There are so many fan-favorite K-pop groups, and so many talented members in each group!
Over the past months, many of our favorite stars of boy bands and girl groups have made their solo debuts, proving to be talented titans when they get their own chance to shine in the spotlight.
In 2024, we’ve already seen 10 K-pop superstars make their solo debut!
Click through to find out who made their solo debut in 2024…
NCT is one of South Korea’s biggest boy bands – both in member size and in popularity!
After debuting under SM Entertainment in January 2016, the group currently consists of 26 members divided into six different sub-units: NCT U, NCT 127, NCT Dream, WayV, NCT DoJaeJung, and NCT Wish. (Note: the newly debuted NCT Wish members don’t have individual Instagrams yet.)
The boys have captivated audiences worldwide with their skillful singing and powerful dance movies, and they’ve since become the best-selling act under SM Entertainment, and one of the best-selling K-pop artists of all time.
Of course, all of the individual members of NCT have amassed their own followings, and are quite popular on social media as well.
We’ve rounded up all of the members of NCT who are active with solo accounts on Instagram, and ranked them from lowest to highest following.
Find out who are the most popular members of NCT, ranked…
The 23-year-old South Korean boy band member, who is part of NCT as well as sub-units NCT 127 and NCT Dream, has been fined after being allegedly spotted smoking an e-cigarette in a practice room.
On Wednesday (January 10), NCT 127 released a dance practice video for their song “Be There for Me” on YouTube, where the star could allegedly been seen smoking indoors, which is prohibited.
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It’s so hard to say goodbye, but sadly, several K-pop groups are disbanding for good.
While there are so many incredible girl groups and boy bands in the South Korean music scene, there’s also fierce competition – and contract deals that often expire in less than a decade’s time.
It’s pretty common for members of groups to go solo after their contracts expire, or pursue new opportunities, like acting and TV hosting gigs.
As a result, we lost some pretty major K-pop acts already in 2023 – and there are a handful of groups that had their contracts expire. Fans wondered if the would renew, or disband and go their separate ways.
Find out which groups disbanded in 2023, and what several groups did after their contracts expired…
K-pop bands are continuing to take over the world and many fans, including us, have no problem with that.
However, some people might not know what their favorite bands’ names actually mean.
Many of the groups – including the mega popular BTS, Got7, NCT U, and the brand new Kep1er – have some deep meanings behind their band names.
Click inside to find out the meanings behind all your favorite K-pop band names…
It’s so hard to say goodbye, but sadly, several K-pop groups are disbanding for good.
While there are so many incredible girl groups and boy bands in the South Korean music scene, there’s also fierce competition – and contract deals that often expire in less than a decade’s time.
It’s pretty common for members of groups to go solo after their contracts expire, or pursue new opportunities, like acting and TV hosting gigs.
As a result, we lost some pretty major K-pop acts already in 2023 – and there are a handful of groups that had their contracts expire. Fans wondered if the would renew, or disband and go their separate ways.
Find out which groups disbanded in 2023, and what several groups did after their contracts expired…
NCT is ready to release their next album!
The massively popular K-pop boy band just dropped “Golden Age,” the title track of their fourth album, which is due out on August 28.
The track features all 20 members of NCT’s sub-groups including NCT 127, NCT DREAM and WayV for a reinterpretation of Beethoven’s Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Op. 13, “Sonata Pathétique” II. Adagio cantabile blended with trap beats and piano melodies.
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