[INTERVIEW STARTS AT: 32:54] 1VERSE Interview & European K-pop Festivals That Went WRONG (10)

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In the second episode of season 2, Amy and Hermione discuss some of the messiest K-pop concerts that have come to Europe. They try to uncover whatever happened with KPOP LUX that was originally set to be a three-day concert at the O2 before being condensed into two and then completely cancelled to many fans' dismay.

Recently, XLOV graced London with their visuals and talents, but many fans spoke out about their thoughts on the Troxy’s handling of the VIP guests. Frantic queues and hours of waiting summed up many people’s experience with some of the meet and greets lasting until the early hours of the morning.

Of course, they couldn’t talk about crazy concerts without mentioning the Belfast mas and how they all thought they were taking their kids to see the K-Pop Demon Hunters and were shocked when they found out they are, in fact, not real. Hermione and Ana also get to chat to 1Verse about their world tour and how they will be visiting cities across Europe, including making a stop in London, and what TikToks they’ve been loving at the moment.

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ONE PACT's Dream Dinner Party Guests Are WHO?! (07)

The SEASON FINALE of GoChuChats is HERE and it’s PACT-ed with K-pop goodness!! ❤️‍🔥

In this final episode of Season 1, your hosts Hermione and Ana (who stepped in for Amy in her absence) sat down with South Korean boy group ONE PACT to discuss their latest European tour and who their ‘Come Dine With Me’ guests would be!

DISCLAIMER: Due to unforeseen technical issues not all members are visible for the beginning of the video – this is fixed at 3:30! We’d also like to say a HUGE thank you to members Jay and Tag for assisting with translations 🫶

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