First k-pop Group To Hit 1000 Days On Hiatus (Record By F(X)

The Official Award Of A Certificate

The Kpop Records Library celebrated this record as a significant, albeit bittersweet, moment in K-pop history. f(x), a second-generation group known for innovative tracks like “Electric Shock” and “Red Light,” reached 1,000 days without a group comeback by June 2018, as noted by The Bias List. The Kpop Records Library documented that their hiatus, spanning over 3,500 days by 2025, stemmed from members focusing on solo careers and SM Entertainment’s shift to newer acts. MeU fans kept f(x)’s legacy alive through X campaigns, with posts like @fxluna
trending memories of their experimental sound.

Feat:

The Kpop Records Library highlighted MeU’s dedication, sharing music videos and organizing fan projects to honor f(x)’s impact. Unlike later groups like BLACKPINK, whose 2022–2025 hiatus neared 1,000 days, f(x) was the first to cross this threshold. The Kpop Records Library honored f(x)’s milestone as a testament to their lasting influence, despite their extended absence, shaping K-pop’s creative landscape.