Netflix’s global phenomenon Squid Game is preparing for its final, blood-soaked act. The streamer has unveiled the first teaser trailer for Season 3, offering fans a chilling preview of what’s to come when the final season drops on June 27.

Still holding its crown as Netflix’s most-watched series ever, Squid Game continues to dominate charts and shatter records. Its Season 2 return in December 2024 wasn’t just anticipated—it was historic. The second season became Netflix’s most viewed premiere week for any show, and landed on the Most Popular Non-English TV list within just three days, climbing to #2 with 192.6 million views, second only to Season 1’s 265.2 million. It now ranks as the third most-watched Netflix season of all time, cementing the dystopian thriller’s place in the cultural zeitgeist.

And now, as fans brace for the franchise’s dramatic conclusion, Season 3 promises a high-stakes showdown.

Picking up directly after Season 2’s harrowing cliffhanger, the new season finds protagonist Gi-hun (Player 456) returning to the games—not as a player, but as a man on a mission. Grief-stricken and fueled by the betrayal of his trusted ally Jung-bae (Player 390), Gi-hun is determined to dismantle the twisted game from within. But the stakes are higher than ever: the mysterious Front Man has embedded himself in the rebellion, having infiltrated the ranks under the disguise of Player 001.

The newly released teaser sets the tone with a scene that will feel eerily familiar to fans: pink-suited guards carrying a sleek black coffin box—the ominous vessel once used to dispose of fallen players. Inside? Gi-hun, awakening once more in the belly of the beast.

The visuals escalate quickly. A towering gumball machine begins dispensing red and blue spheres—an abstract but ominous mechanism likely tied to the next round of games. Flash cuts reveal the return of several key characters, including the Front Man, detective Hwang Jun-ho, and players like Myung-gi (333), Dae-ho (388), Hyun-ju (120), Yong-sik (007), and more. Even pink guard No-eul makes a reappearance. The teaser crescendos with the unsettling cry of a baby—an ominous echo hinting at more psychological warfare to come.

The accompanying teaser poster is no less symbolic. It features Gi-hun, now visibly hardened and resolute, standing alone among a sea of black gift boxes tied with the iconic pink ribbon. His upward gaze suggests a moment of reflection—or the calm before a storm.

With new games, familiar enemies, and one last chance at redemption, Squid Game Season 3 is shaping up to be a poignant and electrifying finale to a show that redefined global streaming success.
Mark your calendars: Squid Game Season 3 premieres June 27, exclusively on Netflix.

Rising K-pop boy group EVNNE will be bringing their highly anticipated first solo concert to Singapore this July. Organised by FriedRice Entertainment, the 2025 EVNNE CONCERT ‘SET N GO’ SINGAPORE will take place on 19 July 2025 (Saturday), 6PM, at The Theatre at Mediacorp.

 
Formed under Jellyfish Entertainment, EVNNE consists of seven members: KEITA, PARK HANBIN, LEE JEONGHYEON, YOO SEUNGEON, JI YUNSEO, MUN JUNGHYUN and PARK JIHOO. Since debuting on 19 September 2023 with their mini album ‘Target: ME’, the group has rapidly gained attention for their dynamic performances. Their latest comeback on 10 February 2025 with fourth mini album ‘HOT MESS’ further cemented their status as a rising force in the K-pop industry.

 
EVNNE held their first solo concert, 2025 EVNNE CONCERT ‘SET N GO’ SEOUL, with two sold-out shows at YES24 Live Hall in Seoul on 5 and 6 April. The concert was also streamed live online, allowing fans around the world to join the start of their global tour.
 
Following the Seoul kickoff, EVNNE will embark on their global tour, with Singapore as one of the 11 stops. Through this tour, EVNNE aims to further solidify their position as a leading global K-pop group. In addition to the diverse group performances, fans can also look forward to be captivated by the unit stages.

Fans hoping for more than just a ticket should take note:

*Only purchases made before 7 July 2025 (Monday), 11:59PM (SGT) will be eligible for the Fan Benefits lucky draw.

*Winners will be announced via FriedRice Entertainment’s social media channels, with further details on Fan Benefits redemption to be revealed closer to the concert date. 

Stay tuned for the latest updates by following FriedRice Entertainment on Facebook, Instagram and X.

When Jay B finally stepped onto the Kuala Lumpur stage for his very first solo concert here, it felt like time stood still. For Ahgase, it wasn’t just a show, it was a long-awaited reunion, a love letter sealed with every note, every smile, and every beat from [TAPE:RE LOAD]. And boy, did Jay B deliver. 

