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  Why Anupam Tripathi Read The “Squid Game” Script In One Sitting “I was like, ‘What is this? It’s crazily amazing.'” If you watched  Squid Game , you know how hard it was to watch just one episode at a time! According to   Anupam Tripathi , the K-Drama’s script was just as hard to put down as the K-Drama was to turn off. Anupam Tripathi |  @sangipaiya/Instagram Anupam Tripathi recently did an interview with  VICE , and he revealed how he prepared to play Ali, what it was like on set, and more. |  @sangipaiya/Instagram In  Squid Game , Ali Abdul is a migrant worker from Pakistan. Although he’s played  “mostly migrant worker roles in movies and dramas,”  Anupam Tripathi felt that Ali was different because he was a more developed and fleshed-out character than his previous roles. He said,  “It was my first full-fledged character… The way he looked, the way he behaved, his background—so many questions were in my mind on how I was going to portray him.” |  @sangipaiya/Instagram As prep

  Jung Ho Yeon’s Modeling Career Helped Her Connect To Her Character Kang Sae Byeok In “Squid Game”—Here’s How She’s also learned a lot from Kang Sae Byeok through their differences. The world fell in love with   Netflix ‘s   Squid Game   and its many talented stars. Fans especially took a liking to the show’s rookie actress Jung Ho Yeon who plays Kang Sae Byeok. While Kang Sae Byeok is just a character she plays, Jung Ho Yeon recently explained how she relates to her fairly easily. In an interview with  TIME , Jung Ho Yeon conveyed how both she and her character went through some lonely times. As many know, the character of Kang Sae Byeok was a North Korean defector who participates in the deadly games in order to help bring the rest of her family out of North Korea. While that seems far away from the life of Jung Ho Yeon, she clarified that in her life of modeling, she had to live far from her family. I think that Sae Byeok and I are similar in that we have experienced living somewhe

  BTS Tried To Teach Megan Thee Stallion The Gestures From The 3J “Butter” Choreography Video, And Things Became Chaotic Did you expect anything else? In September,  BTS  released the remix version of their track “Butter” with American rapper and songwriter  Megan Thee Stallion . Many also wanted to see the two acts interact but didn’t think it was possible due to the pandemic. They finally met during their recent trip to New York for the  UN General Assembly , and fans couldn’t get enough! Megan Thee Stallion with BTS |  @theestallion/ Instagram The group recently released some footage from the meeting, and alongside meeting her precious dog, the members decided to teach Megan the dance moves from the 3J “Butter” choreography video. Yet, after fans saw the original video, it wasn’t going to be easy as a lot of work went into the short content. Yet, before Megan even had a chance, it seemed like the other members also struggled with the moves. It isn’t surprising considering that only