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Blake Wrapped #1: K-Dramas 2024

'Tis once more Blake Wrapped season. I watched nearly all of these dramas in the first half of the year, so it was fun to revisit them all and my opinions for this wrap-up! Reviews and pictures under the cut.

Cheese in the Trap (2016)

Would be my favorite drama of all time if it weren’t for the plot/character nosedive around 2/3 of the way in, which destroyed the delicate psychological rendering of the main characters. TBH this drama gives me pain, but in a way that's also kind of enjoyable to tear apart. Aside its faults, it's beautifully filmed, perfectly cast, and did introduce me to Park Hae Jin (belovedest). 8.5/10 for the costuming, music, Kim Go-Eun's curly hair, and the first 10 eps.

Man to Man (2017)

Saw this one purely because it starred Park Hae Jin, Park Sung Woong, and Chae Jung An, and they were the only good things about it. The plot volleyballed among different genres (action, comedy, thriller, romance) in a way that felt almost like a pastiche, but which never committed to the bit enough to bring it all into a satisfying whole. A star-studded and talented cast let down by poor direction/writing. 6.5/10 for the fun of shipping the wrong people.

Who Are You: School 2015 (2015)

Yook Seung-jae gave me a SEVERE taste of second lead syndrome and carried the last few episodes. One of the best kdrama performances I’ve ever seen. The whole cast was exceptional and held together the many mini-plots, which nicely dealt with real and relevant themes. Some later scenes felt unnecessarily drawn out to fill 16 eps, but at least every story and character arc felt complete. 8.5/10 for Kim So-hyun’s eyeliner being a paid actor.

The Killing Vote (2023)

I had my eye on this one ever since I saw that Park Sung Woong won an award for his performance and then after getting to know PHJ, I put it to the top of my watch list. It absolutely delivered in terms of symbolism and suspense and had relatively few plot holes considering all its twists and reveals. The 12 ep structure worked well, though I hated the obvious season 2 setup in place of a proper finale. 8/10 for Seo Young-joon’s character stealing the heart of the show.

My Love from the Star (2013)

This felt like the K-dramaest kdrama I’ve seen so far in terms of tropes: philosophical dialogue about fate and humanity, (literal) time-stopping romance, murders, chaebol family tensions, a scene-stealing second lead, homoerotic hyung-dongsaeng friendships, non-existent female relationships, turtleneck sweaters, first snows, and hospital/police station scenes galore. Jun Ji Hyun is perfect and adorable and my wife. 8/10 for Kim Soo-hyun and Mr. Jang’s farewell.

Bad Guys (2014)

It’s clearly become a thing for me to watch a crime show because of my man of the moment and it ends up being underrated cinematic excellence. Gripping pace, sharp cinematography, and great characters are just the tip of the iceberg: everyone talks in poetic metaphor! Rachmaninoff’s “Vocalise” is a central haunting leitmotif! Jo Dong-hyuk (in the middle there) looks personally and lovingly sculpted by God Himself! PHJ plays a tormented emo babygirl! 9/10 for everyone being unhinged.

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (2016)

Satisfyingly lived up to its reputation. Despite the emotional heartache, I did appreciate that the overarching theme was “love pushes you to make tons of bad decisions.” And the ending wasn’t horrible, as I had been led to believe! Biggest gripe was Kang Ha-neul’s lifeless stare, but otherwise the whole supporting cast was fabulous. 9/10 for this iconic scene and the Death Song.

Winter Sonata (2002)

This drama has been a classic in my family since I was young, though this was the first time I watched it through. Bae Yong-joon and Choi Ji-woo are lovable and brilliant in their leading roles with fantastic chemistry and an absolutely perfect ending scene. I find it hard to review it, because it's basically an emotion in and of itself. 9/10 for the OST to end all OSTs.

Again My Life (2022)

This one had all the right elements—atmospheric music, aesthetic direction, fascinating premise, good cast—but the delivery just…plodded a bit? I skipped five episodes in the middle and didn’t miss a substantial amount of plot, so this really should have been a 12-episoder. Also had the same downer “efforts toward good are ultimately useless because evil is regenerative and eternal” message from Killing Vote that I didn’t love. 7/10 for a strong start.

From Now On, Showtime! (2022)

A refreshingly fun and humorous take on magic, past lifetimes and ghosts. Started it for PHJ, finished it for the found family of ghosts and spirits, who captured the heart of the show and gave it necessary energy. Solid chemistry among all the actors, and I enjoyed the Easter eggs for other shows of this type, like TOTNT and Goblin. 8/10 for incredibly funny writing and a fabulous emotional ending.

Forest (2020)

There’s a great drama in here somewhere, but the writer never exactly finds it. Jo Bo Ah and PHJ are fantastic (and their chemistry is off the charts) with some great set-piece scenes to develop their connection. Unfortunately, no rhythm or satisfying through-line was able to hold it together from a plot (or even a character) perspective, especially with the short-episode structure. 6.5/10 for the hand-touching scene and the kiss-under-the-bridge (that no one has gifed whyyy).

DNF: Death’s Game (2023)

I like to think I’ve gotten pretty chill about violence in shows, but this one had what felt like an undercurrent of glee in its depictions of the series of deaths that was so at odds with the message it was purporting to convey, to the point where I no longer believed in the message at all. Good premise, decent performances, tone just wasn’t for me.

Movies: Snow Is on the Sea/Snow in the Sea Breeze (2015)

I watched this one for the plot, and the plot really was PHJ being sweet and cuddly and husband material and showing far more skin than I had seen in the 50 or so hours of his drama episodes combined. It makes cleaning a penguin enclosure the height of romance. Corny, tragic, melodramatic mush, 10/10.

The Beauty Inside (2015)

Unexpectedly poignant with a lovely hook and great performances, grounded by the adorable Han Hyo-joo. I love ensemble cast concepts like this (imagine Doctor Who except for a daily regeneration) and the gender play conferred a sweet queer touch. Love wins, 10/10.

The Great Battle (2018)

The battles were lifted almost verbatim from LOTR and some of the quieter plot beats were completely predictable but it still delivered a great visual spectacle. I have no idea why I watched this but it compelled me though. Gorgeous cinematography, 7/10.

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① N.Flying: “Back as a Complete Group for Our 10th Anniversary, and We’re Confident We’ll Soar Again”

N.Flying has led the way in 2024’s band wave, heating up the scene across all areas—from dramas and OSTs to music variety shows, festivals, and university events. With the return of members from military service, N.Flying will reunite as a complete group in February, saying, "We believe we’ll soar once again," as they hint at a promising future.

For its 20th anniversary, JoyNews24 sat down with N.Flying’s Lee Seunghyub, Cha Hun, and Yoo Hweseung at the FNC building for an interview. Despite their busy schedule, all three members answered every question sincerely and wholeheartedly with bright expressions and energy. Lee Seunghyub, in particular, seemed far more relaxed compared to the end-of-series interview for tvN’s Lovely Runner, likely because he was with his bandmates. The interview was filled with laughter thanks to the trio’s endless banter and playfulness, showcasing their ‘likable band’ charm with their kindness and thoughtful answers.

The five-member band N.Flying continued its activities with Lee Seunghyub and Yoo Hweseung filling in for the absence of the instrumentalist members, who were in the military, until September when guitarist Cha Hun completed his service. Their youngest member, bassist Seo Dongsung, was discharged on November 7, and drummer Kim Jaehyun is set to complete his service in February.

During the "military hiatus," Seunghyub and Hweseung had pledged to gather as many fans as possible for N.Fia, aiming to perform in even larger venues once the group was complete again. To honor this promise, Seunghyub and Hweseung have been continuously active, from dramas to festivals, without a break. Seunghyub received acclaim for his acting in the tvN dramas Lovely Runner and Love Next Door, while Hweseung has promoted the band through musicals, OSTs, and other musical ventures. Recently, they have earned the title of "stage masters" due to the constant flood of performance requests for popular festivals, local events, and university festivals.

Hweseung, reflecting on their current popularity, shared, "I’m truly feeling it. We put in a lot of thought and effort during the military hiatus, and the drama activities brought us some major attention. Now, with the calls for festival and music performances growing two- to threefold, I’m really experiencing it firsthand," he said. "That’s why I’m excited for the members’ return. Honestly, I’m even more ambitious and want to work harder so we can perform at even bigger venues. But even in this current situation, I feel a lot has changed, so I’m eager to experience it all with the members as soon as they’re back."

Cha Hun also shared how deeply he felt the band’s growth. He said, “Even while I was in the military, I could see that our vocalists were keeping their promises and that we were growing. Whenever I went out on leave or had time off, I never once went anywhere without hearing our music playing. Everywhere I went, our songs were playing,” he explained. “I could really feel how hard they were working, and as soon as I was discharged, we immediately started performing together at festivals and concerts. I try to remember every fan individually, and I noticed there were quite a few new faces. I realized that N.Fia has grown significantly, and now we have many more fans to meet and share our music with.”

◇ The Icon of "Re-Charting Success": Belief that “Good Music Eventually Connects”

During Lovely Runner, “Blue Moon” gained popularity, and more recently, the rock ballad “Firefly,” perfectly suited for fall, rose on the charts, earning N.Flying yet again the title of "re-charting icon."

Yoo Hweseung attributed their re-charting success to "the continuous efforts of Seunghyub hyung, who consistently produces and collaborates with us to create good music." He praised Seunghyub's exceptional songwriting and composing talents, which are the foundation of their success.

He continued, “Luck comes big to those who are prepared. Because we approach music sincerely and are well-prepared, more people have come to appreciate our music.”

Hweseung also expressed gratitude, saying, “Another thing to be thankful for is that other bands have been making great music, helping to revitalize band music for a larger audience. We’ve been influenced a lot by the music of other artists, and I think that our own music activity combined with others’ has led to a broader base of band music listeners. Because of that, more people discovered our songs, allowing us to re-chart, and this makes performing music so enjoyable."

Seunghyub then mentioned, “Hweseung has always said, ‘Good music is something people will eventually find.’ So, we often talked about leaving these kinds of songs as album tracks.” He also praised Hweseung’s voice, saying, “His vocals are just amazing—how could anyone not listen?” Hwiseung laughed, and Seunghyub added, “He’s unmatched.” Sitting between them, Cha Hun joked, “It’s a little awkward being stuck between these two,” making everyone laugh.

As Yoo Hweseung mentioned, Lee Seunghyub showcases his producer skills by writing and composing N.Flying’s songs. Their music, full of the members' shared desire to "provide comfort to the audience," often conveys hope and energy. Rather than urging listeners to "just be strong," their songs acknowledge personal struggles, fears, and insecurities, inviting listeners to move forward together despite these challenges. Messages like "You’re not alone; let’s face it together" provide profound comfort and encouragement.

Drawing on personal experiences to create highly relatable lyrics, Seunghyub said, “It feels like a time when, as N.Flying and as musicians, we need to adapt to reach a broader audience.” He explained that he now adds a touch of imagination to his experiences in his writing. “Nowadays, I’m starting to think that always viewing everything ideally when creating music might be a bit naive. Maybe I’ve matured, or I’m in the process of maturing—it feels like I’m at that point now.”

Seunghyub then shared that his MBTI changed from ENFP to ESTP around two years ago. Cha Hun responded by saying, “I think once all five of us are back together, Seunghyub hyung might return to being an ENFP. I believe he could be an ENFP before because he had faith that, no matter what, the members would manage things well. That’s why I feel that with each member going to the military, he shifted to ESTP. When Jaehyun returns and we’re stable as five again, he might return to ENFP.”

Lee Seunghyub agreed with Cha Hun’s comments, admitting, "That's somewhat accurate," and adding, “When it’s just Hweseung and me, our conversations are very calm, like, ‘The sound is like this today. How’s my vocal tone?’ But after Hun was discharged, it felt like I became a kid again. I realized that whether or not members are around has a significant effect on me.”

Indeed, since Cha Hun’s return, Seunghyub and Hweseung have shown even more energy and playfulness on stage. Seunghyub remarked, "Not just on stage, but in general, there’s a lot more playfulness now." Cha Hun chimed in, "While I was performing ‘4242’ on the guitar, they came over to both sides and pushed me down. I thought, ‘What’s going on here?’ Before joining the army, I was already a bit mischievous, but being less ‘socialized’ after military service makes it even more noticeable now." Seunghyub playfully teased, "You’re still not fully socialized," to which Hun, switching his tone, responded, "Is that so?"—making everyone burst into laughter.

Cha Hun had previously mentioned in a military video that he got used to eating three meals a day in the army. When asked if he still maintains that habit, he replied, “I thought it would stick, but I quickly reverted to my old ways. I used to eat just one or two meals, and even in the army, I divided my usual amount into three portions instead of truly eating full meals. So the absolute amount hasn’t really changed.” At this, Seunghyub jokingly sighed, “This is serious.”

Known for his love of food, Hoe-seung remarked, “Still, I think Hun’s eating habits have improved and become healthier.” Hun explained, “I used to look like I was barely eating, but now I can at least make it look like I’m enjoying a full meal—something I learned in the army.”

Hweseung added, “To eat well, you need to enjoy your food, but Hun only likes things like vegetables and konjac. He barely eats even a small portion of salad, which can be concerning. But lately, he’s been eating more balanced meals.” Hweseung also mentioned he hasn’t yet enacted his plan to “get back at” Hun for his military bugle wake-up calls. “Since I’m the morning wake-up master, just wait—I’ll do it when the time is right,” he said with a mischievous smile.

◇ Music Rooted in History: The Foundation of N.Flying

Released in 2019, Rooftop became a signature song for N.Flying, known for its comforting message to weary youth and its popularity at festivals where audiences sing along. This self-composed track by Lee Seunghyub experienced a resurgence in popularity, topping digital music charts and music shows. However, defining N.Flying’s music solely through Rooftop would be incomplete. From their long trainee years to indie activities in Japan, and ongoing musical growth post-debut, N.Flying has consistently taken on diverse challenges and evolved in their sound.

Naturally, curiosity arises regarding the track that the members consider the “root” of N.Flying. Without hesitation, Lee Seunghyub named their debut song, Awesome, explaining, “When I think of our roots, our debut track immediately comes to mind, regardless of whether Hoe-seung was part of the group then or not.” N.Flying debuted in 2015, with Yoo Hweseung joining as a new member in 2017.

Seunghyub elaborated, "My long trainee period still influences me, and I sometimes feel like my approach to rap doesn’t feel quite right anymore. I’ve grown to prefer focusing less on rapping, as I'm no longer sure if it's truly fitting for me. That’s how songs like Bloom and Flashback came about, with Hweseung’s voice now being central to our sound.” Yet, he added, “Still, if we’re talking about our roots, it would probably be one of our energetic tracks that our fans, N.fia, love jumping around to.”

Cha Hun said that if he considers the relationship between N.Flying and their fans, Stand By Me seems to embody their connection. Yoo Hweseung emphasized, “In a band, history matters a lot. Many other bands may feel similarly, but I think we have truly had a spectacular journey.” Reflecting on the difficult times, he explained, “Music from our most trying periods carries memories of resilience and comfort, and performing these songs often stirs up strong emotions.”

Hweseung continued, “Each song and album encapsulates moments—times of joy and struggles that nobody else knew about. Each of these experiences forms part of our roots.” Adding to this, Hweseung recalled, “When I saw Awesome during my military service, I was deeply moved,” which caught Seunghyub’s attention. However, Hweseung then playfully clarified, “I was just thinking, ‘Oh, my hyungs had already debuted,’” making Seunghyub laugh in realization.

◇ Celebrating a Decade and Anticipating the Next: N.Flying’s 10th Anniversary as a Complete Group

2025 marks not only the return of drummer Kim Jaehyun, bringing N.Flying back to a full lineup, but also the band’s 10th debut anniversary—a momentous year for both the members and their fans, N.fia.

Reflecting on the band’s journey, Cha Hun said, “Our group has been through all sorts of ups and downs, both good and bad. I know every group goes through this, but we’ve faced many challenges. As these ten years have passed, we’ve only grown closer and stronger as members, with no distance growing between us. This makes our 10th anniversary even more exciting, with the next ten years feeling even more promising.”

Looking back, Lee Seunghyub noted, “When Hweseung joined, it was like N.Flying started a second life—a true rebirth. It’s like we hatched from our shell and then hatched again.” Cha Hun added, “We started walking after we first hatched, and Hweseung gave us wings to fly.”

Lee Seunghyub continued, “Hweseung was really the one who solidified our unity back then. He’s the mastermind behind bringing us together,” which led to Hweseung’s laughter, and Cha Hun chimed in, “We should have noticed that back then!”

Seunghyub elaborated, “Though he was the youngest member at the time, Hweseung had a sense of direction for the group. His actions helped change us all, instilling responsibility in us, and it felt like we were reborn. Over the years, we’ve truly become one. The moments when we felt like one, with our strongest unity, were when our performances felt the most meaningful. We’ve managed to keep that sense of unity strong from then on.”

Hweseung then shared, “This moment feels like another turning point. Maybe it’s just confidence, but I truly believe that when we’re all together again, we’ll gain a new set of wings. We’re working hard, not only for that moment but also to make great music. Next year, I think we’ll step into a new phase we haven’t reached before, and I look forward to that.”

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~The Caregivers~

Had to take them 2 part too

Name: Lee Sangyeon

Age: 23

Birthday: November 4

Sexuality: bisexual, soft dom

Personality: He may seem a bit intimidating but he’s a real softie. He likes to read books and to go out, enjoys to go between people

On dash he will talk like this

Chinchilla: Bae Joon Young (Jacob)

Name: Kim Younghoon

Age: 23

Birthday: August 8

Sexuality: pansexual, switch

Personality: Literally the softest caregiver, a little shy but likes to meet new people. Enjoys photography, sometimes go out with Jongho to take some photos

On dash he will talk like this

Chinchilla: Lee Jaehyun (Hyunjae)

Name: Lee Juyeon

Age: 22

Birthday: January 15

Sexuality: bisexual, switch

Personality: Tall bitch, everyone is scared from him- Mostly hangs out with Yunho and Younghoon (Giant Team) loves to go out, and take long walks

On dash he will talk like this

Chinchilla: Moon Hyung Seo (Kevin)

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a very necessary guide to The Boyz

➥ basic information 

debuted on December 6, 2017 with Boy

currently consisting of 11 members (they used to be 12 members, but Hwall sadly departed from the group in October 2019 due to his ongoing ankle injury)

signed under Cre.ker Entertainment

their official fanclub name is “THEB” (aka deobi)

no official colors yet (we’re waiting, Cre.ker)

they have an official YouTube, Instagram, Twitter and vlive

they had their first win with Bloom Bloom in 2019

discography: four EPs (The First, The Start, The Only, Dreamlike), two Singles (The Sphere, Bloom Bloom), a special Single (White), one full album (Reveal), one Japanese release (Tattoo)

recently won mnet’s Road to Kingdom and should have participated in Kingdom this year, but sadly, the show has been postponed indefinitely

currently preparing for a comeback (September 2020)

... now onto the members!

➥ hyung line: Sangyeon, Jacob, Younghoon, Hyunjae 

▸ Lee Sangyeon - leader, main vocalist

born on November 4, 1996 (a Scorpio and the oldest member of tbz)

(not your typical) leader - he’s not really “the dad”, but truly more of an older brother to the others

often teases and pranks the other members and is one of the funniest members according to their “Who’s Who” video (see: video recs)

writes own songs - super talented and dedicated, a really hard worker

has a beautiful deep, soul filled voice (we’d LOVE to hear more of it @cre.ker) - check out his performance on King of Masked Singer

according to Eric, he’s the member with the best body - really likes to work out and is stacked™

he really, really loves mangos

says he’s not cute but is obviously very wrong about that

has a super cute smile and adorable laugh

looked too beautiful with pink hair (deobi will never recover)

super bad at literally any game - always, ALWAYS loses when it comes to rock-paper-scissors (would be hilarious if it weren’t so sad)

some fun facts: his mbti is ESFP-T (he doesn’t believe in those kind of tests though), he’s good at impersonating others (especially Eric), he has an older sister (who has two sons, Sangyeon is a super cute uncle to them which he recently showed in his BOYLOG - WARNING: extreme cuteness!)

▸ Jacob Bae - lead vocalist

born on May 30, 1997 (a Gemini, but he very rarely shows it)

his Korean name is Bae Joon Young

kinda the mom of the group, but his official title is the angel™ (he literally never gets angry, he doesn’t even curse! how does he do that even his older brother says they never fought while growing up)

is from Toronto and therefore ½ of Canadian and ⅓ of English line - so he’s obviously fluent in English!

really improved his dancing skills over the years and it shows (unofficial member of dance line, fight me cre.ker)

beautiful soft vocals, amazing high notes (see their Mirotic cover)

plays the guitar and composes/writes his own songs

an MC for Simply K-Pop together with Kevin

½ of the superior “MoonBae” ship (aka married to Kevin - they’re super cute together, truly just two halves of the same idiot)

used to play volleyball and basketball and is really good at both, has apparently been working out a lot recently (rip his stans)

some fun facts: his mbti is INFP-T, his family adopted a new dog and named him after him/gave him the nickname “Cobi” ("your family replaced you... with a canine” - Kevin Moon, 2020), has an older brother, is left-handed, used to be the biggest fan of cereal (literally stocked boxes of it inside his room)

▸ Kim Younghoon - vocalist, visual

born on August 8, 1997 (but the most untypical Leo ever - only shows he’s a Leo like, once a year)

tallest member and ⅓ of the so called “Bermuda line” (aka the visuals™)

an under appreciated vocalist - his performance on King of Masked Singer more than showed how amazing his voice actually is (LET HIM SING CRE.KER)

has a “cool/cold look�� at first, but is actually the softest, shyest, most precious squish on this planet (and has super soft puppy eyes)

kinda bad at life - needs to be protected because he’s just so clumsy, pouts when he’s about to cry (me, immediately: *cries with him*)

sometimes just randomly zones out and dissociates for a bit

fell down the stairs and injured his collarbone (I TOLD YOU HE NEEDS TO BE PROTECTED) before their Europe Tour and the Reveal promotions and therefore didn’t participate in the choreography

loves loves loves LOVES dogs so much and (his family) has a poodle (we stan Bori in this household)

the softest™ when trying to speak English (I‘m not crying, I‘m just really allergic to his extreme cuteness)

was a model for the Seoul Fashion Week in 2017 (together with Juyeon)

some fun facts: his mbti is INFP-J (there are four (4) introverts in tbz and they all share the exact same mbti), has an older brother, appeared in I.O.I’s Whatta Man music video, was recently cast as the second lead for the drama Love Revolution (his first ever acting role! the world should look out for actor!Hoon), is a BTS fanboy (his bias is Taehyung/V)

▸ Lee Jaehyun (aka “Hyunjae”) - lead vocalist, lead dancer, visual

born on September 17, 1997 (a Virgo)

also one of the tall members and another third of the “Bermuda Line”

an amazing dancer and a great vocalist (had like, 98% of the lines in No Air, so he’s pretty much an undercover main vocal)

an allrounder

seems quiet and chill at first. DO NOT BE FOOLED!!!

he is: l o u d . a bit annoying but also very cute without trying (actually really dislikes doing aegyo). hear someone loud in the background (especially laughing)? yep. that’s him! you found him, congrats.

also very caring and soft, takes great care of the younger members (when he’s not behaving like one of the younger members himself, that is)

also nags them a lot though (at least according to Eric)

the biggest Iron Man fanboy (like, legit wrote a fan letter to Iron Man when he visited the Marvel studios in NYC he’s just so cute)

l o v e s, no, ADORES kids and dogs

also really loves fried chicken

the biggest IU fanboy! very recently covered her song When Love Passes By for their A to BOYZ cover series

MWOHASEYO (don’t ask, just watch)

some fun facts: his mbti is ENFJ-A, he has an older sister, he’s really close with Pentagon’s Kino (they had some very cute interactions during Road to Kingdom), he can spin literally any object (a very weird, random talent tbh), has very skinny legs (so... literally a skinny legend)

➥ middle aka ’98 line: Juyeon, Kevin, New, Q 

▸ Lee Juyeon - main dancer, vocalist

born on January 15, 1998 (a Capricorn)

the last third of the tall and “Bermuda line”

an amazing dancer - he trained very hard to be where he is now (went viral as “the bucket hat guy” from their Bad Guy dance practice with the 1MILLION dance studio)

has a very soft, beautiful voice needs more lines

has very sharp features and beautiful eyes - his personality is very different from his cold looks though, he’s actually very soft, caring and thoughtful

he’s very gullible and innocent (also needs to be protected), therefore often the victim of jokes - most people think he��s a bit dumb thanks to that, but he’s really not: he likes to read, watches a lot of documentaries, and is just more on the quiet side in general, he likes to think before he speaks (unlike Hyunjae for example, no shade)

also very clumsy (never leave him and Younghoon alone together, please)

booked and busy! had like, a trillion photo shoots just this year, and was also a model for the Seoul Fashion Week 2017 

very bad at taking selfies but he tries and we love him nevertheless

can speak Japanese and English, is also a really good cook

an MC for The Show (aka the “JuShow”)

some fun facts: his mbti is ENTP-T, is very flexible (especially for his height), he likes to work out, has a younger brother, was on the show Law of the Jungle (he really likes nature), biggest U-Know (TVXQ) fanboy (legit cried when he met him), likes to play basketball, has gigantic hands (20.5cm a bit excessive but okay)

▸ Kevin Moon - main vocalist

born on February 23, 1998 (a soft Pisces boy™)

his Korean name is Moon Hyung Seo

the other half of Canadian line aka MoonBae (therefore, married to Jacob)

is from Vancouver and fluent in English (⅓ of English line)

yes, he’s the living meme you probably know from all the “funny kpop videos” compilations, quotes vines on a daily basis

SO much more than just the meme-ber though, he’s extremely talented - BIG BRAIN ENERGY, his creativity legit knows NO LIMITS

has amazing drawing skills (that he often shares with deobi on Twitter) - actually designed the group’s logo tbz use for their official Twitter account

can play the piano and guitar (he’s truly just so talented and amazing - STAN KEVIN MOON Y’ALL)

HAS ONE OF THE BEST VOICES EVER AND WE’D ALL REALLY LOVE TO HEAR MORE OF IT ONE DAY, CRE.KER

can cook really well

also writes his own lyrics/songs 

an MC for Simply K-Pop together with Jacob

undercover visual (have you seen his cheekbones?! almost made me cry with his beauty when he had long wavy hair)

“I have no lips” - Kevin Moon, 2020

some fun facts: his mbti is INFP-T, has an older sister, his parents named him after watching “Home Alone” (iconic behavior right there), has a kinda embarrassing past (some of the pictures and videos… uh well, let’s just say he was born a meme legend), he participated in the show K-Pop Star before becoming a trainee 

▸ Choi Chanhee (aka “New”) - main vocalist

born on April 26, 1998 (a Taurus)

literally the prettiest human alive

legit looks like an angel (how is he not an official visual?!), but is a savage (and extremely funny, lowkey judges his members 24/7)

a bit of a drama queen but he’s so cute it’s okay

amazing vocal skills, does most of the ad-libs

looks too cute in a beret, that should be illegal

gets bullied by the other members, which is kinda fair but also a bit (too) much sometimes (#letChanheelive2020)

is a math genius, can calculate extremely big numbers inside his head and FASTER THAN AN ACTUAL CALCULATOR (this is SORCERY)

½ of the other iconic duo beside MoonBae aka “NyuKyu” (together with Changmin aka “Q”) - you heard of dumb and dumber, now get ready for New and Q!

takes the best selfies, holds the official title of Selfie King (according to the others, he takes the most selfies - according to himself, he doesn’t even take that many but just takes them in a very obvious way, so the others always notice him doing so) 

almost breaks his neck taking selfies

used to have a lot of half-time jobs before becoming a trainee

one of the members in charge of cooking (idk why, he managed to melt a spoon once)

doesn’t know how to swim (because - and I quote - ”he’s a CEO’s son”)

puts MILK FIRST, AND THEN CEREAL it’s over, he’s cancelled

some fun facts: his mbti is INFP-T, he really hates tomatoes, he has a tattoo (a cross on his left pinky), has an older brother, lowkey looks like a Volturi, dropped Younghoon’s new sunglasses TWICE which Hoon will never let him forget, he once accidentally ate a plastic fork (don’t ask)

▸ Ji Changmin (aka “Q”) - main dancer, vocalist

born on November 5, 1998 (yep, another Scorpio)

one of the best dancers in the industry (everyone can fight me on this) - went viral for his improvised dance to the Mario music

STAGE DEMON, has one of the best stage presences EVER, goes from 0 to 100 in literally no time

so cute it HURTS and takes the best boyfriend aesthetic pics (all moodboard makers thank him for this)

has dimples he likes to poke when saying “music cue (q)” (me: *cries*)

has a veeeeeeeeeeeeery long neck

can impersonate a giraffe and a pigeon

½ of NyuKyu aka dumb and dumber (WE LOVE BFFS) - they have some very iconic (cooking) vlives together

he’s very - and I say this with all my love - weird 

or, to say it more diplomatically, “unusual”: LOVES horror movies and has had Annabelle as his iPad background for the longest time now (according to himself, they apparently recently broke up though rip our favorite otp), says his favorite beverage at Starbucks are the napkins (???????), literally BEGGED Kevin to let him buy a stuffed pigeon plushie when they visited New York, says the creepy nun from The Conjuring is cute (again: ?????? *whispers* is he okay)

dolphin screams™ (you’ve been warned, turn down your volume)

got lost in New York City together with Kevin (never let them take the metro ever again, at least not... unsupervised)

has a poodle named Ghana and adores him (see this BOYLOG where he just hangs with his puppy, 10/10 recommend watching that)

some fun facts: his mbti is ESFP-T (same as Sangyeon, doesn’t believe in those kind of tests either), has two older sisters, is ambidextrous (but mostly uses his left hand), is really good at playing the piano (won a price in elementary school), his English name is James aka the most generic English name ever (no shade, no hate)

➥ maknae line: Haknyeon, Sunwoo, Eric 

▸ Ju Haknyeon - lead dancer, vocalist, rapper

born on March 12, 1999 (another Pisces!)

he is half Chinese, half Korean and lived in Hong Kong for a while

speaks some Mandarin, a bit of Cantonese and also some English

also one of the allrounders of the group (I SAID WHAT I SAID)

an AMAZING dancer! is really good at freestyling

taught himself how to b-boy

such a rich, amazing, stable voice (*bass boosted* more lines for Hak)

one of the funniest and most random members

very loud, randomly bursts into songs all the time even sings when sneezing

just generally really, really sweet and nice

before debut, he participated in the second season of mnet’s Produce 101 (was eliminated in Ep. 11 and ranked #19) - The Boyz were actually often referred to as “Juhaknyeon’s group” before/shortly after their debut

he’s a very good eater and eats A LOT (FINALLY A RELATABLE IDOL)

his family lives on Jeju Island and owns a pig farm - because of that (and because he eats a lot), one of his nicknames is “pig/piggie”

has a blindingly bright smile and is such an underrated visual

yes, you can probably drown in his beautiful, deep chocolate eyes

he and Hwall accidentally became thieves in NYC (they forgot to pay for their food, but went back later to do so so no jail time!)

some fun facts: his mbti is ENTJ-T, he’s really close with Seventeen’s Seungkwan, he has two sisters (one younger, one older), NOT a morning person AT all (relatable), really good at organizing stuff (as seen during the Battle Trip to Jakarta episodes with Hyunjae), really good and fast at peeling tangerines

▸ Kim Sunwoo - main rapper, vocalist

born on April 12, 2000 (an Aries and his fire sign nature shows)

a flawless rapper, just... truly superb. also an amazing dancer !

actually auditioned to be a vocalist (so he has amazing vocals, too), but became a rapper instead

tbz’ unofficial stuntman (as seen during Road to Kingdom), even though he’s actually really scared of heights

can play the guitar

on the other end of the “lip spectrum” - because unlike Kevin, Sunwoo has a lot of them (lemme just *smooch*)

literally one of the wittiest, most savage people on this planet (GOOGLE SEARCH: HOW TO BE SO FUNNY)

used to drink a lot of juice to keep himself healthy

is really good at soccer and used to play when he was younger

beautiful deep brown eyes that hold every star and galaxy in them 

Mr. Coconut Hair™ (really makes it work though - still, every deobi screams when we get to see his forehead (which is like, once a year if we’re lucky))

a real stage demon but in reality an actual baby™ + scaredy cat needs to be protected at all costs

had a mental breakdown when he had to eat a bug after losing rock-paper-scissors 

always yells “GO AWAY ANNA” whenever someone knocks on his door (especially if it’s New)

some fun facts: his mbti is ENTP-A, has a younger sister (who’s taller than him, he’s really salty about that), he’s really close to some of the other ‘00 liners in the industry, he understands English quite well but doesn’t really speak it, also contributes to a lot of tbz’ songs

▸ Eric Son - maknae, lead dancer, lead rapper, vocalist

born on December 22, 2000 (another Capricorn)

his Korean name is Son Young Jae 

he was born in South Korea, but grew up in Los Angeles and is therefore fluent in English (⅓ of English line)

a great dancer (knows soooo many choreographies, it’s insane)

an amazing rapper (deserves more lines!)

hyper 24/7 watching him makes me tired, where does he get all that energy from

talks fast and a lot. never shuts up. you can’t make him. he tries to tell you one (1) story, but ends up telling 10 different ones along the way.

really good a baseball and loves to watch games

super close to Juyeon and used to go to Ju’s place during holidays as his own family lives in the US (my JuRic heart)

really neat and tidy, loves to clean maybe almost a bit neurotic about it

just generally really, really cute ???

a huge GOT7 fanboy (RELATABLE)

a thot on stage, should not be left unsupervised

close friends with Stray Kids’ Felix (his best idol friend according to himself)

also close to GOT7’s Mark (they’re also really cute together)

performed CPR on a watermelon once (it sadly still died, Eric gets an A for effort though)

some fun facts: his mbti is ENFJ-A, he has an older sister (who lives in New York), does NOT look like the maknae which often confuses people, really good and fast at solving Rubix cubes

➥ former member: Hwall 

Heo Hyunjoon (aka “Hwall”) - lead dancer, lead rapper, vocalist

born March 9, 2000 (yet another Pisces!)

from Busan

such a good dancer, truly incredible

very soft rap tone 

looks a bit like a cat

is very acrobatic

has a “cool” persona, but is actually just a certified babie boy™

used to live in the Philippines for four years and can speak English

the official fashionista of tbz, some of his outfits are truly just iconic

his signature aegyo is to shoot an arrow at deobis’ hearts (Hwall actually means “bow” in Korean)

can get very clingy with some members

had to sit out during D.D.D promotions and decided to leave The Boyz in 2019 (he’s still in the music video though!)

in August 2020, it was announced that he left Cre.ker Entertainment and established his own label called Dia Note

the same month, he debuted as Hyunjun Hur with the song Baragi 

you can follow his official Instagram and YouTube

some fun facts: his mbti is ENFP, he’s still in contact with the other members (said he especially misses Juyeon and Hyunjae *sobs*), his role model is BTS’ Jimin and he actually went to the same dance academy (also knows pretty much all their choreographies/songs by heart)

➥ some videos to watch 

all their music videos of course

all their live stages/performances too

BuzzFeed’s Who’s Who

Metro UK’s Quick Questions

their Billboard interview

their Weekly Idol episode

their Idol Room episode

their Road to Kingdom performances: Sword of Victory, Danger, Reveal, Heroine, Quasi una Fantasia, Checkmate 

their dance covers: Girls Generation’s The Boys + GOT7′s Hard Carry’, TVXQ’s Mirotic, TWICE’s What is Love, EXO’s Love me Right, EXO’s Call me Baby, Super Junior’s Sorry Sorry

Q, Haknyeon and Jacob for the Idol dance cover challenge 

their Billie Eilish Bad Guy stage for KCON 2019 + the dance practice

their dance cover medley

drop the dance at KCON 2019

their performance on Immortal Songs

Q’s Mario dance

their Halloween dance practice for Bloom Bloom

their “Identity Film: Generation Z” videos which show a very different side of each member

my personal emotional support kpop video

The Boyz - The Play “Mafia game” (aka a mess™)

their A to BOYZ cover series (five members have been released so far): Jacob, Hyunjae, Sunwoo, Juyeon, Q

and if you have the time: their whole The Castle concert 

➥ their shows 

The Boyz - Summer Vacation

The Boyz in New York City

Come On! The Boyz

Come On! The Boyz School

The Boyz - Flower Snack (pre-debut)

The Boyz - The 100 (shortly after debut)

The Boyz - Otoseyo (Japanese show)

The Boyz  - The Mission

The Boyz - The Play

there are literally endless videos on YouTube - especially “The Boyz memes” / “funny The Boyz compilations” and so on, but I won’t include those here as you can easily find them on your own !

... and that’s it (for now), if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to send an ask - and please give their new comeback lots of love, they are so talented, funny, dedicated and hardworking, and truly just deserve the whole world 💞

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August Wrap Up

Hello fellow K-POP enthusiasts!

August has been an intense month for all the admins! Onyx left for Korea late August to start teaching, and I started school mid-month! A lot has been happening but we’re still moving forward trying to do our best to get all the posts done as well as other projects that we are working on. We hope that you all are doing well and that if you’ve started school that things are going smoothly! 

P.S. JR will be at PENTAGON’s Prism concert this coming month so shout to all the Universes following us! ✨

NEWS:

August 15, 1945: Liberation Day (광복절/光復節/Gwangbokjeol) - is a public holiday which celebrates Korea’s liberation from Japan.

August 1, 2009: Gwanghwamun Plaza/광화문광장 was opened.

August 4, 2009: Cho Oh Ryun, a famous swimmer, affectionately dubbed Asia’s Seal, passes from a heart attack. August 8, 2009: Former President, Kim Dae Jung, passes away. President from 1998 to 2003, and the winner of  the 2000 Nobel Peace Prize.

August 10, 2010: The Prime Minister of Japan, Naoto Kan, apologises for colonising the Korean peninsula in the early 20th century, with the promise to return cultural relics in the near future. August 11, 2010: Typhoon Dianmu stikes in the Korean Peninsula.

August 12, 2010: André Kim, an iconic fashion designer since 1962, passes away from cancer.

August 2013: A sabotage plot against Korea is uncovered.  August 29, 2013: The Busan International Comedy Festival is founded.

August 18-25, 2014: South Korea suffers from flash floods, killing at least five people.

DRAMAS:

August 2009: Take Care of the Young Lady (Yoon Eun Hye, a former Baby Vox member is the main female lead. The drama averaged around 15% ratings, and eventually got a remake in the Philippines. Davichi participated in the drama’s soundtrack.) August 2009: Style (This drama boasted many cameos including members of FT Island, 2NE1, 2PM, and more.) 

August 2010: Sungkyunkwan Scandal ( The show stars former JYJ member Yoochun and actress Park Mi Young. It averaged around 10% ratings, won multiple awards in various categories, and eventually received a Chinese remake.) August 2010: My Girlfriend is a Gumiho (This drama stars Lee Seung Gi and Shin Min Ah. It averaged 15% ratings and won acting and OST awards.)

August 2011: Ojakgyo Brothers (This family drama went on into February of the next year. It stars former After School member Uee. The ratings averaged in the high 20%.) August 2012: To The Beautiful You (The show stars former f(x) member Sulli, SHINee member Minho, and actor Lee Hyun Woo. EXO - K and LEDapple make cameos. It averaged around 5% in ratings.)  August 2012: Panda and Hedgehog (The show stars Lee Donghae of Super Junior, Yoon Seung Ah, and former After School member Yoon So Young. A few members of the cast participated in the OST.) 

August 2013: Good Doctor (The drama stars Joo Won, Moon Chae Won, Joo Sang Wook, and former Mint member Kim Min Seo. It averaged around 18% ratings. The show won many awards at various award shows, and eventually an American remake aired on ABC in 2017.)  August 2013: Master’s Sun (The show stars Gong Hyo Jin and So Ji Seob. It was written by the famous Hong Sisters, averaged around 18% ratings, and won many awards.) 

August 2014: What Happens to My Family? (The stars ZE:A member, Park Hyung Sik, as one of the main leads. This Saturday-Sunday family drama that went into February. It averaged around 30% ratings, and won various awards at multiple award shows.)  August 2014: Plus Nine Boys (The show stars Kim Young Kwang, BTOB’s Yook Sung Jae, Oh Jung Se, and Choi Ro Woon. Apink’s Cho Rong also has a smaller role-- and there are a variety cameos.) August 2014: The Three Musketeers (This period drama stars CNBLUE’s Jung Yong Hwa, Lee Jin Wook, Yang Dong Geun, and Jung Hae In.) 

August 2015: The Virtual Bride (The show stars former Sistar member Kim Dasom and Kwak Hee Sung of EDEN. It averaged just under 5% ratings.) August 2015: Yong Pal (Dubbed drama of the year, this show stars Joo Won and Kim Tae Hee. Because of it’s great ratings (hitting over 20%), it got a two episode extension. It also won multiple awards at various award shows.)  August 2015: Twenty Again (This show stars Choi Ji Woo, Lee Sang Yoon, Choi Won Young, Kim Min Jae, and Apink’s Son Na Eun. The final episode received over 7% ratings.) 

FILMS RELEASED

August 27, 2009: Treeless Mountain (This critically acclaimed film won four awards at four different international film festivals.) 

August 4, 2010: The Man From Nowhere (This classic movie stars Won Bin. This was the highest grossing film of 2010 with over six million admissions - it had the no, 1 spot at the box office for five consecutive weeks. It received an Indian remake called Rocky Handsome. At one point it had a score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, and won multiple awards at various award shows.) August 12, 2010: I Saw the Devil (This movie stars Lee Byung Hun. It did really well at the box office. It gad to go through multiple cuts because it kept getting mature ratings due to its violent content. On Rolling Stones’s “20 Scariest Movies You’ve Never Seen” article it sits at no. 8. It also won multiple awards.)

August 10, 2011: War of the Arrows (This was the highest grossing film of 2011 with over 7 million admissions. It won multiple awards at various award shows.) 

August 8, 2012: I am the King (This movie stars Joo Ji Hoon, and made over $4 million dollars at the box office.)  August 15, 2012: R2B: Return to the Base (This was Rain’s last work before going to the military. This movie was a remake of the 1964 movie The Red Scarf. It ended up being sold to over 30 countries.) 

August 1, 2013: Snowpiercer (This movie by Bong Joon Ho, was a joint US and South Korea production. It stars Chris Evans, Tilda Swinton, Sang Kang Ho, and Go Ah Sung. It made over $80 million worldwide. It won multiple awards at various awards shows and festivals. The story is currently being adapted into a TV show that will air in 2020.)  August 8, 2013: Supershow 4 3D (This documentary follows Super Junior at their first live world concert tour in Seoul. The tour itself garnered over $50 million dollars from 24 shows.)

August 13, 2014: Haemoo/ Sea Fog (The movie passed 1 million admissions in just a week. It was former JYJ member, Park Yoochun’s movie debut. It was sold to five countries at the Cannes Film Market. It won multiple awards at various shows and festivals.) 

August 5, 2015: Veteran (The film stars Yoo Ah In and Hwang Jung Min. It gained over 13 million admissions (5th all time grossing film in Korean film history). Won multiple awards at various shows.)  August 20, 2015: The Beauty Inside (This movie us based off of the American movie of the same name. It tells the story of a man that wakes up every day in a new body-- because of that there are multiple famous Korean actors portraying the main male lead. Han Hyo Joo stars as the main female lead. A 2018 drama, based off of this movie, was made starring Seo Hyun Jin.) 

SAD STUFF:

August 2014: Hayeon (하연) departs from GI. August 24, 2015: EXO-M’s Tao (타오) leaves EXO and files a lawsuit against SM.

August 7, 2015: Sulli leaves f(x) to focus on her acting career. August 20, 2015: Kibum leaves Super Junior and SM Entertainment.  August 31, 2015: 2AM's Changmin leaves JYP Entertainment and signs on with BigHit Entertainment.

TOP POST OF THE MONTH:

It’s a tie?!?!

Super Junior with Mr. Simple!

Wonder Girls with Reboot!

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KDramas I Wanna Watch

Dramas recommended to me by friends and/or internet posts.

(Summaries aren’t mine)

1. She Was Pretty

Can you over-romanticize a cherished memory from childhood? Ji Sung Joon (Park Seo Joon) was a shy, porky kid who was constantly teased by the other kids for his rotund shape. When he transfers to a new school in fifth grade and meets Kim Hye Jin (Hwang Jung Eum), the prettiest, most popular girl in school, his life turns around. The kind-hearted Hye Jin becomes his only friend and protector — and they become each other’s first love. But then everything changes when Sung Joon’s family immigrates to the United States and then Hye Jin’s father’s business goes downhill, plunging her family from their previous wealthy lifestyle. But that’s not all! Hye Jin’s beautiful looks initially took after her mother. But as soon as Hye Jin hits puberty, her father’s genetic skin condition takes hold and leaves her with reddish facial scars that makes her resemble a raccoon. Fifteen years later, Sung Joon is a whole new person — dashing and handsome and a successful art director — who is transferred from New York to the Seoul office of “The Most” fashion magazine to work as the deputy chief editor. He tries to find his childhood friend, Hye Jin, again. But embarrassed by her current unglamorous appearance, Hye Jin passes off her best friend, the stunning Min Ha Ri (Go Jun Hee), as herself. But when Hye Jin is suddenly transferred to the magazine department at her new job to work as in intern under Sung Joon, how much longer can she keep her true identity a secret?

2. Descendants of the Sun

Some relationships are fated, despite the challenges of time and place.

Yoo Shi Jin (Song Joong Ki), the leader of a Special Forces unit, meets trauma surgeon Kang Mo Yeon (Song Hye Kyo) in a hospital emergency room after Shi Jin and his second-in-command, Seo Dae Young (Jin Goo), chase down a thief on their day off.

Shi Jin is immediately smitten with Mo Yeon, and he asks her out on a date. But Shi Jin keeps getting called to duty when he is with Mo Yeon, and the two also realize that they have conflicting views about human life (he will kill to protect his country and she has to save lives at all costs). They decide to break off their budding relationship as a result.

Dae Young also tries to break off his relationship with Army doctor Yoon Myeong Ju (Kim Ji Won) because her father, Lt. General Yoon (Kang Shin Il), thinks Shi Jin is a better match for his daughter.

Shi Jin and Dae Young are then deployed to the fictional war-torn country of Urk on a long-term assignment of helping the United Nations keep peace in the area. After repeatedly being passed over for a promotion because of her lack of connections, Mo Yeon gives up performing surgeries, loosening her principles somewhat to become a celebrity TV doctor and caring for VIP patients at the hospital. But when she refuses the sexual advances of the hospital chairman, Mo Yeon is picked to lead a medical team to staff a clinic in Urk! There, Mo Yeon unexpectedly reconnects with Shi Jin.

3. Strong Woman Do Bong Soon

Do Bong Soon (Park Bo Young) comes from a long line of women possessing Herculean strength. But Bong Soon can only use her strength for good; if she uses it for her own personal gain or to mistreat others, she can lose her strength forever like her mother, Hwang Jin Yi (Shim Hye Jin). Bong Soon’s twin brother, Do Bong Ki (An Woo Yeon) did not inherit the unusual family strength and is a doctor, but Bong Soon has trouble finding gainful employment as an aspiring game developer.

When Ahn Min Hyuk (Park Hyung Sik), the young CEO of AIN Software, a gaming company, witnesses Bong Soon’s amazing strength against a group of gangsters one day, he hires her to be his personal bodyguard to help him catch a man who has been making death threats against him. Bong Soon has a secret crush on her childhood friend, In Guk Doo (Ji Soo), a police detective who is trying to capture a dangerous kidnapper in Bong Soon’s neighborhood. Can Bong Soon help both men track down the culprits?

4. While You Were Sleeping

A young woman with bad premonition dreams meets two people who suddenly develop the same ability.

Nam Hong Joo (Suzy) lives with her mother, Yoon Moon Sun (Hwang Young Hee), a widow who runs a small restaurant. Jung Jae Chan (Lee Jong Suk), a rookie prosecutor, and his younger brother, Seung Won (Shin Jae Ha), move in across the street. Since she was young, Hong Joo has had the ability to see bad events before they happen, but she is often unable to do anything about it.

One day, Jae Chan has a strange premonition dream about an accident involving Hong Joo and Lee Yoo Beom (Lee Sang Yeob), a ruthless attorney who used to be Jae Chan’s tutor. Jae Chan decides to interfere in the course of events and ends up saving the lives of Hong Joo and Han Woo Tak (Jung Hae In), a young police officer. When Jae Chan, Hong Joo and Woo Tak then start having dreams about one another, they realize that their lives are now somehow entwined.

But can the three discover the reason that they were brought together, and can they prevent the people closest to them from getting hurt?

5. Just Between Lovers (Rain or Shine)

A building collapse ties the fates of three young people years later. Ten years ago, the S Mall collapsed due to shoddy construction, killing 48 people inside.

Ha Moon Soo (Won Jin Ah) was there with her younger sister, who perished in the accident. Lee Kang Doo (Junho) was there waiting for his father, who was an electrician doing work on the building. Seo Joo Won (Lee Ki Woo) was helping out his father, who was the head engineer of the building. Moon Soo, Kang Doo and Joo Won survived the horrible accident, but their loved ones did not.

Years later, Joo Won is an architect who is working on a new project to replace the former S Mall. With her keen eye for detail and sturdy building construction, Moon Soo ends up working for Joo Won on the project. Kang Doo works odd jobs to get by and ends up working at the new construction site.

How will they each deal with their respective pains as they are reminded of the event that changed all of their lives so profoundly?

6. Father Is Strange

This is one of those things that can disrupt a seemingly normal family. Byun Han Soo (Kim Young Chul) lives on the outskirts of Seoul with his selfless wife, Na Young Sil (Kim Hae Sook). Their bustling lives center around his small diner, “Daddy’s Snack Shop,” and their four adult children, Joon Young (Min Jin Woong), Hye Young (Lee Yoo Ri), Mi Young (Jung So Min) and Ra Young (Ryu Hwayoung).

Joon Young tries not to disappoint his parents as he has been unable to pass the civil service exam for five years. Hye Young is the most accomplished as a successful attorney who has an on-again, off-again relationship with Cha Jung Hwan (Ryu Soo Young), a television producer-director. After years of trying to land a job, Mi Young finally lands her dream job as an intern for Gabi Entertainment, only to discover that her high school bully, Kim Yoo Joo (Lee Mi Do), works there as a team leader. Ra Young works a yoga instructor and falls for Park Cheol Soo (Ahn Hyo Seop), who has absolutely no interest in returning her attention.

The close-knit Byun family is thrown into turmoil when Ahn Joong Hee (Lee Joon), an idol-turned-actor, shows up one day and claims that Han Soo is his father. Joong Hee is widely ridiculed by netizens as a robotic actor, but he is determined to earn respect by landing a role in a highly anticipated miniseries about a father-son relationship. But in order to conjure the emotions needed for the role, Joong Hee decides he needs to get to know the father he believes abandoned him and his mother 35 years ago.

Will Joong Hee’s appearance threaten to reveal a deeply buried secret and otherwise disrupt Han Soo’s happy family life?

7. Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo

What else could there be to life than barbells and heavy weights?

Kim Bok Joo (Lee Sung Kyung) is a weightlifting phenom who has only focused on barbells her entire life while growing up with her father, Kim Chang Gul (Ahn Gil Kang), is a former weightlifter. She attends Hanwool College of Physical Education, a university full of top-notch athletes who are driven to succeed in the hopes of representing their country in national and international competitions.

Bok Joo went to the same elementary school as Jung Joon Hyung (Nam Joo Hyuk) but reunites with him in college. He is now a competitive swimmer who is having trouble recovering from the trauma of being disqualified for a false start in his first international swim competition.

Song Shi Ho (Kyung Soo Jin) is a fiercely competitive rhythmic gymnast who won a silver medal at the Asian Games when she was 18, but the pressures of her sport drive her to break up with Joon Hyung. Bok Joo’s tunnel-vision life starts to change when she falls in love with Joon Hyung’s older cousin, Jung Jae Yi (Lee Jae Yoon), a former athlete who became an obesity doctor after suffering a career-ending injury.

Will Bok Joo learn that there is more to life than weightlifting?

8. Queen In Hyun’s Man

Every actress hopes that an opportunity will come along to play an iconic role that could bring her out of obscurity and make her a star.

For Choi Hee Jin (Yoo In Na), that opportunity is in a television drama playing the role of Queen In Hyun (Kim Hae In), who was deposed during the Joseon Dynasty as King Suk Jong’s (Seo Woo Jin) consort by the scheming actions of Lady Jang (Choi Woo Ri). But Hee Jin’s modern-day world collides with that of her character in ways she doesn’t fully understand.

Kim Boong Do (Ji Hyun Woo), a scholar from the Joseon era, is mysteriously transported 300 years into the future to modern-day Seoul and comes into Hee Jin’s life as she is preparing for her career-making role. Boong Do not only knew the real queen but also supported her reinstatement.

Was Boong Do brought to the future to help Hee Jin bring some authenticity to her role as the queen?

9. Madame Antoine

Can a very observant woman outwit a psychotherapist? Go Hye Rim (Han Ye Seul) operates the Madame Antoine cafe on the first floor of a building that also houses a famous psychotherapy clinic on the top floor. Hye Rim uses her keen intellect and heightened senses to also work as an adviser to psychotherapist Choi Soo Hyun (Sung Joon). But unknown to Hye Rim, Soo Hyun is running a top-secret experiment on her “ideal type of man” with the help of his younger half-brother, Choi Seung Chan (Jung Jin Woon), and clinic employee Won Ji Ho (Lee Joo Hyung). But unknown to Soo Hyun, Hye Rim also is being paid by a mysterious man to get a hold of Soo Hyun’s valuable experiment files. What is Soo Hyun’s true experiment, and will Hye Rim help him or hurt him in his research goals?

10. The Guardians (Lookout)

The Guardians tells the story of a group of people who team up to serve justice themselves after losing their loved ones to criminals. The group consists of a detective, prosecutor, hacker, and an extremely shy person. They want to give these criminals the punishment that they deserve, and take matters into their own hands as the corrupt justice system in South Korea fails to capture the culprits.

11. Circle (Circle: Two Worlds Connected)

A sci-fi mystery drama that takes place in both the year 2017 and the year 2037. In 2007, twin brothers, Kim Woo-jin and Kim Bum-gyun, witness an alien arrival that brings about a huge change in their lives. In 2017, Kim Woo-jin (Yeo Jin-goo), now a college student, notices that a series of suicides in his university is somehow linked to his brother, Kim Bum-gyun (An Woo-yeon). While in pursuit of the case, he meets Han Jung-yeon (Gong Seung-yeon), another college student who is investigating the serial suicides. In 2037, South Korea is now divided into General Earth, a heavily polluted place where crimes are rampant, and Smart Earth, a clean and peaceful city free from crimes. Kim Joon-hyuk (Kim Kang-woo) is a crime detective who tries to get into Smart Earth to investigate a case of twin brothers who went missing in 2017. Each episode contains two parts, the first part is set in 2017 called “Beta Project,” while the second part is set in 2037 called “Brave New World.”

12. The Heirs

The series follows a group of rich, privileged, and high school students as they are about to take over their families' business empires, overcoming difficulties and growing every step of the way.

Kim Tan (Lee Min-ho) is a wealthy heir to a large Korean conglomerate called Jeguk Group.[9] He was exiled to the U.S. by his brother Kim Won (Choi Jin-hyuk), who tries to take control of the family business.[10] While in the States, he meets Cha Eun-sang (Park Shin-hye), who went there to look for her sister.[11] Despite being engaged to Yoo Rachel (Kim Ji-won), a fellow heiress, Kim Tan soon falls in love with Eun-sang. When Kim Tan returns to Korea, his former best friend turned enemy Choi Young-do (Kim Woo-bin) begins picking on Eun-sang to irritate Tan. Tension ensues when Young-do also falls in love with Eun-sang, and Kim Tan is forced to choose between responsibility of pursuing the family business or love.

13. Laughter in Waikiki (Welcome to Waikiki)

The story of three men who come to run a failing guesthouse called Waikiki. Complications spark when their guesthouse is visited by a single mother and her baby.

14. I’m Not a Robot

Kim Min-kyu (Yoo Seung-ho) lives an isolated life due to a severe allergy to other people. He develops extreme rashes that rapidly spread throughout his body once he makes any form of skin contact. Jo Ji-ah (Chae Soo-bin) is a woman who is trying to make it in life by creating her own businesses. However, after an encounter with Min-kyu, she ends up pretending to be a robot in place of the supposed Aji 3 robot. The Aji 3 robot was developed by Ji-ah's ex-boyfriend, professor Hong Baek-kyun (Um Ki-joon) and his team. The robot was meant to be tested by genius Min-kyu, however an accident caused the robot's battery to malfunction. As Baek-kyun modeled the robot after Ji-ah, the team ends up recruiting her to take the place of Aji 3.

15. Because This Is My First Life

House-poor Nam Se-hee (Lee Min-ki) and homeless Yoon Ji-ho (Jung So-min), both unmarried in their thirties, start living together as housemates.

[tasksweekly]

[TASK 069: KOREA]

Shout out to anon for inspiring this task! There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 1,040+ Korean faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.

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Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

NB:

Johanna Hedva (1984) Korean / White (Unspecified) - Genderqueer - artist and author.

F:

Kim Young-Ok (1937) Korean - actress.

Kim Kyung-Ran (1940) Korean - actress.

Kim Hye-ja (1941) Korean- actress.

Na Moon-hee (1941) Korean- actress.

Ban Hyo-jung / Ban Man-hee (1942) Korean - actress.

Jung Hye-Sun / Jeong Hye-Seon (1942) Korean - actress.

Yun Jeong-hee (1944) Korean- actress.

Lee Joo-Sil (1944) Korean- actress.

Kim Hae-sook (1945) Korean- actress.

Youn Yuh-Jeong (1947) Korean- actress.

Jung Young-Sook (1947) Korean- actress.

Harumi Miyako (1948) Korean/Japanese - singer.

Heo Jin (1949) Korean - actress.

Ko Du-Shim (1951) Korean - actress.

Kim Young-Ae (1980) Korean - actress.

Lee Jae-Hee (1952) Korean - actress.

Son Hee-Seon (1952) Korean - actress.

Kim Bo-Yeon (1957) Korean - actress.

Kim Sun-Hwa (1957) Korean - actress.

Lee Yong-Lee (1958) Korean - actress

Maggie Han (1959) Korean - actress

Ahn So-Young (1959) Korean - actress

Lee Bo-Hee (1959) Korean - actress

Lee Mi-sook (1960) Korean - actress.

Na Young-Hee (1960) Korean - actress.

Suzanne Whang (1962) Korean - television host, actress, comedian, radio host, published author, minister, writer, producer, and political activist.

Lee Hye-Sook (1962) Korean - actress.

Jang Hee-Soo (1963) Korean - actress.

Jung Kyung-Soon (1963) Korean - actress.

Sonja Sohn (1964) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actress.

Bae Jong-ok (1964) Korean - actress.

Jo Min-soo (1965) Korean- actress.

Jacqueline Kim (1965) Korean - writer, actress, filmmaker and composer.

Juju Chang (1965) Korean - journalist.

Bang Eun-jin (1965) Korean - actress and film director.

Kang Soo-youn (1966) Korean- actress.

Alexandra Bokyun Chun (1967) Korean - actress and filmmaker.

Bang Eun-hee / Bang Min-seo (1967) Korean - actress.

Choi Wan-Jung (1968) Korean - actress.

Seo Yi-Sook (1968) Korean - actress.

Uhm Jung-hwa (1969) Korean- actress, singer, & dancer.

Lee Kan-Hee (1969) Korean - actress.

Lee Jung-Eun (1969) Korean - actress.

Kim Ye-Ryeong (1969) Korean - actress.

Lim Sung-Min (1969) Korean - actress.

Kim Hye-soo (1970) Korean- actress.

Sandra Oh (1971) Korean- actress.

Lee Yeong-ae (1971) Korean- actress.

Kim Young-Sun (1971) Korean- actress.

Brook Antoinette Mahealani Lee / Brook Lee (1971) Korean, Native Hawaiian, Portuguese - actress, TV Host, model and beauty queen.

Yum Jung-ah (1972) Korean- actress.

Romi Park / Paku Romi (1972) Korean - actress, voice actress and singer.

Ko So-young (1972) Korean - actress and model.

Jennifer Anne Lee (1972) Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai - actress.

Shim Eun-ha (1972) Korean- actress.

Amy Anderson (1972) Korean - comedian, actress, and writer.

Jeon Mi-Sun (1972) Korean - actress.

Kim Jung-Young (1972) Korean - actress.

Kim Yun-Jin / Yunjin Kim (1973) Korean- actress.

Jeon Do-yeon (1973) Korean- actress.

So Hee-Jung (1973) Korean- actress.

Choo Sang-mi (1973) Korean- actress.

Lee Hye-Eun (1973) Korean- actress.

Kim Sun-a (1973) Korean - actress.

Jang Young-nam (1973) Korean- actress.

