NIK: Korean members’ turn to unveil their teaser images

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The second round of individual teaser images of the 11-member boy group NIK has been released.

On the morning of the 16th, individual teaser images of NIK‘s Korean members GUNMIN, HYEONSU, PARKHA, KOGUN, YUNSOL, and TAEHOON were released through NIK‘s official SNS.
In the released image captivated the hearts of global fandom with GUNMIN and HYEONSU and their sharp eyes, TAEHOON, PARKHA with perfect long hair styling, KOGUN with soft charisma, and YUNSOL’s visual that seems to have been ripped out of a cartoon.

GUNMIN, who won first place in the audition program “G-EGG”, is the team’s eldest member and leader. HYEONSU, who got second in “G-EGG”, appeared as a trainee of Mnet’s “Produce X 101” survival back in 2019 and proved there his outstanding skills by ranking first in the overall dance position contest.

In addition, members PARKHA and KOGUN ranked respectively fourth and seventh in “G-EGG”, are members of the boy group LUCENTE, which is active not only in Korea but also in global countries such as Japan, India and Hong Kong. YUNSOL, whose main talent is his impressive dancing skill, appeared on Mnet’s “Produce X 101” with HYEONSU and worked as a backup dancer for famous idol groups such as BTS and HOTSHOT.

The last member TAEHOON was selected as an official member of NIK through the fan meeting “NIK STARTING OVER-01” held in Japan and has been a member of boy groups CODE-V and IDEA since 2014. TAEHOON will play a key role in leading the team’s musical growth as he has not only excellent vocal skills but also has skills such as songwriting and composing.

NIK unveiled 11 members, including Japanese members RYUTA, FUMIYA, TAICHI, RYO, and HINATA, as well as Korean members GUNMIN, HYEONSU, PARKHA, KOGUN, YUNSOL and TAEHOON, who have various activities. Expectations and attention are focusing on whether NIK, which has been recognized for its endless possibilities and skills through various activities in both Korea and Japan, will be able to join the various boy groups competitions in the second half of the year.