Curious about the best Kpop profiles in 2024?
From Kpop titans like BTS and BLACKPINK, to fifth generation rookie monsters like ILLIT and RIIZE, to all-time trending groups like Le Sserafim and SEVENTEEN, we have compiled all the best Kpop profiles in one place.
Behind the glitz and glamour of the K-pop industry lies a cutthroat world where only the strongest survive. Hundreds of Kpop groups are launched every year but not everyone makes the cut in the industry. The competition is tough and many groups, even from the ‘Big 3’ entertainment companies fail to reach the top, while with enough hard work and luck, groups from lesser-known agencies manage to rule the industry.
From years of grueling training to overcoming setbacks and challenges, each group has a unique backstory and an inspiring journey to stardom.
Browse all the Kpop profiles and check out your favorite group!
Best Kpop Profiles To Know About in 2024
BTS
BTS, also known as the Bangtan Boys, has emerged as a global sensation, breaking 23 Guinness World Records and entering the Guinness World Records 2022 Hall of Fame. But their journey to success was far from easy. Debuting from a lesser-known agency known as BigHit Entertainment (HYBE) in 2013, they remained relatively unknown until 2015.
From all seven members sharing one room and bathroom as trainees to handing out fliers for a free concert after their debut, their journey to fame was not easy. Even after success, the group struggled with imposter syndrome and bullying from peers. Despite everything, the group persevered and are now the most streamed Kpop group on Spotify followed by BLACKPINK and TWICE. Read BTS Kpop Profile!
BLACKPINK
Debuting in 2016 under YG Entertainment, BLACKPINK became the first Kpop girl group to perform at Coachella in 2019, just three years into their debut. But unlike most idols who debut after a few years of training, all the members had an extensive training period ranging from 4 years minimum to 6 years. The members used to train for 14 hours everyday and could barely afford food as trainees, eating eggs and strawberry jam on most days. They all shared one room which was frequented by centipedes and roaches.
BLACKPINK is now nicknamed as the ‘biggest girl group in the world’ as their Youtube channel holds the record for the most subscribed and most viewed music artist channel, surpassing Justin Bieber in subscribers and are the most followed and streamed girl group on Spotify. In 2022, their concert tour became the highest-grossing tour by a female group in history. Read BLACKPINK Kpop Profile!
SEVENTEEN
SEVENTEEN is recognized as ‘Performance Kings’ and ‘Self Producing Idol Group’ and they debuted in 2015 with 13 members under Pledis Entertainment. They were originally supposed to debut in 2013 but their company went bankrupt and the members revealed that those 2 years felt like ‘forever’.
The group finally got to debut when their vice president sold their house for the group. The members in return gave their all and self produced their debut song which became an instant hit. They went on to win three rookie awards in just their first year of debut and have won multiple Daesang awards (the most prestigious awards in Korea) throughout their career. Read SEVENTEEN Kpop Profile!
TWICE
Formed on the survival show ‘SIXTEEN’ under JYP Entertainment, TWICE debuted in 2015 and just a year after their debut, they unlocked many first times including, becoming the first Kpop girl group to win ‘Song of the Year’ award for three years consecutively to being the first girl group to debut #1 on Billboard World charts (both song and album charts) in 2018.
The group had a tough trainee period as they were made to go through intense dieting and training with members revealing that they had to eat snacks in the restroom so they wouldn’t be caught snacking and would be sent off to the gym to shed off calories. Despite the initial struggles, TWICE became a worldwide sensation, especially in Japan as they were the first Kpop girl group in the history of Kpop to hold a Japan dome tour which sold out all of its tickets. Read TWICE Kpop Profile!
Stray Kids
Similar to TWICE, Stray Kids was formed on the JYP’s survival show ‘Stray Kids’ and debuted in 2018. Their survival show experiences were hard as the members were made to compete against each other in tough challenges despite injuries.
The group rose to fame in 2019 and became one of the most successful Kpop boy groups in the US, almost parallel to BTS. Nicknamed as the ‘Next Generation Leaders’, they continue to dominate the Billboards with each of their releases. In 2022, they were the third Kpop boy group to get 10 million subscribers on YouTube, after Kpop titans BTS and BIGBANG. The group earned more than one gold album in the US and joined the ranks with BTS for this achievement. Read Stray Kids Kpop Profile!