Chu Sang-mi (1973) Korean - actress.

Song Yoon-ah (1973) Korean - actress.

Kim Seo-Hyung (1973) Korean - actress.

Cho Eun-Sook (1973) Korean - actress.

Grace Park (1974) Korean- actress.

Moon So-ri (1974) Korean- actress.

Jang Jin-young (1974) Korean- actress.

Kim Ji-Young (1974) Korean - actress.

Yi Hong (1974) Korean - model and entertainer.

Byun Jung-soo (1974) Korean - actress and model.

Joy Osmanski (1975) Korean, Japanese - actress.

Choi Ji-woo (1975) Korean - actress.

Moon Bloodgood (1975) Korean / Dutch, Irish- actress and model.

Merle Dandridge (1975) Korean, Japanese / African American- actress and singer.

Nicole Bilderback (1975) Korean- actress.

Patricia Ja Lee (1975) Korean - actress and model.

Lee Kyung-eun / Harisu (1975) Korean - pop singer, model, and actress - trans.

Park Sung-Yeon (1975) Korean - actress.

Park Hyun-Jung (1975) Korean - actress.

Lindsay Price (1976) Korean / German, Irish- actress and singer.

Kim Bo-kyeong (1976) Korean - actress.

Ha Jae-sook (1976) Korean - actress.

Myung Se-Bin (1976) Korean - actress.

Kim Sun-Young (1976) Korean - actress.

Song Seon-Mi (1976) Korean - actress.

Wang Yoo-Sun / Yoo-Sun (1976) Korean - actress.

Park Junghyun / Lena Park (1976) Korean - singer.

Jeon Hye-Jin (1976) Korean - actress.

Kim Hee-sun (1977) Korean - actress.

Kim Hyun-joo (1977) Korean - actress.

Nicole Cabell (1977) Korean - opera singer.

Chae Jung-an (1977) Korean - actress and singer.

Choi Jung-yoon (1977) Korean - actress.

Yoon Ji-Min (1977) Korean - actress.

Choi Kang-hee (1977) Korean - actress and DJ.

Lee Sa-bi (1977) Korean - model and actress.

Sinae (1977) Korean- Singer (Lady) and actress-trans!

Chung Jae Young / J / J.ae (1977) Korean - musician.

Denyce Lawton (1978) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actress.

Masuimi Max (1978) Korean / German- actress and model.

Kim Sa-rang (1978) Korean - actress.

Park Tam-Hee (1978) Korean - actress.

Linda Park (1978) Korean- actress.

Kimberly Goss (1978) Korean / German - singer and keyboardist (Sinergy)

Ha Ji-won (1978) Korean- actress.

Kyung Soo-jin (1978) Korean - actress.

Lee Ji-Hyun (1978) Korean - actress.

Lee Chae-Yeon / Chae Yeon (1978) Korean - singer.

Tomika Skanes (1978) Korean / African American - model and actress.

Karen Lee Orzolek / Karen O (1970) Korean / Polish - singer and musician.

Liz Cho (1970) Korean / AshkenaziYang So-Min Jewish - tv personality.

Sung-Hi Lee (1970) Korean - model and actress.

Kim Do-Young (1970) Korean - actress.

Park Chae-rim (1979) Korean - actress.

Yang So-Min (1979) Korean - actress.

Im Soo-jung (1979) Korean- actress.

Lee Hee-Jin (1979) Korean- actress.

Bae Doo-na / Bae Doona (1979) Korean- actress.

Park Soo-ae (1979) Korean- actress.

Kim Gyu-ri (1979) Korean- actress.

Lee Na-young (1979) Korean - actress.

Park Si-yeon (1979) Korean - actress.

Nicole Tubiola (1979) Italian [including Sicilian] / Korean, other - actress.

Ursula Mayes (1979) Korean, German, Native American (Unspecified) - actress.

Jennifer Lim (1979) Korean, Chinese - actress.

Yoo Ji-Yeon (1979) Korean - actress.

Kim Min-Joo (1979) Korean - actress.

Ameriie Mi Marie Rogers/Amerie (1980) Korean / Black (unspecified)- singer-songwriter and actress.

Esther Ku (1980) Korean - comedian and tv personality.

Lee Eun-ju (1980) Korean - actress.

Kim Young-Ae (1980) Korean - actress.

Yoon Se-Ah (1980) Korean - actress.

Eun Joo-Hee (1980) Korean - actress.

Seo Young-Hee (1980) Korean - actress.

Kong Hyo-jin (1980) Korean- actress.

Ameriie Mi Marie Rogers / Amerie / Ameriie (1980) African-American / Korean - singer, songwriter, author, actress and record producer.

Kim Tae-hee (1980) Korean - actress.

Seo Yeong-hee (1980) Korean- actress.

Han Chae-young (1980) Korean - actress.

Ban Min-jung (1980) Korean- actress.

Jang Yoon-ju (1980) Korean - model, television personality, singer-songwriter and actress.

Kim Hye-Na (1980) Korean - actress.

Kim So-Yeon (1980) Korean - actress.

Lim Soo-Jung (1980) Korean - actress.

Gong Hyo-jin (1980) Korean - actress.

Oh Yoon-ah (1980) Korean - actress and former racing model.

Lee Si-yeon (1980) Korean- actress and model. -trans!

Song Hye-Kyo (1981) Korean- actress.

Lee In-Hye (1981) Korean- actress.

Cha Soo-Yeon (1981) Korean- actress.

Wang Bit-Na (1981) Korean- actress.

Sun Park (1981) Korean - singer, actress and entertainer.

Song Ji-hyo (1981) Korean- actress and model.

Jun Ji-hyun/Gianna Jun (1981) Korean- actress.

Chae Min-seo (1981) Korean- actress.

Jang Na-ra (1981) Korean - musician, record producer and actress.

Jung Ryeo-won (1981) Korean- actress.

Jo Eun-ji (1981) Korean- actress.

Han Ye-seul (1981) Korean - actress.

Kwak Hyun-hwa (1981) Korean - actress, comedian, model and singer.

Kim So-eun (1981) Korean - actress.

Hwang Eun-Su (1981) Korean - actress.

Natasha Shanta Reid / Yoon Mi-rae (1981) Korean / Scottish, African-American - rapper and musician.

Cher Tenbush (1981) Korean - ctress, host, reality television participant and model.

Han Ga-in (1982) Korean - actress.

Lee Si-Young (1982) Korean - actress.

Janice Vidal (1982) Chinese, Filipino, Korean - singer.

Son Ye-jin (1982) Korean- actress.

Kim Hye-Hwa (1982) Korean - actress.

Kim Ah-joong (1982) Korean - actress, model and singer.

Kang Hye-jeong (1982) Korean- actress.

Park Hyo-Joo (1982) Korean - actress.

Han Ji-min (1982) Korean - actress.

Keum Dan-Bi (1982) Korean - actress.

Jo Kyung-jin/An Jo (1982) Korean- actress.

Kim Ah-jung (1982) Korean- actress, model, & singer.

Lee El (1982) Korean-actress

Jung Soo-Young (1982) Korean - actress.

Kim Min-Hee (1982) Korean - actress and model.

Yoo In-na (1982) Korean - actress and DJ.

Lee Mi-Do (1982) Korean - actress.

Oh Yeon-A / Kim Mi-Ae (1981) Korean - actress.

Lucia Micarelli (1983) Korean, Italian - actress and violinist.

Jennifer Field (1983) Korean / English, Irish, German- actress.

Jamie Chung (1983) Korean- actress and former television personality.

Han Yeo-reum (1983) Korean- actress.

Lee Hyun-yi (1983) Korean - model.

Jung Yu-mi (1983) Korean- actress.

Park Hee-Von (1983) Korean- actress.

Han Jin (1983) Korean - model.

Lee Ha-nui (1983) Korean - actress, model, musician, gayageum player and a beauty pageant titleholder.

Ruthie Ann Miles (1983) Korean/ possibly English - actress.

Vivian Bang (1983) Korean - actress.

Hettienne Park (1983) Korean - actress and writer.

Yuna Ito (1983) Japanese / Korean - artist.

Sonim (1983) Korean - singer and actress.

Hee-Sun Lee / HeeSun Lee (1983) Korean - musician.

Kang Ye-bin (1983) Korean - tv personality.

Jeong Ju-Hee (1983) Korean - actress.

Lee Honey (1983) Korean - actress and beauty pagent winner.

Yoon Seung-Ah (1983) Korean - actress.

Oh Su-Ah (1983) Korean - actress.

Kim Sa-Hee (1983) Korean - actress.

Park Han-byul (1984) Korean - actress and model.

Jang Shin-Young (1984) Korean - actress.

Song Lee-Woo (1984) Korean - actress.

Kim Min-Seo (1984) Korean - actress.

Yoon Eun-hye (1984) Korean - actress, director, singer, entertainer and model.

Mia Sable (1984) Korean / Choctaw, German - actress and singer-songwriter.

Lee Da-hae (1984) Korean - actress.

Celeste Thorson (1984) Korean, Scottish, Irish / Mexican (Mescalero Apache, Spanish), Lebanese, Syrian, English - actress, model, and screenwriter.

Shin Min-ah (1984) Korean- actress and model.

Han Ye-ri (1984) Korean- actress.

Priscilla Ahn (1984) German, possibly other / Korean - singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist.

Ku Hye-sun (1984) Korean - actress, singer-songwriter, director and artist.

Smith Cho (1985) Korean- actress.

Lee Sae-Byul (1985) Korean- actress.

Jarah Mariano (1984) Native Hawaiian, Korean, likely Chinese - model.

Soo Yeon Lee (1984) Korean - table tennis player, model, actress and coach.

Claudia Kim (1985) Korean- actress and model.

Lee Sung-min / Clara Lee (1985) Korean - actress and model.

Yuri Tag (1985) Korean - dancer (Kaba Modern)

Park Ah-In (1985) Korean - actress.

Jo Ki-Bbeum (1985) Korean - actress.

Kim Ji-Hyun / Lee El (1985) Korean - actress.

Kim Ha-Yun (1985) Korean - actress.

Jeon So-min (1986) Korean - actress.

Kim Min-Jwa (1986) Korean - actress.

Lee Do-Ah (1986) Korean - actress.

Park Seul-Ki (1986) Korean - actress.

Jung Ae-Youn (1986) Korean - actress.

Hong Soo-A (1986) Korean - actress.

Lee Pa-ni (1986) Korean - model and actress.

Crystal Kay (1986) Korean / African-American - singer, songwriter, radio host and actress.

Bae Seul-ki (1986) Korean - singer and actress.

Kwon Bo-ah / BoA (1986) Korean - singer and actress.

Pom Klementieff (1986) Korean / Russian- actress.

Jenna Ushkowitz (1986) Korean- actress.

Moon Chae-won (1986) Korean - actress.

Sheena Sakai (1986) Korean / Japanese - model, singer, and actress.

Kim Gee-yang (1986)-Korean-model

Min Hyo-rin (1986) Korean-actress

Yoo Yeon-Ji (1986) Korean - actress.

Park Min-young (1986) Korean - actress.

Park Si-hyun (1986) Korean- idol (Spica)

Charlyne Yi (1986) Korean, Mexican, Irish, German, French, possibly Yuki / Filipino, possibly some Spanish -  actress, comedian, musician and writer.

Alice Greczyn (1986) French, Japanese, and Polish, with smaller amounts of Chinese, Korean, German, Irish, Native American (Unspecified), Scottish, English, Greek, Hungarian, Turkish, Swedish, and Czech - actress and model.

Jeon Boram (1986) Korean - singer and actress.

Park Sojin (1986) Korean - idol (Girl’s Day)

Park Suju / Soo Joo Park (1986) Korean - model.

Ban Se-jung / Kim Se-jung (1986) Korean - actress.

Baek Ok-dam (1986) Korean - actress.

Lee Soon-kyu . Sunny (1989) Korean - idol (Girls' Generation)

Son Ga-In (1987) Korean- singer, actress, & entertainer.

Gina Jane Choi / G.NA (1987) Korean - singer and actress.

Samantha Futerman (1987) Korean - actress.

Jung Yoon-Sun (1987) Korean - actress

Kwon Eun-Soo (1987) Korean - actress

Moon Geun-young (1987) Korean- actress.

Kang Seung-hyun (1987) Korean - model.

Kim Ok-bin (1987) Korean- actress.

Chun Woo-hee (1987) Korean- actress.

Choi Han-bit (1987)-Korean- model and Idol (Mercury)-trans

Han Hyo-joo (1987) Korean - actress.

JinJoo Lee (1987) Korean - musician.

Song Haena (1987)Korean-model

Dia Frampton (1987) Korean / English, Dutch - singer.

Clara Chung / Clara C (1987) Korean - singer and songwriter.

Hori Eriko (1988) Korean / Japanese - singer, actress and voice actress.

Park Na-rae- (1988) Korean- idol (Spica)

Hana Mae Lee (1988) Korean - actress, model, comedian, and fashion designer.

Lim Ju-eun (1988) Korean - actress.

Tessa Ludwick (1988) Korean - actress.

Ryu Sun-Young (1988) Korean - actress.

Jeong Da-Sol (1988) Korean - actress.

Ham Eun-Jung (1988) Korean - actress.

Seo Yoon-A (1988) Korean - actress.

Kim Joon-Hyung (1988) Korean - actress.

Nam Bo-ra (1989) Korean - actress.

Yoo Joo-yi (1989) Korean- Soloist

Wie Seong-Mi (1989) Korean - golfer.

Park Min-ji (1989) Korean - actress.

Oh Hye-rin / Raina (1989) Korean - singer.

Park Ye-eun / Yenny (1989) Korean - singer.

Choi Minji / Min Soa (1989) Korean - singer.

Bae Geu-rin (1989) Korean - actress.

Kim Soo-Yeon (1989) Korean - actress.

Hong Ah-Reum (1989) Korean - actress.

Kim Ga-Eun (1989) Korean - actress.

Amy Lee / Ailee / Hangul (1989) Korean - singer.

Mikayla Campbell (1990) Korean, Greek, Spanish- actress.

Chanel Iman (1990) Korean, African American / African American- model.

Kang So-ra (1990) Korean- actress.

Kim Bo-mi (1990) Korean-soloist

Kim Eun-Young (1990) Korean-soloist

Kim Tae-Ri (1990) Korean-actress

Shin Se-Kyung (1990) Korean - actres.

Jin-joo Lee (1990) Korean- Musician (DNCE)

Lee Sung-kyung (1990) Korean - model and actress.

Go Ara (1990) Korean - actress and model.

Park Bo-young (1990) Korean- actress

Im Yoon-ah / Yoona (1990) Korean - singer and actress.

Jung Min-joo / Joo (1990) Korean - singer and actress.

Song Jun-hee (1990) Korean- actress and idol (Hello Venus)

Sarah Oh (1990) Korean, German - actress and model.

Park Mi-yeon / Serri (1990) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)

Baek Jin-hee (1990) Korean - actress.

Oh Ha-Nee (1990) Korean - actress.

Serena Jung (1991) Korean-American - Instagrammer.

Park So-Dam (1991) Korean- actress.

Cho Ja-young / Ah Youn (1991) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)

Kim Go-eun (1991) Korean- actress.

Kwon Nara (1991) Korean- actress and idol (hello venus)

Lee Joo-young (1991) Korean- actress

Nam Yu-jeong (1991) Korean-actress

Shin Bora/Hana (1991)-Korean- idol (Gugudan)

Won Min-ji/Anda (1991) Korean- soloist

Jung Yeon-Joo (1991) Korean - actress.

Yoo Hyun-Ji (1991) Korean - actress.

Yoo Hyun-young / Hyunyoung (1991) Korean - singer and model.

Bae Joo-hyu / Irene (1991) Korean - singer, tv host and actress.

Lee Eunjung / Jaeyoon (1991) Korean - singer.

Michelle Lee (1991) Korean / African-American - singer.

Eunice Cho (1991) Korean-American - actress.

Bae Woo-hee / Woohee (1991) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)

Yang Jung-yoon / Jiyul (1991) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)

Nicole Jung (1991) Korean - idol (Kara)

Kim Seul-Gi (1991) Korean- actress.

Ko Ah-sung (1992) Korean- actress.

Kim Ah-young/Yura (1992) Korean - idol (Girl’s Day)

Kim Eun-mi (1992)Korean-soloist

Kim Yu-jeong (1992) Korean - idol (Laboum)

Kim Hee-jung (1992)Korean-actress

Lee Keum-jo (1992) Korean- idol (Nine Muses)

Kim Ji-won (1992) Korean - actress.

Yoon Da-Young (1992) Korean - actress.

Grace Kelly (1992) Korean - musician, singer and entertainer.

Seo Yuna (1992) Korean- actress and idol (AOA)

Kim Hyun-ah / Hyuna (1992) Korean - singer and dancer.

Kim Min-ji / Seo Min-ji (1992) Korean - actress.

Ahn So-hee / Sohee (1992) Korean - actress and singer.

Mizusawa Erena (1992) Japanese, Korean - model and actress.

Sora Choi (1992) Korean - model.

Ahn Ji-hyun (1992) Korean - actress.

Lee Ellen Serine/Kasper (1993) ¾ Korean, ¼ Japanese - idol (Play the Siren).

Byun Jungha (1993)- Korean- Model

Choi Jun-hee (1993)-Korean-Soloist

Bang Min-ah / Minah (1993) Korean - singer and acress (Girl's Day)

Jo Min-hee (1993)-Korean- idol (Stellar)

Jung Mi-mi (1993)-Korean-idol (Gugudan)

Kim Song-yi (1993) Korean-Soloist

Serine Lee / Kasper (1993) ¼ Japanese ¾ Korean - singer and YouTuber.

Park Ji-yeon / Jiyeon (1993) Korean - singer and actress.

Park Se-hee (1993) Korean-idol (Bulldok)

Seo Hye-rin (1993) Korean-idol (Exid)

Hannah Quinlivan (1993) Irish, possibly other / Taiwanese, Korean - actress and model.

Yoo Ji-ae (1993) Korean- Idol (Lovelyz)

Sonia Ursu-Kim (1993) Korean / Romanian - basketball player.

Na Whan (1993) Korean - idol (Lip B).

Juliane Alfieri / Juliane (1993) Korean / German-Italian - singer.

Lee Ji-eun / IU  (1993) Korean - singer, songwriter and actress.

Lee Soo-jung / Crystal Yi / Chai (1993) Korean - singer.

Kim Hye-In (1993) Korean - actress.

Son Na-Eun (1994) Korean - actress and singer.

Han Bo-bae (1994) Korean - actress.

Lee Ji-Won (1994) Korean - actress.

Park Ji-Hyun (1994) Korean - actress.

Bae Noo-ri (1994) Korean-actress.

Lita Rinrapat (1994) Thai, Korean, English / Chinese, Minahasan Indonesian - dancer and trainee (Sound Cream Entertainment).

Chae Soobin (1994) Korean-actress.

Jeon Yoo-ri (1994) Korean-idol (Stellar)

Jung So-yeon (1994) Korean - idol (Laboum)

Ji Su-Min  (1994) Korean-idol (Sonamoo)

Bae Jin-ye/ZN (1994) Korean - idol (Laboum)

Bae Su-ji / Bae Suzy (1994) Korean - singer and actress.

Tiana Tolstoi (1994) Korean / Serbian, Russian - model.

Lee Hye-ri (1994) Korean - idol (Girl’s Day)

Park Su-bin / Subin (1994) Korean - singer and tv host.

HyoJung (1994) Korean - musician.

Jin Se-yeon (1994) Korean - actress.

Kwon So-Hyun (1994) Korean - actress.

Megan Lee (1995) Korean - singer and actress.

Jo Eun-ae (1995) Korean-idol (Sonamoo)

Kim So-jung/Sowon (1995) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Im Nayeon (1995) Korean - idol (Twice).

Kim Na-young (1995) Korean- Gugudan

Lim Na-young (1995) Korean-idol (Pristin)

Nam Ji-hyun (1995) Korean-actress

Yeom Hae-in (1995) Korean - idol (Laboum)

Park Jung-hwa (1995) Korean-idol (EXID)

Katie Chang (1995) Korean (paternal grandfather), Irish, German - actress.

Kim Ji-yeon / Bona (1995) Korean - singer (Cosmic Girls)

Yoo Jeongyeon (1996) Korean - idol (Twice).

Oh Ha-young / Hayoung  (1996) Korean - singer and actress.

Jung Yerin (1996) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Ahn Chae-hee (1996) Korean-idol (Sol-T)

Ahn Chae-yeon (1996) Korean-idol (Hello Venus)

Choi Yu-jin (1996) Korean-idol (CLC)

Ham Sae-byeol (1996) Korean-idol (Matilda)

Jang So-jin (1996) Korean- idol (Gugudan)

Kim Miso (1996) Korean-idol (Girls Girls)

Fivel Stewart (1996) Japanese, Chinese, Korean / Scottish, Russian, Blackfoot (Unconfirmed) - actress.

Lee Su-hyun (1996)-Korean-idol (Day Day)

Park Soo-young (1996)-Korean-idol (Melody Day)  

Lee Soo-Kyung (1996) Korean - actress.

Choi Yoona (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)

Kim Do-eun (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)

Kim Do-eun/Daeun (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)

Jeon Ga-eun (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)

Mun Ka-Young (1994) Korean - actress.

Kang Ye-Won / Seo Ha (1994) Korean - actress.

Ahn Sol-bin (1997) Korean - musician.

Park Jihyo (1997) Korean - idol (Twice).

Jung Eun-bi/Eunha (1997) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Choi Yuna/Yuju (1997) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Sydney Park (1997) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actress and comedian.

Ahn Solbin (1997) Korean- Actress and Idol (Laboum)

Choi Yoon-sun (1997) Korean-idol (Sonamoo)

Kang Kyung-won (1997) Korean-idol (Pristin)

Jo Ha-seul (1997) Korean - idol (Loona)

Lee Hojeong (1997)-Korean-actress and model

Kim Jin-kyung (1997) Korean - model.

Piper Curda (1997) Korean / English, Scottish - actress and singer.

Tia Hwang Cuevas / Tia (1997) Korean / Puerto-Rican and German - singer and dancer.

Melanie Aurora Lee / Melanie (1997) Korean / Italian-German - dancer.

Lee Ho-jung (1997) Korean - actress.

Kim Hyu-na (1997) Korean - idol (Marmello)

Kim Dahyun (1998) Korean - idol (Twice).

Hwang Eunbi/SinB (1998) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Kim Ye-won/Umji (1998) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Park Ji-won (1998) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Seo Shin-ae (1998) Korean - actress.

Lee Su-ji (1998) Korean - singer.

Kim You-Jung (1999) Korean - actress.

Son Chaeyoung (1999) Korean - idol (Twice).

Choi Yoojung (1999) Korean-idol (Weki Meki)

Kim Do-yeon (1999) Korean - musician.

Kim So-hyun (1999) Korean - actress

Yim Dayoung (1999) Korean-idol (WJSN)

Lee Jinsook /  Yeoreum (1999)-. Idol (WJSN)

Kim Ye Rim/Yeri (1999)-Idol (WJSN)

Yoo Yeon Jung (1999)- Idol (WJSN)

Choi Yu Jung (1999)-Idol (Gugudan)

Kwon Chae-won/Eunchae (1999) Korean - Idol (Dia)

Kim Chae Hyun (1999) Korean -  Idol (Bonus Baby)

Lee Yoo Na/Keina (1999) Korean - Idol (H.U.B)

Kim Ye Won/Yehna (1999) Korean- Idol (Pristin)

Bae Sung Yeon/Shannon (1999) Korean-Idol (Pristin)

Choi Yoona/Bella- (1999) Korean-Idol (Elris)

Yang Hye Sung(1999)  Korean-Idol (Elris)

Lee Yu Kyung (1999) Korean Idol  (Elris)

Kang Mina (1999) Korean - idol (gugudan)

Kim So hee (1999)Korean - Idol (Elris)

Kwon Eun Bin- (2000) Korean-Idol (CLC)

Kim Hyun-soo (2000) Korean - actress.

Nancy Jewel McDonie / Nancy (2000) Korean / American - singer.

Kim Sae-ron (2000) Korean- actress.

Jeon Heejin (2000) Korean - idol (Loona)

Kim Hyang-gi (2000) Korean - actress.

Lee Jinsol (2001) Korean - musician.

No Jeong-ee (2001) Korean - actress.

Jeon So-mi (2001) Korean / Dutch-Canadian - singer.

Kim Hwan-hee (2002) Korean - actress.

Ahn Seo-hyun (2004) Korean - actress.

Seon Hwang (?) Korean - model.

Lori Thomas / Lori (?) Korean / Caucasian.

Diana Bang (?) Korean - actress, writer and producer.

Esther K. Chae (?) Korean - actress and writer.

M. J. Kang (?) Korean - playwright and actress.

Lela Lee (?) Korean - actress and cartoonist.

Soon Hee Newbold (?) Korean - composer, conductor, musician, and actress.

Mia Park (?) Korean - TV show host, actress, drummer, and yoga instructor.

Susan Park (?) Korean - actress.

Hyung-ki Joo (?) Korean - pianist and composer.

Jun Young Choi (?) Korean - model.

Gian Yoo (?) Korean - model.

Ji Young Kwak (?) Korean - model.

Pong Lee (?) Korean - model.

So Young Kang (?) Korean - model.

Ji Hye Park (?) Korean - model.

Sungshin Kim (?) Korean - idol (Rose Quartz).

Pani (?) Korean- Youtuber -Trans!

Youngsim (?) Korean- Youtuber- Trans!

Mimi (?) Korean- Youtuber- Trans!

Kim Jin-Seon (?) Korean- actress- Trans!

Cha Sevin (?) Korean- actress and singer- Trans!

Sahara (?) Korean- model and singer (Lady)- Trans!

Mini (?) Korean- beauty pageant winner - Trans!

Aja Kim (?) Korean - singer and songwriter.

Kathleen Kim (?) Korean - soprano.

Heather Park (?) Korean - singer.

Susie Suh (?) Korean - singer.

Eliza Yang (?) Korean - writer, publisher and entrepreneur

Gabi Moon (?) Korean - Instagrammer.

Chaeeun Sarah Lee (?) Korean - Instagrammer.

Bba_na_na (?) Korean - Instagrammer.

Irene Kim (?) Korean - Instagrammer.

Jo Soo-Ha (?) Korean - actress.

Kim Kyung-Yoon (?) Korean - actress.

Lee Sae Ro Mi (?) Korean - actress.

Lee Bong-Ryun (?) Korean - actress.

Nam Sang-Ran (?) Korean - actress.

Oh Joo-Hee (?) Korean - actress.

Kim Dong-Joo (?) Korean - actress.

Nam Jeong-Hee (?) Korean - actress.

Lee Min-Ji (?) Korean - actress.

Lee Deok-Hee (?) Korean - actress.

Lee Sae-rom (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Song Ha-young (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Jang Gyu-ri (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Roh Ji-sun (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Lee Seo-yeon (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Lee Chae-young (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Lee Na-gyung (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Baek Ji-heon (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Problematic/Otherwise don’t use:

Lee Hyo-ri (1979) Korean - singer, record producer, activist, actress and presenter  - cultural appropriation.

Park Ji Young / Kahi (1980) Korean - singer - cultural appropriation.

Kim Jungah / Jung-A (1983) Korean - idol (After School) - cultural appropriation.

Sandara Park / Dora (1984) Korean - cultural appropriation.

Arden Cho (1985) Korean- actress - cultural appropriation.

Kim Yu-jin / UEE (1988) Korean - idol (After School) - cultural appropriation.

Yoon Bo-ra (1989) Korean - singer and actress - really gross skit on SNL Korea where she played Pocahontas.

Kiko Mizuhara (1990) English, likely Scottish and German / Zainichi Korean - model, actress, and designer - cultural appropriation and blackface.

Heo Ga-yoon / Gayoon (1990) Korean - singer and actress - cultural appropriation.

Esom (1990) Korean - actress and model - cultural appropriation.

Lee Chae-rin / CL (1991) Korean - singer and rapper - cultural appropriation.

Im Jin-ah / Nana (1991) Korean - actress, singer, and model - cultural appropriation.

Moon Byul-yi / Moonbyul (1992) Korean - rapper, singer and actress. -cultural appropriation

Chrystal Soo Jung / Krystal Jung (1994) Korean - singer and actress - cultural appropriation.

Kim Bo Ra/SuA (1994) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Kim Ji Yoo/JiU (1994) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Lee Siyeon (1995) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Kim Jisoo (1995) Korean - idol (Black Pink) - cultural appropriation.

Jennie Kim (1996) Korean - idol (Black Pink) - cultural appropriation.

Roseanne Park / Rose Park / Park Chaeyoung (Black Pink) - cultural appropriation.

Kim Yoohyeon (1997) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Lee Yoobin / Dami (1997) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Lee Gahyeon (1999) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Hina (?) Korean - cultural appropriation and blackface.

Choi Cho / Rubber Band (?) Korean - cultural appropriation.

Kim / Rubber Band (?) Korean - cultural appropriation.

Son Seung-wan AKA Wendy / Red Velvet (1994) Korean - imitated black people on a radio show.

Kim Tae-yeon AKA Taeyeon / Girls' Generation (1989) Korean - said alicia keys was pretty for a black girl.

Stephanie Young Hwang AKA Tiffany / Girls' Generation (1989) Korean -  promoted colorist mess on her instagram by applying emojis to her fellow members based on how dark she thinks their skin is.

Choi Soo-young / Sooyoung (1990) Korean - send a food truck to the set of her fellow member yuri's drama with a banner that said "thank you for making our yuri look light" here and "yuri's skin is dark, so it doesn't look that clean"

Margaret Cho (1968) Korean - ableism.

Choi Jin-ri / Sulli (1994) Korean - defended a pedophile.

M:

Park Geun-Hyung (1940) Korean- actor.

Kim Sung-Kyum (1941) Korean- actor.

Baek Il-seob (1944) Korean - actor.

Jang Yong (1945) Korean - actor.

Jang Hang-seon (1947) Korean- actor.

Baek Yoon-Sik (1947) Korean - actor.

Han Jin-hie (1949) Korean- actor.

Lee Jong-Goo (1950) Korean- actor.

Woo Sang-Jeon (1950) Korean- actor.

Lim Byung-Ki (1950) Korean- actor.

Ahn Sung-ki (1952) Korean- actor.

Hakuryu (1952) Korean - actor.

Kim Myung-Gon (1952) Korean - actor.

Jang Gwang (1952) Korean - actor.

Heo Gi-Ho (1952) Korean - actor.

Moon Sung-Geun (1953) Korean - actor.

Moon Chang-Kil (1953) Korean - actor.

Jung Han-Yong (1954) Korean - actor.

