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The 39 pages that link to K-pop, each with the reason it gives.

• SM EntertainmentNarrower topic: SM helped establish the agency-led idol system that became a defining part of K-pop.

• Idol groupNarrower topic: K-pop groups exemplify globally visible idol training and promotion systems.

• Seo Taiji and BoysNarrower topic: Seo Taiji and Boys helped open the path toward the modern idol-centered pop system.

• YG EntertainmentNarrower topic: YG operates within this broader industry and has helped shape its global reach.

• BlackpinkNarrower topic: Blackpink’s releases and promotions operate within this larger industry.

• Lee Soo-manNarrower topic: Lee’s work is one major strand in the broader music industry known as K-pop.

• Yang Hyun-sukNarrower topic: Yang’s career unfolded as the industry developed into a global export.

• 2NE1Narrower topic: 2NE1 became a prominent act during K-pop’s growing international expansion.

• Wonder GirlsNarrower topic: Wonder Girls became one of the early K-pop groups to pursue a sustained U.S. campaign.

• BIGBANGNarrower topic: BIGBANG’s career is part of K-pop’s expansion into international markets.

• Gangnam StyleNarrower topic: The song emerged from K-pop’s polished production and international ambitions.

• H.O.T.Narrower topic: H.O.T. became an early template within this broader musical and commercial phenomenon.

• PSYNarrower topic: PSY’s career developed within South Korea’s internationally visible pop industry.

• TVXQNarrower topic: TVXQ emerged from the K-pop system of agency-managed groups.

• Cho Yong-pilNarrower topic: His career is a major predecessor to later generations of Korean pop stars.

• SHINeeNarrower topic: SHINee’s releases combine pop songwriting with the production and performance conventions of this industry.

• Super JuniorNarrower topic: Super Junior emerged as an early international success within this industry.

• J.Y. ParkNarrower topic: Park’s career developed alongside K-pop’s growth into a global music industry.