🌟 Introduction COOL (쿨) is one of Korea’s most beloved co-ed K-pop groups, famous for their refreshing summer dance hits and emotional ballads.Debuting in 1994, they became known as the ultimate soundtrack of Korean summer, with songs that are still played at beaches, karaoke rooms, and festivals today. 👥 Members…
🌟 Introduction DJ DOC (디제이 디오씨) debuted in 1994 as one of Korea’s first major hip-hop groups,bringing fun, humor, and social commentary to a scene dominated by polished idol groups. They became known as the voice of youth rebellion, with catchy beats, clever lyrics, and unforgettable stage energy.Even without synchronized…
🌟 Introduction Lee Jung-hyun (이정현) is widely known as the “Techno Queen” of Korea,having completely changed the landscape of K-pop with her futuristic concepts and bold performances. Debuting in 1999 with Wa (와), she became an instant sensation for her robotic dance, cyberpunk visuals, and experimental sound,bringing a new level…
🌟 Introduction Uhm Jung-hwa (엄정화) is often called “the Madonna of Korea”,having redefined what it meant to be a female solo artist in K-pop. Debuting as an actress and then transitioning to music in 1993, she became the first female solo artist to dominate both the charts and the stage…
🌟 Introduction Jo Sung-mo (조성모) debuted in 1998 with his iconic song “To Heaven”, and quickly rose to fame as the most beloved ballad singer of the late 1990s.While most K-pop artists at the time were idol groups, Jo Sung-mo stood out with his pure voice, heartfelt lyrics, and cinematic…
🌟 Introduction Fly to the Sky (플라이투더스카이) debuted in 1999 under SM Entertainment and later moved to PFull Entertainment.While most first-generation groups focused on choreography-heavy performances, Fly to the Sky stood out as a pure vocal duo, delivering emotional ballads and smooth R&B tracks that showcased their powerful voices. They…
🌟 Introduction Before the idol boom truly began, Roo’Ra (룰라) emerged in 1994 as one of the first major K-pop groups to achieve nationwide popularity.Blending dance, hip-hop, and reggae sounds, they stood out for their unique style and co-ed lineup, becoming one of the most iconic and trendsetting acts of…
🌟 Introduction In the mid to late 1990s, Turbo (터보) rose to fame as one of Korea’s most iconic dance groups. Known for their lightning-fast choreography and high-energy performances, Turbo became the symbol of speed and stamina in K-pop’s first generation. Their music brought joy, fun, and explosive energy to…
🌟 Introduction In the late 1990s, the Korean music scene witnessed the rise of Sechs Kies (젝스키스), one of the most iconic first-generation K-pop boy groups. Debuting in 1997 under DSP Entertainment, they quickly rose to fame as H.O.T’s strongest rivals, captivating fans with their charisma, synchronized dance moves, and…
🌟 Introduction In the late 1990s, when S.E.S and Fin.K.L dominated the charts with sweet and elegant images, Baby V.O.X (베이비복스) brought something new: a bold and charismatic girl-crush concept. Debuting in 1997, they became one of the most popular girl groups of the first generation, paving the way for…