Looking so so fine Jay B takes the stage!! 🥵🔥#GOT7 #JayB #제이비 #JayBinKL #JayBinMY #TAPERE_LODE_in_KUALALUMPUR pic.twitter.com/4CegGToPkO

— GOKPOP (@goKPOP) April 27, 2025

From the moment he appeared in his denim jacket, white tee, and jeans looking cool, casual, and charismatic. He owned the stage and our hearts. Opening by standing tall with just him and a mic stand with “PRESENT” filled the crowd with much love before continuing with some of fan-favourites like “B.T.W,” “Fame,” “Livin’,” and “The Way We Are,” Jay B wasted no time reminding us just why he’s GOT7’s beloved leader and a soloist of his own kind. His vocals were smooth, his stage presence magnetic, and the crowd? Already in awe. 

Introducing himself proudly as “GOT7’s Jay B,” it didn’t take much more than that for ahgase to go frenzy. Just hearing "GOT7" stirred waves of emotions. Nostalgia, pride, and longing all in one breath. Ahgase hearts? Tucked safely in his hands. 

Things heated up (literally and emotionally) with tracks like “If You,” “Chosen,” “Make Me Right,” and “Take It Easy.” The sensual charm, the playful dance moves, the effortless falsettos. It was exactly the Jay B we’ve missed seeing live. 

A quick outfit change later, and he was back dressed in black, leather jacket on, ready to “Crash” right into our souls. Before continuing with ‘Switch It Up’ and “Preview” showing how of a versatile artiste he has grown into over the years. The energy shifted when he cheekily teased the audience to vote between “Crash” and “Preview”. Let’s just say, it turned into the most adorable debate. Fans unintentionally screamed louder for “Preview,” and though Jay B jokingly pouted at the loss, he sweetly accepted our choice, saying, “There’s no turning back.” (Jay B-shi, we promise, we love all your songs!) 

Then came the moment we all secretly waited for the official sexy (minus aegyo) segment. Jay B emerged in an outfit that revealed partial of his rib and a glimpse of his abs (yes, we saw, and no, we’re not okay). With “Into You,” and “AM PM” he had the crowd wrapped around his finger. Hearing him playfully ask if fans were “legal” before joking that he’d be careful as there’s boundaries. Funny, respectful, and dangerously charming. 

Even amidst the sultry performances, Jay B’s warm connection with the crowd never wavered. Whether switching between Korean and English while speaking, teasing us when we requested “rewind” of the setlist to be repeated (we do not want the evening to end), or finding a new tease by goofing with thumbs up “GOOD,” he showed just how much he truly enjoyed being with fans. His joy was infectious. We laughed, screamed, and gave that “GOOD” “Right Back” every time while he perform. 

Things took a sentimental turn as he performed a song from Jus2, a sub-group pairing of him and Yugyeom track “Sigh”. A soft reminder of GOT7’s presence and perhaps, a hopeful whisper that we’ll see the full group here again someday. 

Jay B’s artistry truly shined through songs from his latest album Archive 1: [Road Runner], his first full-length release since completing military service. Tracks like “Inside” and “Cloud Nine” showed his evolution not just as a performer but as a storyteller. He poured his soul into those lyrics, and we felt it. As the night neared its end, Jay B shared that Kuala Lumpur is his the final stop of his Asia Tour. Fans protested loudly wishing time could slow down. He joked that he had to go back as there’s something big happening right after tonight. (Yes, Jay B, we know and we’re cheering for GOT7.) 

He fondly recalled a hilarious memory Jinyoung still remembers from the early days of JJ Project. A Malaysian fan startled them by suddenly yelling, “I’m from Malaysia!” The moment left such a lasting impression that they still laugh about it today. It was a sweet full-circle moment, reminding us of the deep, enduring bond between Ahgase and GOT7. 

Then came the encore, Jay B stepped out in a Baju Melayu top, sunglasses on, casual jeans and stole our hearts all over again with “Go Up.” The crowd went wild. He continued with a high-energy remix medley of “Fame,” “Take It Easy,” and “B.T.W” and we (including Jay B) lost it when his dancers surprised him dressed as Teletubbies. Even Jay B couldn't stop laughing! 

And just when we thought it was over, he dropped a rock version of “Crash,” then dove into GOT7’s classics “Teenager” and “Page.” Nostalgia flooded the room, sealing the night with unity, love, longing and lots and lots of fun and party vibe. 

Concluding the evening with “Before The Full Moon Rises,” Jay B closed the show not with a goodbye, but a promise, a promise that this present, this night, this love between him and fans will stay with us until we meet again. 

Terima Kasih, Jay B for choosing Kuala Lumpur. For choosing us. 

Shout out and thank you Line Up Entertainment and Stormex Entertainment for making this dream night a reality.