Girl rock band QWER is making waves in the music industry by pioneering a new genre and tapping into a fresh market. The four-member band’s innovative concept and the animations that inspired its creation are heavily influenced by the Japanese subculture, giving them a unique edge.
The members, who play guitar, bass and drums, combine the elements of an idol girl group and a rock band.
Apart from a former Japanese idol group member, the band consists of individuals from non-musical backgrounds such as YouTubers, streamers and TikTokers.
The band, which debuted at the end of last year, was conceptualized by star YouTuber Kim Egg. Inspired by Japanese animations “Bocchi the Rock!” and “Oshi no Ko,” Kim aimed to create a unique idol band that is capable of growing steadfastly.
QWER, which stands out as a rare girl band in the music industry, is drawing keen attention with its debut song, “Harmony from Discord.”
The band’s second song, “T.B.H.” saw rapid success, nearing the top of the music charts. Competing fiercely with K-pop stars 카지노사이트킹 like Zico, IVE and ILLIT, QWER has achieved an unexpected feat by remaining in the top five of the Melon Weekly Chart for four consecutive weeks.
QWER’s distinct sound and style have quickly built a dedicated fan base. By blending rock with elements of Japanese pop culture, it creates a fresh and exciting musical experience that stands out in the crowded music scene.
Its performances are known for their high energy and visually captivating aesthetics, further setting them apart from other bands.
It is rare for a band to rank so high on the Melon Weekly Chart. QWER’s success is closely tied to the recent wave of Japanese cultural influence in the domestic music scene.