The Trashy PD Has To Survive as an Idol

WH Entertainment headquarters.

Since I’d stopped by home for the first time in a while, I got out of the taxi right in front of the first-floor lobby.

On the display board installed like a show window outside, a scene from the “Gravity” music video was playing.

I watched it for a moment, then nodded in greeting to the people who recognized me and entered the building.

After scanning my security card and stepping into the lobby, I was greeted by another huge screen—apparently they’d renovated again.

This time, it was filled with Kang Ichae’s beaming face as he and Kim Sunghyun raised the Song Camp trophy together. The same clip that had been replayed to death across QBS, social media, and YouTube all week.

I lingered briefly on Ichae’s radiant, happiest-man-alive expression before moving on, returning polite nods to employees who passed by as I headed for the elevator.

I pressed 19 to visit Ichae’s new studio. Elevator music started to play—“Three Os,” of course.

I couldn’t help but let out a small, incredulous laugh.

“Unbelievable...”

Just a few months ago, there hadn’t even been a trace of The Dawn’s “D” in this building.

Now this? Maybe this was the power of Song Camp and Billboard.