#Dreams come true knockknock chart tv

We are very excited to meet you guys! Before we start chatting about your careers and lives, could you tell us how it all started – have you always wanted to be in a K-Pop group? We discussed the artists’ careers, the challenges of working in K-Pop industry and life in general. We are excited that we got the chance to interview Choi Rang, Se J in, Dong Hyeok, Seung-jae and Bawool.

#Dreams come true knockknock chart tv

The band has recently released a couple of new songs one for the OST of the Korean TV drama (K-drama) I Picked Up a Star on the Road, starring Sung Hoon – the track titled Knock Knock, as well as a single titled I am Coming to You. Not long ago, the group went on to showcase their music in Malaysia, Thailand (again), Russia and Romania. The King appeared on various Chinese and Thai TV programmes, including A POP Thailand Amarin Channel, Khanpak on Thailand Channel7, China’s Hi Tiger and M-Hit, just to name few. Their talents have not gone unnoticed also outside of Korea – they have fan bases in Thailand and China, as well as in a few European countries. In 2016, they were recognised with an achievement award by the Global Peace Foundation for promoting and performing the song One Dream One Korea. In 2014, the group performed at the opening ceremony of the Asian Games in Incheon (Korea) and a year later, The King became the Honorary Ambassador of the Seoul Youth Dream Centre. One such group is The King, consisting of Choi Rang, Se J in, Dong-hyeok, Seung-jae and Bawool slowly and steadily, the boys are drawing in the crowds around Asia and Europe. However, just because a group is not immediately as successful as BTS or EXO, that doesn’t mean that they are any less talented. The country keeps producing new boy/girl bands like hot buns with various degrees of success. With groups like BIGBANG, SHINee, EXO and BTS (currently, the biggest idol group in the history of Korean pop) paving the way, the Korean entertainment world seems to only be getting started. When that veil gets lifted, it becomes easy to see that some K-pop songs actually carry deep meanings besides catchy tunes, but there are also some that would have been better off without translation. Not only that with the great platform that is the worldwide web, most idol groups’ songs get subtitles and lyric translations. Even with most of the lyrics and rap inserts in Korean, it is no wonder that the language is not a barrier K-Pop music videos are well thought-out, engaging and almost kaleidoscopic, not only because of the performers but other elements as well: fabulous hairstyles, wardrobe that is almost out of this world and sophisticated choreography of dance parts. K-Pop (Korean Pop) music has become a huge phenomenon, making its way to Europe and the USA. Does anyone remember the time when New Kids on the Block, Backstreet Boys, and N’Sync reigned the music charts and captured the hearts of millions of fans? Many of us do… however, years – decades – have passed, music has changed and a new wave of pop has been launched into the world and now reigns supreme: K-Pop.