbase was there to support both of our communities! We hope everyone had a great time and would love to give out more merchandise in the future! If you have any ideas on content or giveaway items, please comment below! Make sure to follow us on Hey Roomie to keep updated on new giveaways! #AnchorsPinagpala #Hori7on #anchors #DojeonxAnchors

The Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines (KCC) and Seoul Shinmun , in collaboration with the Philippine K-pop Convention (PKCI) and Robinsons Galleria Ortigas , were delighted to present Everyone's KPOP: Manila! This event aimed to fully engage fans in the exciting and enthralling realm of K-pop! We show you what happened at this amazing fan-driven event! The event took place on July 1, from 10 AM to 5 PM, at Level 1, Main Atrium Robinsons Galleria Ortigas. Everyone’s KPOP: Manila aims to showcase various facets of K-pop beyond its music and dance elements. Additionally, it aims to emphasize that K-pop is inclusive and can be appreciated by individuals from diverse backgrounds, much like any other genre of music. By incorporating performances, games, and activities, even those who are not familiar with K-pop can actively engage and join in this celebratory occasion! The event, which was divided into two phases, provided a wide range of exciting activities that delve into different aspects of K-pop culture! Attendees at the KPOP Playground got the option to participate in entertaining games featured on K-variety shows. Additionally, fan club booths will host a variety of engaging events both on and off the stage. Visitors can also expect challenges and the opportunity to win K-pop CDs and souvenirs. A K-pop Cosplay Show will also be held at the playground. Special performances from VER5US and G22 , P-pop groups, were witnessed by the event attendees throughout the day. The 2023 KCDF, a K-pop Cover Dance Festival, featured dance groups from various parts of the Philippines displaying their remarkable skills. Experience awe-inspiring performances that capture the essence of K-pop and witness these gifted dancers breathe life into the stage. The fortunate victor of the K-pop Cover Dance Festival was given the remarkable chance to be the representative of the Philippines in Korea during the ultimate stage. They were provided with a complete K-pop idol group experience, which involved being trained by a renowned choreographer and having professional photos taken by a famous photographer. Moreover, they will embark on an unforgettable journey throughout Korea, fully immersing themselves in the lively Korean culture! What do you think about the Filipino K-pop fandom community? Let us know if you were there! Comment below! #EveryonesKPOPManila #KCDF2023 #KCCPhil #KoreanCulturePH

Suga opened a door representing healing and growth! Jin and J-hope , who are currently serving in the military , made a special appearance at Suga's final D-Day concert in Seoul , taking leave from their service to attend, and Suga became emotional during his concert when he saw his parents in the audience! All BTS members were there for Suga except BTS member Kim Taehyung . The concert was a much-awaited event for fans of the K-pop star. During his solo concert " Agust D-Day ," Suga shared that his emotional state has been affected by his shoulder issues, his mother’s surgery, his father’s cancer , and his injured shoulder . He had to revisit these traumatic events while writing his latest track. Suga longs to forget the pain and fear he experienced during those times. 1. His mother’s surgery Yoongi's mom got really sick after giving birth to him so he was raised by his grandmother. his rap in the song 'move' : “After I was born, my mother was extremely sick, she had surgery…Well, it’s a line about the respect and admiration I have towards my mother and it’s filled with my love for her.” ● BTS Suga 2. His father’s cancer Suga's father was diagnosed with cancer years ago and the artist gave him the money he earned to save his life. Despite having a tense relationship in childhood due to their family's financial struggles, Suga was able to be there for his loved one when it mattered most. 3. His injured shoulder Suga underwent shoulder surgery on November 6 to repair a torn labrum that was caused by an injury in 2012. The injury occurred when Suga was hit by a car during one of his delivery boy shifts. Big Hit Entertainment announced his surgery via Weverse , assuring fans that he would be taking a break to focus on his recovery before returning to promotions with the group. He asks the "amygdala" , a part of the brain responsible for processing emotions, to erase everything and save and free him in the chorus. Fans have expressed their admiration for Yoongi's vulnerability and honesty in the song. Suga became emotional during his final D-Day concert when he saw his parents in the audience . Videos from the event show the singer