Only True K-Pop Stans Can Name 100 Groups (3)

[D] fromis_9 | Idol School survivors now under PLEDIS—"Love Bomb" ticking in everyone's playlist since 2018.

[D] SuperM | SM and Capitol Records' Avengers of K-pop—when you put Taemin, Baekhyun, and Mark in one group, profits assemble.

[A] WayV | NCT's Chinese unit navigating political tensions while Lucas navigates controversies—"Love Talk" in multiple languages.

[A] Girl's Day | "Something" mature concept transition shocked Korea—Hyeri's aegyo to actress pipeline started here.

[C] Oh My Girl | Miracle girls who went from near disbandment to "Dun Dun Dance" domination—WM's only success story.

[A] Triple S | 24-member group with dimension concepts—when regular K-pop groups aren't confusing enough, add Web3.

[A] Badvillain | BPM's rookie villains bringing horror concepts—when being bad means being good at performance.

[D] i.o.i | Produce 101's original daughters—11 members who launched 7 different groups after "Very Very Very" ended.

[C] 4Minute | HyunA and friends who made "Crazy" before Cube went actually crazy with their management.

[B] Weeekly | After School's daughters making "Tag Me" playground games into choreography—youth concept done right.

[C] VIXX | Concept kings who did vampires, voodoo dolls, and Greek gods—"Shangri-La" fans remain traditional.

[A] Weki Meki | Post-I.O.I members trying to recreate magic—"Picky Picky" deserved better than Fantagio's management.

[D] ONEUS | RBW's princes with theatrical concepts—brother group to ONEWE, making family concerts possible.

[B] 2PM | Beast idols who went from taking shirts off to taking military service seriously—returned stronger in their 30s.

[D] SF9 | FNC's tall boys making "Good Guy" moves—Rowoon left for acting but the group's visuals remain overwhelming.

[B] Girls' Generation-TTS | TaeTiSeo subunit proving three SNSD voices could shake stadiums—"Twinkle" still sparkles.

[D] Block B | Zico's crew who brought hip-hop legitimacy to idols—"Very Good" roughness in a polished industry.

[D] CNBLUE | FNC's original band bridging Japan and Korea—Yonghwa's "I'm Sorry" vocals still echoing.

[C] Highlight | BEAST reborn after leaving Cube—proved groups can survive company changes with friendship and talent.

[C] Miss A | Suzy and friends, though JYP forgot the friends part—"Bad Girl Good Girl" before solo career domination.

[B] Nu'est | Produce 101 redemption arc—from nearly disbanding to topping charts, then disbanding at their peak anyway.

[A] AOA | Angels who fell from grace—"Miniskirt" and "Like a Cat" before Jimin's scandal changed everything.

[A] Unis | Universe Ticket's winners with F&F Entertainment—when Korea and Philippines unite for global expansion.

[D] B.A.P | TS Entertainment's victims who sued and won—"Warrior" debut promised everything their company couldn't deliver.

[B] The Rose | K-band who sued their company, went independent, and proved "Sorry" sounds better with freedom.

[A] JYP Nation | When JYP's entire roster performs together—from Wonder Girls to Stray Kids, organic vegetables unite them.

[C] T-ara | Queens of controversy who were proven innocent too late—"Roly-Poly" in clubs, rolling in injustice.

[C] Gugudan | Post-I.O.I Sejeong's group that Jellyfish wasted—"Not That Type" of management groups deserve.

[B] Akdong Musician | Sibling duo who won K-pop Star and kept it wholesome—"200%" talent in YG's dark universe.

[B] A.C.E | Choice boys who busk on streets despite selling albums—"Undercover" talent in an oversaturated market.

[C] YG Family | When BIGBANG, 2NE1, and BLACKPINK share stages—YG's legacy of style over frequency.

[A] CRAVITY | Starship's post-X1 redemption project—"Break All the Rules" except the one about synchronized dancing.

[D] Cosmic Girls [WJSN] | 13 members across Korea and China until politics divided them—"Save Me, Save You" from geopolitical drama.

[B] Cherry Bullet | FNC's attempt at a girl group post-AOA—"Hands Up" but the company kept their hands down.

[C] Teen Top | Shinhwa's Andy's creation who made "Rocking" chair moves iconic—still together, still underrated.

[D] PRISTIN | Post-I.O.I PLEDIS disaster—"WEE WOO" emergency siren for how not to manage successful trainees.

[B] TVXQ (DBSK) | Started as five, split to two, still Gods of the East—lawsuit that changed K-pop contracts forever.

[B] BLACKSWAN | DR Music's internationally diverse group—when Belgium, Brazil, and India meet in Korean entertainment.

[A] B1A4 | Blood type gimmick that worked—"Lonely" without Jinyoung and Baro, but three continue the flight.

[C] Boyfriend | Starship's flower boys before MONSTA X muscles—"Janus" showed two faces, both prettier than yours.