Also known as: KPOP, Kポップ
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 (Group)
- NCT (Band)
- Aespa
- Hearts2Hearts
- JYP Entertainment
- Wonder Girls (disbanded)
- Twice (Group)
- Itzy
- NMIXX
- Stray Kids
- YG Entertainment
- BigBang
- 2NE1
- Blackpink
- Babymonster
- AOA (Ace of Angels)
- ASMRZ
- ATEEZ
- Bangtan Boys (BTS)
- Billlie (Group)
- BoyNextDoor
- CLC (K-Pop Group)
- Fromis 9
- GFriend (disbanded)
- I-Dle
- Girl'S Day
- Got7
- ILLIT
- Ive (Group)
- Iz*One (disbanded)
- KARA (Band)
- Kard (Group)
- Kep1er
- Kiss Of Life
- Ladies' Code
- Le Sserafim
- Lightsum
- Loona (Group) (disbanded)
- Loossemble
- Lovelyz
- MAMAMOO
- MOMOLAND
- Monsta X
- NewJeans
- Oh My Girl (K-Pop Group)
- Plave
- Seventeen (Group)
- Sistar (Group)
- Stayc
- Tempest (K-Pop Group)
- TOMORROW X TOGETHER
- Viviz
- WJSN
- ZEROBASEONE
Solo acts
- Ash Island
- BIBI (Singer)
- Choi Yena
- Chungha
- Ejae
- Heize (Singer)
- Hyuna (Singer)
- Jeon Ji-Yoon
- Jeon Somi
- Jini (Singer)
- IU (Singer)
- Oohyo
- Psy
- Yukika
