PLAVE is a five-member virtual boy band that debuted March 12, 2023 with its first single "ASTERUM." 

PLAVE's first EP "ASTERUM: The Shape of Things to Come," released Aug. 24, sold over 200,000 albums in the first week of its release, an impressive feat for a virtual K-pop band. 

<div class=editor><p class="paragraph text-left">  PLAVE is a five-member virtual boy band that debuted March 12, 2023 with its first single "ASTERUM." </p><p class="paragraph text-left">  PLAVE's first EP "ASTERUM: The Shape of Things to Come," released Aug. 24, sold over 200,000 albums in the first week of its release, an impressive feat for a virtual K-pop band. </p></div>

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Virtual boy band Plave made history as the first virtual K-pop idol group to top a TV music program. The band's success and fan base illustrate a growing acceptance of virtual idols, with predictions that they may surpass human idols in the future.

Virtual idols may be the future of K-pop groups

Virtual boy band Plave, created by Vlast, is making waves as the first virtual K-pop idol group to achieve success in Korea. With a growing fan base and its first TV show win, the future is bright for the up-and-coming group.

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Twice claimed victory on the Favorite weekly chart, followed by Day6 and Blackpink's Jisoo.

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