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Revisiting K-pop’s Golden Era: The Most Popular MVs of 2013

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Last updated: January 30, 2024 3:30 am
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As we bid farewell to 2023 and welcome 2024, it’s evident how time and eras shape the world of K-pop. Known globally as a vibrant facet of Korean culture, K-pop continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

Reflecting on the past, let’s revisit the year 2013, a significant period in the K-pop timeline. It marked the zenith of the 2nd generation and the onset of the 3rd generation in K-pop. This “Golden era” witnessed the release of numerous hit songs by popular K-pop artists. Here’s a rundown of the Top 10 Most Viewed K-pop Music Videos released in 2013!

10. G-DRAGON – Who You? (132 million views)

9. Taeyang – Ringa Linga (142 million views)

8. EXO – Wolf (161 million views)

7. BTS – N.O. (205 million views)*

6. G-DRAGON – Crooked (235 million views)

5. BTS – We Are Bulletproof pt. 2 (240 million views)*

4. Girls’ Generation – I GOT A BOY (266 million views)

3. EXO – Growl (304 million views)

2. BTS – No More Dream (307 million views)*

1. PSY – Gentelam (1.5 billion views)

Note: * denotes the total views are a cumulative count for the same music video uploaded across different channels.

2013 was a year of classic masterpieces in the world of K-pop. Which song from this list is your personal favorite?

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