Seventeen has always been a K-pop group that I have cherished and admired for their hardwork and originality. In fact, I still remember when I first discovered them by watching their SEVENTEEN Project program on YouTube which determined if they would debut or not based on how their performances were perceived by a random audience.

It was July 2021, and the countries lockdown restrictions were finally easing. My boyfriend and I found ourselves in Harrogate, pet sitting for his aunt. She had left her 6 week old tiny black kitten in our care whilst she and her family camped in the lake district. We were staying in her townhouse, which was still in the process of being renovated. After exploring every nook of the residence, we found ourselves bored, and so we set out to tour the North of England.

The story of hyperpop as a music genre begins with A.G. Cook’s PC Music which came from England and emerged in 2011 with artists such as, Hannah Diamond and GFOTY. Defined by its fusion of early 2000’s pop aesthetic with experimental, abrasive and almost satirical sounds and vocals, PC Music really did pave the way for the birth of hyperpop.                                                                                                                   

I have tiktok to thank for the incredible discovery that was made a few days ago. 

A restuarant called 'WhereThePancakesAre'.

After seeing a video on the social media platform, I was absolutely convinced that I had to try these pancakes to see what all of the fuss was about.

Napoli may be known for its Neapolitan pizza, but have you ever heard of it's cousin, the fried pizza.