2019 is the year of monster rookies! Lots of outstanding groups've been promoting. There are also some rookie idols who are already making their songs. Let's take a look at them together:

5) ONEUS (Ravn & Lee Do)

Ravn and Lee Do write their own rap parts in their songs; Ravn has 16 copyrighted songs, Lee Do has 14 copyrighted songs.

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4) AB6IX (Lee Dae Hwi & Park Woo Jin & Lim Young Min)

Dae Hwi is known for making songs since his pre-debut. He has 22 songs copyrighted under his name for now. He’s able to write and compose the songs. Woo Jin and Young Min write their own rap parts; Woo Jin has 20 copyrighted songs, Young Min has 26 copyrighted songs.

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3) ATEEZ (Hongjoong & Mingi)

Hongjoong's written and composed 40 songs only in their pre-debut period. After debut, Hongjoong involved in the production of almost all ATEEZ songs including the title songs. He has 27 songs copyrighted under his name for now. Not only does he write lyrics, he also composes the songs. Mingi, group' other rapper, writes her own rap part on all their songs. He has 26 songs copyrighted under his name for now as well.

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2) (G)I-DLE (Soyeon)

Soyeon has 31 songs copyrighted under her name for now. She’s able to write, compose and also arrange the songs.

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1) STRAY KIDS (3RACHA members: Bang Chan & Chang-bin & Ji-sung)

All songs of Stray Kids are written and composed by the group' sub-unit 3RACHA. Bang Chan and Chang-bin have each 46 songs, Ji-sung has 44 songs copyrighted under their name for now. 3RACHA is the main producer of their songs including the title songs. In addition to writing and composing songs, they're also able to also arrange their songs.

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What do you think of these rookie groups? Don't you think they're monster rookies?

You can confirm the accuracy of the data from offical website of KOMCA (Korea Music Copyright Association).

(Source: KOMCA)