As the K-pop idol market slowly enters a new era, rookie boy groups Cortis and Lngshot are challenging long-held industry formulas by carving out fresh identities in a space long-defied by uniformity and structure.
Cortis made its official debut in September with the EP “Color Outside the Lines” under Big Hit Music — the agency that houses popular groups BTS and Tomorrow X Together. Lngshot entered the scene four months later with its EP “Shot Callers” with More Vision, the first boy group to debut under the agency owned by rapper Jay Park.
Though there is a short gap between their debuts, th
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