The beginning of May has brought a new beginning for K-pop acts this year. To gauge the growing fan base of different K-pop artists, the Korean Business Research Institute has recently published its latest brand reputation rankings for K-pop boy groups.
Based on information from sources, the data was gathered from April 11 to May 11 by the organization. The results were subsequently determined by examining factors related to popularity, including consumer participation, media coverage, and the artists’ level of engagement with their fans.
Top 10 Most Popular K-Pop Boy Groups in May 2024
SEVENTEEN
[17’S] #1st place on Music Bank 🏆 1st place possible because of each other 💗 It’s all beautiful because of Carat 💎 #Sound the trumpet of congratulations 🎉 #The most important thing above all is Seventeen and Carat’s now pic .twitter.com/CxCkVrs1Kt
— SEVENTEEN (@pledis_17) May 10, 2024
SEVENTEEN secured the top spot for May with a brand reputation index of 5,046,444. The boy group’s activities, promotions, and social media updates are also garnering attention and increasing their popularity.
TWS
[#TODAYWITHUS]240510 KCON JAPAN 2024 #TWS #투어스 #247WithUs pic.twitter.com/C9TJWRGc0C
— TWS (@TWS_PLEDIS) May 10, 2024
TWS came in second place with a brand reputation index of 4,178,053.
3. NCT
NCT was ranked third with a brand reputation index of 2,792,964.
4. EXO
With a brand reputation index of 2,609,545, EXO secured the 4th spot.
Group: BTS
In the month of May, BTS achieved a brand reputation index of 2,427,988, securing a spot in the top five.
The Boyz
With a brand reputation index of 2,168,339, THE BOYZ secured the sixth spot.
Super Junior
With a brand reputation index of 2,067,370, Super Junior claimed the No. 7 spot.
SHINee
SHINee secured the eighth spot, achieving a brand reputation index of 1,942,029.
9. K-Pop Group: Stray Kids
Despite making their debut at the Met Gala, Stray Kids were still able to claim the 9th spot in this May’s brand reputation index with a score of 1,684,185. Additionally, the eight-member group generated significant interest on online communities and social media.
10. ASTRO
Suaya!!! Congratulations on your first fan con and you worked hard to prepare!!! You did so well. Please show us many more good stages in the future💜🌙 #Astro #MoonSooah pic.twitter.com/aWIFhjBd7W
— ASTRO ASTRO (@offclASTRO) May 4, 2024
Finally, with a brand reputation index of 1,453,800, ASTRO secured a spot in the top 10.
View the complete list here:
1. SEVENTEEN is a numerical value equivalent to the sum of ten and seven.
2. TWS stands for “The Weather Station”.
NCT stands for National Capital Territory.
EXO is a popular South Korean boy band.
5. BTS is the name of a popular South Korean boy band.
The group known as THE BOYZ.
Super Junior is still the same.
SHINee is the eighth band listed.
Stray Kids is the name of the group.
The abbreviated name for the organization ASTRO is ASTRO.
ENHYPEN is a South Korean boy band.
The name of the artist is BOYNEXTDOOR.
13. ZERO BASE ONE
The word “RIIZE”refers to a specific entity or concept.
Highlight is an important feature.
There are sixteen members in ATEEZ.
The word “treasure”refers to something of great value or importance.
18. Text
19. BTOB is the acronym for Born To Beat, a South Korean boy band formed in 2012.
MONSTA X and 20
21. UNLIMITED
The acronym ONF stands for Open Networking Foundation.
23. VIXX is a South Korean boy band formed by Jellyfish Entertainment in 2012.
The victor.
At 2PM.
TVXQ, also known as Tohoshinki, is a popular South Korean boy band with a large fan base worldwide.
Wanna One is a popular music group.
The word “Pentagon”refers to a five-sided geometric shape.
29. The name of the group is Shinhwa.
Block B remains the same.
Which K-pop boy groups listed do you consider your favorite artists? Share your thoughts in the comments section!
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