Week in Review, 6/8 to 6/14

Welcome to another edition of SB Week in Review. Here’s all the news you might have missed over the past week:

• Prosecutors rejected multiple complaints from Min Hee-jin against Hybe officials, including allegations of plagiarism and defamation.

• Izna released “Metronome,” their take on dance music trending in K-pop this year.
• BoyNextDoor sought to go “Viral” with their latest release.
• Yerin made a comeback with “Shooting Star.”
• Epex called on listeners to hear their “Echo.”
• Le Sserafim, Illit, and Katseye teamed up to claim they are “Iconic by Mistake.”
• Jay B returned with his latest solo effort “Layback.”
• In honor of their 13th anniversary, BTS officially released “Come Over,” which was previously a hidden track on vinyl versions of Arirang.
• I-dle dropped “Crow,” a pre-release single to their July 6 mini-album We Made.

• Riize teased the MV for “Do Your Dance,” which releases on June 15 along with their album II.
• Uspeer shared fantastical mood boards for their June 17 mini-album Bite District.
• ONF seem to be aiming for a darker aesthetic for “Open the Door,” out on June 17 along with ONF: My Self.
• Omega X posted a track list for their June 19 comeback Uncapped.
• Sandara Park will release RePrism on June 20 through her newly established label Aradnas.
• Evan will make his solo debut with a self-produced single, “Ride or Die,” on June 22.
• Classy will return with Re:boot After the Tears on June 23.
• Dodree plan to release their first comeback Motion of Summer on June 24.
• Ateez previewed tracks from Golden Hour: Part 5, out on June 26.
• Seventeen’s Vernon and The8 began to promote the June 29 release of their subunit album V8.
• UAU will portray #Your Youth on July 1.

• The man who broke into Nana’s home in November 2025 was sentenced to prison for robbery resulting in bodily injury.
• SNSD’s Sooyoung and Jung Kyung-ho confirmed their breakup after 14 years together.
• U-Kiss’ Eli shared news of his second marriage on his personal Instagram.

(YouTube. The Korea Herald. The Korea Times: [1][2]. Instagram. Images via Hybe, KQ Entertainment).