Artists

Girl group · 7 members · since 2026

Seven-member girl group under HYBE's new label ABD, debuting in August 2026 with the soultronic EP Tune & Play and its lead single “Sun Kiss.”

ABD1 release

Girl group · 7 members · since 2026

Seven-member multinational girl group under JYP Entertainment's Innit Entertainment label, debuting in August 2026 with the self-described "whip-hop" single album Our Birthday.

Innit Entertainment2 releases

Girl group · 7 members · since 2024

YG Entertainment's first girl group since Blackpink — seven members from South Korea, Japan and Thailand who debuted in April 2024 with Babymons7er and sold over a million copies of their album Drip.

YG Entertainment11 releases2 wins

Girl group · 5 members · since 2024

Five-member girl group under the Hybe sub-label Belift Lab, formed on the 2023 survival show R U Next? — their 2024 debut single “Magnetic” was the first K-pop debut song to reach the Billboard Hot 100.

Belift Lab18 releases23 wins

Boy group · 6 members · since 2023

Six-member SM Entertainment boy group that debuted in September 2023 with the million-selling single album Get a Guitar — “emotional pop”, the chart-topping album Odyssey and the fandom BRIIZE.

SM Entertainment15 releases14 wins

Girl group · 4 members · since 2023

Four-member girl group under S2 Entertainment that debuted in July 2023 — R&B-leaning pop, solo tracks for every member and the 2024 breakout hit “Sticky”.

S2 Entertainment11 releases5 wins

Girl group · 24 members · since 2023

tripleS is MODHAUS's 24-member fan-participating girl group, built around S-numbered members, fan-voted Dimensions and an evolving Korean and Japanese discography.

MODHAUS19 releases

Girl group · 4 members · since 2022

ADOR’s girl group, whose unannounced 2022 debut “Attention” reset the sound of K-pop — on hold since 2025 while the members’ contract dispute with Hybe works its way through the courts.

ADOR11 releases35 wins

Girl group · 5 members · since 2022

Five-member Source Music girl group whose name is an anagram of “I'm Fearless” — debuted in May 2022 with Fearless and has taken six albums into the Billboard 200 top fourteen.

Source Music18 releases37 wins

Girl group · 6 members · since 2022

Six-member JYP girl group that debuted in February 2022 as a seven-piece with the single album Ad Mare — known for its genre-blending "Mixxpop" sound, the EP Expérgo and the 2025 debut album Blue Valentine.

JYP Entertainment19 releases

Girl group · 6 members · since 2022

Six-member girl group formed through Mnet's Girls Planet 999, debuting in January 2022 under WakeOne and Swing (now Klap) — the rookie act behind "Wa Da Da", "Tipi-tap" and "Bubble Gum".

WakeOne17 releases

Girl group · 6 members · since 2021

Six-member Starship girl group, debuted December 2021 with “Eleven” — two ex-IZ*ONE members, six perfect all-kills and more than 13 million albums sold worldwide.

Starship Entertainment19 releases83 wins

Girl group · 4 members · since 2020

SM Entertainment’s four-member girl group, debuted in November 2020 with “Black Mamba” — the avatar-concept quartet behind “Next Level”, “Supernova”, “Whiplash” and a run of million-selling albums.

SM Entertainment26 releases54 wins

Girl group · 6 members · since 2020

Six-member girl group under High Up Entertainment that debuted in November 2020 with the "Teen Fresh" concept, built around soft dance-pop and each member's own vocal colour.

High Up Entertainment21 releases

Boy group · 5 members · since 2019

Five-member boy band under BigHit Music that debuted in March 2019 — the first K-pop act to headline Lollapalooza, moving through the Dream, Chaos, Name and Star album "chapters."

BigHit Music0 releases

Girl group · 5 members · since 2019

Five-member JYP girl group, debuted February 2019 with “Dalla Dalla” — the first K-pop girl group to take all five major rookie awards, with three million-selling EPs and three world tours.

JYP Entertainment27 releases49 wins

Girl group · 5 members · since 2018

Cube Entertainment's self-producing five-piece from four countries — debuted in 2018 as (G)I-dle, renamed I-dle in 2025, and the group behind “Tomboy”, “Nxde” and “Queencard”.

Cube Entertainment26 releases73 wins

Boy group · 8 members · since 2018

Eight-member boy band built by JYP Entertainment through a 2017 survival show — self-producing, led by the 3Racha writing team, and the first act to send its first nine chart entries to No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

JYP Entertainment52 releases51 wins

Girl group · 5 members · since 2018

The five-member continuation of the Idol School group, pairing bright pop songwriting with precise performance and an unusually resilient shared history.

ASND Entertainment21 releases

Girl group · 4 members · since 2016

Four-member YG girl group that debuted in August 2016 — the first Asian act to headline Coachella, one of the best-selling girl groups of all time and the most-subscribed music act on YouTube.

YG Entertainment19 releases73 wins

Girl group · 9 members · since 2015

Nine-member JYP girl group formed on the survival show Sixteen and debuted in October 2015 — “the Nation's Girl Group”, with nine consecutive Korean number ones and over 14 million albums sold.

JYP Entertainment55 releases124 wins

Girl group · 6 members · since 2015

Six-member girl group known for melodic fantasy pop, the sleeper-hit rise of "Secret Garden" and the chart breakthroughs "Nonstop", "Dolphin" and "Dun Dun Dance".

DSP Media33 releases

Girl group · 5 members · since 2014

Five-member SM Entertainment girl group, debuted in August 2014 on a split identity — bright “red” pop against smooth “velvet” R&B — with thirteen number-one albums in Korea and the summer standard “Red Flavor”.

SM Entertainment32 releases86 wins

Boy group · 7 members · since 2013

Seven-member boy band under Big Hit Music (HYBE), debuted 2013 — the first Korean act to top the Billboard 200 and Hot 100, five-time Grammy nominees, back together in 2026 after military service with the album Arirang.

BigHit Music61 releases