The virtual idol group PLAVE has once again demonstrated its dominant position in the K-POP market. On the 3rd, it ranked first in the Start Trend K-POP male group daily vote, earning 250,354 votes.…
The virtual idol group PLAVE has secured consecutive first places in the Startrend K-POP male group voting, further cementing its position as a leading force in the next generation of K-POP artists.
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Virtual boy group Miracle made its official debut in the K-pop industry on the 26th at 6 p.m. with the release of their debut single “Ask the Stars.” The group is built around a concept where boys who were top-tier idols…
GS25 is launching a series of collaborative products in partnership with the virtual idol group PLAVE, alongside operating an offline semi-pop-up store.…
Virtual boygroup PLAVE kicked off its first Asian tour at the KSPO DOME in Seoul’s Olympic Park over three days starting on the 14th.…
The five-member virtual boy group PLAVE, which bridges the virtual world and reality, has been appointed as Seoul’s inaugural “Startup Seoul Ambassador.” On the 12th morning, Seoul City held a ceremony at its city hall t…
The virtual idol group PLAVE, which bridges the virtual world and reality, has been appointed as Seoul’s first ambassador for “Startup Seoul.” On August 12, the Seoul City Hall held a ceremony to appoint the ambassadors…
Virtual idols are opening up new frontiers within the K-pop industry. By presenting avatars created through motion capture technology that conceal the identities of real people, these virtual idols are achieving commerci…
The five-member virtual avatar group PLAVE, controlled through motion capture technology, has achieved remarkable success in the K-pop market.…
K-POP is moving beyond Asian borders and spreading to global stages across North America, Europe, and other regions.…
The virtual boy group PLAVE, composed of Yejun, Noah, Bamby, Eunho, and Hamin, has achieved a historic milestone approximately two years after its Debut in March 2023.…
The K-pop industry is expanding beyond traditional idol concepts by adopting various forms such as virtual idols, groups featuring defector members, and groups composed entirely of Chinese members.…