Content that is great for indirectly experiencing K-pop's global reaction

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This content has existed for a long time, and
as many of you may already know, if you search
"K pop random play dance" on YouTube,
you will find a massive amount of videos regardless
of continent or country.
In places like public squares, numerous K-pop songs
are played randomly. The scale of the crowds is large,
and people who know the songs and choreography
come to the center to perform the point dances,
showing that they follow trends much faster
than one might expect.
The playlists include many dance tracks that
get a reaction in Korea, regardless of whether
the agency is a major or mid-sized one.
It's fascinating because it includes everything from
SNSD and Wonder Girls songs from over 10 years ago
to recently debuted or comeback idols, and even
sleeper hits like BESTie's "Love in the Ice."
Major agencies are definitely overwhelmingly popular,
and regardless of how songs are perceived domestically,
HYBE feels quite unrivaled.
Since this content relies more on the popularity
and recognition of the song and choreography
rather than fandom culture
(TikTok, Reels, Shorts + songs/choreography people want to mimic),
you can intuitively feel how popular they are.
Amidst the recent flood of 4th and 5th generation
girl group comebacks, the one that seems to be
getting a surprisingly fast reaction on the lists
is A2O's "neon." It seems that songs and choreography
that perform well overseas become mainstream picks.
As songs from groups with domestic recognition like
ILLIT, NMIXX, IVE, RESCENE, and MEOVV
get streamed and the choreography becomes familiar,
new videos will continue to be uploaded.
I think it would be great to watch them and
get a sense of the overseas popularity of the
idols you support. They aren't professional cover teams,
but they dance better than expected, so it's quite fun to watch!