K-POP (GROUP 17)

1. songs

1.1. Black Swan - BTS

1.2. Pop - Nayeon

1.3. Pretty Savage - Blackpink

1.4. Anti - Romantic - TXT

1.5. Love Shot - Exo

2. international appeal

2.1. Choreography

2.2. Fashion

2.2.1. Color coordination

2.2.2. (Often) Feminized clothes

2.3. Group Dynamics

3. In on of their most experimental/creative songs, "Sticker", NCT 127 used a flute instrument in the background. It was extremely controversial, because people either hated it or loved it - it was something new in the industry.

4. artists

4.1. BTS

4.2. NCT

4.3. Stray Kids

4.4. Blackpink

4.5. ATEEZ

4.6. Jessi

4.7. Wonho

4.8. Dean

4.9. TWICE

5. instrumentation

5.1. Drums

5.1.1. Song: "BAE BAE" by BIGBANG

5.2. Synthesizer

5.3. Piano

5.3.1. Song: "Eyes, Noes, Lips" by Taeyang

5.4. Drum pad

5.5. Electric bass

5.6. Keyboards

5.7. Sequencer

5.8. Flute

5.8.1. Flute is commonly used in K-Pop. One example of song is "Gotta Go" by Chung Ha.

5.8.2. Another example is "Like OOH-AHH" by TWICE.

6. dances

6.1. point dance

6.2. hip hop

6.3. modern dance

6.4. street dance

7. Entertainment Companies

7.1. HYBE (Formerly Big Hit Entertainment)

7.2. SM Entertainment

7.3. JPY Entertainment

7.4. YG Entertainment

7.5. KQ Entertainment

8. Stray Kids is known to experiment with electric beats, so much so that they are sometimes called "noise monsters" (reference from one of their latest albums, Noeasy which is a word play on "noisy" and "not easy")