@incollection{UNY71949,
          editor = {Kun Setyaning Astuti and Gary E. McPherson and Bambang Sugeng and Nila Kurniasari and Tutut Herawan and Christopher Drake and Ashadi Ashadi and Endah Retnowati and Adi Cilik Pierewan},
           title = {The pervasiveness of K-pop in 21st-century Indonesia},
           pages = {31--40},
         address = {London},
       publisher = {Routledge},
          author = {P. V. Langit and K. S. Astuti and A. Yuliyanti and R. M. Nasution},
       booktitle = {21st Century Innovation in Music Education},
            year = {2019},
         journal = {21st Century Innovation in Music Education},
             url = {http://eprints.uny.ac.id/71949/},
        abstract = {Pop music has hit the top of the global charts nowadays. Korean pop music (K-pop) is widespread around the world, including Indonesia. How much K-pop has pervaded the In-donesian youth of today is the research question addressed in this study. The approach used is a quantitative one using a survey design. Data was collected with questionnaires, interviews and observations. Data analysis used descriptive statistics with mean values, and inferential statistics using chi-squared tests. The results of the study show that: 1) most Indonesian teenagers are familiar with K-pop; 2) the teenagers who like K-pop are predominantly female; 3) there is no difference in knowledge about K-pop between male and female fans; 4) K-pop is not the only music favoured by Indonesian teenagers.}
}