A form of popular music originating in South Korea. K-pop commonly refers to idol groups or artists, including references to lyrics, dances, and outfits from K-pop songs and music videos.

Groups

• SM Entertainment
• Super Junior
• Girls' Generation
• Exo
• Red Velvet
• NCT
• Aespa
• Hearts2Hearts
• JYP Entertainment
• Wonder Girls (disbanded)
• Twice
• Itzy
• NMIXX
• Stray Kids
• YG Entertainment
• BigBang
• 2NE1
• Blackpink
• Babymonster
• AOA (Ace of Angels)
• ASMRZ
• ATEEZ
• Bangtan Boys (BTS)
• Billlie
• BoyNextDoor
• CLC
• fromis_9
• GFriend (disbanded)
• Girl's Day
• Got7
• I-DLE (formerly G-IDLE)
• ILLIT
• IVE
• Iz*One (disbanded)
• KARA
• Kard
• Kep1er
• KiiiKiii
• Kiss of Life
• Ladies' Code
• Le Sserafim
• Lightsum
• Loona (disbanded)
• Loossemble
• Lovelyz
• MAMAMOO
• MOMOLAND
• Monsta X
• NewJeans
• Oh My Girl
• Plave
• Seventeen
• Sistar
• Stayc
• Tempest
• TOMORROW X TOGETHER
• TripleS
• Viviz
• WJSN
• ZEROBASEONE

Solo acts

• Ash Island
• BIBI
• Choi Yena
• Chungha
• Ejae
• Heize
• Hyuna
• Jeon Ji-yoon
• Jeon Somi
• Jini
• IU
• Oohyo
• Psy
• Yukika

See also

• KPop Demon Hunters
• MNET
• Girls Planet 999
• Produce 101
• Queendom

External links

• Wikipedia: K-pop

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