What makes a song a Kpop song?

K-pop is a musical genre that utilizes many different sounds and influences. The music features catchy beats, hooks, rapping, and instrumentals for dance breaks. The lyrics are often in Korean, though groups like Blackpink and BTS have a slew of songs that feature English and Korean lyrics.

What makes Kpop different from other genre of music?

K pop is no different, making use of melodies that are instantly stuck in your head. Boy and girl groups alike have appealing song writing down to a science, which makes their music appealing to fans no matter what language they speak.

What makes Kpop different?

There are three things that make K-pop such a visible and unique contributor to the realm of pop music: exceptionally high-quality performance (especially dancing), an extremely polished aesthetic, and an “in-house” method of studio production that churns out musical hits the way assembly lines churn out cars.

How are Kpop songs structured?

K-Pop songs are more likely to incorporate a wider variety of the structures found in Western hits. For example: Verse – Chorus – Verse – Chorus – Bridge – Chorus, or Verse – Pre-Chorus – Chorus –Verse – Pre – Pre-Chorus – Chorus. More K-Pop songs are ‘aggressive’ and are released throughout the world.”

How does BTS write their songs?

They do write some songs on their own and produce or co-produce them as well. But not ALL their songs are written by themselves. Most of the songs are written by people who are all-time lyricists by profession.

Is BTS a Kpop?

Bts is kpop boy band from BigHit Entertainment. Bts means Bulletproof Boyscoucts in korean but they have recently changes their english name to Beyond the Scene. They have seven members (3 rappers and 4 vocalists) and debuted on June 12th, 2013.

What is the difference between K-pop and Japanese pop music?

Example: the pop in Japan will be different than the pop in Korea which will be different to the pop in America. K-pop is entirely in Korean with the exception of a few English phrases here and there especially in the chorus of the song. There is usually a repeated English phrase throughout the song which usually becomes the title.

What genre is K-pop?

So this genre is a blend of: Pop or otherwise known as popular music in a certain area. Example: the pop in Japan will be different than the pop in Korea which will be different to the pop in America. K-pop is entirely in Korean with the exception of a few English phrases here and there especially in the chorus of the song.

Do K-pop idols write their own music?

Many K-pop idols cannot write music – Despite the years spent training in Korea, many K-pop idols can’t write music as their trainee days usually revolved around dancing and acting rather than music. While there are some K-pop idols who can write music, a majority rely on other producers to write their songs for them.

How many beats are there in a pop song?

Most modern pop music has four beats to each bar (the bar is the regular divide which is marked off when the rhythmic pattern repeats) and the beat can be fast or slow. Beat speed is measured in BPM – beats per minute.