breaking down while performing his track " AMYGDALA ," which deals with mental health struggles. Fans were also moved to tears as they shared support for Suga's vulnerable moment on social media. The concert marked the end of Suga's current solo music promotions as he prepares to join his bandmates for BTS's upcoming world tour. Fans were moved by the symbolic end. Suga opened a door in his music video for "AMYGDALA" that, according to fans, represented healing and growth. In the video, Suga attempted to reach the door but couldn't until the end, when he finally did, signaling his journey to emotional wellness. ARMYs are emotional over the tour's conclusion, with many fans expressing their love and support for Suga on social media. ● And this is August D "AMYGDALA" Official MV on YouTube : Please let us know your thoughts on Suga's inner struggles. If you have similar struggles how did you over come them? Comment below! #AMYGDALA #BTSuga #AugustD #Suga #BTS #bangtan

Learning a new language can be an exciting and rewarding journey. It opens up doors to new cultures, enhances communication skills, and broadens horizons. When it comes to learning Korean , there are numerous resources available, but one unique and engaging approach is through the popular Korean anime Jadoo . In this article, we will delve for the second time into the world of Jadoo and explore how it can be a valuable tool for learning the Korean language! Let's START! 1. "학교 다녀오겠습니다." (See you later!) This sentence is commonly used when saying goodbye to someone who is going to school. It is a polite way of expressing that you will go to school and come back later. For example, if you are leaving your house in the morning, you can say this to your family members. 🗣️ : (Hakgyo danyeoogetseumnida. Naeil bwayo!) ● Example usage: - A: "학교 다녀오겠습니다." - B: "잘 다녀와요!" (Have a good day!) 2. "언니, 오늘따라 기분이 좋아 보이네?" (Sis, you look extra happy today.) This sentence is used to comment on someone's appearance or mood. In this case, it is specifically addressing an older sister and expressing that she seems happier than usual. 🗣️ : (Eonni, oneulttara gibuni joa boine?) ● Example usage: - A: "언니, 오늘따라 기분이 좋아 보이네?" - B: "네, 오늘은 좋은 소식을 들었어요." (Yes, I heard some good news today.) 3. "무슨 좋은 일이라도 있어?" (Is today a special day or something?) This sentence is used to inquire about a specific reason for someone's positive mood or behavior. It suggests that there might be something special happening on that day. 🗣️ : (Museun joheun irirado isseo?) ● Example usage: - A: "무슨 좋은 일이라도 있어?" - B: "아니에요, 그냥 기분이 좋아서요." (No, I'm just feeling good.) 4. "집에서 봐 언니." (I will see you at home, sis) This sentence is used to inform someone, in this case an older sister, that you will meet them at home. It can be used when you are leaving a place and planning to meet the person later. 🗣️ : (Jibeseo bwa eonni.) ● Example usage: - A: "집에서 봐 언니." - B: "네, 기다릴게요." (Okay, I'll wait for you.) 5. "아니. 절대 그렇지 않아." (No, it's not.) The phrase "아니. 절대 그렇지 않아" is used to negate a statement or express disagreement. It is often employed in response to a question or assertion. The word " 아니 " means " no ," while " 절대 " translates to " never " or " absolutely ." The phrase " 그렇지 않아 " means " it's not like that ." When combined, this sentence conveys a strong denial or contradiction. 🗣️ : (Ah-nee. Juhl-dae guh-ruht-ji ah-na) ● Example Usage: Person A: 너 오늘 늦게 왔어? (Did you come late today?) Person B: 아니. 절대 그렇지 않아. (No, it's not.) 6. "내가 내 친구라서 하는 얘기가 아니고.." (I'm not saying this because you're my friend.) This sentence is used to clarify that the speaker's statement is not influenced by their relationship with the listener. It emphasizes that the speaker's opinion or comment is genuine and unbiased. 🗣️ : (Nae-ga nae chin-goo-ra-seo ha-neun yae-gi-ga ah-ni-go) ● Example Usage: Person A: 넌 나한테 항상 친절하다. (You are always kind to me.) Person B: 내가 내 친구라서 하는 얘기가 아니고.. (I'm not saying this because you're my friend.) 7. "자두 넌 진짜 예뻐" (Jadoo, you're very pretty.) This sentence is a compliment expressing admiration for someone's appearance. The word "진짜" means "really" or "truly," emphasizing the sincerity of the compliment. It is common in Korean culture to give compliments and acknowledge others' positive attributes. 🗣️ : (Ja-doo neon jin-jja ye-ppeo) ● Example Usage: Person A: 오늘 너무 예쁘다. (You look so beautiful today.) Person B: 정말? (You mean it?) Person A: 자두 넌 진짜 예뻐. (Jadoo, you're very pretty.) 8. "고마워 민지야." (Thanks Minji!) This sentence is a simple expression of gratitude, thanking someone named Minji. It is important to show appreciation in Korean culture, and this phrase is commonly used in daily conversations. 🗣️ : (Go-ma-woh Min-ji-ya) ● Example Usage: Person A: 이 선물을 줘서 고마워. (Thank you for giving me this gift.) Person B: 고마워 민지야. (Thanks Minji!) 9. "고맙긴. 난 그저 살을 뿐인걸." (Don't be. I was just telling the truth.) This sentence is used to downplay the impact of a compliment or expression of gratitude. The phrase "고맙긴" means "don't be thankful" or "don't mention it." The speaker then clarifies that their comment was simply stating the truth. 🗣️ : (Go-map-kin. Nan geu-jeo sal-eul bboon-in-geol) ● Example Usage: Person A: 너 정말 잘생겼어. (You are really handsome.) Person B: 고맙긴. 난 그저 살을 뿐인걸. (Don't be. I was just telling the truth.) By incorporating these sentences into your cute Korean learning journey, you can enhance your understanding of grammar , vocabulary , and cultural nuances . Remember to practice pronunciation and intonation to improve your overall language skills. #Learn #Korean #Jadoo #study #hangug #Korean #vocab #grammar #cutekoreanlanguage

