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Coming up, ktvs used to be the go to place for belting out tunes, but now they're the hottest study place for Gen Z.
Yep, you heard me right.
But how could it be?
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Now lets switch it up for a different topic discussion.
Who would have thought KTV or karaoke rooms could be the new go to study spots?
Forget cramming in crowded cafes and silent libraries, young people these days have found their comfort zone in ktvs.
Picture air conditioning, a private room, snacks within arms reach and background music to keep the energy up.
Tune in today to find out how these once noisy spaces are turning into apparently perfect study rooms.
We've all heard of these quiet study rooms where people go to focus.
Some even pay to use them.
But what's the deal with these KTV study sessions?
I think we should start with what KTV is.