According to the Korean Music Shows, the most popular bands of 2016 were: G-Friend, Twice, EXO, Red Velvet, BTS, GOT7, MAMAMOO, VIXX, IOI and CNBlue.

Who is the famous K-pop group in 2016?

According to the Korean Music Shows, the most popular bands of 2016 were: G-Friend, Twice, EXO, Red Velvet, BTS, GOT7, MAMAMOO, VIXX, IOI and CNBlue.

Which is the best male group in K-pop?

1. BTS. The first K-pop group to perform at the American Music Awards and win a Billboard Music Award, and the first South Korean act to reach 10 million followers on Twitter, BTS, also known as Bangtan Boys and Beyond the Scene, has put the world under the K-pop spell!

What K-pop groups were removed from Spotify?

(previously KakaoM), have finally reached an agreement. On 1 March, the entire Kakao catalogue comprised of tracks by the likes of K-pop stars IU, Epik High, MONSTA X, SEVENTEEN, GFRIEND, MAMAMOO, and more were removed from the Swedish music platform after the expiration of their licensing agreement with Kakao.

Who is under JYP?

JYP is known for having current artists such as Wonder Girls, 2AM, 2PM, Baek A-yeon, JJ Project, GOT7, Itzy, Bernard Park, DAY6, and Twice, Stray Kids, and former artists such as Park Ji-yoon, god, and Rain.

Who is the biggest boy group in the world in 2016?

It was BTS – a seven-man South Korean mega-group which is quite possibly the biggest boy band in the world right now. In April, BTS became only the third group in 50 years to have three number one albums on the Billboard 200 charts in less than 12 months, joining the ranks of The Beatles and The Monkees.

Why did Spotify delete K-pop songs?

In early March, Spotify confirmed that songs distributed by Kakao – which included music from IU, MAMAMOO, Cherry Bullet and Cravity – would be unavailable on its platform to users worldwide due to the expiration of its license with the South Korean entertainment company.

Why did Spotify remove K-pop?

Fans frustrated by removal of hundreds of K-pop songs from Spotify amid licensing dispute. One month after launching in South Korea, Spotify has removed hundreds of popular K-pop artists from its global catalogue, amid a dispute with a South Korean distributor with its own music streaming service.