ENHYPHEN
ENHYPHEN was formed on the survival show “I-Land’. The group debuted in 2020 under BE:LIFT Lab (HYBE’s subsidiary) and quickly broke the record among rookies in their debut year for having the highest first-week sales, snagging the ‘Rookie of the Year’ award just 12 days after their debut.
Most of the members became trainees when they were only 13-14 years old and had to compete against 23 contestants on the survival show to debut in ENHYPEN. The members persevered, achieving the ‘million-seller’ status and joining the ranks of groups like SEVENTEEN, TXT, and BTS in the shortest time for any Kpop boy group. Read ENHYPHEN Kpop Profile!
EXO
Debuting in 2012 under SM Entertainment, EXO had a bad start in their career and were called ‘SM’s First Biggest Failures’ in their debut year. Since the agency was home to the then Kpop titans like Super Junior, SHINee and Girls’ Generation, the pressure was immense and the group failed to deliver.
As a result, their promotions were halted and they were locked in the SM dungeon, meaning that their phones were confiscated and they could not contact anyone, not even their families. The members trained for 17 hours and started performing on the street.
They even performed in a 2012 Chungju rice event and got paid with bags of rice. But all that struggle just fueled their passion and they became the first Kpop artists to be featured on Dubai’s Burj Khalifa. EXO since then has achieved a ‘Septuple million seller’ status and holds the record for having the fastest selling concert ticket in the world, selling 120,000 tickets in 0.2 seconds. Read EXO Kpop Profile!
Girls’ Generation
Girls’ Generation, nicknamed as the ‘Nation’s Girl Group’ debuted as a nine-member group in 2007 under SM Entertainment. The group gained popularity for their looks and songs but they faced the dreaded ‘Black Ocean’ in 2008 where none of the audience turned on their lightsticks or cheered them on at the Dream Concert because of a fanwar.
They however rose to fame in 2009 with the Kpop’s evergreen song ‘Gee’ and won nine times in a row, their concert tickets selling out in less than 3 minutes. The members revealed that during their trainee period, along with going through strict dieting and training for 13 hours, they also were responsible for cleaning the bathroom, windows and cafeteria. All in all, Girls’ Generation’s popularity in Korea is unmatched and they made history by being the first Korean act to bag 100 music show wins. Read Girls’ Generation Kpop Profile!
SHINee
Also under SM Entertainment, SHINee debuted with a bang in 2008 and snagged all of the rookie awards in their debut year. The group was once compared to the British boyband ‘The Beatles’ as they were immensely popular in the UK, being the first Kpop group to hold a concert in London.
Ironically, the company didn’t expect much from the group as they considered the group as an experiment. Their popularity and influence in Korea earned them the nickname “Princes of K-pop”. Unfortunately the group’s struggles came in 2017, 9 years after their debut, when one of their members, Jonghyun, committed suicide, shaking the Kpop industry. Read SHINee Kpop Profile!
BIGBANG
BIGBANG significantly contributed to the Hallyu wave as they went on to win an international award, beating Britney Spears in the same award category. The group initially debuted as a five member group in 2006 under YG Entertainment and had a tough trainee period as they all used to live in a tiny room, all crammed up, which was often visited by rats.
The members used to have no money for food and were only allowed to use $5, so they would often request the managers to buy them biscuits because they couldn’t afford it. But all their struggles paid off when they went to become the most powerful celebrities of South Korea and in 2016, they ranked 3rd for the most annual earnings for a boy band, only behind One Direction and Backstreet Boys. The group became a role model to Kpop groups like BTS, SEVENTEEN, BLACKPINK and GOT7. Read BIGBANG Kpop Profile!
LE SSERAFIM
LE SSERAFIM marked their debut in 2022 under Source Music (HYBE’s subsidiary) and were immediately dubbed as ‘monster rookies’, achieving their first music show win just eight days after debut. They also got the opportunity to perform at Coachella in 2024, just two years in to debut.
The group became the fastest Kpop girl group to rank on Billboard 200 and their debut album topped #1 on iTunes Top Album in many countries including Singapore, Indonesia, Jana and Brazil. But the group’s impressive achievements didn’t come out of nowhere as they went through an intense training of minimum 12 hours, starting at 10 a.m and leaving the company at around 2 a.m. Read LE SSERAFIM Kpop Profile!
