Ravi, BTS RM, DAY6 Young K and more lead list of most songs registered on Korea Music Copyright Association

BTS' RM, SUGA, J-Hope, SEVENTEEN's Woozi, Stray Kids' Han, and more K-pop idols are on the updated list of the most registered songs on the Korea Music Copyright Association. Read here.

By Ayushi Saxena

Updated on Nov 09, 2023 | 02:36 PM IST | 1.9M

BTS' RM; CREDITS: BIGHIT MUSIC

KOMCA which also stands for Korea Music Copyright Association recently released a new list updating all the K-pop idols who have more than 100 registered songs to their name. K-pop idols like Bang Chan of Stray Kids, Hongjoong of ATEEZ, I.M of MONSTA X, and more were seen in the list. It is a non-profit copyright collective based in South Korea.

KOMCA releases updated list of K-Pop idols with highest number of registered songs

If a musician or an artist takes part in the making of a song composition, lyrics, or works on its arrangements, the Korea Music Copyright Association puts them in their record. The artists are rightfully credited for the work they participated in producing. On November 8, the newly updated list was released.

It shows famous K-pop idols who possess the most official credits for more than 100 songs. The artists listed on the Korea Music Copyright Association are as follows:

Ravi: 238 songs
BTS' RM: 218 songs
DAY6's Young K & BIGBANG's G-Dragon: 175 songs
Block B's Zico: 171 songs
BTS' SUGA: 169 songs
Stray Kids' Bang Chan & Yong Junhyung: 168 songs
MONSTA X's Jooheon: 164 songs
SEVENTEEN's Woozi: 156 songs
B.A.P's Bang Yong Guk: 146 songs
Stray Kids' Changbin: 143 songs
Stray Kids' Han: 140 songs
BTS' J-Hope: 138 songs
MONSTA X's I.M: 136 songs
BTOB's Minhyuk: 133 songs
GOT7's Jay B: 131 songs
WINNER's Song Min Ho: 128 songs
CNBLUE's Yonghwa: 127 songs
MAMAMOO's Moonbyul: 117 songs
2PM's Junho: 115 songs
DAY6's Wonpil: 114 songs
ATEEZ's Hongjoong: 112 songs
B.I: 109 songs
Jung Ilhoon: 103 songs
2PM's Jun.K: 103 songs

KOMCA's updated list

BTS' recent activities:

As K-pop sensations BTS mark 10 years since their debut, the Grammy-nominated group has renewed their contracts with HYBE Entertainment, the agency they first signed with in 2013. Despite members currently being on hiatus for mandatory military service duties and solo projects, BTS has committed to continuing activities as a group when they fully reunite in 2025.

HYBE's Chairman Bang Si Hyuk remarked that their music for 2025 will focus on and be inspired by the ten years of the HYYH era. Currently, Jin, SUGA, and J-Hope are serving in the military. Jimin released his solo documentary called Jimin's Production Diary, RM is also focusing on his solo projects while Jungkook released his new album GOLDEN, and V released Layover in September. Their concert film BTS: Yet To Come has also been released.

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