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SinB
SinB (Hwang Eun-bi) is a South Korean singer and dancer, born in 1998, who debuted in 2015 as main dancer of GFRIEND and joined VIVIZ in 2021.
Sistar (씨스타)
Sistar (씨스타), a four-member K-pop girl group from Starship Entertainment, debuted June 3, 2010 with "Push Push" and disbanded in 2017. Known for summer hits "Loving U," "Touch My Body," and "Shake It," and the sub-unit SISTAR19.
Siyeon
Siyeon (시연), born Lee Si-yeon, is a South Korean singer and main vocalist of the girl group Dreamcatcher, having first debuted in 2014 with MINX before the group's 2017 re-debut.
SM Entertainment (SM엔터테인먼트)
SM Entertainment (SM엔터테인먼트) is a South Korean entertainment company, founded by Lee Soo-man in 1995 and headquartered in Seoul, that produces and manages K-pop artists including EXO and aespa.
SM Rookies
SM Rookies (에스엠루키즈, SMROOKIES) was SM Entertainment's pre-debut trainee team, launched December 2013; its first members Seulgi, Taeyong, and Jeno debuted in Red Velvet and NCT, with later cohorts feeding aespa and Riize before SMTR25 succeeded it.
SO JUNG HWAN
So Jung Hwan (소정환), known by the stage name Junghwan, is a South Korean singer and maknae of the YG Entertainment boy group Treasure, which debuted in 2020.
Sohhee
Sohee (소희) is a South Korean singer and main vocalist of RIIZE, the SM Entertainment boy group that debuted in 2023 with "Get A Guitar".
Sohyang (김소향)
Sohyang (소향, Kim So-hyang), South Korean CCM-to-pop singer born 1978, debuted 1996 with POS, broke through on I'm A Singer 2 (2012), four-octave voice, first Korean to sing the US anthem at an NBA game, joined KQ Entertainment in 2025.
Sokodomo
Sokodomo (소코도모) is the stage name of South Korean rapper Yang Seung-ho, born in 2000, who debuted in 2019 and is signed to Standard Friends.
Solar (김용선) (singer)
Solar (김용선, Kim Yong-sun, born 1991) is a South Korean singer, leader and main vocalist of Mamamoo (마마무); solo releases include Spit It Out (2020), 容:FACE (2022), COLOURS (2024), and WANT (2025).
Somin (music)
Somin (전소민; Jeon Somin) is a South Korean singer best known as a vocalist of the co-ed group KARD, and formerly of PURETTY and APRIL, all under DSP Media.
Son Dam-bi (손담비)
Son Dam-bi (손담비), born 1983 in Seoul, is a South Korean singer and actress who debuted in 2007 with Cry Eye under Pledis Entertainment, known for Crazy, On a Saturday Night, and her role in When the Camellia Blooms.
Son Dong-myeong
Son Dong-myeong (손동명), known as Dongmyeong, is a South Korean singer and keyboardist in the boy band ONEWE, and the twin brother of Xion of ONEUS.
Son Dong-woon
Son Dong-woon (손동운) is a South Korean singer and the youngest member of the boy band Highlight, which he joined at its 2009 debut as Beast.
Sondia
Sondia (손디아), real name Son Min-kyung, is a South Korean singer and vocal trainer who debuted in 2016 and is known as the "OST Queen" for K-drama soundtracks.
Song Ji-eun (송지은)
Song Ji-eun (송지은), born 1990, South Korean singer and actress; main vocalist of girl group Secret (debuted October 13, 2009), solo hits "Yesterday" and "Are You Crazy" (2011), founder of One Soul E&M, married to creator Park Wi in 2024. Distinct from the JYP Entertainment executive of the same name.
Soobin (singer)
Soobin (최수빈, Choi Soo-bin, born 2000, Ansan) is the leader of K-pop boy group TOMORROW X TOGETHER under Big Hit Music, debuted 2019, Music Bank MC 2020-2021, solo track Sunday Driver 2025.
Soojin
Soojin (수진; birth name Seo Soo-jin) is a South Korean singer who debuted with girl group (G)I-dle in 2018 and launched a solo career with the EP Agassy in 2023.
Sorry, Sorry
"Sorry, Sorry" (쏘리 쏘리) is a 2009 song by South Korean boy group Super Junior, the title track of their third album and a defining second-generation K-pop hit.
Soyou (강지현)
Soyou (소유, Kang Ji-hyun, 강지현), born 1992 on Jeju Island, is a South Korean K-pop/R&B singer, former SISTAR lead vocalist (2010–2017), solo artist behind "Some" and drama OSTs, and MBN talk show co-host.
Soyou & Mad Clown
Soyou & Mad Clown (소유 & 매드 클라운) was a 2013 one-off collaboration pairing SISTAR singer Soyou with rapper Mad Clown, staged by Starship X Entertainment.
Soyu x JungGiGo
Soyu x JungGiGo (소유 x 정기고) were a South Korean duo of SISTAR's Soyu and R&B singer JungGiGo, whose 2014 single "Some" was the year's biggest digital song.
SS501
SS501 (더블에스오공일), also known as Double S 501, is a South Korean boy band formed by DSP Media that debuted June 8, 2005 with five members including Kim Hyun-joong; active until 2010, it never officially disbanded and three members reunited as FIVE O ONE in 2025.
Starship Entertainment (스타쉽 엔터테인먼트)
Starship Entertainment (스타쉽 엔터테인먼트) is a South Korean K-pop agency and record label founded in 2008 by Kim Shi-dae, home to SISTAR, MONSTA X, IVE, and AEN, and a majority-owned subsidiary of Kakao Entertainment.
STAYC (스테이씨)
STAYC (스테이씨) is a six-member South Korean girl group (Sumin, Sieun, Isa, Seeun, Yoon, J) that debuted November 12, 2020 under High Up Entertainment, the label of producers Black Eyed Pilseung, known for the teen-fresh concept and hit "ASAP".
Stellar (group)
Stellar (스텔라) was a South Korean girl group formed by The Entertainment Pascal, active from 2011 to 2018 and best known for the provocative 'Marionette', 'Vibrato', and 'Sting' era.
Stray Kids (스트레이 키즈)
Stray Kids (스트레이 키즈) is an eight-member JYP Entertainment boy group that debuted March 25, 2018 with I am NOT; its 3RACHA team self-produces its music, and it holds six consecutive Billboard 200 number-ones.
Streaming party
A streaming party, known in Korean fandom slang as chonggong, is an organized K-pop fan campaign that mass-streams a song or video to push it up music charts.
SuA
SuA (수아), born Kim Bo-ra in 1994, is a South Korean singer and dancer, the main dancer of the girl group Dreamcatcher, which she joined in 2017.
Suga (민윤기)
Suga (민윤기, born 1993) is the stage name of Min Yoon-gi, BTS rapper-producer and solo artist Agust D (Agust D, D-2, D-DAY); 160+ KOMCA credits, discharged from mandatory service June 21, 2025, and donor of the Min Yoongi Center.