The World’s First US-based K-pop Company, Titan, Attracts Attention From Foreign Media Such As Variety And Billboard

The launch of TITAN CONTENT, the world’s first K-pop company established in the United States, is drawing attention from overseas media outlets.

Variety, a leading American pop culture magazine, published an article titled ‘Former SM Entertainment CEO Han Se-min launches a multinational K-POP company’ on its official website on the 28th (local time). Variety introduced TITAN as ‘the world’s first multinational K-POP powerhouse music company’ and then collaborated with BoA, Super Junior, Girls’ Generation, EXO, Twice, etc. and profiled the history of the four founding members who led K-POP into a global cultural phenomenon. mentioned.

Billboard, an American music media outlet, shed light on TITAN’s vision to bring a new wave to the entertainment industry. TITAN, whose goal is to maximize opportunities in the global market, is determined to pioneer a new era in the entertainment field and provide a new fan experience by combining the traditional K-POP business model and content with technologies such as Web3, Metaverse, and AI. .
In addition, famous magazines such as Hypebeast, Music Business Worldwide, Hits Daily Double, Digital Music News, and Music Week are continuing rapid growth. There was great interest in the emergence of TITAN, which is ready to reorganize and innovate the landscape of the K-POP industry.

TITAN heralds the birth of K-POP artists and brands on a global scale by compiling the best global systems and know-how. We plan to create global artists who connect the East and the West based in the United States, and we plan to lead innovation in the K-POP market by establishing a headquarters and studio in Los Angeles and an office and studio in Seoul.

TITAN, which is receiving a lot of attention from leading overseas media just with the news of its launch, aims to be the best global company that grows with artists, puts global fans first, and innovates the K-POP industry with music at the center. It was established in the United States at the end of April by founding members, led by Board Chairman Han Se-min, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kang Jeong-ah, Chief Visual Officer (CVO) Lee Gyeom, and Chief Performance Officer (CPO) Leah Kim.