In the DC Inside trend polls, Fin.K.L ranks first in the K-POP girl group category… Even after 25 years, fandom remains strong.



Fin.K.L (Source=Namuwiki)

The first-generation legendary girl group Fin.K.L topped the DC Trend K-POP girl group popularity vote in the third week of May. 

More than 25 years have passed since their debut in 1998, yet fans continue to passionately support the group. Fin.K.L secured the top spot with a total of 13,043 votes. Some fans left messages saying, “We miss you, sisters ♡ Please hold a concert” indicating their desire to see the four-member group perform together again.

Fin.K.L is a South Korean four-member girl group composed of Lee Hyori, Sung Yuri, Lee Jin, and Oak Joo-hyun. They debuted with the album [Blue Rain] and released numerous hit songs like ‘To My Boyfriend’ and ‘Eternal Love.’ They touched the hearts of fans with their reunion project ‘Camping Club’ in 2019, 14 years after their last appearance. Lee Hyori’s active presence on television and spotlight on the other members’ current activities continue to evoke nostalgia among fans.

STAFF claimed second place with 4,461 votes. Known for their refreshing charm and catchy songs, they continue to receive steady support from fans with messages like “STAYC 💗.” Sweepstakes tests the resilience of 4th generation girl groups, which has already captured online interest through their comeback stage and dance challenges.



▲ Rankings in the third week of May ©DC Trend

Third place went to FIFTY FIFTY, securing 3,081 votes and landing in the top ranks. Fourth place was taken by ISEGYE IDOL (461 votes), and fifth by FROMIS_9 (392 votes).

Here are places 6 through 10:
KISS OF LIFE
aespa
EVERGLOW
Say My Name
Dreamcatcher

This vote showcased the strength of fandom bridging across generations, as the two generations shared spots within the rankings. Notably, amidst the domination of Fin.K.L, new generation girl groups like STAYC and FIFTY FIFTY maintained their top ranks through consistent fan support. Future votes will check whether mid-tier groups like FROMIS_9 and ISEGYE IDOL rise, alongside potential rank changes of teams preparing to return.