About K-Pulso

Artists

101

Official channels

43

Languages

4

Updated every day (Korea time)

00:05

What K-Pulso is

K-Pulso is a daily ranking of K-pop videos on YouTube. Every day we check the official channels of K-pop agencies and Korean music shows, and rank their videos by the views they’ve gained: today, over the last week and over the last month. You can also see the most viewed videos of each year.

It’s an independent project, made by fans for fans: to discover what’s hot, follow your idols and never miss a comeback. The site is available in Spanish, English, Korean and Japanese.

Who’s behind it

K-Pulso is made by Mokaarchive, a K-pop fan who also posts fancam edits on TikTok.

The details of the site’s owner are in the legal notice, and how we handle your data is explained in the privacy policy.

What you’ll find

• Trending and fancams: the MVs and fancams growing the fastest, with how much they’ve gained and their total views.
• Upcoming comebacks: the release calendar, with countdowns, the time in your country and phone alerts 1 hour before, if you turn them on.
• Polls: every week you pick the MV and the fancam of the week among the ones that grew the most.
• The week in K-pop: the highlights, the top 10, new releases and what’s coming next.
• Artists: a page for every group and soloist, with their most viewed MVs, their fancams and what’s growing today.
• Guides: simple explainers about fancams, music shows and fan vocabulary.
• My idols: tap a group’s heart to highlight its videos and comebacks. It’s saved in your browser and, if you like, a code takes it to your other phone or computer, no sign-up needed.

Where the data comes from

Videos, their total views and their publication dates come from YouTube, through its official API. How much each video has gained in each period, the rank arrows and the estimated milestone dates are calculated by us from the counts we record every day, which we keep for 30 days at most. Comeback dates come from official announcements and from the teasers groups post.

Videos play in YouTube’s official player and belong to their owners. We are not affiliated with YouTube, Google or the artists’ agencies.

How it’s funded

K-Pulso is free. To cover its costs, the site may show ads, which never decide which videos appear or in what position.