Emma Stone has always been passionate about films and music, but her fascination with K-pop recently soared. From discovering fictional K-pop groups to embracing fandom fully, the Oscar-winning actress channels her enthusiasm with the same intensity as her next big obsession might reveal.

Emma Stone's excitement for K-pop was palpable as she recalled one unforgettable night.

"I absolutely love K-pop, and one of the coolest experiences ever was I hosted SNL and BTS was the musical guest. I’ve never heard pandemonium like that at SNL. It was unbelievable. And so, that was what really kicked into high gear my passion for BTS. I very much would like to go see them [on tour]," she said in a February 2026 interview with Rolling Stone.

According to Rolling Stone, Stone described the pandemonium backstage, watching fans camp for days to get tickets, and the overwhelming energy that turned her into an instant BTS fan.

She even got the chance to meet the group and take photos backstage, experiencing the excitement and energy of the moment firsthand.

While the thrill of K-pop keeps her energized and inspired, Emma Stone channels that same excitement into a jam-packed 2026 schedule filled with acting and producing ventures.

Emma Stone gears up for a busy year with multiple upcoming projects

As 2026 unfolds, Emma Stone’s schedule is packed with exciting projects. She will reprise her role as Eep in The Croods 3, and her production company, Fruit Tree, is developing several anticipated films, including Cruella 2 and Miss Piggy.

Beyond acting, her recent Super Bowl Squarespace commercial reunites her with director Yorgos Lanthimos, highlighting her flair for comedic timing and over-the-top performances.

With a focus on creativity and nostalgia, Stone continues to balance motherhood, musical obsession, and high-profile film projects, demonstrating her signature blend of talent and relatable fandom energy.

What are your thoughts on Emma Stone’s K-pop passion and hectic project lineup? Let us know in the comments.

Written by

Shraddha Priyadarshi

Edited by

Itti Mahajan