Every K-pop artist who made onto Teen Vogue's Best K-pop music videos of 2024' list

On December 11, the media outlet Teen Vogue published a list of the Best K-pop Music Videos of 2024, highlighting prominent names in the industry. The survey featured tracks from solo artists and groups that were viral on multiple social media platforms. The publication included thirteen entries, which are listed below:

• Toxic Till The End by BLACKPINK's Rosé.
• Whiplash by aespa
• Chk Chk Boom by Stray Kids
• Spell by SEVENTEEN
• Supernatural by NewJeans
• Popcorn by Kyungsoo
• Zero Gravity by Suho
• Ice On My Teeth by ATEEZ
• Strategy by TWICE
• Super Lady by (G)I-DLE
• Crazy by LE SSERAFIM
• Wish You Hell by Wendy
• Zombie by EVERGLOW
• Trigger by The Boyz
• Bam Yang Gang by BiBi

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Best K-pop music videos of 2024: Super Lady, Toxic Till the End, Ice On My Teeth, and others

The K-pop group (G)IDLE released their music video Super Lady on January 29, 2024, through Cube Entertainment. The song is from the band's second studio album, 2. The outlet described the MV as extravagant and flashy, paying tribute to female artists such as Lady Gaga, Britney Spears, and 2NE1. Notably, member Soyeon revealed that the production of Super Lady cost around $820,000.

Soloist Bibi unveiled her 14th single, Bam Yang Gang, on February 13, 2024, through Feel GHood Music and Kakao Entertainment. As per the outlet, the track is named after a famous Korean snack and radiates a whimsical and graceful vibe. The release achieved many milestones, including Best Vocal Performance Solo at the 2024 Mama Awards.

Subsequently, ATEEZ was recognized for their music video Ice On My Teeth, which was released on November 15, 2024, through KQ Entertainment. The publication noted that this latest release showcased their impeccable class. They compared the concept of the MV to the famous series Peaky Blinders.

Another music video featured on the list was Trigger by The BOYZ. It was released as part of the band's ninth mini-album on October 28, 2024, through IST Entertainment. The MV drew inspiration from Greek mythology and the Legend of Prometheus. The members transformed into the agents of God, especially Zeus, to prevent the negative consequences of artificial intelligence and virtual reality.

The publication further described Suho's Zero Gravity music video as an alt-rock B-side track that brings listeners and artists closer together. The vlog-style MV showcases vulnerable and intimate moments from the artist's life as he invites the audience to his creative space where he produces music.

Additionally, the outlet praised other K-pop artists's music videos, including Toxic Till The End by BLACKPINK's Rosé, Super Lady by (G)I-DLE, Wish You Hell by Wendy, and others.

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K-pop music continues to delight audiences worldwide with its catchy lyrics, upbeat music, aesthetic music videos, soulful vocals, and much more.