Danh sách nhóm nhạc nam Hàn Quốc

Các nhóm nhạc nam hay ban nhạc nam K-pop chỉ đến mô hình nhóm nhạc thần tượng với tất cả thành viên là nam của Hàn Quốc vốn chiếm một số lượng lớn trong ngành công nghiệp K-pop. Các nhóm nhạc nam K-pop góp phần to lớn vào công cuộc quảng bá và lan tỏa nền văn hóa Hàn Quốc ra phạm vi toàn cầu thông qua sự nổi tiếng được ghi nhận của mình. Các nhóm nhạc nam thế hệ đầu kể từ cuối thập niên 90 và đầu những năm 2000 như H.O.T., Sechs Kies, Shinhwa và g.o.d. được cho là xây dựng nền tảng như những nhóm nhạc nam thành công đầu tiên tại Hàn Quốc và thông qua sự tham gia của họ vào làn sóng Hallyu thời kỳ đầu. Từ năm 2007 và sau đó, các nhóm nhạc Gen 2 như Big Bang, TVXQ, Super Junior, 2PM, Shinee, Beast và Infinite tiếp tục gia tăng sự phổ biến nội địa của mô hình nhóm nhạc nam ở Hàn Quốc cũng như trên phạm vi toàn cầu thông qua giai đoạn 2 của làn sóng Hallyu. The rise of groups such as Exo and BTS in 2012 and 2013 launched the third generation of boy bands and launched K-pop to mass global appeal. BTS in particular has attained mainstream western appeal with number one hits on Billboard charts and multiple collaborations with global artists such as Coldplay, Nicki Minaj and Halsey. Other major boy bands to have debuted from 2012 onward include Seventeen, NCT, Tomorrow X Together, Stray Kids and Enhypen all who continue to garner widespread attention and build K-pop's global appeal.

**Thế hệ 1/Gen 1 (1996–2002)**
Before the early 1990s, it was only solo artists doing trot. Then in 1992, South Korean music started shifting to a more hip hop-influenced sound with the debut of Seo Taiji and Boys, who used English in their songs. It was not until SM Entertainment founder Lee Soo-man created several groups such as H.O.T. and Shinhwa that the Hallyu Wave started. The first generation of K-pop began with the birth of the idol industry after the debut of H.O.T. in 1996 and follows the early years of K-pop and includes idol groups debuting from 1997 to 2002.

**Other notable groups**
 1TYM (1998–2006, 2008)- 5tion (Since 2001)- Black Beat (2002–2007)- Click-B (1999–2006, 2011, 2015)- Deux (1993–1995)- DJ DOC (Since 1994)- Every Single Day (Since 1994)- Flower (1999–2006, Since 2010)- F-iV (Since 2002)- Fly to the Sky (1999–2009, Since 2014)- Jinusean (1997–2004, 2015–2020)- jtL (2001–2003)- K'Pop (2001–2003, 2018)- Noel (2002–2006, since 2011)- NRG (1997–2005, 2017–2018)- Sweet Sorrow (Since 2002)- The Blue (1990s, 2009, 2014)- U-BeS (1997–1999)- UN (2000–2005)- Yurisangja (Since 1997)

**Thế hệ 2/Gen 2 (2003–2011)**
As the popular first-generation idols disbanded during the early 2000s, ballads and R&B music became mainstream in the Korean music industry again. Since 2003, singers such as SG Wannabe, Wheesung, and Buzz became very popular.

**Other notable groups**
 AA (2011–2015)- Apeace (2011–2021)- Battle (2006–2010, 2019)- Boyfriend (2011–2019, since 2021)- DMTN (2009–2013, since 2020)- F.Cuz (Since 2010)- J-Walk (Since 2007)- Led Apple (2010–2016- Monday Kiz (2005–2008, 2010–2014)- Myname (Since 2011)- N-Sonic (2011–2016)- N-Train (2011–2013)- One Way (2010–2016)- Paran (2005–2011)- S (2003, 2014)- Shu-I (2009–2015)- Supernova (Since 2007)- T-max (2007–2012)- Touch (Since 2010)- Tritops (Since 2007)- U-KISS (Since 2008)- Ulala Session (Since 2011)- V.O.S (Since 2004)- Vibe (Since 2002)- Wanted (2004–2012)- ZE:A (2010–2017)

**Thế hệ 3/Gen 3 (2012–2017)**
K-pop saw a revival with the third generation that grew in the digital age with the influence of social media and resulted in the globalization of the genre. This era also saw a growth in survival programs that pushed for more competition, and includes idol groups that primarily debuted in 2012 to the end of 2019.