The highly experimental fan-oriented K-pop group TripleS LOVElution teaches us the ten rules to become rich! We talk about their breakout single and decode its messages! Let's go! TripleS' subgroup LOVElution just dropped their debut music video on Thursday, August 17. Garnering close to 6 million views in just 24 hours, this new strategy by Modhaus , TripleS' entertainment agency, seems to be working! All about being confident and learning from your mistakes, we break down LOVElution's new breakout single "Girls' Capitalism"! Their first single off of their first self-titled mini-album "LOVElution", LOVElution drops a literally money-making tip video on how to get rich! The fun and poppy sound with elegant singing makes the lesson on economics worth watching! Here are the ten rules to become rich we learned from this video! From the 10 rules of the Mad Money Club: Don't Cry Be Rich — Don't blame others, your success is only what you put into it! Read More — Education is key! Rich people read books (and blogs like ours) to learn something every day! No Money No Future — Sad but true. We need money in order to build something for future generations. Leave that legacy ya'll! Dance When You Feel Ugly — Always keep your head up! Everyone goes through ups and downs, including the rich! Dream Big — Always have big dreams! The bigger and more ambitious the dream, the harder you will push yourself to achieve! Eat Healthy — Work out daily and eat healthy! It should be your number one priority! See Differently — Like us, we view culture differently than other people. Differentiate yourself from your competition and you will find success! Try New Food — Always try new things! Get out of your comfort zone! That's how you grow! Don't Be Scared To Be Crazy! — Never be in your own head. Take that scary step towards your dreams no matter what other people say. Just Be (You)tiful — Awww! You're special and people should accept you for you! Never try to impress others for their benefit! Be yourself! How many K-pop songs give us the cheat code in becoming successful in life? This is definitely one that stands out! Let us know what you think about LOVElution and will you be following them. Comment below! #YuBin #LOVElution #Xinyu #tripleS #girlscapitalism #modhaus

Red Velvet fans were stunned and angry when a parking attendant/security guard yelled at Joy to turn around while attempting to greet her fans at the gate! Let's take a look at what happened and what led to this ridiculous incident! On August 16, social media platforms were filled with #SBSRespectJoy as Red Velvet fans demanded that SBS apologize to Joy for an unusual incident. The incident occurred when Joy was attending a filming session at the SBS filming studios to film "Animal Farm" . As Joy was walking toward fans that were waiting at the gate to greet her, a security guard began yelling at her in Banmal "반말" (impolite informal speech), " Why are you going out that way?! Move! Go back! Go back inside! Move back!". You can see this video here. Here's how fans responded: "This is so uncomfortable to watch! She just wants to see her fans! That’s just horrible and unacceptable and should be fired" "He can't like tell her calmly? He's screaming like she's aggressively coming towards them" "Is it really necessary to shout at her like that?" Later, there was a linked post that stated the security guard apologized and was concerned for Joy's safety as well as the fans. What do you think of this bizarre incident? There have been many recent reports about how K-pop idols have been treated, by their companies as well as the public. Should anyone have to deal with this type of behavior in their workplace? Comment below! #ReVeluv #redvelvet #respecteachother

