Top 10 Banned K-Pop Videos
VOICE OVER: Phoebe de Jeu
WRITTEN BY: Aidan Johnson
Dive into the world of K-pop controversies as we explore music videos that were banned from Korean television. From traffic violations to provocative lyrics, these tracks pushed boundaries and faced unexpected censorship in the South Korean entertainment industry. Our countdown includes banned videos from iconic groups like BTS, Blackpink, (G)I-DLE, and PSY, revealing the surprising reasons behind their broadcast prohibitions!
- #10: "Tough Cookie" (2014)
- #9: "Lotto" (2016)
- #8: "Easy" (2024)
- #7: "Kill This Love" (2019)
- #6: "Instagram" (2017)
- #5: "Dope" (2015)
- #4: "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" (2010)
- #3: "Wife" (2024)
- #2: "Catallena" (2014)
- #1: "Gentleman" (2013)
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