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CORTIS’ exhilarating first performance in New York City

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By Katherine Minjee Chung
| United By Pop
Share Just months after debuting under HYBE, CORTIS embarked on their first international tour, proving the growing demand for their music and live performances. With tracks like “RED, RED,” “FASHION,” and “GO” gaining traction across social media and earning recognition, the group is quickly making a name for themselves—all while embracing their “Young Creator Crew” spirit and simply having fun as they should.
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Gracie Abram’s third album is an open diary and letter to her mother

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By Katherine Minjee Chung
| United By Pop
Share Daughter From Hell, Gracie Abrams’ third album, discusses the layers of adulthood that fans needed to hear. Not only is it a masterpiece, but it is also a letter to her mother about her past self from her most pivotal young adult years. In an Interview with CBS, Abrams’ producer, Aaron Dessner, stated that one of the first tracks they wrote together was “Look at My Life.” A song that he claims is very intoxicating and fun, especially if you listen to it really loud.
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Louis Tomlinson’s Madison Square Garden milestone shows just how far he’s come

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By Katherine Minjee Chung
| United By Pop
@LTHQOfficial - Joshua Halling Share Louis Tomlinson named his 2026 tour How Did We Get Here? after reflecting on the unexpected success of his solo career in his song “Lucid”. But this past Wednesday at Madison Square Garden in New York City, there was no need to ask that question. Surrounded by a sold-out crowd of fans singing every word back to him, Tomlinson celebrated the milestone with tears in his eyes, embracing just how far he had come.
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