MAMAMOO
MAMAMOO debuted under RWB Entertainment in 2014, a lesser known agency compared to the ‘Big 3’. Their journey to stardom wasn’t easy as their CEO along with everyone around them told them that they would flop and fail because they were ‘short, ugly and didn’t look like idols’.
Their debut was well received by the Korean public and was named as one of the ‘best debuts of 2014’ but the group was scolded and criticised by the company as they thought the members weren’t ‘good enough’. But all the criticism didn’t dim their light as each member’s solo song ranked on the Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart, becoming the second Kpop group to achieve this feat. The group also has a history of getting their concert tickets in Korea sold in 1-2 minutes of availability. Read MAMAMOO Kpop Profile!
TVXQ
TVXQ debuted in 2003 under SM Entertainment, the oldest debut on this list. They started their journey as a five member group but now are considered one of the best duos in Kpop history. Their contributions to the Hallyu wave earned them the title of ‘Asian Stars’. In 2009, they were included in the Guinness Book of World Records for having been photographed over 500 million times, the most for any group.
The duo is extremely popular in Japan as they ranked 2nd for being the artists whose tickets are hardest to get in Japan. They also have the most #1 singles for any foreign artist in Japan. Prior to their debut, the members barely had money for food and once were so broke that all five members collectively bought one bun costing around $1 and shared it among themselves. Read TVXQ Kpop Profile!
Super Junior
Super Junior is nicknamed as the “King of Hallyu Wave” for their contributions to Kpop. The group debuted in 2005 and had a risky start to their career as they were formed as a rotational group, meaning that the members would be added or removed depending on the need. The members were under immense pressure due to this reason but the idea was later dropped because fans got attached to the final lineup.
The group is a trendsetter for many things that seem normal in Kpop today, including having foreign members in a Kpop group to forming subunits of groups. They also debuted with the most number of members for any Kpop group of their time and they had 15 members at one point. They rose to fame for releasing the song ‘Sorry Sorry’ in 2009 and the release is considered to have ‘changed Kpop forever’. Read Super Junior Kpop Profile!
GOT7
GOT7 debuted in 2014 under JYP Entertainment and their debut album ranked #1 on Billboard’s World Albums Chart. They enjoy immense popularity in Thailand and hold the record of holding the largest fanmeeting in Bangkok. Their fandom ‘Ahgase’ is super active on social media and both the fandom and group broke the Guinness World record of using ‘the most hashtag used on Twitter in 24 hours’.
The group also held the title of being in the Top 3 most mentioned Kpop artists on Twitter for seven years in a row after their debut. Unfortunately, they are considered one of the most mistreated groups by their company despite having great potential. As a result, they left JYP and formed their own label to manage their group. Each member of the group also leads successful careers as soloists, breaking records in their respective categories. Read GOT7 Kpop Profile!
TXT
TXT debuted in 2019 under BigHit Entertainment, six years after BTS. The group rose to fame in 2022 and they have collected their fair share of first times including holding the record of being the fastest Kpop boy group to have 2 Billion streams and being the first and only Kpop group to have 100 million streams for all of their Korean title tracks on Spotify.
They were also the first Kpop group to headline the famous Chicago based music event, Lollapalooza. The members trained in the same building with BTS and along with the usual strict dieting and long training hours, they trained in a basement with no ventilation and so damp that mushrooms used to grow on the walls with members frequently fainting due to humidity and exhaustion. Read TXT Kpop Profile!
ATEEZ
Formed by KQ Entertainment in 2018, ATEEZ became the first Kpop boy group that is not from the ‘big four’ (including HYBE) to have a million sales of their album in the first week of its release. The group’s songs and albums frequently rank in the top 5 on multiple Billboard charts and the group have also ranked 1st on iTunes Album chart.
The group is popular for their extreme dance routine and intense choreographies which have also earned them the nickname ‘Performance Kings’, similar to SEVENTEEN. They were also ranked 5th as ‘the most tweeted about artists in the US’ in 2020. Read ATEEZ Kpop Profile!
IVE
Label mates with MONSTA X, IVE debuted under Starship Entertainment in 2021 and they became the fastest girl group to achieve the first music show win which was one week after debut. They are extremely popular domestically in Korea and in 2023 they became one of the most streamed Kpop girl groups on Korean streaming charts.
Along with ITZY and aespa, they are the leading girl groups of the 4th generation of Kpop. Members of the group debuted as minors and because of their young age, they are one of the most famous artists for Generation Z in Japan and Korea. Read IVE Kpop Profile!
