[K-Enter] The annual "BTS Festa" is back to celebrate 12 years

So, for our top story for K-enter news today, a big festivity coming up for all BTS fans out there!

BTS's label BigHit Music started its annual "BTS Festa" on Sunday, which will run for two weeks. The annual festival celebrates BTS's debut back on June 13, 2013.

The online part of the "BTS Festa" is currently underway and will feature gradual releases of photos, videos, and other content over the two weeks.

This year's offline event will be held on June 13 and 14 at KINTEX in Goyang, with around 20 booths offering fans special experiences like a "Voice Zone" featuring voice messages from the members, a "BTS Locker" showcasing treasured items, and a "Spotify Playlist" with songs personally selected by the group.

Sounds great for the ARMY!

Let's move on to something else that's being highly anticipated around the world.

Squid Game season 3! But before, we still have news on the second series, so let's talk about that first.

Squid Game Season 2 emerged as the most-watched TV series in the U.S. during the early months of 2025. Last Thursday local time, Hollywood media outlet Variety reported that "Squid Game 2" claimed the top spot by a significant margin on Nielsen's list of the "Top 100 Most-Watched TV Series of the 2024–2025 Season."

The report states that Squid Game 2 garnered 27.1 million views over the 35-day period, far outpacing the extremely popular "Adolescence", another Netflix series that came in second with 19 million views.

Netflix had previously announced that Squid Game 2 reached a total of 165.7 million global views as of the fourth quarter of last year.

Well it's not too long before we get the final instalment of the series.

And NOW let's talk about Season 3, as the main trailer has dropped recently right?

Yes, that's right. The trailer introduces brand-new games including the infamous Young-hee doll operating a long jump rope and a tight, maze-like alley, hinting at fresh and intense challenges ahead.

The ongoing tension between Seong Gi-hun , who holds faith in humanity, and the Front Man , who harbours deep mistrust toward people, is set to escalate even further.

During Netflix's fan event "TUDUM 2025", held in Los Angeles on May 31 local time, Lee Byung-hun asked, "Are you ready to play the FINAL game together?" while Lee Jung-jae remarked, "Every game must come to an end," an obvious suggestion to the end of the series.

Well all good things must come to an end just like K-enter FOR TODAY!

Thanks for the news Walter! And let's move onto our AI anchor Ari for more culture news. Ari what do you have for us today?