K-pop Stans for Good Governance (KS4GG) raised ₱13,000 through a K-pop dance class fundraiser held last October 12, 2025 in support of #Mendiola277. The proceeds were donated to the National Union of People’s Lawyers (NUPL) to support the legal needs of 277 individuals arrested during the Trillion Peso March on September 21. The case against the group was dismissed for insufficiency of evidence on October 29, 2025.

Attendees of the K-pop Stans for Good Governance (KS4GG) Dance Class for a Cause: K-pop Kontra Korap, held on October 12, 2025, at Dance Royalties Studios in Mandaluyong.

The class, taught by teachers from Cami Art and held at Dance Royalties Studio in Mandaluyong, gathered 45 participants for a day of rhythm, solidarity, and social awareness. The activity brought the community together once again to advocate for good governance through the language that unites them best: music and dance.

More than dancing, the event became a platform for both K-pop fans and non-fans alike to express collective support for justice. Coach Hero and Coach Jude led the class through TWICE’s dance break for ‘Feel Special’ and Dayoung’s hit song ‘Body’.

Solidarity messages were delivered by Hon. Sarah Jane Elago (Gabriela Women’s Party), Hon. Renee Louise Co (Kabataan Partylist), Ms. Neala Medina (Sama-samang Artista para sa Kilusang Agraryo or SAKA), Mr. Renso Bajala (Secretary General, BPO Industry Employees Network Pilipinas or BIEN), and Ms. Darlene Ramos-Gan (DAKILA). They echoed the call for the immediate release of the #Mendiola277, and for the urgent end to corruption, particularly amid ongoing national budget hearings.

Organizers K-pop Stans for Good Governance (KS4GG) together with representatives from Gabriela Women’s Partylist, Kabataan Partylist, Sama-samang Artista para sa Kilusang Agraryo (SAKA), BPO Industry Employees Network Pilipinas, and DAKILA during the K-pop Dance Class Fundraiser for #Mendiola277.

Fellow K-pop fans Hon. Co, Hon. Elago, and Ms. Ramos-Gan highlighted the importance of being engaged in civic matters and social causes while being an active part of communities that nurture shared passions. The youth has the energy and the fire to hold the current administration accountable. They also emphasized that good governance is the ‘comeback’ everyone should be anticipating.

NUPL expressed gratitude to all participants and organizing volunteers. “It is uplifting to see K-pop fans standing with us in the fight against injustice,” said the group in a statement. “The law should not change depending on who it protects or who it punishes. Our vigor for this fight is sustained because of support and solidarity from communities like KS4GG.”

The fundraiser was organized in the wake of widespread public outrage following exposés and investigatory hearings on the misuse and corruption of public infrastructure funding. This unrest led to the Trillion Peso March on September 21, coinciding with the National Protest day and the anniversary of the 1972 Martial Law declaration. The nationwide demonstrations drew over 200 organizations, including KS4GG, which joined the collective call for transparency and government accountability.