From music videos to fashion choices, were witnessing a full-on retro revival.
Heres a look back at some legendary acts from the early 2000s!
TVXQs influence is undeniable, marking them as legends of the era.
Their innovative approach paved the way for the success of large-member groups we see today.
Big Bang
Big Bang revolutionized K-pop with their fresh, laid-back vibe and genre-blending music.
Even senior artists like Xiah Junsu recognized their groundbreaking impact, predicting their immense success.
SHINee
SHINee debuted with a bang, instantly capturing hearts with their youthful charm and incredible talent.
Their innovative music and synchronized choreography continue to influence the industry.
2NE1
Before 2NE1, girl groups often leaned into cute and flirtatious concepts.
But 2NE1 shattered those norms, bringing fierce, edgy, and charismatic energy to the stage.
Their girl crush image has inspired countless groups, and their music remains timeless.
4minute
4minute made a mark with their catchy choruses and bold, energetic performances.
Battle
Formed through a reality TV show and personally mentored by Shinhwa, Battle had immense potential.
KARA
KARA faced many challenges, from a rocky debut to member lineup changes.
Yet, they persevered and rose to fame, dominating charts in both Korea and Japan.
Their resilience and hit songs solidified their place in K-pop history, leaving a legacy of strength and success.
Epik High
Epik High brought a new dimension to K-pop with their hip-hop sound and poetic lyrics.
DJ Tukutzs live turntable performances set them apart, making them a standout act in the industry.
Their introspective and relatable music continues to resonate with fans around the world.
