K-POP Music

[Mugen]

AB6IX is back with their newest comeback, "Savior." Their new album, A to B is now out.

[Colbie]

The Boyz:

[Colbie]

Onewe:

[Ruthymon]

Hyo aka Hyolyn has released her latest comeback, which is called "Deep." Her first mini album of the same name is now out.

It's Hyoyeon, not Hyolyn

[Mugen]

It's Hyoyeon, not Hyolyn

Ah, this is what happens when you're watching Queendom 2 while posting, it's corrected now.

[Mugen]

GOT7 has made their first comeback in 1 1/2 years, with the song, "NANANA." Their mini album, GOT7 is now out. This is their first album under Warner Music Korea after they left their long-time label, JYP Entertainment, back in January 2021. Also, the boys own the trademarks to the name and their music now.

[Colbie]

Lightsum:

Kang Daniel:

[Mugen]

Yerin Baek is back with her latest comeback, titled "Pisces." It's part of her single album with the same name.

[adamrichard]

I recently liked this group called Red Velvet, the songs Psycho and Dumb Dumb specifically. I want to ask some questions since i'm new to kpop, and this maybe alot, but a friend recommended Reddit to me because they apparently give good answers.

1. Who would you say are the four biggest groups in Kpop now? Preferably two boy and two girl groups, but it's okay if there's three to one.
2. What is the biggest international market for Kpop?
3. Who are the best selling groups of all time?
4. I have heard of these big companies (something like JYB), what are they and their relevance?
5. What are these generations?
6. Who is the biggest group in Kpop now?
7. Who is leading in terms of digital sales (Youtube, Spotify, etc)?
8. Who is leading in terms of physical sales (albums, CDs, vinyls)?

TXT is back with their latest comeback, "0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You)" which features the singer Seori. Their second full album, The Chaos Chapter: Freeze is now out.
1. BTS, Blackpink, TWICE and EXO.
2. Japan, followed by China and the U.S.
3. BTS, EXO, Seventeen and TWICE to name a few.
4. JYP Entertainment, SM Entertainment and YG Entertainment are known as the "Big 3" companies in K-pop because they have had the most influence in developing K-pop what it is today with their groups/singers. SM Entertainment helped kickstart the modern K-pop movement in the mid-90's.
5. This is in dispute but there are currently 4 generations of K-pop groups/artists. The 1st gen starts in the early 90's and goes until the mid-00's, the 2nd gen starts in the late 00's and goes until 2011, the 3rd gen starts in 2012 and goes until 2018 and the 4th gen starts in 2018 to today. But there is dispute of when each generation starts and ends.
6. BTS is the biggest group right now.
7. BTS
8. BTS

[adamrichard]

I recently liked this group called Red Velvet, the songs Psycho and Dumb Dumb specifically. I want to ask some questions since i'm new to kpop, and this maybe alot, but a friend recommended Reddit to me because they apparently give good answers.

1. Who would you say are the four biggest groups in Kpop now? Preferably two boy and two girl groups, but it's okay if there's three to one.
2. What is the biggest international market for Kpop?
3. Who are the best selling groups of all time? gb whatsapp
4. I have heard of these big companies (something like JYB), what are they and their relevance?
5. What are these generations?
6. Who is the biggest group in Kpop now?
7. Who is leading in terms of digital sales (Youtube, Spotify, etc)?
8. Who is leading in terms of physical sales (albums, CDs, vinyls)?

TXT is back with their latest comeback, "0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You)" which features the singer Seori. Their second full album, The Chaos Chapter: Freeze is now out.
1. BTS, Blackpink, TWICE and EXO.
2. Japan, followed by China and the U.S.
3. BTS, EXO, Seventeen and TWICE to name a few.
4. JYP Entertainment, SM Entertainment and YG Entertainment are known as the "Big 3" companies in K-pop because they have had the most influence in developing K-pop what it is today with their groups/singers. SM Entertainment helped kickstart the modern K-pop movement in the mid-90's.
5. This is in dispute but there are currently 4 generations of K-pop groups/artists. The 1st gen starts in the early 90's and goes until the mid-00's, the 2nd gen starts in the late 00's and goes until 2011, the 3rd gen starts in 2012 and goes until 2018 and the 4th gen starts in 2018 to today. But there is dispute of when each generation starts and ends.
6. BTS is the biggest group right now.
7. BTS
8. BTS

[Colbie]

Bvndit is back after 2 years

[Mugen]

P1Harmony did a collaboration with American R&B/pop singer Pink Sweat$ and the resulting collaboration is called "Gotta Get Back."

[Colbie]

Seventeen:

[Colbie]

NCT Dream:

[Mugen]

K R&B singer Moon Sujin has released her comeback called "Right Back" which features Tabber. Her EP, Lucky Charms is now out.

[Colbie]

Victon:

[Colbie]

Jo Yuri:

[RogerEye1253]

Again, a crime to not let this woman get that international "push" :censored:

Psy, what you doing?! But then again, he's going to have his album out soon, so....

I love it so much. This is one of the best songs I have ever heard.

[Kpop]

Adora

[Ana128]

Adora

Cool indeed.

[Mugen]

Secret Number have made their comeback with the song, "DOOMCHITA." The single album of the same name is now out.

[Colbie]

Woo!ah:

[Colbie]

Bugaboo:

Fainit debut:

[Mugen]

Wonho is back with his latest comeback, "Crazy." His third mini album, Facade is now out.

[Colbie]

Pixy:

Drippin:

Omega X:

BDC: