Musicians react to hearing Stray Kids MANIAC MV!!

[@Keindrita]

If you like rock vibes you need to listen to Battle Ground or LaLaLaLa rock version also Hall of fame has some rock vibes too they are no mvs for this songs but you have the color coded lyrics video that helps you to see wich member is singin etc

[@enzael]

"Time out" and "YAYAYA" too 😊

[@lj54896751]

Felix is actually an amazing guy! He spent his vacation volunteering in Laos to help disadvantaged children! He also donates millions of Korean won to charities all over the world!

[@wonwon5992]

5:36 "female side of things" my gay a$$ fanboying while watching this LMFAO

[@TasiVibes]

Felix (deep voice) and Hyunjin (long red hair) are my favorites, I'm happy every time someone reacts to Stray Kids, greetings from Germany 😊

[@lgrsydney3124]

Two members are Australian, so they would absolutely know AC/DC.

[@cindymogrovejo3554]

Felix is Australian. He learned Korean when he joined JYP and moved to Korea. Listen to Freeze, Megaverse and Venom.

[@Ms.Prince]

The AC-DC reference is so dope… I never noticed it nor heard anyone else refer to it. Cool!!! It checks out because two members: Felix & the leader of SKZ, Bang Chan, are Australian. Btw, they use some English in most of their songs. For more rap heavy bangers: Easy Freeze Venom Heyday (no MV, but lyrics video or live performances) 3Racha (see note above) Topline Megaverse etc.

[@mixedgems]

Yeah, I suspect you’d like these edgier songs from Stray Kids (SKZ). Possibly also the collab song called Just Breathe from the SKZ producing/rap unit. Would you like edm psychedelic trance? Then maybe look at Side Effects. Else there is always the experimental Tortoise and the Hare which can be polarising but it’s rather clever and full of rap. There is also Maze of Memories.

[@Naesyria]

Also, Han is a BIG fan of Rock - so I wouldn't be shocked if it was part of his input to the song (considering he's been said to have written a lot of the lines of God's Menu).

[@Maylley.]

I’m not sure if someone else said this but something that makes Stray Kids so great and unique is that 3 of the members (Bang Chan, Changbin, Han) produce and write all their music. It’s not something that happens a lot in K-Pop, of course there are other groups who have members who do this as well but Stray Kids have credit for their whole discography which is unheard of.

[@lel7841]

All of them have written songs for the group and the subunits in the group. They also create quite a bit of the choreography as well. Danceracha and 3racha are super strong in their specialties

[@mariaeliza3717]

As you are more accustomed to genres like rock and metal, I recommend battle ground from stray kids, they have a lot of songs that have a more rock sound social Path also that it is a feat with lisa who sings the opening of demon slay, awaken, yayaya,

[@harriettholmes539]

All 8 Stray Kids are Gorgeous young Amazing talented young men. GQ Magazine interviewed: Felix said he got his deep voice from his father. Felix said his father have a very low deep voice. Felix said when he was 13, he woke up one morning with a deep voice. Felix said he thought he was sick. He asked his mother was he sick, she said no you're going through puberty.

[@skz11213]

listen to LALALALA next!!!

[@valoriec]

I recommend LaLaLaLa. And Side Effects! I love it so much. It's a bit EDM/club vibe. They work in multiple genres. They do have some rock songs, and lots of hip hop. They really do everything, and they do it well.

[@bad1788]

They also recent performed with the France Orchestra for one of their songs and damn full orchestra is a track we need released ASAP.

[@milagroscoelhopetrella1867]

next i recomend social path, more rock like song, and lalalala(has a rock version). Sorry for my bad english

[@BOO4YOU2]

Acca Dacca reference, be still my Aussie heart! The boys are very eclectic & experiment a lot, its what has been referred to as "Mala Taste". A lot of metal heads, rappers, pop reactors have been sucked into the Megaverse & have never found their way out, good luck & have fun 🤪🤗

[@ericajohnson8145]

Ty for the reaction! Would love to see you listen to "Why?" Their new OST. It's so cool and has rock elements.❤

[@vattulaitti]

You guys were one of the first reaction channels that I sort of followed when I first started watching reaction videos. Now I see you back on my recommend list with SKZ! That's wild. Now I'm STAYing for Stry Kids!!

[@susannac3894]

Stray Kids is famous in whipping up songs with different sounds and genres per se in one song and yet sounds so cohesive and unique. You need to react to their title track, S Class.

[@b1u3st4rr]

also, i'm not sure if someone else commented this, but 'stray kids everywhere all around the world' is something they put at the end of every music video, it's kind of like a saying in the stray kids fandom

[@NatEnjoysFanlife]

thank you for checking that out! MANIAC, while being very good, is not one of my personal favourites melody-wise (although it's an earworm), but it definitely is one of my favourites regarding the lyrics. I enjoy that about Stray Kids so much: They're fervent advocates of being yourself, your actual, real, weird self, and they've been like that since the very beginning. They see themselves (and are sometimes treated or talked about) as misfits that have found an actual family in each other, and a lot of lyrics mirror that :3

[@Sbunny909]

MEGAVERSE!! Really enjoyed your commentary! ❤

[@johnnyblaze1098]

kpop is not really a genre of music but a way to describe the industry as a whole. This is why there's a common misconception of the word "pop" in Kpop. They immediately think of Backstreet Boys, 98 Degrees, NSync, One Direction, etc but Kpop ain't it. Sure the Western audience only hears the ultra poppy songs that like BTS "Dynamite" but that's not all BTS does. Kpop does things that no other industry really does. For example, training to be an idol, having "comebacks," recording dance practices, doing intricate choreo for their concerts/live performances doing v-lives for fans, content creating on KZbin for their fans, fan meetings, multiple variety shows, having korean and japanese albums, etc. K-pop can be any genre of music. It can be slow ballads, it can be an EDM track, it can be R&B, it can be rap, it can be pop, it can be latin inspired beats, it can be a mix of everything. There's no way to really describe the sound of kpop, except that it's versatile. This is why you have lines within a group. Dance line, rap line, vocal line, etc.

[@missymae8333]

They listen to a variety of music, one of the Australians, bang chan, used to have a weekly live with musis sharing and asking for new music recommendations

[@StaySiren]

They definitely love all sorts of music. They bring in inspiration from all kinds of music, covering something like 60 genres from psytrance to techno to pure hip hop and rock influence. I would check the idea of ‘boy band’ at the door and the standards. Kpop is more of a subculture than a genre. I’d recommend the street version of their song Rock. (Spoiler warning, it’s not about the genre rock.)

[@ROXELL]

You guys should definitely check out their lalalala rock version that they performed at the Billboard Music Awards

[@b1u3st4rr]

just wanted to say, as huuugeee skz fan (i follow them very closely, i check with update accounts multiple times a day) i loveeee your guys' vibe, even if you aren't into their music (not saying you aren't, btw) you guys are great to watch, your enthusiastic, you do a bit of research, like as a fellow music enjoyer of all genres, i can tell how much you guys love and appreciate music even if it isn't your cup of tea. i very much appreciate that, since i am the same way, and i'm about to watch your reactions even to songs i don't even necessarily enjoy just because of your immaculate vibes and energy. you're reminding me of the passion and love i have for music even if it isn't something i would personally listen to. i have this thought all the time, that even if i don't like a song, it does not mean it's bad and i can appreciate the talent and effort it takes for music i'm not into and i feel the same vibes from you guys. i absolutely love and appreciate that. y'all are amazing people, truly

[@dylndpya]

I saw Stray Kids, I click. Thanks a lot guys for reacting on SKZ Maniac 🔥🔥

[@usrnameishere]

You should listen to "Hall of Fame" or "Battle ground"! they don't have MVs but trust me you will enjoy it!

[@LWillowbrook]

Stray kids are known for changing up the songs so you end up with 3 or so styles in one song. One reason I was drawn to them. I dont care for American pop but I like bands like Stray Kids that have their own sound in K Pop. And I love how they look pretty but not feminine. Still don't understand the attraction of a guy in a dress ...maybe its my age.

[@kellyanngerman3587]

Definitely will watch more Stray Kids reactions. Recommend Thunderous, Venom, Easy, District 9 (their debut) and for fun- Cheese. They also have more vocal, lyrical songs, or goofy fun like Up All Night. I wonder what you would think of Case 143 or Red Lights.

[@silvnathl]

lets go megaverse next!!!

[@growley333]

If you want to listen to something stray kids have done that is directly influenced by a western music genre then check out 3Racha the song (it's performed by 3racha the subgroup of stray kids) Spoiler the genre is... UK drill

[@bad1788]

Lyrics to listen to would be Changbin's Streelights, just damn.

[@sinevins]

One of the first ways I had heard Stray Kids music explained, they called it noise, as in a type of music. Which I don't know a bunch of Stray Kids songs, though I do know some, and like some as well. But I have to atleast a little agree with that discription. Or I can atleast see where calling it that would come from. There music is I think louder, powerful, with lots of energy, and all different kinds of sounds. I would say I definitely like some of their music, but I think I kinda have to be in a certain mood to fully enjoy their music. But definitely a very talented group.

[@lilyj4925]

Really liked the reaction. Thanks for checking out more from Stray Kids. You should def check out Thunderous by them 😁 Also they have awesome live performances. You should check the one from the MAMA awards called 'Victory Song'

[@anataborda3688]

Tengo 53años pero realmente éstos chicos se merecen todos los premios que handan regalando a gente acomodada sin talento ellos producen ,escriben sus canciones ,tienen los mejores raperos y vocalistas que más se puede pedir con tan corta edad ,felicitaciones a éste hermoso grupo y muchos éxitos 👏👏👏

[@rosezif]

Stray kids are maniacs... Yes they are!! 🥰🥰🥰 Tysm I've subscribed for the promise of lore stray kids in the future hihihi tysm for the music análisis and appreciation ❤

[@AlexMyersChannel]

From one music producer to another, have you guys ever heard of Aurora? As someone who knows of all different types of music genres, I don't even know what I would classify her music as. I wonder what you guys would think of her music, and what interpretations you could make. I suggest doing a bunch reaction of her songs in one KZbin video. I recommend checking out Runaway (her most popular song, you may have heard it), Running with the wolves, and the behind the scenes video of her recording the siren call from into the unknown from frozen 2 that she uploaded on her KZbin channel. Her lyrics are impressive to say the least, especially in runaway, but at the same time her live performances are incredible as well. Especially her live performance of runaway. I like the one from the 2015 Nobel peace prize ceremony. She's an interesting one that's for sure, but even if her music isn't your type her vocal abilities and unique deep lyricism cannot be ignored :)

[@tiffanyharris-santos6408]

Venom stray kids is one my favs double knot and All In Japanese release

[@jigb9975]

Thank you so much guys 👍👍. Can't wait to see more Stray kids reactions 🤞.

[@monikm06]

I've been a rock fan and a die-hard Metallica fan for at least 15 years. Discovered SKZ in October and I haven't stopped listening to them since then 😅 At first it's strange cuz you're not used to this kind of music, but it hooks you! The boys give me so much energy and positivity! I suggest you check out Back door, it's got a really funky beat and a nice groovy bass. Also Red Lights is a must - it's only 2 members, but the guitars are muuuaahh, chef's kiss. Appeals to our rock sides 😋

[@KpopPancake]

Charmer is a really good song

[@user-nn3el7oq5t]

Felix looks very pretty and his voice is insane And other members have incredible charm too Stray kids my best boys❤

[@AngelaSealana]

Haha, I'm a member of the BTS ARMY, but I'm super curious if the Stays (Stray Kids fans) came for ya after that comment about appealing to the females. 😂 Stays and ARMYs are very proud of their respective artists for their art, and the looks of the guys are lower on the list of reasons a female will commit themselves to supporting a group when handsome KPop guys are a dime a dozen.

[@netta26301]

Felix and Ban chan are from Australia !

[@pummy44]

5 min until actual song starts =)

[@budum3]

I highly recommend Crazy Form, and Guerrilla by ATEEZ! I hope you give their songs a listen soon 💕 ALSO! If you haven’t given it a listen yet, Cheese by STRAYKIDS is also a really good song 👀

[@Alinaverse]

I think you would like megaverse

[@RebbyG]

The opening to Megaverse was my intro into the skz rabbit hole!!! Un Deux Trois Run!

[@jo-phrodite4187]

You guys must be check out the korean rock band Xdinary Heroes - Freakin' Bad, they are the same company with Stray kids

[@nehamohamed1544]

FELIX DEEP VOICE IS SO AMAZING 💙🔥

[@connorstconnor]

women aren’t the only people who like them. what a weird thing to suggest.

[@Whambam87]

You should check out “Social Path” next. It’s like Japanese pop/rock. Plus, 90% of the song is in English.

[@sollygarciafrancisco7063]

Felix SKZ is amazing 👌🏻The best group of the 4th generation of K-pop 👌🏻👏👏👏👏

[@akiralynn8466]

>>>COMMENT FROM THE PREVIOUS VIDEO BECAUSE YOU GUYS WERE ALSO ASKING MORE ABOUT CHANGBIN

[@akiralynn8466]

All members of Stray Kids help out in composing and writing lyrics, but those 3 are the ones who can definitely take the credit for making literally every song they have under their names. Some of their most recent releases were pretty good. I loved the song Lalala I would watch the music video to it since it's pretty good and they put a lot of time and effort into it for sure (not like they don't put a lot of time and effort to their other songs though xD). Also saying it because they have a "rock version" of Lalala which is also pretty good. And then another you should maybe check out as well is Megaverse. All members of the group can rap, sing, and dance, it's just certain members hold specific responsibilities depending on what they are best at. Bang Chan the leader may be a part of 3racha which is the main rapping group but with majority of the songs that include all the members you hardly hear him rap much, because the parts are normally being split to all of the members. Specific parts are given to the specific member who's voice best fits the specific parts and they normally choose who gets what parts, also because he wants to be more generous and give more lines to the other members of the group.

[@kimmccarrick8231]

You should definitely react to WHY? by Stray Kids. I also recommend the songs 3racha, Megaverse, and the rock version of Lalalala

[@VanessaRamirez-sw5qc]

Damn I wish I could ask them about their acne care not one pimple on neither one of those boys 😭.

[@rachelisflying4245]

Yall should check out 3RACHA. It doesmt have a M/V but its such a good Rap song from 3 of the members

[@Ot8teezu._.u]

Can you react to ateez "guerilla" it's a rock heavy song and I think you guys will like it

[@le_freitas]

I don't know much about Rock, but I have some kpop MV's that remind me a little, due to the guitar sound, drums in some lol, I think you'll like them =) Monsta X - Beautiful Liar and Glamber Onewe -Aurora The Rose - Back to me ♥

[@linetkk9611]

SUPER BOARD SUPER BOARD SUPER BOARD

[@ainhoasuarez8050]

If you like rock pls give a listen to Day6- Sweet Chaos. They are a korean band (they dont dance unlike kpop idols but rather they play instruments)

[@lia_night9008]

Stray Kids is just such a BANGER group 🙏🙏🙏

[@linetkk9611]

SIPER BOARD

[@Keke88]

There are so many fantastic groups in KPOP // Stray Kids always delivers on their performances // Hope you check out MONSTA X / NCT 127 / ATEEZ / SHINee / EXO / WAYV / ONEUS / ONEWE (K-Band) / The BOYZ // Thanks!!!

[@wonwon5992]

YAAAY

[@jude-annnacua6825]

Check out day6 band killing voice.

[@sofiasantos4155]

React to Stray kids- Venom

[@BaboHyunjin]

Stray Kids LALALALA❤

[@aileenbartolo8748]

Muddy water, plis

[@freeedsie]

Always love a reaction vid.. BUT reaction to me (anyone else?).. we wanna see YOU!!.. switch the views.. tiny straykids and big faces you

[@monyxea]

Thank you for reacting to Stray Kids! You did really good to watch God’s Menu as first SKZ song cause it’s the better way to find out about them. After Maniac, you should absolutely react to LALALALA, other I recommend are: Megaverse, CASE 143, S-Class. They are the most famous. I know you’ve already read the Wikipedia explanation but here’s a better explanation: Stray Kids are divided into “RACHA’s” - 3RACHA formed by Bang Chan, Han & Changbin Bang Chan is Stray Kids leader and older member, he individually made the group cause he chooses the members himself (this almost never happen in K-POP), 3Racha are the producers, they are a self produced group (this also not common in Kpop). Han & Changbin are the main rapper, but almost all of the members can rap too. - DANCERACHA formed by Lee Know, Hyunjin & Felix As u can say from the name, they are the main dancers, but ofc all of them dance great, Felix is the one with the deep voice that shocks everyone. - VOCALRACHA formed by Seungmin & I.N As u can say from the name, they are the main vocals, but as I said before they’re all great vocals, you should react to “Cover Me” to hear how good their vocals are. Well, I enjoyed watching your Stray Kids reaction and I hope you will react more! Also I recommend another group: BLACKPINK. Listen to me, they are fireee!! Thank you for reading and sorry for my wrong English (and Stays, if I said something wrong, correct me)

[@crispychicken9298]

If you like AC/DC shirts, I recommend reacting to "Tomboy" by "(G)I-dle".

