The post Crossover Songs From October 2025 Expanding K-Pop’s Global Reach appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Tzuyu, Nayeon, Momo, Jihyo of TWICE pose with models on the runway during the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show on Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025, in the Brooklyn borough of New York. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP) 2025 Invision As October 2025 comes to a close, it’s once again clear that K-pop didn’t just participate in the month’s global music conversation but were one of the drivers. Across pop, R&B, electronic and rock, Korean artists deepened their international footprint through collaborations, English-language releases, and inventive reinterpretations that blur cultural and genre boundaries. These weren’t isolated crossover moments, but yet another step in the ongoing, coordinated wave proving K-pop’s fluency in the language of global pop. What unites this month’s releases is an unmistakable confidence when it comes to collaboration and experimentation that all prove why K-pop continues to be part of the larger pop conversation while simultaneously reshaping the global pop landscape in real time. Below are the standout crossovers from K-pop artists in October 2025. 1. JISOO & ZAYN, “EYES CLOSED” The BLACKPINK superstar’s duet with Zayn leans into late-night R&B, pairing her crystalline tone with Zayn’s smoky register to create a cinematic single that feels tailored for both K-pop playlists and Top 40 pop radio. The blending of boy band and girl group members proved to be a major chart win as well with Jisoo earning her first-ever entry on the Billboard Hot 100 chart while this marked the former One Direction star’s first entry in over five years. 2. PinkPantheress & SEVENTEEN, “Illegal + SEVENTEEN” For PinkPantheress’ Fancy Some More? mixtape, the U.K. breakout delivered several of her hits with new collaborators including SEVENTEEN members Mingyu, Vernon and The8 on her viral, dance-pop smash “Illegal.” The new hybrid opens with a new house-infused opening with the trio adding deeper harmonies…