**Other notable groups**
 14U (2017–2019)- 100% (2012–2021)- 2000 Won (Since 2013)- 24K (Since 2012)- 5urprise (2013–2020)- A.C.E (Since 2017)- A.cian (2012–2020)- A-Jax (2012–2019)- A-Prince (2012–2015)- AlphaBat (Since 2013)- B.I.G. (Since 2014)- Beatwin (2014–2017)- Big Brain (Since 2015)- Big Star (2012–2019)- Bigflo (Since 2014)- Boys24 (2016–2017)- Boys Republic (2013–2018)- C-Clown (2012–2015)- Cross Gene (Since 2012)- Day6 (Since 2015)- Golden Child (Since 2017)- GreatGuys (Since 2017)- HALO (2014–2019)- HeartB (2014–2015)- High4 (2014–2017)- History (2013–2017)- HNB (2017–2019)- Honey G (Since 2012)- Honeyst (2017–2019)- Hooni Yongi (Since 2011)- Hotshot (2014–2021)- Hyeongseop X Euiwoong (2017–2018)- Imfact (Since 2016)- In2It (Since 2017)- IZ (Since 2017)- JBJ (2017–2018)- JJCC (Since 2014)- K-Much (2014–2018)- KNK (Since 2016)- Longguo & Shihyun (2017–2018)- LC9 (2013-2015)- Lunafly (2012–2016)- M.Pire (2013–2015)- M4M (Since 2013–2014, since 2018)- Masc (2016–2020)- Map6 (2015–2019)- M.O.N.T (Since 2017)- Mr.Mr (2012–2021)- MVP (2017–2022)- MXM (2017–2018)- Myteen (2017–2019)- N.Flying (Since 2013)- Newkidd (Since 2017)- ONF (Since 2017)- Pentagon (Since 2016)- Rainz (2017–2018)- Romeo (2015–2021)- Seven O'Clock (2017–2021)- SF9 (Since 2016)- Speed (2012–2016)- Tasty (2012–2015)- The Legend (2014–2017)- The Rose (Since 2017)- Toheart (2014)- Topp Dogg (2013–2021)- TRCNG (2017–2022)- Troy (Since 2014)- TST (2017–2020)- UP10TION (Since 2015)- Uniq (2014–2018)- UNVS (Since 2016)- Varsity (Since 2017)- VAV (Since 2015)- Victon (Since 2016)- Voisper (2016–2021)- Vromance (Since 2016)- Wonder Boyz (2012–2014)- Xeno-T (2013–2021)

**Generation 4 (2018–present)**
This generation has had to overcome problems such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the resulting economic disruption, and the transition to virtual concerts. These groups are in a situation that needs them to pioneer a wider variety of publicity methods, including the recently active online performance.

**Other notable groups**
 1Team (2019–2021)- 1the9 (2019–2020)- 8Turn (Since 2023)- AB6IX (Since 2019)- Argon (2019–2021)- ATBO (Since 2022)- BAE173 (Since 2020)- BDC (Since 2019)- Blank2y (Since 2022)- Blitzers (Since 2021)- BoyNextDoor (Since 2023)- Ciipher (Since 2021)- CIX (Since 2019)- Cravity (Since 2020)- D-Crunch (2018–2022)- D1ce (2019–2023)- DKB (Since 2020)- DKZ (Since 2018)- Drippin (Since 2020)- E'Last (Since 2020)- ENOi (2019–2021)- Epex (Since 2021)- Ghost9 (Since 2020)- H&D (Since 2020)- Just B (Since 2021)- Kingdom (Since 2021)- Luminous (Since 2021)- Lun8 (Since 2023)- MCND (Since 2020)- Mirae (Since 2021)- Noir (Since 2018)- NTB (2018–2021)- NTX (Since 2020)- Omega X (Since 2021)- Oneus (Since 2019)- Onewe (Since 2019)- OnlyOneOf (Since 2019)- P1Harmony (Since 2020)- SuperM (Since 2019)- TAN (Since 2022)- Target (Since 2018)- Tempest (Since 2022)- TFN (Since 2021)- The New Six (Since 2022)- TO1 (Since 2020)- Trendz (Since 2022)- Vanner (Since 2019)- Verivery (Since 2019)- W24 (Since 2018)- We in the Zone (2019–2021)- WEi (Since 2020)- X1 (2019–2020)- Xikers (Since 2023)- Xodiac (Since 2023)- Younite (Since 2022)- Zerobaseone (Since 2023)

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