[@RmataAnamar]

Hi and thank u for your video. Please react to Social Path of strày kids

[@thedarkopz516]

REACT to SB19 WHAT MV WYAT MV GENTO MV Moonlight MV

[@appeachi]

Please react to: -Thunderous -Lalalala (rock ver.) 🎸 -Venom -Freeze

[@GolyenHighway]

I don't know if anyone has explained this to you. A lot of westerners have a very big misconception about K-pop. And that is that K-pop is a genre. Since K-pop stands for Korean + Popular, it's actually an industry made up of multiple genres. K-pop is an umbrella term that covers everything from cutesy bubblegum sounding stuff, to hip hop inspired stuff, to ballads. Every group will have some form of style/genre change in the song. Unless it's a ballad. Most will have some form of rap, and vocals. All in varying degree. Some groups will only have the token bit of rap thrown in to satisfy what is popular at the time it's made. Others will throw in a tiny bit of vocals with the same reason. Since what's popular changes over the years, you will sometimes see groups have completely different sounds from when they first debut. Some groups find a niche & never change their sound. Another thing most Westerners don't understand is the need for groups to have choreography with their songs. Because of the way the industry is, each group is expected to provide a LOT of entertainment. Just having great songs is one part. They also have to put on a show every time they perform. When hopeful people sign up to become a idol, they have to sign a contract to become a trainee. The company is then obligated to provide EVERYTHING for the trainee for as long as they are there. The company is responsible for housing, food, vocal lessons, dance classes, and much more. When the trainee is deemed good enough, they are able to debut as an Idol. And they have to enter a new contract with the company. Each company is different in how they do it (Some are extremely horrible) but each Idol has to pay off their trainee debt. So every song, album, and concert has a chunk of it given to the company to cover what they invested in training the idol. So they NEED to stand out, to perform better, to generate as much of a impact as they can. Over the years K-pop has gone from singing with a little dancing, to huge performances with fireworks. Just to gain attention & support. There are some horrible companies that will not pay their idols ANYTHING till the debt is paid off. Thankfully those are being shut down & the idols are able to have more freedom, but it's a very slow process. Stray Kids are an oddity in the industry. The company had very little in their production. Since the leader (Bang Chan) had been a trainee for a long time (7 years) the company decided to test a new way of making a group. Normally the company decides what kind of group they want to market, then look through their trainees to find the members who fit the style they want. This time, the CEO allowed Chan to select his members. They still had to prove that they had what it takes, so they went through a survival show. They had to write the lyrics to their songs, make the tracks, and help come up with choreography as well. (And this was when the oldest of the group was 20. The youngest was 16. Trainee times were from 7 years to 1-2 months.) They almost didn't make it as a full group. 2 of the 9 were eliminated during the survival show's runtime. (They were originally a 9 member group, but one left just under 2 years into their journey as a group. That was a whole other mess.) The two that were eliminated continued to work hard on improving themselves in the months during the show, so they were offered a chance to rejoin the others in the last part of the show. They made it, and SKZ was formed. But because of how unconventionally they were made, they had a LOT to prove. They have continued to be predominantly self produced. Writing & arranging the music & lyrics is something they do all the time. Even when they work with other producers, they still have a large part of the input into their own sound. They don't have as much input into choreography anymore, but they still have some say over what kind of style they go for & some of the points are their own ideas. But they are setting an example for more self produced groups to make it as far as they have. More and more groups are being given the freedom to write their own lyrics, and have a hand in their own production now. They are not the only ones. There are a few other groups that are being a lot more independent. Some have built their own companies up from small to large with the way they are going. (I'm talking about Ateez. Another group that started the same year as SKZ, and have managed to be the first group out of their company & have set it on the market. They did have a bit of control with the lyrics, but they were given more leeway as they got bigger & proved themselves. And they had a LOT to prove. They are a whole other kettle of fish, if you would like to look into them.) There are other groups that started off with the company sound/style & then when given the chance, they started self producing & changed their own path. These are the ones that paved the way for the idea of SKZ. Without the older generations of idols blazing new paths, we would not have been given Stray Kids. And Stray Kids are setting out paths for future generations of K-pop to succeed in ways we haven't thought of yet. So. Long rant & explanations aside......Welcome to the world of K-pop? Enjoy exploring Stray Kids' vast array of songs? Have fun & don't stop enjoying music. Not everything will be to your taste, but there will be something you like. I hope you have fun listening to songs with tracks that are put together in ways you didn't think would work, but do.

