Seventeen, the 17-member boy band from South Korea have landed in Toronto and people are freaking out. Currently there's a lineup snaking around the block outside of Massey Hall, the site of tonight's concert.

They were also greeted by throngs of fans when they arrived at Pearson last night.

The K-pop group has become a world-wide sensation over the past two years as the wave of K-pop music has finally reached North America.

They were recently listed by Billboard as one of the Top 10 Most Popular K-pop Acts on Tumblr, and Rolling Stone included them as one of the best acts featured at KCON in LA this month.

Woozi @ Toronto airport #Woozi #seventeen #DiamondEdgeinToronto pic.twitter.com/qM97UtDUqS

— Lucas @ svt (@D8yeon) August 24, 2017

Diamond Edge marks the groups first international tour, featuring a stop in Toronto tonight for a sold out concert at Massey Hall.

to everyone seeing seventeen in toronto today, im so happy for you!! have fun and be safe!! 💖💖

— adri ♡'s svt so much (@perfunjts) August 25, 2017

The group is part of the reimagining of the traditional boy band with their androgynous style, and a larger trend in K-pop that is challenging gender roles and male masculinity.

We will serve these for free on Toronto concert today.
We will post place and time later. 😉😉#세븐틴 #SEVENTEEN #디에잇 #THE8 #徐明浩 #서명호 pic.twitter.com/KjxUNUG1RY

— StayBesideight (@staybesideight) August 25, 2017

With the arrival of Seventeen, the K-pop invasion has only just begun.