All in Lists
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.
After months of work, we are finally presenting the top kpop girl groups of all time. This is a personal ranking, so we’re ignoring things like sales and industry impact here. So let’s take a deep dive in and see who ends up on the top.
It’s been a while since we talked about biases, so today we’re going over all of my biases for active girl groups. This is part 1 of a 2 part series where we’ll be exploring my biases for disbanded groups as well, so stay tuned in!
Everglow has not had a comeback in almost 2 years, so let’s take this downtime to rank the songs they have put out. Luckily they have a lot of great title tracks, so let’s dive right in.
For this week’s bonus article we’re doing the top non-Korean Kpop songs of the year, and there have been some pretty fantastic ones, so let’s check ‘em out
We’ve reached our halfway point for the year, so it’s time for our mid-year song rankings. This has been a pretty exciting first half, with a lot of standout songs, and a couple surprise songs that more people need to be listening to.
Returning to out title track ranking series, we have Oh My Girl, who just had their last comeback as 7 members, as Jiho has left the group. That said, wow, they have a ton of songs, and they’re all really good! Oh boy, this is gonna be tough…
Today we walk down memory lane and look at all the groups that have at one point been my #1 bias group. This spawned from an article I’m working on of my all time greatest girl groups of all time, so take this as a teaser for what’s to come, and predict how you think these groups will end up ranking.
Our predictions last year went pretty well, including one incredibly good prediction, and this year, you may as well be reading the kpop 2022 prophecy, we think we’ve nailed it this time around. Or, at least have some interesting picks.
We always discuss the music here at ManelyKpop, but what about the people behind that music? Today I’ll take a bold new step and discuss my top idols of 2021.
We’ve reached 2022! To celebrate it’s time to look back at our final feelings about kpop in 2021, starting with what were the best songs of the year.
After a quarter long hiatus that started with best of Q2, we’re back with best of Q3, and a ton of catch up articles over the next week too. There’s been a lot of good music this year, so this ranking has become quite turbulent, so let’s see how things rank now.
I thought the first quarter of 2021 was good, but the second quarter brought even more great songs. How do the new songs rank, and how does the year look as a whole so far? I’ve got some opinions, come and find out how yours compare.
The year has started stronger in 2021 than in 2020 in terms of kpop, and there are still a ton of notable groups that haven’t had comebacks. So who put out the best music so far this year? Let’s find out.
This is a fun mental exercise that I had started working on in January, but ended up shelving until now to work on other topics instead. See how my list compares to yours, some of these picks may be a little spicy, so keep some milk on hand as we deep dive in.
Welcome to a new series of title track rankings, we’ve got a few lined up, but we’re starting with my bias group. This wasn’t my original intent, but I’m so excited for the new mini-album Unnatural that I just couldn’t wait. I know I have some unusual opinions here, so buckle in and see how your ranking compares to mine.
As a girl group fan, I’m always looking out for what the next best thing will be. These are the groups I’m looking out for when I’m anticipating who will be topping my top song list for 2021.
In a battle of sibling rivalry, Chelsea saw my original top 50 list and found it lacking, so we’re back now with hers! See which one you think is better, and look to see some of where our overlap and differences lie, it’s fun to compare and contrast tastes, and to accept everybody’s unique perspectives.