Come along with me and my friends on our journey to volunteer and share the love around Seoul! Maybe, we'll meet you there? I have loved to volunteer and give my time to a good cause since I can't remember when. I grew up with a very loving and generous family, my parents and sister have never really said "no" when someone asked them for help. My dad would literally give someone our house if they asked (I'm joking, but not joking). There's just something so special about serving others and an inspiration that just flows freely when you are part of a community that gives. The physical act of loving and giving is one that you will always remember. Having a genuine heart for those you serve and give to will make a world of difference for me even if the gesture is small. “ I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. ” - Maya Angelou Where can I volunteer? The first group I would like to introduce you to is Korea International Volunteers! I found this wonderful group on the ' Meet Up ' app/website. After months and months of searching for volunteer groups around Seoul (amid Covid), I finally found a group that I could volunteer with. This group works primarily in homeless shelters and orphanages. Preparing food for the homeless is something that is very close to my heart. Back home in New Zealand, a group of the most amazing people you will ever meet (you know who you are) and I prepared home-cooked meals (or bought pizza as seen in the video for Pizza Runs) and care packs when possible for the homeless around parts of Auckland City. We called ourselves the Homeless Run . You can check us out in the video below: The Korea International Volunteers group are some of the kindest and most beautiful souls I have ever met. Their love for those they serve and love towards the people that join their group is unmatched. The leader of this group is the wonderful James and you'll probably hear a lot from the lovely Odette too. The Volunteer Experience For those of you who are unfamiliar with volunteering, specifically at homeless shelters here in Korea, your typical day looks like this: Wake up early, get dressed into comfortable clothes you're not afraid to get dirty, travel to the shelter, say hello to your friends at the shelter and start working - this could include cutting Kimchi/side dishes (김치/반찬) frying jeon (Korean savory pancakes 전 ), cleaning and preparing plates and take-home snacks, cutting up fruit or vegetables, helping in and around the shelter (e.g. the garden or shed) while doing this you can also chat and have fun! After a hard day's work at the shelter, the group usually spends time together either by sharing a meal or going to the beach or any other leisurely activity you can think of! Garak Market Homeless Shelter and Thomas Homeless Shelter (Yeongdeungpo) The Garak Market Homeless Shelter feeds hundreds of people a day and general tasks include cooking, cleaning, washing dishes, serving, garbage disposal, and other jobs around the shelter. Check the SLIDESHOW below to see what volunteering at the Garak Market Shelter looks like: The Thomas Homeless Shelter roughly feeds from 400-500 people on a daily basis. Volunteering at this shelter is usually in the form of parts, namely Part 1, Part 2, or both. Part 1 is the preparation of the food to be served that day and Part 2 is serving the food to the people that come into the shelter to eat. This is the general structure of the day and for more information regarding safety and the specific shelters, I'd recommend you to head to the Meet Up App/website . Check the SLIDESHOW below to see what volunteering at the Thomas Homeless Shelter looks like: Urgent Disaster Relief after the rains/flooding in Seoul 2022 This wonderful group also did some urgent disaster relief work last year after the severe flooding in Seoul. Click HERE to learn more about the floods. A lot of people were impacted by the floods, there were a vast number of people who had several items destroyed due to water damage, especially in basements/ semi-basements . Check the SLIDESHOW below to see what volunteering for urgent disaster relief can look like: I have made lifetime friends from this group. This group is a positive and fun-loving team, that serves with their whole heart. I recently volunteered at the Thomas Homeless Shelter for the first time and the feeling of pure content I felt to be able to serve those who walked through the shelter doors was something I can't fully describe. I was also nervous don't get me wrong but eventually that fades as you just work and have fun doing so. One thing I would like to say about this group is that if you are wanting to volunteer you do need to sign-up fast as spaces fill up quickly (there is usually a waitlist)! Also, if you do sign up to help and are unable to make it, please just remove your RSVP from the event page so someone else can get their spot and help on the day. If you are interested in joining us feel free to ask questions in the comments section below or check out the Meet Up App/website , searching for Korea International Volunteers . If you'd like to volunteer but feel a little shy or socially anxious about meeting new people, come along any way you know me now :) Comment below if you've got any questions! See you soon! #volunteer #seoul #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #community #homeless #friendship