Noraebang is a popular form of entertainment in South Korea where people sing karaoke in private rooms. The term translates to "singing room" in English. Typically, groups of friends or family rent a room equipped with a microphone, speakers, and a large screen displaying lyrics. In a noraebang, patrons can choose from a vast selection of songs, ranging from K-pop to international hits. It is a social activity that encourages fun and bonding, often accompanied by snacks and drinks. Many noraebang establishments operate late into the night, making them a favorite nightlife destination.