Do Pinoys go wild and ga-ga over K-pop bands due to the Korean personality that they see in those singer-dancers or is it the Caucasian features and allures of those Korean entertainers that drive Pinoy fans wild and obsessed over the likes of BTS and Blackpink?

Blond or brown hair; thin, narrow and high-bridged noses, large eyes, cocky stances and postures, body-hugging outfits are not typical Korean features.

The most adored and loved members of K-pop bands hardly look Korean nor even Asian. At most, they look Korean-Caucasian.

But it's largely the K-pop broods who cultivate a Korean-Caucasian look and the Caucasian sensuality.

There are clusters of well-loved and high-earning South Korean entertainment idols who look and behave like proper and unsensual South Koreans who don't show off their cleavages and abs even when fully clothed.

His Korean (or Asian) looks must be among the reasons Lee Seung-gi is a Korean superstar, reportedly among the highest paid and among the most influential in South Korea. He is known not only for his "triple threat" talents but also for his philanthropic acts.

Outside South Korea, Lee seems to be known mainly in some Asian countries, including the Philippines, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand.
Lee is a solo star who sings, dances, acts and hosts. He has been at it since 2004, when he was in his teens. He is a soaring star all by himself. If Pinoy actors soar into fame and fortune, it's because in the beginning of their showbiz career, they were part of a loveteam. Lee wasn't into it. Each film and each TV series he topbilled had him paired up with one top leading lady in South Korea.