With a return from my hiatus of article writing, I finally get around to presenting you the top kpop songs of 2022, and although I have the benefit of hindsight, I stuck to my guns for what I ranked at the end of last year.
All in K-pop
This is a triple up of awards where we cover the best choreos of 2022 for Boy Group, Girl Groups, and a special Wild Kard category, bet you can’t guess what that one is for.
Our second award of the year is to for foreign language song of the year, a super strong category this time around, with very close options at the top for our voters. Come found out which one is left standing at the top!
So, we’re starting this year’s awards off really weirdly with our anything but 2022 kpop. For this category we nominated only songs that did not qualify in any of the main categories, so it gets a little quirky.
Kpop groups size is interesting, non-kpop fans often times see groups like Twice, Izone, or NCT and say “how do you keep track of so many people?” Is that a problem, is a smaller group just more optimal, or are the big groups actually just better despite the intimidation factor they bring to new listeners?
Kpop can be a tricky genre when trying to get people you know to give it a real chance, coming from screamo, this is a feeling I know all too well. That said, in my near two decades of trying to expose people to non-mainstream music genres, I picked up a few tips and tricks along the way.
ISAC is back in the flesh after two years, and it’s still as fun as ever. I’m excited to break everything down and review all the events, as this is one of my favorite shows every year and it hasn’t happened since our site went into full swing.
We’re back with our second consecutive monthly song rankings, and this month was packed with songs we love, so see how our rankings stack up against yours.
My favorite kpop band is back with a whole new album. And when I say album, we’re talking an impressive 15 songs in an industry that often struggles to hit 10. So, let’s take a listen and see how these 15 songs hold up!
This July was absolutely filled with kpop releases, some great, some a little bit less so. We took the 11 most notable releases to us from the month and ranked them. Would you have had the same most notable songs, do you have a different ranking for this set? Check it out and let us know.
Here on ManelyKpop we want to highlight the smaller artists who are putting out content that is far better than the attention that they generate. This week we’re looking into Love On Lie by Heeo, a song that has been out for a month and has remained a favorite in my personal playlist.
There are so many Loona title tracks including solos and subunits, so, of course, it’s time to get ranking. Let’s get it!
We’re back to talk about biases, but this time we’re kicking it a little more old school with disbanded groups. A lot of international kpop fans got into the genre in the last few years, so a lot of these groups may not be as familiar to you. So come on in and take a look, you might find a new favorite.