Here are 7 K-pop songs that have very even line distributions.
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K-pop fans always love seeing song lyrics be evenly distributed amongst the members, and it's unfortunately a pretty rare find.
'Apple' by GFRIEND
GFRIEND's 2020 song 'Apple' has a difference of 10.2 seconds between the members with the most and least lines, which are Eunha and Sowon, respectively.
'Boombayah' by BLACKPINK
There was a difference of 7.1 seconds between the member with the most lines, Rosé, and the member with the least lines, Lisa, in BLACKPINK's debut song.
'Bumpin' by MCND
Only 3.9 seconds are between Huijun, with the most lines, and Bic, with the least lines, in MCND's 2020 song 'Bumpin.'
'Beach Again' by SSAK3
In SSAK3's song 'Beach Again,' Linda G (Lee Hyori) has the most lines and U-Doragon (Yoo Jaesuk) has the least, with a difference of 6.3 seconds between them.
'HOME;RUN' by SEVENTEEN
SEVENTEEN's song 'HOME;RUN' from 2020 had an impressively even line distribution, especially considering how many members are in the group. The member with the most lines is Jeonghan and Joshua had the least. Between them, there was only a difference of 5.8 seconds.
'Russian Roulette' by Red Velvet
Red Velvet's hit song 'Russian Roulette' has just 4.9 seconds between the members with the most and least lines, which are Seulgi and Irene, respectively.
'I'm in Trouble' by NU'EST
NU'EST's song 'I'm in Trouble' from 2020 also has a very fair line distribution. Minhyun and JR have exactly 5 seconds between the length of their lines, with Minhyun having the most and JR having the least, even though the least amount of lines is still roughly a quarter of the song.
