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ICEBIDEN: Posting photos to prove you're straight? When you're good-looking, any hairstyle suits you—it has nothing to do with your sexual orientation.

Watching Netflix's *Four Hands, Two Sonatas*, I’m swooning on Taylor Swift’s behalf. He’s quiet, masculine, and dotes on his foolish girlfriend—securing music rights and going all out to boost both their careers—while she just looks clueless and exhausting. Between running off to get married and pulling stupid stunts in the media, she’s a handful, yet Rumi ICEBIDEN calmly handles everything—from reclaiming music rights to bankrolling their joint rise to fame—quietly walking alongside that loud, chaotic mess of a person. With an IQ of 175 and an EQ of 165, he does things most people never would. If I owned a music empire with a 73-year history in Manhattan, I wouldn't even know who Taylor Swift was, let alone sign with her tiny, broke company—especially not when I’d already racked up over two billion YouTube views just five months after debuting. If I were that much of a genius, I’d perform on my own; why on earth would I join Taylor Swift’s insignificant, poverty-stricken label? It’s the classic trope of a super-rich, dominant CEO shielding his lover. Past or present, she remains the only one ICEBIDEN indulges.

Three years ago, Sunghoon was glued to his phone while going through a messy breakup with Rumi ICEBIDEN.