Korean celebrities and from the K-Pop Fraent its way in the A100 list of Gold House!
Each year, according to them, Gold House designates the 100 most influential leaders in the Asia-Pacific zone in the fields of culture and society during the past year, also offering special distinctions for their contributions.
In the 2025 list, there are a number of well-known celebrities of the K-Pop sphere, literature, and Korean entertainment in general, friends also of e-sport.
Find the below:
Bong joon ho
In the words of Gold House: “Known for his biting and incisive humor, as well as for his ability to divert the conventions of the genre, Bong Joon Ho has continued to question social institutions and social inequalities thanks to his unique mixture of humor, emotion and suspense. “Mickey 17 ″ is the continuity of these themes for director Bong Joon Ho, mixing a biting social satire and centered on the characters with a great success science fiction. »»
Faker
In the words of Gold House: “Lee” Faker “Blood Hyeok is a professional player from League of Legends who made his debut in 2013. During his career, he won 10 Korean Champions titles from League of Legends (LCK), two Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) titles and 5 world champion titles. He is recognized as one of the biggest players in League of Legends in history. »»
Han kang
In the words of Gold House: “Han Kang is a South Korean author renowned for her poetic and emotionally strong works, which explore the themes of historical trauma, human fragility and transformation. Born in Gwangju in 1970, she moved to Seoul at the age of nine and studied Korean literature at Yonsei University. Her literary career began in the early 1990s with poetry and news, and she acquired international renown. In 2024, Han Kang became the first South Korean and the first Asian woman to receive the Nobel Prize in literature, awarded ‘for her intense poetic prose which confronts historical trauma and exposed the fragility of human life’. »»
Lee Jung Jae, Lee Byung Hun, et Hwang Dong Hyuk de « Squid Game »
Gold House returns to everyone’s careers and obviously mentions “squid game” as a turning point in their lives, the series having had a huge impact around the world since its exit and having marked the minds internationally.
LISA (BLACKPINK)
In the words of Gold House: “In 2024, Lisa launched her own management company, Lloud Co., In order to create a platform to present his global vision: push the limits of music and entertainment. In partnership with Lloud Co. and RCA Records, Lisa released her first single solo, “Rockstar”, produced by Ryan Tedder and Sam Homaee. She then joined for the author-songwriter Rosalía, winner of a Grammy, to release her second single, “New Woman”, followed by her third, “Moonlit Floor”, of which she offered an exceptional performance to the Victoria’s Secret parade. Lisa made the coverage of the coveted September 2024 number of Elle magazine, and Louis Vuitton announced that she was the new ambassador of the house. She remains the muse of Bulgari. Apart from music, Lisa is currently playing in season 3 of HBO’s original original series, The White Lotus. This role marks its noticed beginnings in the cinema and was shot in its native Thailand. »»
Rosé (Blackpink)
In the words of Gold House: “Global icon, Rosé has sprayed records, has occurred on the most prestigious scenes and has brought together millions of fans around the world, both as a soloist and a member of BlackPink. His first studio album, “Rosie”, and her successful single “Apt. With Bruno Mars, marked the first most popular and best classified album at the Billboard 200, and the most popular song at the Billboard Hot 100. At the same time, Rosé was an unstoppable force in the fashion world, a global ambassador of renowned brands such as Saint Laurent, Tiffany & Co, Rimowa and Puma. Its influence in music, fashion and philanthropy testifies to the rise of Korean influence in music and fashion on a global scale. »»
SEVENTEEN
In the words of Gold House: “Sacred” Best Group “at the VMA 2024, Seventeen entered history last year by becoming the first K-Pop group to tread the iconic Pyramid Stage in Glastonbury and to be the headliner of Lollapaloza Berlin. In 2024 alone, they attracted more than 1.4 million spectators to their concerts, face -to -face and online. Holder of the best-selling K-Pop album title of all time-“FML”, with more than 6.4 million copies sold, and classified among the most sold albums in the world in 2023 according to IFPI-Seventeen confirmed its musical talent with its recent 12th mini-album “Spill the Feels”. In addition to their impressive musical successes, they were appointed UNESCO goodwill ambassadors for youth, recognized for their unwavering commitment to encourage and inspire young people and communities around the world. »»
aespa
In the words of Gold House: “Aespa’s music mixes genres such as EDM, Hyperpop and Hip-Hop, creating a futuristic sound that completes their innovative concept. Their first EP, “Savage”, and the following outings as “Next Level” were acclaimed internationally, “Black Mamba” having exceeded 100 million views on Youtube. The group continues to redefine K-pop by harmoniously combining technology, narration and performance. »»
Min Lee
In the words of Gold House: “Min Jin Lee is the author of the novels” Free Food for Millionaires “and” Pachinko “. Finalist of the National Book Award, finalist of the Dayton Literary Peace Prize and is among the “100 best books of the century” of the New York Times, she received the Fitzgerald of Literary Excellence Prize in 2024. Originally from South Korea, she received the Grand Prix Manhae de Literature, the Bucheon Diaspora Literary and the Samsung Haporrow Award for Creativity. She is a winner of fiction scholarships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Study of Harvard and the New York Arts Foundation. It is inducted into the temple of fame of the New York Arts Foundation and the Temple of Fame of New York State writers. She was editor -in -chief of Best American Short Stories in 2023. Her tests and criticisms were published in many publications, including the New York Times, the New Yorker, the New York Review of Books, the Wall Street Journal, Travel & Leisure, Conde Nast Traveler, Vogue and the Times of London. She is a writer in residence at Amherst College. She is currently working on her third novel, “American Hagwon”, and on a non-fiction work, Name Recognition. »»
Source : goldhouse
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