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Many defectors from North Korea have been influenced by South Korean pop music, particularly BTS, which has become a symbol of freedom and self-expression. Listening to K-pop was dangerous and often secretive due to strict restrictions and punishments, but it offered a window to the outside world and inspired hope among defectors. For some, supporting K-pop helped them find a sense of belonging and a new identity after leaving North Korea.
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