BTS, Blackpink emerge as Google’s all-time most searched music groups
 
 
 
 
 
 

BTS, Blackpink rise to top as all-time most searched music groups on Google

This is based on Google’s video showcasing “the most searched moments of all time”
/ 07:24 PM December 12, 2023

Google reveals BTS, Blackpink as all-time most searched music groups

Google reveals BTS, Blackpink as all-time most searched music groups | Photo from BTS/Facebook and Blackpink/Facebook

The collective curiosity of the digital age has been laid bare through search engines, documenting the pulse of each generation. From pivotal technological leaps to cultural milestones, the most searched moments of the past quarter-century encapsulate the rhythm of shared human narrative.

And this highly includes pop culture and the unstoppable Hallyu wave that has taken the world by storm.

As a testament to the global phenomenon that is K-pop, superstar groups BTS and Blackpink have soared to the top as the most searched music groups in the 25-year history of Google searches.

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On Dec. 11, the search engine giant unveiled a video showcasing “the most searched moments of all time,” sending waves of excitement through the music industry and fan communities alike. 

“If the last 25 years have taught us anything, the next 25 will change everything. Here’s to the most searched moments of all time. #YearInSearch,” the caption reads. 

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Among other top-searched items, such as the most searched athlete Cristiano Ronaldo, the most searched MVP LeBron James, and the most searched songwriter Taylor Swift, the spotlight for the most searched music groups firmly centered on BTS and Blackpink. These two powerhouses have not only captured hearts but also etched their names into the digital archives of internet history.

As K-pop’s magnetic influence continues to captivate a diverse global audience over the past decades, the revelation of BTS and Blackpink dominance in Google searches comes as no surprise.

Since their debut in 2013, the “Dynamite” artists have transcended the boundaries of a traditional musical act, morphing into a global cultural sensation that commands support around the world. 

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The septet has not only sold out stadiums across the globe but has also left an indelible mark on the American music landscape, consistently asserting their influence on music charts.

Recently, Jimin and Jungkook commenced their compulsory military service, leading to the entire seven-member group taking a break during their conscription period.

Meanwhile, Blackpink emerged in 2016 and swiftly earned the esteemed title of the “world’s biggest girl group,” as bestowed by Rolling Stone. Since their debut, the South Korean quartet has not only captured global attention but has also become a defining force in the realm of pop music. 

Known for their electrifying performances, chart-topping hits, and a unique blend of genres, the “Pink Venom” singers eclipsed cultural and linguistic barriers, leaving an indelible mark on the international music scene.

Other most searched items include Pikachu as most searched pokemon, Spongebob as most searched cartoon, and Barbie as most searched toy. 

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