The K-pop that emerged in the 90's and gained popularity in 2000, is not the same as we live today, this genre is one of the most changing, always innovating, a sample of this is the growing interest in international collaborations.
The numbers are not deceiving. According to the data collected by Statista, 38.9% of those surveyed think that K-Pop is a "very popular" phenomenon, with 27% corresponding to "popular", 23.4% to "popular only for some people", and 10.7% to "not popular".
A style that has penetrated the music markets of previously unreachable territories. This is the case in the United States, whose charts are awash with their voices.
In recent years this has become a constant, and great songs have been created, with artists that you did not imagine would be perfect with a Korean singer, they have gone viral, they have gotten into your mind and I assure you, you have not been able to get the rhythm out of your head.
Be sure to check out some of these must-see and eye-catching collaborations!
Red Velvet ft. Diplo & Ellie Goulding - Close to me
Monsta X ft. Steve Aoki - Play it Cool
G- Dragon ft. Missy Elliot - Niliria
Psy ft. Snoop Dog - Hangover
Super Junior ft. Reik - One More Time
Blackpink ft. Selena Gomez - Ice Cream
Wendy (red velvet) ft. Ricky Martin - Vente Pa ’Aca
BTS ft. The Chainsmokers - Best Of Me
Black Pink ft. Lady Gaga - Sour Candy
Key (SHINee) ft. Years & Years - If You’re Over Me
BTS ft. Nicki Minaj - Idol
Monsta X ft. Sebastian Yatra - Magnetic
J-Hope (BTS) ft Becky G - Chicken Noodle Soup
Which of these collaborations did you like the most? which one surprised you?
Let me know on the comments.
XOXO Li.
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