Several of K-Pop's biggest names made impressive comebacks in this month - a rapper's triumphant return after five years, two girl groups with something to prove, two young boy bands who never disappoint, and a pair of long-time friends with what is easily 2014's best club banger.

Here are six songs that, upon release, shot to the top of the charts and directly into the ears of fans around the world.

MC Mong - "Miss Me or Diss Me" feat. Jinsil (November 6)
After five years away from the music scene, rapper MC Mong made a triumphant return with his latest album. While he opted not to formally promote, several of his new songs reached the top of many real time music charts.

AOA - "Like a Cat" (November 11)
FNC Entertainment's girl band AOA garnered a lot of international attention for their latest track and music video, with MTV even jumping on the bandwagon.

Teen Top - "I'm Sorry" (November 10)
The title track from their repackaged mini-album, Teen Top 20's Love Two Exito, was certainly a hit for the group's fans.

GOT7 - "Stop Stop It" (November 18)
JYP Entertainment definitely has something going with their rookie idol group GOT7. According to the group members, there was a rivalry with label-mates 2PM over "Stop Stop It."

A Pink - "LUV" (November 24)
The charming ladies of A Pink are back, and their latest single is well on its way to 2 million views in just about a week since being released.

GD X Taeyang - "Good Boy" (November 21)
Arguably the best K-Pop track of the month, Big Bang members G-Dragon and Taeyang struck gold with their latest collaboration. "Good Boy" is at almost 10 million views on YouTube and the duo will be doing a special performance at the upcoming Mnet Asian Music Awards in Hong Kong on December 3.

Which K-Pop comeback was you favorite in November? Let us know in the comments section below!