First, K-pop artists released songs entirely in English to extend their global reach, like BTS did with their 2020 single Dynamite. Now, VTubers, or virtual YouTubers, are jumping on the trend too. After a string of Korean and Japanese singles, Apoki – a virtual K-pop idol and influencer who first appeared on YouTube in 2019 and now boasts 290,000 subscribers.
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