RauteMusik K-Pop

BTS, EXO, or Blackpink are considered superstars of superlatives in South Korea. Their faces adorn the billboards on skyscrapers, there are collectible cards featuring K-Pop band members, and occasionally, you even come across themed cafés where everything from the food to the music is dedicated to Korean music groups. Anyone traveling to South Korea or wanting to understand the culture cannot avoid the K-Pop phenomenon. Songs are mostly sung in Korean, but terms or entire sentences in English are often included. In addition to classic pop music, K-Pop often incorporates elements from genres like rap, soul, R&B, and hip-hop. Nowadays, K-Pop no longer describes a pure music style. K-Pop can be described as a cultural movement that strongly influences the lives of youth in South Korea. K-Pop is not only trendy in South Korea. In recent years, K-Pop bands have also been gaining increasing popularity internationally. Whether it's the Top 100 in Germany or the USA, Korean songs are now frequently found in the charts.