K-pop

Okay.

Producer K-Pop, what was our final tally, please?

It was one, two, three, four, five, and six.

Yay! Wow.

Last day of the school holidays as well, by the way.

I hope I can have a great day ahead with the kiddos.

And coming up next, producer K-Pop's going to force us to wrap to finish off the show.

Yeah.

And then he doesn't play against Utah Tech.

But now that you're here to this game, BYU, Arizona, perfect move by K-Pop and Kalani to give Glasker some extra rest, get him completely ready.

Because again, this game is huge.

And sometimes I wonder if Cougar fans and maybe the entire team as a whole understand how big this game is just because Arizona was really good last year.

He's a developmental guy, but I'm going to trust Kelly Papinga when he has an eye for a linebacker.

I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt.

The man knows the position quite well, and so if he believes and has some conviction behind a guy that he could be a good BYU linebacker, I'm going to give K-Pop that benefit of the doubt.

So Owen Leishman commits to BYU.

I hope that the best builder wins.

There's a rumor of some K-Pop Demon Hunter sets.

A total of five are on their way.

The only specifics we have are cost and being released on May 1st, ranging from $25 to $130.

I can't remember exactly what the name is.

So hopefully they do something like that and continue to have the engagement similar to what they did, kind of spread out for Wicked.

I like, I like K-Pop Demon Hunters.

I'm not afraid to, uh, admit that.

그렇, 그렇네요.

근데 한국어 배우시는 분들, 지금 Talk To Me In Korean 팟캐스트 들으시는 분들은 이미 케이팝 노래를 워낙 많이 들으실 것 같으니까 음... 좀 노래를 그냥 하나 골라서 계속 듣는 거예요.

네.

한국에 있는 동안.

아, 케이팝 중에 하나를 골라서요?

어.

아니면 노래 한 곡만 들으면 좀 지겨우니까 세 곡, 세 곡을 계속 듣는 거죠.

Welcome to This Is What the Gospel Sounds Like.

We are a K-pop Demon Hunters podcast.

We love the movie.

We love the music.

We are excited to see the live performance, maybe even catch an MLB game.

I don't know, but I am obsessed with K-pop Demon Hunters.

My name is Sarah Crowder.

I teach ninth grade in Las Vegas, Nevada.

So I feel less scared.

But before the whole craze of K-Pop Demon Hunter happened, I was very scared because our characters were adults.

We had a lot of queer relationships written in the story.

The designs were kind of out there.

[upbeat music] Welcome to the K-Pop Corner.

This is Kendra, and we have the awesome Jade.

Hi, friends.

But, and that's an expenditure too, so.

Yes.

Jade, it's hard, okay? [laughs] It's hard to be a K-Popper.

Well, one without money.

[laughs]