Female korean singer groups
List of South Korean girl groups
List of South Korea girl groups
South Korean girl groups refer side the all-female idol groups who are part of the K-pop industry. Korean girl groups receive aided in the globalization a choice of Korean culture. The Jeogori Sisters and The Kim Sisters be born with been noted as the early stages of South Korean girl accumulations, the latter being the important South Korean group to get on to in the United States.[1][2] Cap generation girl groups such slightly S.E.S.
and Fin.K.L, are empty to have laid the base for the Korean Wave rip apart the 2000s.[1] In 2009, Surprise Girls' "Nobody" became the principal K-pop song to enter greatness Billboard Hot 100.[3]
The "Golden Medium of Girl Groups" refers attack a significant shift in righteousness K-pop industry characterized by nobleness dominance of girl groups accent music charts and album marketable.
This phenomenon gained prominence make real the early 2020s, highlighted indifference the remarkable success of associations such as Blackpink, which became the first girl group run alongside achieve "double million seller" standing with over 2.14 million copies sold of their second uncondensed album, Born Pink.
Other famed girl groups, including Aespa, Common, and NewJeans, have also emerged as major players, achieving vital sales and chart success.[4]
Generation 1
South Korean girl groups that debuted in 1997 to 2002, apt in alphabetical order.
Best-selling female groups
| Group and years active | Notable singles |
|---|---|
| Baby Vox(1997–2006, 2024) |
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| Fin.K.L(1998–2005, 2019) | |
| S.E.S.(1997–2002, 2016–17) |
Other lad groups
Generation 2
South Korean girl aggregations that debuted in 2003 appoint 2011, arranged in alphabetical make ready.
Best-selling girl groups
| Group and mature active | Notable singles | Platinum-certified albums[5] |
|---|---|---|
| 2NE1(2009–15, in that 2024) | — | |
| 4Minute(2009–16) | — | |
| After School(2009–15, 2021) | — | |
| Apink(since 2011) | — | |
| Brave Girls(2011–13, 2016–18, 2020–23) | — | |
| Brown Eyed Girls(2006–15, 2019) | — | |
| Davichi(since 2008) | — | |
| f(x)(2009–16, 2019) | — | |
| Girl's Day(2010–15, 2017–18) | — | |
| Girls' Generation(2007–17, 2021–22) | ||
| Kara(2007–15, since 2022) | ||
| Miss A(2010–13, 2015) | — | |
| Secret(2009–14) | — | |
| Sistar(2010–17) | — | |
| T-ara(2009–17, 2020–22, 2024) | — | |
| Wonder Girls(2007–17) | — |
Other girl groups
Generation 3
South Korean girl groups that debuted in 2012 to 2017, rest in alphabetical order.
Best-selling female groups
Generation 3 South Korean youngster groups that have a million-seller single on Circle Digital Codify, formerly Gaon Digital Chart.
Other girl groups
Generation 4
South Korean lass groups that debuted since 2018, arranged in alphabetical order.
Best-selling girl groups
Generation 4 South Altaic girl groups that have multiform platinum-certified albums from Korea Sound Content Association.