ITZY
Labelmates with groups like Stray Kids and TWICE, ITZY made a loud and successful debut in 2019 with their girl crush concept and within a minute, their debut showcase was sold out. The group won multiple awards in their debut year and their debut song peaked 2nd on the World Digital Song Sales chart. They are considered one of the leading girl groups of the 4th generation of Kpop and their releases frequently dominate on Korean music and Billboard charts. Read ITZY Kpop Profile!
NEWJEANS
NEWJEANS debuted in 2022 under ADOR (HYBE’s subsidiary), in the same year as LE SSERAFIM, and shook the Kpop industry. Nicknamed as the ‘Monster Rookie Group’, they smashed all records and quickly made it to the Guinness World Records for being the fastest Kpop group to reach 1 billion streams on Spotify in 2023.
The group’s debut album became the first debut album to sell more than 1 million copies in Korea since 1997. From performing the anthem for League of Legends World Championships to becoming the fastest Korean artist in history to achieve 3 billion streams on Spotify, their achievements in 2023 are considered to be unmatched by any Kpop girl group in a span of one year. Read NEWJEANS Kpop Profile!
Aespa
aespa debuted in 2020 under SM Entertainment and immediately bagged three daesang awards at the KMA in one night (considered equivalent to Grammy) while most groups struggle to achieve it in the entirety of their career.
They are considered one of the leading Kpop girl groups of the 4th generation in Korea and are the 2nd girl group in the history of Kpop to win the “Song of the Year” award at the KMA, first being their labelmates and seniors, Girls’ Generation. The group is one of the most-streamed Kpop girl groups of the 4th generation in Korea. The group debuted with a unique cyberpunk and futuristic concept, featuring a sci-fi storyline in each of their song releases. Read aespa Kpop Profile!
Fifty Fifty
Fifty Fifty debuted under ATTRACKT, a small agency in 2022, the same year as NEWJEANS and Le SSERAFIM, with the song ‘CUPID’ that went extremely viral on TIKTOK and other social media platforms. The song garnered attention from the public for its catchy beats and smooth vocals and in four months, became the fastest Kpop group to enter Billboard’s Hot 100 and 2nd fastest to enter the top 50 on the same chart, only behind BLACKPINK.
At one point, their Spotify had more monthly listeners than BLACKPINK. Unfortunately, the group had much potential but was a one-hit wonder because the members had conflicts with their company and three out of four members had their contracts terminated, ending the original lineup of the group. Read Fifty Fifty Kpop Profile!
NCT
First introduced in 2016 under SM Entertainment, NCT is considered as the largest Kpop group in the history of Kpop, having 26 members that are spread across six subunits, each unit having fixed and rotational lineups. Each subunit of the group targets a specific market with two of their subunits only dedicated for the Japanese and Chinese markets.
NCT is one of the most diverse groups in Kpop with members from China, Japan, Macau, USA, Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, Canada and Korea. All subunits of NCT frequently rank on domestic and international music charts and have sold over 32 million albums across all units. Read NCT Kpop Profile!
Red Velvet
Seniors to aespa, Red Velvet debuted in 2014 under SM Entertainment and won multiple awards in their debut year. The group is popular for their visuals in Korea as well as their mature and feminine concepts. They became the first Kpop girl group to rank 1st four times on the “World Albums” charts. And along with charting in the top 10 on domestic and international music charts, they also became the 5th most-streamed Kpop act on Spotify in 2020.
The group joined the ranks with BTS to win a daesang award for every release in an album trilogy. Red Velvet is considered one of the leading Kpop girl groups of the 3rd generation of Kpop. Read Red Velvet Kpop Profile!
MONSTA X
Labelmates with IVE, MONSTA X debuted in 2015, under Starship Entertainment, six years before IVE’s debut. The group is popular in Korea and in 2018, was ranked 10 in the list of groups who had the most album sales since 2010.
The group enjoys domestic and international success, especially in the US where they became the first Kpop group to perform at the Jingle Ball concerts in 2018 along with many American stars including Shawn Mendes, Cardi B, Camila Cabello, Dua Lipa, Sabrina Carpenter, Normani, The Chainsmokers, and Marshmello. They also ranked in the top 10 most talked about celebrities on Twitter in 2017. Read MONSTA X Kpop Profile!
