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I-dle (Korean: 아이들; RR: Aideul; stylized in all lowercase), formerly known as (G)I-dle ((여자)아이들; Yeoja Aideul), is a South Korean girl group formed by Cube Entertainment in 2018. The group consists of five members: Miyeon, Minnie, Soyeon, Yuqi, and Shuhua.[2] The group was originally a sextet until Soojin left the group on August 14, 2021.[3] They are praised for their musicality, versatility, and for breaking stereotypes as a "self-producing" idol group, known for writing and producing much of their material. Since their debut, they have been described as one of the most successful South Korean girl groups outside of the "big four"[a] record labels.[4][5] (G)I-dle debuted with the extended play (EP) I Am and its lead single "Latata" on May 2, 2018. After several moderately successful releases, the group rose to prominence with "Tomboy", the viral lead single of their first studio album I Never Die (2022). The song was a critical and commercial success, peaking at number one on the Circle Digital Chart. Their next single, "Nxde", also topped the chart and made (G)I-dle the only artist to have two songs achieve a perfect all-kill in 2022. It also made them the first act from an independent label to debut on the US Billboard Pop Airplay chart with a non-English song. (G)I-dle's sixth EP, I Feel (2023), produced the single "Queencard", which marked the group's third consecutive number-one single in South Korea. The album became their first to sell over one million copies in South Korea, and they sold two million copies worldwide in 2023, according to the IFPI. The group's second studio album, 2 (2024), was also met with commercial success and sold over one million copies in South Korea. It yielded the top-ten lead single "Super Lady" and the number-one song "Fate", which found success despite not being released as a single.
In the third season of Taxi Driver, Kim Do-Ki and his Rainbow company team embark on a series of revenge cases that shed light on pressing LGBTQA+ issues, slut-shaming, and the double standards surrounding sex positivity. They confront the challenges faced by both men and women, especially sex workers. Meanwhile, they also tackle a tourist scam targeting single South Korean men, as well as a chilling group of serial killers haunting the city on Halloween. Amidst the chaos, Kang Hana unexpectedly reenters their lives, bringing her own share of secrets and mysteries. Furthermore, Do-Ki encounters a young woman named Noa, accompanied by her daughter Sae-Byeok. Noa claims to be Do-Ki's long-lost half-sister, revealing a hidden family connection that her missing father concealed for years. Inspired by her newfound bond, Noa joins the Rainbow group, introducing her group of sex workers called "The Coven." She envisions establishing a nightclub and fashion boutique near the cab company, offering her friends a fresh start with the support of the team. As the season progresses, tensions rise, leading to a near-fatal attack on Do-Ki. The incident forces the team to adapt and adjust without their leader, as he undergoes a challenging period of recovery. Will they be able to overcome this obstacle and continue their pursuit of justice? The season culminates in a gripping climax that tests their resilience and determination, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats.
