2nd-generation Male Idol Groups That Are Still Active
K-Pop groups debut here and there, sprouting across the scene like mushrooms after a rain, which has inevitably intensified the competition. This rapid growth and escalating competition pose significant challenges, making it difficult for groups to maintain relevance and engage their audience.
The struggle to stay active becomes even more apparent when we consider the second generation of K-Pop, which saw the debut of over 60 groups. Yet, among these numerous debuts, only a handful of boy groups have managed to withstand the test of time and remain active today. These figures underscore the volatility of the K-Pop industry and the immense pressure placed on groups to innovate and evolve constantly.
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