Welcome back lazy readers! This is another segment of the week in 2pm. I’m glad you all were able to digest my easy to read articles, because we know what time we are wasting sifting through all the hundreds of articles about the same thing. It’s been a little quieter than the rest of the previous weeks — perhaps because the Hottests are in fact human, and need to recover sometimes. This does not mean nothing was going on, but many important breakthroughs behind the scene were unveiled.

On Oct. 10 it was decided to be no broadcast of 2PM performing at the Dream concert. What a waste of money for 2PM, right? They still had to work, although a huge portion of people didn’t show up for 2PM. This was decided because they did not have Jae Bum and didn’t want any recordings of them not performing at their best.

On Oct. 12, some fans dissected the fancams during Dream concert and discovered “secret messaging” between WooYoung doing some hand signals for the number 7, which means the 7th member, Jaebum. This shows the band themselves wanted his return.

As of right now, the small shops around Korean markets are abusing the JYP controversy to make a living out of it. Signs around would say “We support Jaebum.” Everything related to the controversy is helping them make the dollar. It’s as simple as getting people to talk about Jaebum, voila, anytime you have people talking to you at your store, its most likely a buying customer.

And the mystery continues to revolve around the Godfather, JYP. He’s seen far too often coming back and forth to America. Yes, he came to visit one of his favorite spawn, Rain, but fans and I believe that’s just something he’s doing along the way, since he’s there. Who comes to the recording studio several times in a month so secretly to America? Fans speculate he’s plotting Jaebum’s return.

Here’s an idea for you Hottests: Why not make a fireworks show that spells out 2PM? Is that even possible?

That’s all for now, in this edition of 2PM lazy mans summary.

Thanks to kbites, soompi and allkpop.