(G)I-DLE
(G)I-DLE was released two years after their senior group PENTAGON under Cube Entertainment and like many successful groups on this list, (G)I-DLE was also nicknamed ‘Monster Rookies’ in 2018, their debut year, and called the ‘best Kpop group’ of 2018 by Billboard. They joined the ranks of BLACKPINK by becoming the second Kpop girl group to rank on Pop Airplay chart (pop music chart) by securing not one but multiple entries, a difficult feat to achieve in the pop category in the US.
Many of their songs have achieved perfect all-kills on domestic charts in Korea, similar to TWICE, BLACKPINK and BTS. The members revealed their gruelling schedule after debut, saying that they wake up at 1 AM to get ready, returning home at 10PM, revealing that most of them sleep more in the car then at home. Read (G)I-DLE Kpop Profile!
TREASURE
TREASURE is considered as one of the leading boy groups of the 4th generation of Kpop. Formed on the reality show “YG Treasure Box” in 2018, it is the first Kpop group by YG to have a large number of members in a group as it debuts groups with no more than 6-7 members. The group members competed against 29 trainees to debut in TREASURE and shortly after debut, they were the first Korean artist to hold a fanmeeting at the Tokyo Dome.
They also charted on Billboard Social 50 for six weeks in a row, even before their debut, being the fastest Korean act to achieve this feat. The group, similar to the other groups on this list, had a tough training schedule, starting their day at 9 AM in the morning and going back home at 11 PM. Read TREASURE Kpop Profile!
LOONA
LOONA debuted as a twelve-member group under Blockberry Creative in 2018, a lesser known agency in the Kpop industry. The group had managed to achieve substantial success even before their debut as they ranked in the top 5 on the Billboard World Albums chart, an unusual feat for most Kpop groups.
The group quickly gained a huge fanbase internationally and in Korea but their journey was short lived as there were internal conflicts with the company and all members sued the agency and left. With no members under the company, LOONA disbanded and two members went solo while the other members split into two groups ATRMS and LOSSEMBLE. Read LOONA Kpop Profile!
Astro
Astro debuted in 2016 under Fantagio, an agency that is usually known for managing actors and actresses. The group got popular quickly, touring in Korea and holding performances for fans even before their debut. They had a great start in their career as their debut showcase got sold out in a minute after its announcement, similar to MAMAMOO.
The group’s debut album ranked in the top 10 on multiple domestic and international charts, including Billboard. They went into hiatus for 7 months due to internal problems in the company and later faced many interruptions. They went into hiatus again when one of their members, Moonbin, passed away in his home in 2023 and another member left the group to go solo. Read Astro Kpop Profile!
KARD
KARD is the only CO-ED group on this list and is more popular internationally, mainly in the US and Latin America. The group debuted in 2017 under DSP Media, a subsidiary of RBW (MAMAMOO’s agency) and bagged the rookie award in their debut year. They entered the Billboards just with their predebut single, peaking at #5 and remaining on the chart for eight weeks.
The MV for their pre-debut release was the most watched MV in the US for December 2017. The group faces their own set of struggles because of their mixed gender setup with members sometimes struggling to decide where to sit as a group because of segregation in the awards waiting rooms. Read KARD Kpop Profile!
TWS
TWS debuted in 2024, eight years after their labelmates and seniors, SEVENTEEN’s debut in 2015. The group debuted successfully, ranking first in global Google trends search among the 5th generation Kpop boy groups and topping 2nd on Naver (Korea’s search engine).
The band enjoys immense popularity in Korea and has topped multiple domestic charts in the country with their debut album achieving half a million sales in a short amount of time. The group has also won multiple shows and awards domestically, becoming one of the leading boy groups of the 5th generation of Kpop. Read TWS Kpop Profile!
BABYMONSTER
Debuting seven long years after their label’s mega successful girl group BLACKPINK, BABYMOSTER’s debut was long awaited and with much expectations. They first debuted in 2023, with their single setting the record as the fastest debut MV to reach 100 million views for a Kpop girl group, taking 18 days.
The group broke their own record again when they redebuted in 2024, their MV reaching 100 million views in just 10 days and 11 hours. The group entered multiple billboards charts shortly after their debut. They are considered the leaders of the 5th generation of Kpop girl groups. Read BABYMONSTER Kpop Profile!
