‘The only thing we can’t do is sign autographs’: The rise of virtual K-pop bands

By cineramaOctober 5, 2023Metaverse

Members of the AI-generated K-pop group Eternity. CNN — In the music video for their latest single “DTDTGMGN,” members of South Korean band Eternity dance in perfect time to […]

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‘The only thing we can’t do is sign autographs’: The rise of virtual K-pop bands

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