JK-pop
J(Japanese)+Kpop music.
In a mixture of Korean K-pop styles and J-pop styles, K-pop is a Japanese-localized music genre.
As K-pop has become popular around the world, K-pop entertainment companies are making their own music based on K-pop. However, there is a controversy over its genre from the musicians’ point of view, including the overall style of the song and the performance that shows the style of the Korean K-pop style, which is a Japanese-localized music genre of K-pop.
As K-pop has become popular around the world, K-pop entertainment companies are making their own music based on K-pop. However, there is a controversy about its genre from the perspective of musicians, because the style of the entire song, the performance that shows it, and the music video, the style of K-pop, the members who are composed, and the songs mainly speak Japanese. Therefore, there is a controversy among fans over whether they should be seen as K-pop or J-pop. Therefore, fans seem to be agreeing to use the new term 'JKpop'. Related groups include the girl group "Niziu," which was created by JYP Entertainment’s Niziu Project, which was designed by JYP Entertainment as its main target for the Japanese market, and the boy group "Jo1," which was created by CJ Corp. of Korea and Yoshimoto Corp. of Japan are representative "JK-pop" groups.
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