I say yes when it comes to structure.
This is the structure most of them have in chronological order.
2: Quick verse with or not with rap
3: Pre-chorus usually sung by two members with the beat getting faster and faster until the chorus
4: Chorus
5: Sometimes a post chorus with chanting or repitition. At the end they say the title of the song
6: Verse most of the time with rap
7: Same pre-chorus as before
8: Chorus
9: Then they skip the post chorus and go straight to the bridge
10: High note at end of the bridge
11: Chorus
12: Post chorus + end
Of course, this isn't a bad thing that they sound the same but it doesn't hurt to have diversity. Groups usually are diverse music wise when it comes to b-sides. I hope maybe NewJeans can help since their songs didn't really follow this formula above while still being good songs. Some groups seem to be trying too hard to be different from the formula and in turn make horrible songs (Cough cough, Nmixx)
Anyways, answer the title