Best K-Pop of 2020, Part 2

Episode 100 of the 17 Carat K-Pop podcast, hosted by Hope Jacobson, titled "Best K-Pop of 2020, Part 2" was published on December 14, 2020 and runs 43 minutes.

December 14, 2020 ·43m · 17 Carat K-Pop

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Summary

After a K-pop news roundup and K-pop awards show reactions, Hope gives shoutouts to the honorable mentions for “Best K-Pop Music Videos of 2020”!

Episode Description

After a K-pop news roundup and K-pop awards show reactions, Hope gives shoutouts to the honorable mentions for “Best K-Pop Music Videos of 2020”!

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