The purpose of this study is to examine the feasibility of utilizing K-pop in primary and secondary English education in Korea. For this purpose, 3 specific areas were focused; 1) the coincidental vocabulary appearances between two word lists: K-pop based word list and basic word list presented in the 2009 RNEC(Revised National English Curriculum), 2) the general attitude of 807 students (391 primary and 416 middle) toward K-pop as an English learning tool, 3) the attitude of 141 English teachers (71 primary and 70 secondary) for K-pop as an English teaching tool. The result of the study revealed the followings: 1) Over 70% words of K-pop based word list (based on the 2012 chart of Billboard Korea) are also listed in the basic word list presented in the 2009 RNEC. 2) Over 80% of students are interested in learning English using K-pop. 3) After informing K-pop based word list, English version of K-pop and K-pop covers on Youtube, the result of each survey(1st and 2nd) showed that the teachers’ attitude moved from the negative side to the positive side. From these results it can be expected that K-pop will be considered an effective English teaching tool in Korea.