Apple TV+ is getting in on the K-Pop boom with a new unscripted competition show, KPOPPED.

Per the streamer, the new series features western music icons reimagining one of their biggest hits by collaborating with top-tier K-pop idols to deliver spectacular battle performances. A live Seoul-based audience will then pick the winner of the best new K-popped song.

In a rare move for Apple TV+, all eight episodes of KPOPPED are dropping at once, rather than in weekly installments, so you’ll be able to watch the entire first season of KPOPPED tomorrow.

KPOPPED is hosted by comedian Soojeong Son (Search Party) and will also feature Megan thee Stallion and South Korean rapper/singer PSY.

KPOPPED Release Date:

All eight episodes of KPOPPED come out on Friday, Aug. 29, exclusively on Apple TV+.

Apple TV+ does tend to drop new shows and movies earlier, though, so while Aug. 29 is the official release date, you may be able to watch KPOPPED as early as 9 p.m. ET tonight, Aug. 28.

How to Watch KPOPPED For Free:

KPOPPED is an Apple Original, so you’ll need an Apple TV+ subscription to watch the new movie.

Apple TV+ offers a seven-day free trial for users, so you’ll be able watch the entire series before the $12.99/month payments kick in.

KPOPPED Episodes:

There are eight episodes of KPOPPED, all of which dropped today.

• Episode 1: Billlie with Patti LaBelle and Megan thee Stallion
• Episode 2: ITZY with Mel B and Emma from the Spice Girls
• Episode 3: Kep1er with Vanilla Ice and Taylor Dayne
• Episode 4: JO1 with Eve and Kesha
• Episode 5: ATEEZ with Kylie Minogue and J Balvin
• Episode 6: STAYC with Boy George and TLC
• Episode 7: KISS OF LIFE with Ava Max and Jess Glynne
• Episode 8: BLACKSWAN with Boyz II Men

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