RIIZE
RIIZE debuted in 2023 under SM, and just a week after their debut, the group managed to achieve the ‘million seller’ status. The group debuted seven years after their labelmates NCT and in 24 hours, the band set the record for the most followed Kpop group in a day on Instagram and also collected 1 million followers just after four days, the first Kpop group to achieve this.
The group enjoys immense popularity in Korea, consistently topping charts domestically and winning rookie awards while also topping the music charts in China and Japan in 2023. Read RIIZE Kpop Profile!
ILLIT
Formed on the survival show ‘R U Next?’, ILLIT made a loud debut in 2024, setting the record as the fastest Kpop group to achieve 10 million Spotify listeners to becoming the fastest Kpop group to rank on the Billboard 100 just four weeks after debut.
Labelmates with the leading 4 gen Kpop boy group ENHYPEN, their debut song ranked in the daily top 100 on all music charts in Korea. The group enjoyed phenomenal success upon debut and became one of the leading girl groups of 5th generation along with BABYMONSTER. Read ILLIT Kpop Profile!
BTOB
BTOB debuted in 2012 under Cube Entertainment, the same year as EXO. The band might not enjoy as much popularity internationally as the other groups on this list, but they have a huge fan base in Korea and Japan because of their vocals. The group has released OSTs for popular South Korean dramas and also achieved the ‘million seller’ status. Read BTOB Kpop Profile!
PENTAGON
Formed on the survival show ‘Pentagon Maker’, PENTAGON also under Cube Entertainment, debuted in 2016 and became popular in Korea and Japan, ranking in the top 10 on the music charts in both countries.
Their concert tickets for their first concert got sold out in eight minutes from availability and later after releasing their song ‘Shine,’ the group reached to a new heights of fame, and managed to rank on the top 10 on the Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart. The band’s popularity started to decline after one of the members was caught in a dating scandal and had to leave the group. Read PENTAGON Kpop Profile!
iKon
iKON was formed on the survival reality show ‘Mix & Match’ in 2014 and were one of the most anticipated groups in 2015 with 150k fans applying to watch the final performance on the reality show, crashing the website server. They debuted in 2015 under YG Entertainment and bagged their first music show trophy without even making their official live appearance.
The group enjoyed immense success in China, Korea and Japan with 40k–50k fans applying for a chance to appear on the fanmeet whose capacity was 2000. Unfortunately, iKon’s popularity began to decline and things started going downhill after their leader left the group due to a drug scandal.
ZEROBASEONE
The only temporary group on the list, ZEROBASEONE, was formed on the survival show ‘Boys Planet’ in 2023, competing against 90 contestants. Despite being a project group, they smashed records and reached the ‘million-seller’ status just with their first release, being the first Kpop group in history to achieve the milestone.
ZEROBASEONE went on to sell almost two million copies of their debut album, which makes them the best-selling debut group in Kpop history. The group became ‘monster rookies’ of 2023 by achieving a “Rookie Grand Slam”, a milestone a group can achieve only when they win the rookie award at all of five Korea’s major award shows. Only six groups before ZB1 have managed to achieve this in Kpop history. Read ZEROBASEONE Kpop Profile!
VCHA
Debuting in 2024 under JYP Entertainment, VCHA is the first American Kpop girl group formed in Kpop history. The group was formed on the reality competition show ‘A2K’ (America2Korea) and consists of members from America and Canada with their youngest member being the only Korean speaking member in the group. Read VCHA Kpop Profile!
KISS OF LIFE
KISS OF LIFE debuted in 2023 under a newly founded agency called S2 Entertainment and still managed to become the leading groups of the 5th gen of Kpop. The company’s chairman was the co-founder of Cube Entertainment and also worked as the president of JYP Entertainment.
The group managed to rank on the Billboard chart along with groups like ILLIT and BABYMONSTER in 2024. The group members also have a solid background and industry experience with one of their members having written songs and being a background vocalist for groups like LE SSERAFIM, (G)I-DLE’s Miyeon and Purple Kiss. Read KISS OF LIFE Kpop Profile!
This sums up all the Kpop profiles on this list!
From ranking on billboards and topping music charts in Korea to breaking records and making history in Kpop, these groups have done it all.
The 5th generation of Kpop has it easy on the training part in comparison to their seniors but they face a tough journey ahead as the amount of Kpop debuts increase each year significantly, making it extremely difficult to stay on the top.
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