Which Kpop group got black ocean?

In 2008, Girls’ Generation, when it was still a rookie girl band in South Korea, encountered the dreaded Black Ocean. The mega popular group was performing at the Dream Concert along with many other popular groups, including Super Junior, DBSK and Wonder Girls.

Is all Kpop Korean?

Korean popular music, or K-pop, is a popular genre of music originating from South Korea. K-pop songs contain many musical influences, such as hip-hop, electronic dance, jazz, and rock, performed by groups featuring anywhere from four to 21 members.

What is black card in Kpop?

In the world of K-pop, a black credit card signifies a celebrity’s larger-than-life bank account and immense yearly spending. Only millionaire K-idols can get their hands on these coveted status symbols, if at all.

Who Started Black Ocean?

Find out… In 2008, not long after their debut, Girls’ Generation (SNSD) performed at one of k-pop’s biggest annual concerts “Dream concert” and experienced a 10 minute “black ocean”.

What is the best kpop entertainment company?

The 7 Biggest K-Pop Companies You Need to Know

• SM Entertainment. Key artists: BoA, TVXQ, Girls’ Generation, SHINee, f(x), Super Junior,
• JYP Entertainment. Key artists: Wonder Girls, 2PM, Miss A, Sunmi, TWICE, GOT7, ITZY.
• YG Entertainment. Key artists: Big Bang, 2NE1, iKON, WINNER, BLACKPINK.
• Pledis Entertainment.
• P Nation.

Which girl group has the biggest fandom?

Blinks. The only girl group of K-pop with fandom and influence at far with BTS is of BLACKPINK. The four-member group has international members as well as international fandom. The group has record-breaking views on YouTube which equates to the fandom size.

Who is the darkest K-Pop idol?

Hyolyn. Hyolyn is an idol who’s been known to have darker skin ever since her debut!

Why was SNSD given a black ocean?

The fans of other artists purposely turned off their light sticks as a protest for Girls’ Generation. The darkness continued throughout their entire performance for a duration of 10 minutes, creating what is now known as a black ocean.