Throughout the history of K-Entertainment, we’ve seen numerous shows rise to prominence. They become popular, not only in Korea, but across the rest of the world. Mainly in the form of variety programs, these shows became a gateway to netizens as not just a form of fun and entertainment, but as a way to become more acquainted with other celebrities. “Weekly Idol” in particular was an excellent way to learn more about K-Pop groups, spanning from experienced veterans to upcoming rookies ready to take the scene by storm.
“Weekly Idol” was one of the hottest shows around, helping their guests showcase both their talents and loveable personality to the public. However, the K-Entertainment landscape has vastly changed, along with “Weekly Idol” itself. This shift was a gradual occurrence, but certainly a noticeable one. Although it still has some of its core components, the “Weekly Idol” of today is completely different from when it first started.
The Rich History Of “Weekly Idol”
“Weekly Idol” first premiered in 2011, led by its iconic hosts Jung HyungDon and Defconn, who were also referred to as Doni and Coni. They helped build “Weekly Idol” from the ground up and made it a program that every K-Pop idol wanted to be on. Throughout their tenure, they ensured that the show maintained a friendly atmosphere with many opportunities to joke around and for guests to show a more unfiltered side of themselves. While the show helped these artists to showcase their talents, i
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