The best Korean Hip-Hop albums
of the 2020s.
Where to start with 2020–2029 Korean hip-hop — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2020s — Korean hip-hop
Top picks from 2020–2029, ranked by where we would start.
BTS
Map of the Soul: 7 – The Journey
A vibrant fusion of K-pop and dance-pop, blending introspective themes with infectious melodies and dynamic production.
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BTS
Be
A reflective and intimate exploration of self amidst the vibrant energy of K-pop, blending personal themes with catchy melodies.
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B.I
Love or Loved Part.2
A vibrant blend of catchy pop melodies and introspective lyrics, infused with elements of contemporary R&B and hip-hop.
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iKon
I Decide
A vibrant fusion of K-pop melodies and Korean hip-hop rhythms that showcases iKon's energetic and emotive vocal delivery.
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iKon
Flashback
A dynamic blend of catchy pop melodies and confident hip-hop rhythms that captures the essence of contemporary K-pop.
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B.I
Cosmos
A vibrant blend of contemporary R&B and hip-hop, infused with introspective lyrics and catchy melodies that explore personal growth.
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Suga
D-2
A bold fusion of introspective lyrics and dynamic beats, blending traditional Korean sounds with contemporary hip-hop flair.
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Suga
D-Day
A dynamic blend of introspective lyrics and innovative production that showcases Suga's artistry and versatility in K-pop and hip-hop.
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JAY B
Love.
A sultry blend of smooth R&B and contemporary K-pop, infused with personal reflections on love and connection.
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Jessi
Nuna
A vibrant fusion of K-pop and hip-hop, driven by catchy hooks and confident lyricism that commands attention.
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Park Chan-yeol
Black Out
An electrifying blend of K-pop and hip-hop that pulses with contemporary R&B influences and introspective lyricism.
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