Has the music of the Korean boyband lost its popularity?

Recently, more and more people might have noticed that girl groups seem to be more popular than the fourth generation boy groups. Not only are their songs sweeping the charts on major music sites, but their sales are also not inferior to boy groups. Their performances are very impressive.

In fact, this situation is not only apparent to the general public, but also to the artists themselves. For example, TXT member Yeon Jun mentioned on BamBam's online show that he felt regretful because the public now only focuses on girl groups.

When BamBam asked about his feelings about activities as a fourth-generation group, Yeon Jun then responded, "To be honest, activities related to the fourth generation... I think it's a little difficult, and the fact that today's male idols receive less attention makes me feel regretful."

Yeon Jun sighed, saying that most of the songs on the music charts are by girl groups. He praised, "Indeed, the songs by girl groups are all very good, but boy groups also have many good songs," indirectly expressing his hope that the songs and works of boy groups could be recognized by more people.

Yeon jun's remarks quickly sparked a wave of discussion, but some netizens believe that the reason why fewer and fewer people are listening to boy bands is because of their music style, which is discouraging the public from wanting to listen to their songs.