Kim Jong-Goo (1955) Korean - actor.

Min Kyung-Jin (1955) Korean - actor.

Kim Kap-su (1957) Korean- actor.

Kim Jung-Soo (1957) Korean - actor.

Aleksandr Khvan (1957) Korean - director and actor.

Song Young-Chang (1958) Korean - actor.

Kwon Bum-Taek (1958) Korean - actor.

Choi Jung-Woo (1958) Korean - actor.

Kang Nam-Kil (1958) Korean - actor.

Paul Pesco (1959) Korean / Sicilian - musician.

Nam Myung-Ryul (1959) Korean - actor.

Ahn Suk-Hwan (1959) Korean - actor.

Chang Kim Sung (1960) Korean - actor.

Cheon Ho-Jin (1960) Korean - actor.

Kang Shin-Il (1960) Korean - actor.

Yoon-il Auh (1961) Korean - educator, violinist and composer.

Ryu Tae-Ho (1962) Korean - actor.

Choi Min-sik (1962) Korean- actor.

Jo Young-Jin (1962) Korean- actor.

Son Byung-ho (1962) Korean- actor.

Yoo Hyung-Gwan (1962) Korean- actor.

Tomoyasu Hotei / Hotei Tomoyasu (1962) Korean / Russian, Japanese - musician, singer-songwriter, composer, record producer and actor.

Lee Gi-yeong (1963) Korean- actor.

Kim Il-Woo (1963) Korean- actor.

Kim Seung-Wook (1963) Korean- actor.

Tsuyoshi Ihara / Ihara Tsuyoshi (1963) Korean - actor and author.

Park Joong-hoon (1964) Korean- actor.

Woo Hyeon (1964) Korean- actor.

Ahn Nae-sang (1964) Korean- actor.

Choi Jae-Sung (1964) Korean- actor.

Lee Byung-Joon (1964) Korean- actor.

Lee Doo-Il (1964) Korean- actor.

Jung In-Gi (1964) Korean- actor.

Bae Do-Hwan (1964) Korean- actor.

Aaron Ikeda (1965) Korean / Japanese- actor.

Kim Roe-ha (1965) Korean - actor.

Park Min-Hee (1965) Korean - actor.

Sung Min-Soo (1965) Korean - actor.

Song Young-Jae (1965) Korean - actor.

Jo Sung-ha (1966) Korean - actor.

Lee Chang-Hoon (1966) Korean - actor.

Kwon Yong-Woon (1966) Korean - actor.

Shin Jung-Keun (1966) Korean - actor.

Cho Seong-Ha (1966) Korean - actor.

Lee Won-Jong (1966) Korean - actor.

Kim Byung-Choon (1966) Korean - actor.

Lee Hyun-woo / Jessie Lee (1966) Korean - singer and actor.

Fred Armisen (1966) Korean, German,  Venezuelan - actor, comedian, singer, musician, writer, director, and producer.

Christopher Ju / Kato (1986) Korean - producer.

Song Kang-ho (1967) Korean- actor.

Hong Sung-Duk (1967) Korean- actor.

Kim Jung-Pal (1967) Korean- actor.

Sung Dong-Il (1967) Korean - actor.

Sol Kyung-gu (1967) Korean- actor.

John Myung (1967) Korean - bassist (Dream Theater)

Park Chul-Min (1967) Korean - actor.

Son Jong-Hak (1967) Korean - actor.

Kim Yun-Seok (1967) Korean - actor.

Lee Doll-Hyung (1967) Korean - actor.

Byron Lawson (1968) Korean, Cantonese, Japanese- actor.

Daniel Dae Kim (1968) Korean- actor.

Shin Hyeon-jun (1968) Korean- actor.

Sung Ji-Ru (1968) Korean - actor.

Choi Moo-Sung (1968) Korean - actor.

Park Ki-Ryoong (1968) Korean - actor.

Sun Wook-Hyun (1968) Korean - actor.

Lee Sung-Min (1968) Korean - actor.

Lee Sol-Gu (1968) Korean - actor.

Hong Il-Kwon (1968) Korean - actor.

Park Sang-Myeon (1968) Korean - actor.

Eric Steinberg (1969) Korean / White- actor.

Ken Jeong (1969) Korean- actor and comedian.

Ji Dae-han (1969) Korean- actor.

Rex Lee (1969) Korean - actor.

Yu Hae-Jin (1969) Korean - actor.

Seo Jin-Won (1969) Korean - actor.

Kim Seung-Woo (1969) Korean - actor.

Lee Jong-Won (1969) Korean - actor.

Kam Woo-sung (1970) Korean- actor.

Lee Byung-hun (1970) Korean- actor, singer, & model.

Hwang Jung-min (1970) Korean- actor.

Lee Sung-jae (1970) Korean- actor.

Jung Joon-Ho (1970) Korean- actor.

Yoo Hae-jin (1970) Korean- actor.

Ko Chang-Seok (1970) Korean- actor.

Ryoo Seung-Ryong (1970) Korean - actor.

Jeon Bae-Su (1970) Korean - actor.

Lee Hae-Young (1970) Korean - actor.

Kim Sang-Ho (1970) Korean - actor.

Lim Ho (1970) Korean - actor.

Choi Cheol-Ho (1970) Korean - actor.

C.S. Lee (1971) Korean - actor.

Park Hyuk-Kwon (1971) Korean - actor.

Jang Suk-Hyun (1971) Korean- actor.

Will Yun Lee (1971) Korea- actor and martial artist.

Rick Yune (1971) Mongolian Korean - actor and former model.

Ma Dong-seok (1971) Korean-Actor

Ryu Tae-joon (1971) Korean- actor and singer.

Michael Kang (1971) Korean - musician (The String Cheese Incident)

Kenneth Choi (1971) Korean - actor.

Jang Hyuk-Jin (1971) Korean - actor.

Choi Kwon (1971) Korean - actor.

Jung Suk-Yong (1971) Korean - actor.

Lim Seung-Dae (1971) Korean - actor.

Park Yong-Woo (1971) Korean - actor.

Bobby Lee (1971) Korean - actor and comedian.

Jang Dong-gun (1972) Korean - actor.

Ri Min (1972) Korean - actor.

Lee Joon-Hyuk (1972) Korean - actor.

Bae Yong-joon (1972) Korean- actor.

David William No (1972) Korean / white- actor.

Lee Suk-Joon (1972) Korean - actor.

Lee Jung-jae (1972) Korean- actor and former model.

John Cho (1972) Korean- actor and musician.

Sung Kang (1972) Korean- actor.

Kim Sang-kyung (1972) Korean- actor.

Kim Myung-min (1972) Korean- actor.

Cha Soon-Bae (1972) Korean - actor.

Kim Jung-Tae (1972) Korean - actor.

Oh Jae-Kun (1972) Korean - actor.

Kim Gil-Dong (1972) Korean - actor.

George Han Kim / Johan Kim (1973) Korean - singer and record producer.

Yoon Sang-hyun (1973) Korean-actor

Kim Seung-Su (1973) Korean - actor.

Im Chang-jung (1973) Korean- actor & singer.

Tim Kang (1973) Korean- actor.

Jo Suk-Hyun (1973) Korean- actor.

Han Jung-Soo (1973) Korean-actor

David Lee McInnis (1973) Korean/German/Irish-Actor, producer, director

Jo Han-Chul (1973) Korean - actor.

Park Sung-Woong (1973) Korean - actor.

Choi Jae-Sup (1973) Korean - actor.

Park Jin-Woo (1973) Korean - actor.

Michael Yo (1974) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actor, television host, & standup comedian.

Randall Park (1974) Korean- actor.

Jo Jae-Yun (1974) Korean - actor.

Hwang Tae-Gwang (1974) Korean - actor.

Timmy Hung / Hung Tin-ming (1974) Korean, Ningbo - actor.

Jeff Schroeder (1974) German, Korean - musician (The Smashing Pumpkins)

Tiger JK (1974) Korean - idol (Drunken Tiger)

James Kyson (1975) Korean- actor.

Eugene Park (1975) Korean - electronic vocalist.

Kim Young-Jae (1975) Korean - actor.

Kim Sung-Su (1975) Korean - actor.

Karl Yune (1975) Mongolian Korean - actor.

Lee Sun-Kyun (1975) Korean - actor.

Son Byung-Wook (1975) Korean - actor.

Jung Sung-Hwa (1975) Korean - actor.

Jung Min-Sung (1975) Korean - actor.

Kim Tae-Hoon (1975) Korean - actor.

Johnny Yong Bosch (1976) Korean / German, Irish- actor, voice actor, & musician.

Jang Hyuk (1976) Korean - actor.

Lim Jung-Woon (1976) Korean - actor.

Kim Jung-Hyun (1976) Korean - actor.

Shin Dam-Soo (1976) Korean - actor.

Geum Kwang-San (1976) Korean - actor.

Yeo Min-Gyu (1976) Korean - actor.

Park Jung-Chul (1976) Korean - actor.

Kim Seung-Hoon (1976) Korean - actor.

Kwon Sang-woo (1976) Korean - actor.

Choi Won-Young (1976) Korean - actor.

Jung Hyun-Suk (1976) Korean - actor.

Oh Ji-ho (1976) Korean- actor.

Yoo Seung-jun / Steve Yoo (1976) Korean - idol.

Cheon Seong-Hun (1976) Korean- actor.

Hines Ward (1976) Korean / African- American football player.

Park Hae-Joon (1976) Korean - actor.

Kim Joon-Won (1976) Korean - actor.

Jung Sang-Hoo (1976) Korean - actor.

Brian Tee (1977) Korean / Japanese- actor.

So Ji-Seob (1977) Korean - actor.

Heo Sung-Tae (1977) Korean - actor.

Rich Ceraulo (1977) Korean,Japanese,Italian,Irish,Native American (unspecified)-Actor

Joe Hahn (1977) Korean - musician.

Park Jae-sang / Psy (1977) Korean - idol.

Jon Gosselin (1977) Korean / French-Canadian, Irish, Welsh, 1/1024 Portuguese - tv personality.

Ha Jung-woo (1978) Korean- actor.

Jo Shin-Je / Jo Woo-Jin (1978) Korean - actor.

Soo Go (1978) Korean - actor.

Lee Si-Hwan (1978) Korean - actor.

Kim In-Kwon (1978) Korean - actor.

Choi Gwi-Hwa (1978) Korean - actor.

Kim Ki-Moo (1978) Korean - actor.

Danny Ahn (1978) Korean - idol. (g.o.d)

Carlos Galvan (1978) Korean / Mexican - musician.

BJ Penn (1978) Korean, Irish, English and Pacific Islander - MMA fighter.

Arai Hirofumi (1979) Korean - actor.

Ha Dong-hoon(Haha) (1979) Korean- singer, & variety show host.

Jeom Deok-su/Daniel Henney (1979) Korean / Irish- actor and model.

Aaron Yoo (1979) Korean - actor.

Gong Yoo (1979) Korean-Actor

Son Hyun-Woo (1979) Korean - actor.

Yang Dong-Geun (1979) Korean - actor.

Lee Hee-Joon (1979) Korean - actor.

Bryan Lee O’Malley (1979) Korean / Irish, French-Canadian - cartoonist and writer.

Leonardo Nam (1979) Korean - actor.

Lee Hee-Suk (1979) Korean - actor.

Jo Yong-Hyun (1979) Korean - actor.

Choi Soo-Hyung (1979) Korean - actor.

Will Demps (1979) African American, Puerto Rican and Korean - American Football player.

Ryoo Seung-bum (1980) Korean - actor.

Kwon Hae-Sung (1980) Korean - actor.

Jo Sung-Hee (1980) Korean - actor.

Joo Young-Ho (1980) Korean - actor.

Hong Seung-Jin (1980) Korean - actor.

Tamayama Tetsuji (1980) Korean/Japanese - actor.

Jae Hee (1980) Korean- actor.

Kim Nam-gil (1980) Korean- actor and singer.

Cho Seung-woo (1980) Korean- actor.

Cheon Jeong-myeong (1980) Korean- actor.

Ray Munns (1980) English, Irish / Korean - DJ.

Kim Sung-Kyun (1980) Korean - actor.

Yang Joon-Mo (1980) Korean - actor.

Koo Sung-Hwan (1980) Korean - actor.

Jang In-Ho(1980) Korean - actor.

Ricky Kim (1981) Korean / Irish- actor and model.

Brian Joo (1981) Korean - musician (Fly to the Sky)

Jo Insung (1981)-Korean-actor

Lee Dong-wook (1981)-Korean-actor

Justin Chon (1981) Korean - actor.

Choi Kwon (1981) Korean - actor.

Kim Joo-Hwan (1981) Korean - actor.

Kim Min-Ki (1981) Korean - actor.

Jung Jae-Hoon (1981) Korean - actor.

Ha Sung-Chul (1981) Korean - actor.

Kim Ji-Hoon (1981) Korean - actor.

Hong Ahn-Pyo (1981) Korean - actor.

Kim Jae-won (1981) Korean - actor.

Jo Dal-Hwan (1981) Korean - actor.

Jo Han-sun (1981) Korean- actor.

Kim Do-Yoon (1981) Korean- actor.

Kim Tae-woo (1981) Korean- singer.

Ishihara Takamasa / Miyavi (1981) Japanese, Zainichi Korean - singer-songwriter, guitarist, record producer, and actor.

Hwang Young-Min / Tim (1981) Korean - singer.

Julien Kang (1982) Korean/White - television actor and model.

Lee Joon-ki (1982)-Korean-actor

Shin Sung-rok (1982)-Korean-actor

Lee Min-Woong (1982) Korean - actor.

Kwon Yool (1982) Korean - actor.

Shin Dong-Wook (1982) Korean - actor.

Park Joo-Hyung (1982) Korean - actor.

Kim Moo-Yul (1982) Korean - actor.

Hyun Bin (1982) Korean- actor.

Gennady Golovkin (1982) Korean, possibly Russian / Russian - boxer.

Jung Ji-hoon / Rain (1982) Korean - singer-songwriter, actor, and music producer.

Matsuda Ryūhei (1983) Korean, Japanese - actor.

Bang Sung-hoon (1983)-Korean-Actor

Steven Yeun (1983) Korean - actor.

Ha Soo-Ho (1983) Korean - actor.

Heo Hyeong-Gyu (1983) Korean - actor.

Min Jung-Ki (1983) Korean - actor.

Jeon Jae-Hyeong (1983) Korean - actor.

Um Tae-Goo (1983) Korean - actor.

Kim Jae-wook (1983) Korean- actor and model.

David Park (1983) Korean - musician and producer.

Ben Henderson (1983) Korean / African-American - MMA fighter.

Kim Bum-Joon (1983) Korean - actor.

Han Yi-Jin / Han Sung-Yong (1983) Korean - actor.

Seo Hyun-Woo (1983) Korean - actor.

Lee Kwang-Soo (1984) Korean - actor.

Seo Dong-Gun (1984) Korean - actor.

Jon Lee Brody (1984) Korean / German, Jewish- actor.

Sean Dulake (1984) Korean / White- actor and director.

Song Joong-ki (1985) Korean - actor.

Kim Woo-Joo (1985)- Korean-actor

Lee Ho-Cheol / Lee Won-Seob (1985) Korean - actor.

Matsuda Shōta (1985) Japanese, Korean - actor.

Nosaj Thing / Jason Chung (1985) Korean - producer.

Lee Dong-Hwi (1985) Korean - actor.

Kim Tae-Gyeom (1985) Korean - actor.

Kim Young-Choon (1985) Korean - actor.