[@corinarojas5092]

Love them. Best group.

[@serixskylark]

It’s definitely not just girls who lose it over these guys, lol. Speaking as a gay ass fanboy myself

[@hannah27_99]

I'm curious if you would like Venom coz it's my favorite on the Maniac album

[@linetkk9611]

DO SUPER BOARD

[@hirokiakinaoko6560]

FELIX DEEP VOICE MY KING HANDSOME💛🥇🤴⭐

[@Maialee-eg7mc]

You can’t go wrong with Stray Kids, all their music, videos, dance practices so much to choose from! Check out Thunderous, Venom, Top Line …

[@tatsumiyin1923]

FELIX SIMPLY INCREIDIBLE VOICE MY INCREIDIBLE SINGER💯🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@nenormativnaya]

Listen to La la la la rock ver. 😊🔥🔥😂 They have many genres

[@mamag5171]

You should also check out Xdinary Hero

[@kokitrees7394]

You guys should check out Ateez too! They're another Kpop group, them and Stray Kids are actually friends! The last two weeks, Ateez became the first Kpop boygroup to perform at Coachella, they had a stage for both weekend 1 and 2! I'd recommend Guerrilla, Bouncy, or Wonderland as good first songs to try, and they're another group with a huge hand in the production and writing of their music

[@prmtv]

I love Maniac it's in my top 3 Skz songs easily. I also love the message of the song, though the majority of their songs the lyrics go deep. If you want one with a lot of sound changes I would suggest S-Class Recommend their new single 'Why' from the JDrama OST they just released. You would have to react to a lyric video though, there is no mv for it. Thunderous is a great one for transitions Look forward to your next Skz reaction

[@jeannettemaldonado4628]

Wayne's world throw back is epic, I'll sub❤❤❤

[@JAMoore-zz3ki]

Glad you're on this journey to discover more great songs from Stray Kids!! I'm 56 years old and was introduced to K-pop in general by one of my kids. Stray Kids was the first group I listened to, and I've been hooked on them ever since. Now that you've listened to Maniac..........my suggestion for the next song: VENOM kzbin.info/www/bejne/pn6Qm4KcrsRkoK8 Then, once you listen to that ^^^^ the next thing to do is watch their LIVE performance of both Venom and Maniac at the 2022 MAMA Awards. Their performance is widely regarded to be one of the best in the entire history of that awards show. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoKumXSag5Kem7s

[@8nana8]

You need to listen to LALALALA next

[@smlulpingping4750]

I love THUNDEROUS and GOD'S MENU the most

[@camden5325]

I’m curious if you guys would be willing to listen to Ateez and their song Guerilla. They’re another South Korean boy group, great stuff.

[@Triton01]

react to EASY pleasssssssssseeeeeeeee

[@cxrzse]

i definitely recommend battle ground, awaken, lalalala rock version, and hall of fame! battle ground - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXmyeJdtiLOco6ssi=6-LdHjAoxF9DmYt8 awaken - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp_XfIqPfNipgsksi=DLDAAPZuzjcn79o7 lalalala rock version - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmaVk6WamJt7fNUsi=3jMvika5u7Rh1D3k hall of fame - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aH_cenaMfrN-mK8si=R-eFqz53rI3KD3J3 some others i would recommend would be yayaya, megaverse, and victory song

[@ayba9177]

Awaken! It's been too long since I've listened to that! Definitely agree with these! 😁👍

[@emarsh55]

2024

[@rebeccabeebe1]

American hip-hop was basically the blueprint for KPOP there are some groups that are very pop sounding but a lot of them will have those hiphop elements some more than others.. stray kids, Ateez, BTS are more hiphop based IMO

[@hortbeck]

99% of kpop boy groups have rappers and is based on hip hop, trap, r&b, edm, etc. Stray Kids is awesome, but you will love other kpop groups, too. Like Ateez, NCT 127, Seventeen and more!

[@andreahill2631]

Check out some of their earlier stuff - District 9 and Hellevator are awesome

[@JeonJungkook-wr4yr]

You can tell from BTS music that it's rock and rap influenced they also is influenced from MJ and usher plus alot of other American artists as well it's amazing they even collaborated with so many American artists as well

[@-ceejee-]

I subscribed bc i like to see more Straykids reactions.....👍🫶