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Ranking of 4th-Generation and Beyond K-POP Boy Groups with the Largest Fanbase in Korea 💡 Which 4th-Generation K-POP Boy Groups Are the Most Popular in Korea? K-POP has taken the world by storm, captivating millions of fans across the globe. However, popularity often varies between international and domestic audiences. So, which boy groups have built the strongest fanbase in Korea? By analyzing official fan data from Melon, Korea’s largest music streaming platform , we identified the most-followed 4th-generation (debuting in 2019 or later) boy groups that dominate the local scene. In this article, we’ll break down the top-ranking groups and their influence on the K-POP industry . Is your favorite idol group among Korea’s most beloved? Let’s find out! 📊 1️⃣ Top K-POP Boy Groups by Melon Fan Count Fan Count (Melon) Based on the latest Melon fan data, here are the Top 10 4th-generation and beyond K-POP boy groups with the largest fanbase in Korea . The ranking is dete...

  The legendary Korean “makjang” drama returns — this time, on Netflix. Remember Temptation of Wife ? Yes, that drama — the over-the-top, twist-filled rollercoaster that basically defined the “makjang” genre in Korea — is now making its grand comeback on Netflix, and fans are buzzing. Whether you loved it back in the day or found yourself yelling at the screen in disbelief, there’s no denying this drama left a serious mark. Seeing it resurface now brings back a wave of nostalgia, mixed with a little “I can’t believe this is happening again” kind of excitement. The Plot & Appeal of Temptation of Wife Originally aired in 2008 on SBS, Temptation of Wife tells the dramatic story of Goo Eun-jae (played by Jang Seo-hee), a woman betrayed by her husband Jung Gyo-bin (Byun Woo-min) and his mistress Shin Ae-ri (Kim Seo-hyung). After losing everything, Eun-jae throws herself into the sea—but miraculously survives. She returns under a new identity, “Min So-hee,” and begins a careful...

  🍜 Want to Explore Korean Food? Watch Let’s Eat 📺 “Let’s Eat” – A Drama That Serves Up the Beauty of Korean Cuisine and the Comfort of Solitude I often get asked this by international friends: “What makes Korean food so special?” And my answer is always the same: “Watch Let’s Eat. ” Because in Korea, food isn’t just about eating — it’s about healing, connecting, and finding comfort in the little moments of life. 🥢 Drama Overview 📌 Title: Let’s Eat (식샤를 합시다) 🗓️ Aired: Season 1 (2013), Season 2 (2015), Season 3 (2018) 🎭 Genre: Romantic Comedy, Slice of Life, Food Drama 🎬 Starring: Yoon Doo-joon, Lee Soo-kyung, Seo Hyun-jin, Baek Jin-hee, and more 📺 Streaming Platforms: TVING (Korea), Viki (availability varies by region) 🍽️ Plot Summary Let’s Eat is a drama that gently explores the lives of people living alone in the city. The story follows Goo Dae-young (played by Yoon Doo-joon), a seemingly ordinary insurance salesman by day who transforms into Se...

 K-Dramas That Capture 1990s Korea Twenty-Five Twenty-One Drama Overview & Nostalgic Backdrop Twenty-Five Twenty-One (2022, tvN) is a coming-of-age drama set against the backdrop of South Korea’s late 1990s IMF financial crisis . Airing from February to April 2022, the series became a massive hit, achieving high viewership ratings and widespread acclaim in Korea. Now streaming on Netflix, it has captivated audiences worldwide with its compelling storytelling and nostalgic charm. One of the drama’s standout features is its authentic portrayal of Korean society and youth culture in the 1990s . In an era before smartphones and social media, characters stay connected through pagers, public payphones, and handwritten notes , while spending their free time at comic book cafés . These nostalgic details not only transport viewers to a bygone era but also offer international audiences a unique glimpse into life in Korea during the ‘90s . Want to Relive 1990s Korea? Set in 1998 during...