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Wonder Girls were the first K-pop act to enter the Billboard Hot 100.
Fun fact: Wonder Girls charted on the Billboard Hot 100 with 'Nobody' in 2009, making history as the first K-pop act to do so.
2PM and 2AM were both formed through the same survival show.
Fun fact: Both 2PM and 2AM were created from the same JYP survival program 'Hot Blood', with members split between the two groups.
f(x) officially disbanded in 2019.
Fun fact: f(x) has never officially disbanded. The group went quiet after 2016, but SM Entertainment has never announced a formal disbandment.
KARA was one of the first K-pop groups to become hugely popular in Japan.
Fun fact: KARA was a pioneering K-pop group in Japan, achieving massive success in 2010-2012 and helping establish the Japan market for K-pop.
T-ARA had 7 members at their peak lineup.
Fun fact: T-ARA expanded to 7 members at their height in 2012 following member additions from their original 6-member lineup.
IZ*ONE disbanded without completing their originally planned 2.5-year contract.
Fun fact: IZ*ONE completed their original 2.5-year contract, disbanding as planned in April 2021 after debuting in October 2018.
Super Junior has had more than 13 members throughout their history.
Fun fact: Super Junior has had 13 official members over their history (including Chinese members Zhou Mi and Henry as 'Super Junior-M' members).
Wanna One was a permanent group like BIGBANG.
Fun fact: Wanna One was a project group formed through 'Produce 101 Season 2', designed from the start to promote for about 1.5 years before disbanding in 2019.
BTOB has been active for over 10 years.
Fun fact: BTOB debuted in March 2012 and celebrated their 12th anniversary in 2024, making them one of K-pop's longest-running active groups.
Apink debuted after TWICE.
Fun fact: Apink debuted in April 2011, four years before TWICE debuted in October 2015.