尽管朝鲜政权严厉禁止国民接触韩国流行文化，但K-pop已通过非法渠道在该国广泛传播 1。BTS和Blackpink等韩国艺人的音乐成为了许多朝鲜人了解外部世界的窗口 1。
朝鲜当局对这一文化入侵的打击力度极大 1。2022年，朝鲜公开处决了3名因分发韩国内容而被捕的青少年 1。尽管面临如此严厉的惩罚，但根据2023年的调查，98%的脱北者曾在朝鲜观看过韩剧或电影 1。
BTS的歌曲《Dynamite》自2020年发行以来，其舞蹈动作在朝鲜青年中流行开来 1。多位脱北者分享了自己的亲身经历，包括Lee Yeon-su、Kang Gyu-ri和Hannah Oh 1。这些音乐不仅为他们提供了娱乐，更重要的是赋予了他们在高压环境下追求自由、表达自我乃至最终选择逃离的勇气 1。
Despite the North Korean regime's stringent prohibition on South Korean pop culture and severe punishments for violating the ban, K-pop artists including BTS and Blackpink have achieved widespread underground circulation within the country through illegal channels 1. The music has become more than entertainment for those exposed to it; defectors describe how these songs provided a window into the outside world and instilled courage to pursue freedom and self-expression in an oppressive environment 1.
The regime's enforcement efforts underscore the perceived threat. In 2022, North Korea publicly executed three teenagers who were caught distributing South Korean content 1. Despite such consequences, a 2023 survey found that 98 percent of defectors had watched South Korean dramas or films while living in North Korea 1.
BTS's "Dynamite," released in 2020, exemplifies the music's reach; its choreography reportedly gained popularity among North Korean youth 1. Defectors Lee Yeon-su, Kang Gyu-ri, and Hannah Oh have shared accounts of discovering K-pop and its role in their lives under the regime 1.
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