Western music was introduced to South Korea between 1920-1950, leading the country to adopt some aspects of Western music. K-pop trainees undergo an apprenticeship that often lasts two years, during which they hone their voices, learn choreography, sculpt their bodies, and study multiple languages. While K-pop culture has become popular worldwide, some in South Korea fear it could lead to an excessive preference for Korean styles over local cultures.

1. 1920-1950 was introduced
Western music, which led
to South Korea to adopt
some aspects of Western
music.

2. 90S CONCEPTION AND INDUSTRIALIZATION

5.  Through this practice of
apprenticeship
 often lasts two years or more
 trainees hone their voices,
 learn professional choreography
 sculpt and shape their bodies
through exercise
 study multiple languages like
english, japanese and mandarin

7. K-pop culture has become so popular that authorities and
nationalists fear that it is leading to a excentric preference
for Korean styles and ideas.

8. BIGBANG 2NE1
SUPER
JUNIOR

9. The most representive idols
groups are
GIRLS
GENERATION
SS501