K-Pop, short for Korean pop music, is a genre of music originating from South Korea that encompasses a wide variety of musical styles and influences, including pop, hip-hop, R&B, electronic, and rock. K-Pop is characterized by its catchy melodies, high production values, and vibrant performances, often incorporating intricate choreography and visually appealing music videos. The genre has gained global popularity, particularly since the early 21st century, with groups and solo artists achieving international fame. K-Pop is not only a musical genre but also a cultural phenomenon that includes a diverse range of fan engagement, fashion, and multimedia content, embracing a blend of visual art and performance. Prominent K-Pop artists and groups have a significant following worldwide, contributing to the spread of Korean culture and language, often referred to as the Hallyu or “Korean Wave.”
Rosé's solo track "APT." featuring Bruno Mars has achieved over 1 billion views on YouTube in just 105 days. The song has quickly become a favorite among youth, leading to…