Talk:Co-ed group

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Please if you can help to improve this article so it can be like girl groups and boy bands article

The chief problem with this article is it doesn't provide any sources defining the term, and was full of references to bands that had cites that don't use the term. So we are left with an article where the criteria for inclusion is the contributing editor's opinion. We certainly can't go back in history and define groups as a "Co-ed group" where the term wasn't even invented at the time. We need a good reliable source to do this.

Can we at least start with a sourced definition and use of the term "Co-ed group". The only references I can find to it seem to revolve around K-Pop, so it really needs demonstrated that it applies to groups outside of South Korea. --Escape Orbit ^(Talk) 14:47, 11 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]