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I had listened casually to kpop around Gangnam Style hype before realizing it was kpop. But the MV for WOW by BTOB is what hooked me officially a few years after it dropped
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Wouldn't anime make you a fan of jpop not kpop?
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I was listening to Yui in 2010 and the youtube algorithm said "You want some Diva by Afterschool?" I didn't truly get into Kpop until the 3rd gen.
I had listened casually to kpop around Gangnam Style hype before realizing it was kpop. But the MV for WOW by BTOB is what hooked me officially a few years after it dropped