Top 11 Best Boy Bands In The World Right Now
Boy bands have played an indispensable role in the creation of pop music. Throughout the past few decades, these wonderful men from around the world have captivated audiences with their vocal abilities, choreography, attractive appearance, and charismatic personalities.
From the synchronized dance moves to the perfectly styled hair, from youthful heartthrobs to mature fathers, boy bands have left an indelible mark on the music scene, dominating the charts, selling countless records, and packing arenas. Especially as K-pop is becoming a global phenomenon, everyone seems to love Korean boy groups.
We all have our picks, but who deserves the title of the best of this year? We've revisited some of our favorite hits to bring you this list of the top 11 boy groups that will transport you back to the glory days and beyond. Whether you were team Jonas Brothers, or maybe you are a fan of BTS, this list has got you covered. So grab your hairbrush microphone, blast your much-loved songs, and get ready to jam out to the best boy bands around.
BTS has won American Music Awards and Billboard Music Awards and was nominated for two Grammys and countless other music awards. The group also achieved two No. 1 albums in the US, has sold 16 million albums, and was the best-selling artist to debut in the 2010s.
With their music that blends EDM and house genres, Stray Kids has attracted K-pop fans looking for a different sound from typical pop. Despite their unique style, they have gained over six million monthly Spotify listeners, proving their appeal to a global audience.
NCT Dream has a youthful and upbeat vibe, NCT U is a rotating unit based on specific concepts. NCT127 is considered Seoul's representative group, and WayV is the Chinese subunit.
In 2010, the band's image underwent a change from typical youthful K-pop boys to a more mature and sophisticated look. Today, SHINee has a massive following throughout Asia and around the world.
However, the brothers reunited in 2019 and released their comeback album, "Happiness Begins," embarking on a new tour.
Monsta X's global appeal is undeniable, as demonstrated by their first English-language album. It ranked fifth on the Billboard 200 and seventh on the Rolling Stone 200.
From the synchronized dance moves to the perfectly styled hair, from youthful heartthrobs to mature fathers, boy bands have left an indelible mark on the music scene, dominating the charts, selling countless records, and packing arenas. Especially as K-pop is becoming a global phenomenon, everyone seems to love Korean boy groups.
We all have our picks, but who deserves the title of the best of this year? We've revisited some of our favorite hits to bring you this list of the top 11 boy groups that will transport you back to the glory days and beyond. Whether you were team Jonas Brothers, or maybe you are a fan of BTS, this list has got you covered. So grab your hairbrush microphone, blast your much-loved songs, and get ready to jam out to the best boy bands around.
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#1 BTS
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BTS has won American Music Awards and Billboard Music Awards and was nominated for two Grammys and countless other music awards. The group also achieved two No. 1 albums in the US, has sold 16 million albums, and was the best-selling artist to debut in the 2010s.
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#2 TxT (TOMORROW X TOGETHER)
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#3 Stray Kids
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With their music that blends EDM and house genres, Stray Kids has attracted K-pop fans looking for a different sound from typical pop. Despite their unique style, they have gained over six million monthly Spotify listeners, proving their appeal to a global audience.
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#4 Got7
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#5 EXO
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#6 Seventeen
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#7 NCT
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NCT Dream has a youthful and upbeat vibe, NCT U is a rotating unit based on specific concepts. NCT127 is considered Seoul's representative group, and WayV is the Chinese subunit.
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#8 SHINee
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In 2010, the band's image underwent a change from typical youthful K-pop boys to a more mature and sophisticated look. Today, SHINee has a massive following throughout Asia and around the world.
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#9 Jonas Brothers
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However, the brothers reunited in 2019 and released their comeback album, "Happiness Begins," embarking on a new tour.
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#10 iKON
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#11 MONSTA X
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Monsta X's global appeal is undeniable, as demonstrated by their first English-language album. It ranked fifth on the Billboard 200 and seventh on the Rolling Stone 200.
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