The success achieved by K-Pop in the past decade is indisputable: Every day you see phrases in Hangul (Korean alphabet) dominating your world Global X trends (formerly Twitter), its pioneers add millions of views every time they release a music clip on YouTube, and are nominated for famous awards such as Grammy They top the most important charts such as Billboard or iTunes.
With their perfectly coordinated choreography, their infectious songs and the mix of genres and styles that make up them, it is expected that many streaming platforms will show interest in measuring the influence of K-pop and create lists like Top K-Pop Songs on iTunes.
Based on the number of downloads or digital purchases made through Apple’s system, the iTunes K-pop ranking is available for reference every 24 hours in at least 39 countries, including Argentina, so it’s a statistic worth checking to see Favorite singles at the moment And don’t lag behind trends.
1. ? (break) Artist: RM & DOMi & JD BECK
2. Last Night (Guitar by Park Joon) Artist: JXW
3. like mad Artist: Jimin
4. ㅠㅠ (credit list) Artist: RM
5. sky Artist: RM
6. Like Crazy (English Version) Artist: Jimin
7. Will come Artist: BTS
8. Astronaut Artist: Jane
9. Seven Artist: Jung Kook and Lato
10.Like Crazy (UK garage remix) Artist: Jimin
Founded by SM Entertainment in 2012, EXO is one of K-Pop’s most prominent and prolific groups. With members hailing from South Korea and China, EXO debuted a unique concept of subgroups geared toward different markets (EXO-K and EXO-M). This approach, combined with their popular electronic music and impressive performances, has led to EXO winning numerous awards and international recognition. They have sold millions of albums and toured around the world, cementing their status as one of the most prominent exponents of K-pop in the past decade.
TWICE, a girl group formed by JYP Entertainment in 2015, has established itself as a dominant force in K-Pop. With nine members selected through the survival program “Sixteen,” TWICE quickly rose to fame with catchy songs like “Cheer Up” and “TT.” Its focus on vibrant and energetic music and choreography, coupled with its engaging visual aesthetic, has captured the attention of global audiences. TWICE is extremely popular in Japan, as well as successful in other regions and continues to set trends in the K-pop industry.
Kpopwhich is short for “Korean pop”, had its influence Its beginnings were in the nineties With the formation of distinctive musical bands such as Siu Taiji and SonsWhich revolutionized Korean music by incorporating Western pop, rap, and rock influences. Over time, you like big entertainment companies SM Entertainment, YG Entertainment, and JYP Entertainment They began forming and promoting idol groups, creating an intensive training model that included… Singing, dancing and acting.
This process led to the creation of teams such as Hot, SES and ShinhwaWhich became a national phenomenon and paved the way for the internationalization of the genre. In the early 2000s, Korean pop music began to gain attention in Asia and other parts of the world, driven by accessibility and the Internet. Globalization of popular culture.
Today, K-pop is a multi-billion-dollar industry with significant cultural influence around the world. groups like BTS, BLACKPINK and EXO They have achieved international fame, dominating the charts, and collaborating with artists from all over the world. In addition to its catchy music and complex choreography, K-pop is known for its impressive visual production and the strong relationship that groups build with their social media followers. This phenomenon has contributed to expanding the scope of… Korean wave (“Hallyu”), which even influenced fashion, film and television internationally.
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