Since you’ve probably heard of K-pop, it’s possible that you’ve made the decision to give it a shot. If that’s what you’re looking for, you’ve come to the right place. If you don’t know what K-pop is, it’s Korean pop music, which is hugely popular all over the world. This music category includes a wide variety of genres, including pop, rap, R&B, EDM, rock, and more. However, K-pop isn’t just about the music, which is why it’s so compelling: slick choreography and wild music videos are also essential elements of Hallyu, the Korean cultural tsunami that is sweeping the world.

LOOΠΔ or LOONA

In the comments to any well-liked tweet, you’ll find this group’s fervent supporters shouting their time-tested battlecry, “STAN LOONA.” The 12-member collective has unquestionably earned this unwavering support. They have well-known K-Pop songs with creative visuals that will stick in your head. The songs “Butterfly” and “Hi High” are great choices to get your trip to LOONA standom off right.

GOT7

I suggest you catch up with these guys right away because they have had a very crazy few years. It’s not surprising that their upcoming album, Dye, is one that you should listen to. It’s their chemistry that draws people in. They have a funny, brotherly vibe in every interview, and after a YouTube binge, you almost feel like a band member.
To make a good first impression, we advise you to listen to “Just right,” “If you do,” or our personal favorite, “Not by the moon.”

BTS

Can one talk about K-pop without bringing up BTS? highly unlikely BTS is arguably the most well-known K-pop group in the world, and for good reason. They broke the record for the most viewers for a YouTube debut, demolished a US stadium tour, and became the first artists in iTunes history to have eight songs chart at number one in 100 different countries.
Isn’t it incredible? The group, which consists of four vocalists (Jin, Jimin, V, and Jungkook) and three rappers (RM, Suga, and J-Hope), incorporates hip-hop, pop, some EDM, and rap into their discography. Their songs address issues with love and mental health. One look at one of their videos is all it takes to understand why they have become such a global phenomenon.

Blackpink

Once you’ve welcomed Jennie Kim, Lisa, Jisoo, and Rosé into your life, it will be difficult to say goodbye. I challenge you to listen to one of BLACKPINK’s songs and not have it stuck in your head for days; they are one of the most well-known K-pop groups of this generation. They have contributed to the history of music over the years with their exciting and risk-taking songs and amazing choreography, which you should learn.

Monsta X

The K-pop villains deserve a spot on your playlist. You’ll understand why the moment you press play on any of Monsta X’s songs as their music continues to top the charts and break hearts around the globe. Hip-hop, EDM, and pop are all present in every Monsta X song, creating a world you’ll want to get lost in. The songs instantly transform you into a Monbebe as layers and layers of passionate vocals meet impassioned rap lines.