Although music is meant to be listened to, the current K-Pop market puts as much value as listening into seeing the song performed by the artists. As the biggest stars makes their comeback, the expectation for amazing performances are also high.

Musicians need to focus on their performance as much as the music itself in the K-Pop scene. A unique performance will garner the attention of the viewers, and despite the criticisms that ensue, a sexy performance is not easily forgotten in the minds of the viewers.0

Girls' Generation's impending comeback has many fans wondering about their concept for "Mr.Mr". They are at the forefront of innovation when it comes to performances - from skinny jeans and heels to various uniforms (including taxi driver uniforms for "Mr. Taxi"), what they wear becomes a sensational part of their music. The uniformity in their dance works well with their matching uniforms as well.

Their comeback is delayed, but most fans will forget about this incident when Girls' Generation makes a comeback with their powerful performances. Their dances become something of a sensation because many people try to emulate it. The "mystery girl" concept that they showed through their teaser images is already drawing the attention of many K-Pop lovers.

When it comes to uniqueness, no K-Pop star can even come close to 2NE1. As sensational as Girls' Generation is, they can't emulate 2NE1 in terms of fashion-ability or individual style. Dara's recruitment for "Vogue" or CL being chosen as one of Maybelline's models proves this fact. Their uniqueness also allows them to reinvent themselves with every performance.

Taking a look at 2NE1's world concert promotional poster, one can't help but notice 2NE1's strong sense of style. It makes you wonder the kind of performance that they will put on stage when they comeback with their new album, Crush. Their February 27th album release are being promoted with two title songs - "Come Back Home" and "Gotta Be You".

Solo artists are also getting attention, as Sunmi's comeback with a "sexy vampire" concept is starting to get attention. As striking as her music video was, many fans are wondering if she can translate the same type of energy to a live stage on TV.