Stephen Sohn (1986) Korean - model.

Choi Si-won (1986) Korean - singer, songwriter, model, and actor.

Eugene Lee Yang (1986) Korean - Buzzfeed employee.

Lee Dong-hae (1986) Korean - idol (Super Junior)

Lee Sunghwa (1986) Korean-Rapper

Ki Hong-Lee (1986) Korean- actor.

Bae Je-Ki (1986) Korean - actor.

Ryoo Joon-Yeol (1986) Korean - actor

Yoon Shi-yoon (1986) Korean-Actor

Yoo Ah-in (1968) Korean - actor

Yoon Chae-Sung (1968) Korean - actor

Park Jung-Woo (1968) Korean - actor.

David Choi (1986) Korean - member of parody K-Pop group BgA and YouTuber.

Brandon Paak Anderson / Anderson Paak / Anderson .Paak (1986) African American / Korean - singer, songwriter, rapper, drummer and record producer.

Ahn Jae-Hyun (1987) Korean- model & actor.

Paul Barbato/Barby (1987) Korean / Italian, French, Swiss, Irish - YouTuber (Geography Now).

Choi Min (1987) Korean - actor.

Kim Yoon-Bae (1987) Korean - actor.

Jung Il-Woo (1987) Korean - actor.

Kim Young-kwang (1987) Korean-actor

Park Jae-beom / Jay Park (1987) Korean - singer, songwriter, rapper, dancer, record producer, model, choreographer, entrepreneur and actor.

Namekawa Yasuo (1987) Korean/Japanese-Idol (M.I.B).

Sam Carter (1987)-Korean/White-Idol (Lunafly)

Kim Junsu (1987)-Korean- Solo

Lee Min-ho (1987) Korean- actor and singer.

Yoon Kyun-sang (1987)-Korean-Actor

Jang Keun-suk (1987) Korean- actor and singer.

Jay Hayden (1987)-Korean/Irish-Actor

Seo Jun-Young (1987) Korean - actor.

Eric Nam (1988) Korean- Soloist

Lee Chang-seon (1988) Korean-Actor

Jung Hae-in (1988) Korean-Actor

Park Seo Joon (1988) Korean-Actor

Song Won-Seok (1988) Korean - actor.

Kim Soo-hyun / G.Soul (1988) Korean- actor.

Alexander Lee Eusebio (1988) Korean/Portguese/Chinese-Actor and TV Host  

Ex-plicit linez / Brandon Jermaine Yun / ESP (1988) Korean - rapper.

Kim Ji-hyun (1988) Korean - RnB singer.

John Park (1988) Korean - singer.

Bii Shujin (1989) Korean/Taiwanese - actor and singer.

Jung Younghwa (1989) Korean- Actor and Idol (Cnblue)

Lee Gunwoo (1989) Korean-Actor and Idol (Myname)

Lee Jongsuk (1989)-Korean-Actor

Cho Dong-In (1989) Korean - actor

Kim Woo-bin (1989) Korean- actor and model.

Mark Fischbach (1989) Korean / German- Youtuber

Lee Hong-ki (1990) Korean- Actor and Idol (Ft.Island)

Kim Jong-hyun (1990) Korean- Idol (Shinee)

Ross Butler (1990) Malaysian, Chinese, some Japanese, Indonesian, Korean / English, Irish - actor.

Hong Joo-hyun/Cory (1990) Korean-Idol (24k)

Kim Min-seok (1990) Korean - actor.

Seo Jae-Hyung (1990) Korean - actor.

Kim Min-Suk (1990) Korean - actor.

Kang Ha-Neul (1990) Korean - actor.

Mikee Lee (1990) Korean - actor, model, and host.

Lee Minhyuk (1990)- Korean- Actor and Idol (Btob)

Christian Yu (1990)-Korean- Solo and Producer

Cha Hakyeon (1990)-Korean- Actor and Idol (Vixx)

Park Shinwoo (1990) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Kim Seonghwan/Jean Paul (1991) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Shin Wonho (1991) Korean- Actor and Idol (Cross Gene)

Choi Kisu (1991) Korean - idol (24k)

Choi Tae-joon (1991) Korean - actor

Charles Melton (1991) Korean / White, Cherokee- actor.

Lee Jung-Shin (1991) Korean- musician, singer (CN BLUE), rapper, & actor.

Ahn Woo-yeon-(1991)-Korean-Actor

Do Jihan (1991) Korean - actor.

Lee Seo-Joon (1991) Korean - actor.

Oh Se-hun / David Oh (1991) Korean - singer.

Park Hyungsik-(1991)-Korean-Actor and Idol (Zea)

Jung Jin-young (1991) Korean- actor and singer(B1A4)-songwriter.

Misha Ge (1991) Korean/Chinese, Russian-figure skater

Hwang Eui-jeong (1991) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Christopher Thomas Woo / Kevin Woo (1991) Korean - singer, actor and tv host.

Oh Seung-Hoon (1991) Korean - actor.

Kwon Hyuk(Dean) (1992) Korean- Singer, songwriter, & producer.

Lim Hyunsik (1992) Korean- Idol (BTOB)

Kim Yeon-hak/D.L. (1992) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Jo Jinho (1992) Korean-Idol (Pentagon)

John Elvis (1992) Korean / Mexican- actor.

Kim Minhyuk (1992) Korean-Idol (Map6)

Kim Min-kyu (1992) Korean-Actor

Kim Sung-chan/Spax (1992) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Lee Poong-Woon (1992) Korean - actor.

Kang Da-Bin (1992) Korean - actor.

Lee Seunghyub (1992) Korean-Actor and Idol (N.flying)

Park Hyunho (1992) Korean-Solo

Park Jaehyung (1992)-Korean- Idol (Day6)

Jang Wooyoung (1992)-Korean-Idol (VAV)

Kim Chan-yul (1992)-Korean-Idol (JJCC)

Choi Junghyeop (1992)Korean-Idol (VAV)

Han Jihyun (1992) Korean-Actor and Idol (Mr.Mr.)

Choi Junhyuk (1992)-Korean-Idol (Hotshot)

Woo Do Hwan (1992) Korean- Actor

Kim Hee-chan (1992) Korean-Actor

Evan Fong (1992) Korean / Chinese - internet personality and hockey player.

Kang Joon-kyu (1993)-Korean-Idol (Myname)

Jung Daehyun (1993) Korean-Idol (BAP)

Kim Inseong (1993) Korean-Idol (SF9)

Kim Ji-soo (1993) Korean-Actor

Shin Dong-geun / Peniel Shin (1993) Korean - idol (BTOB)

Kim Se-yoon (1993)-Korean-Idol (Ace)

Lee Donghoon (1993) Korean - idol (Ace)

Lee Hwi-Taek (1993)-Korean-Idol (Pentagon)

Lee Minhyuk (1993)- Korean-Idol (Monsta-X)

Lee Seung-hoon (1993)-Korean-Idol (Winner)

Park Jeup (1993)-Korean-Idol (Imfact)

Kim Jeung-uk (1993) Korean - idol (24k)

Shin Jaeha (1993)-Korean- Actor

Shin Je-min (1993)-Korean-Actor and Solo

Yoo Seung-ho (1993)-Korean-Actor

Kim Seyong (1993)-Korean-Actor and Idol (Myname)

John Kim (1993) Korean - actor.

Park Bogum (1993)- Korean- Actor

Jun Sung Ahn (1993) Korean - idol (BgA)

Bernard Park / NakJoon (1993) Korean - singer.

Moon Taeil (1994) Korean-Idol (NCT)

Jung Ilhoon (1994) Korean-Idol (BTOB)

Park Jun-hee/Jun (1994) Korean - idol (Ace)

Kim Heecheon (1994) Korean-Idol (Halo)

Kim Geong-woong/K-KID (1994) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Ahn Daniel (1994)- Korean-Idol (Teen Top)

Kang Seung-yoon (1994)- Korean -Actor and Idol (Winner)

Yang Hongseok (1994)-Korean-Idol (Pentagon)

Kim Wonpil (1994)-Korean-Idol (Day6)

Booboo Stewart (1994) Japanese, Chinese, Korean / Scottish, Russian, Blackfoot (Unconfirmed) - actor.

Kim Kiho (1994)-Korean-Idol (Map6)

Kim Sungjoo (1994)-Korean-Actor and Idol (Uniq)

Kim Jaehyun (1994)-Korean- Idol (N.flying)

Chae Hyungwon (1994)-Korean-Model and Idol (Monsta-x)

Nam Joo Hyuk (1994)-Korean-actor

Kim Dong-hyun/Gong Yoo (1994) Korean - actor

Kang Tae-oh (1994) Korean - actor

Yang Hong-Seok / Hongseok (1994) Korean - actor.

Joshua Hong (1995) Korean-Idol (Seventeen)

Ko Shin-won (1995) Korean-Idol (Pentagon)

Lee Sang-Hyuk (1995)-Korean-Idol (SF9)

Lee Taehwan (1995)- Korean- Actor and Idol (5uprise)

Yoon Jeonghan (1995)-Korean-Idol (Seventeen)

Choi Sungmin (1995)-Korean-Actor

Yeon Jun-Suk (1995) Korean - actor.

Ahn Hyo-Seop (1995)-Korean-Actor

Choi Jun-hong (1996)-Korean Idol (BAP)

Lim Sejun (1996)-Korean-Idol (Victon)

Lee Chang-sun (1996) Korean - idol (24k)

Kim Minjae (1996)-Korean-Actor

Honda Taichi (1996) Korean/Japanese - idol (BLANC7)

Oh Heejun (1996) Korean-Idol (KNK)

Yeo Chang-gu (1996)-Korean-Idol (Pentagon)

Kim Yong-guk (1996)-Korean/Chinese-Idol (JBJ, Longguo and Sihyun)

Kim DongYoung (1996)-Korean- Idol(NCT)

Kim Min-hwi-(1996)-Korean-Idol (Romeo)

KIm Min-hak (1996)-Korean-Idol(Romeo)

Kim Byeong-kwan/Jason (1996) Korean - idol (Ace)

Jang Sebin (1996)-Korean-Idol (Snuper)

Choi Byung-chan (1997) Korean-Idol (Victon)

Kim Dong-hyuk (1997)-Korean-Idol (Ikon)

Kang Yu-chan (1997) Korean- idol (Ace)

Kwon Hyun-bin (1997) Korean - idol (JBJ)

Yoo Taeyang (1997)-Korean-Idol (SF9)

Kwak Dong yeon (1997)-Korean-Actor

Isaac Jin Solstein (1998) Korean / White- actor.

Choi Hansol (1998) Korean/White- Idol (Seventeen)

Sam Kim (1998) Korean - singer and guitarist.

Kim Jin-hong (1998) Korean - idol (24k)

Shim Hong-seob (1998) Korean - idol (24k)

Kang Hyung-gu/Kino (1998) Korean - idol (Pentagon)

Jung Woo-seok (1998) Korean - idol (Pentagon)

Lee Ji-Oh (1998) Korean - actor.

Kim Hee-Soo (1999) Korean - actor.

Park Solomon (1999) Korean - actor.

Mark Lee (1999) Korean-Idol (NCT)

Lee Chan (1999) Korean-Idol (Seventeen)

Noh Kang Min (1999) Korean-Idol (Romeo)

Kim Tae Young (1999) Korean-Idol (Seven O’Clock)

Jo Young Woon (1999) Korean-Idol (14U)

Kwang Hyuk (1999) Korean-Idol (14U)

Lee Se Jin (1999) Korean-Idol (14U)

Park Ji Hoon (1999) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)

Park Woo Jin (1999) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)

Yoon Sanha (2000) Korean-Idol (Astro)

Kang Chan Hee (2000)- Korean-Idol(SF9)

Kim Hwi Young (2000)-Korean-Idol (SF9)

Jang Yun Ho (2000)-Korean-Idol (Varsity)

Jo Da Won (2000)-Korean-Idol (Varisty)

Kwon Kyeong Tae (2000) Korean-Idol (14U)

Bae Jin Young (2000) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)

Lee Jeno (2000) Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)

Kim Dong hyuk (2000) Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)

Na Jae Min (2000) Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)

Ahn Do-Kyu (2000) Korean - actor.

Lee Dae Hwi (2001) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)

Han Hyun-min (2001) Korean / Nigerian - model.

Park Ji Sung- (2002)-Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)

Jaeden Lieberher (2002 / 2003) Korean (maternal grandmother), German, English, as well as 1/16th French-Canadian, 1/16th Belgian/Walloon, some Scots-Irish/Northern Irish and Scottish - actor.

Kim Sang-woo (?) Korean- model- Trans!

Jonathan Stanton (?) Korean/Polish-Actor

Vince Foster (?) Korean/Irish-Actor

Moses Archuleta (?) Korean and hispanic - drummer (Deerhunter)

Shane Gallagher (?) Korean - musician.

Kero One (?) Korean - musician.

Steven Lee (?) Korean - producer.

Mike Park (?) Korean - musician and activist.

James Roh / Prohgress (?) Korean - idol (Far East Movement)

Jae Choung / J Splif (?) Korean - idol (Far East Movement)

Ben “B-Tek” Chung (?) Korean - dancer (Jabbawockeez).

Mike Song (?) Korean - dancer (Kaba Modern)

Jung Hyung-Suk (?) Korean - actor.

Lee Hyun-Geol (?) Korean - actor.

Moon Kyung-Min (?) Korean - actor.

Kim Tan-Hyun (?) Korean - actor.

Ryoo Sung-Hyun (?) Korean - actor.

Han Geun-Sub (?) Korean - actor.

Yoo Soon-Chul (?) Korean - actor.

Sung Do-Hyun (?) Korean - actor.

Heo Jung-Do (?) Korean - actor.

Yoo Soon-Woong (?) Korean - actor.

Do Yong-Gu (?) Korean - actor.

Hyun Chul-Ho (?) Korean - actor.

Kim Sun-Ha (?) Korean - actor.

Goo Bon-Woong (?) Korean - actor.

Jeong Gi-Seop (?) Korean - actor.

Yeo Moo-Young (?) Korean - actor.

Lee Sang-Hee (?) Korean - actor.

Jung Dong-Gyu (?) Korean - actor.

Yoo Seung-Mok (?) Korean - actor.

Jung Ha-Yoon (?) Korean - actor.

Kim Young-Ki (?) Korean - actor.

Lee Woo-Suk (?) Korean - actor.

Kim Jin-Kook (?) Korean - actor.

Kim Kwang-Young (?) Korean - actor.

Problematic/Otherwise don’t use:

Lee Min-ki (1985) Korean- actor - sexual assault charges

Park Yoo-chun (1986) Korean- actor and singer-songwriter.-sexual assault charges

Kang Dong-won (1981) Korean- actor- tried to cover up pro-Japanese family history

Kwon Ji-yong / G-Dragon (1988) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation, blackface.

Dong Young-bae / Taeyoung (1988) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation.

Choi Seung-hyun / T.O.P (1987) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation.

Kang Dae-sung / Daesung (1989) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation, blackface.

Lee Seung-hyun / Seungri (1990) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation, blackface, misogynistic, sexual assault accusations.  

Kim Jong-in / Kai (1994) Korean - idol (EXO) - appropriation.

Park Jimin (1995) Korean - idol (BTS) - appropriation.

No Sul Il (1995) Korean-idol (Up10tion)-blackface/sexist sketch on a variety show

Samuel Kim Arredondo (2002)  Korean and Rumored to be Mexican and/or Hispanic-Solo - appropriation

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