You Won't Believe These 10 Global Groups Are NOT Kpop!
Recently we’ve seen things getting a little international in the ever-evolving world of K-Pop, and we can’t help but wonder, what’s the actual meaning of the term “Kpop?” So, let’s spill it.
The “K” in K-Pop stands for “Korean,” and back in the day, it was thought that a song could only claim that title if it was mostly in Korean and performed by artists trained by Korean music labels. While K-pop has always had a few international faces since the late '90s, most of those foreign faces came from China and Japan. Suppose Han Geng from Super Junior, but they were more of a rare find back then. But, fast forward to now, and it’s a whole new game! K-Pop Management companies are scouting talent from all over the world. They’re convinced that by connecting with fans in their own countries, they can take the world by storm.