Kim Hyung-jun

Kim Hyung-jun, born on August third, nineteen eighty-seven, is a multifaceted South Korean entertainer known for his dynamic roles as an actor, singer, model, and rapper. He gained fame as the lead rapper and youngest member of the popular boyband SS501 and its sub-unit SS301. His journey in the entertainment industry began with DSP Media, where he showcased his talents as part of SS501.

In two thousand ten, Kim made a significant career move by leaving DSP Media to pursue a solo career under S-Plus Entertainment. He made his solo debut in March two thousand eleven with the mini album 'My Girl,' which marked the beginning of a new chapter in his artistic expression. Additionally, he ventured into musical theater, making his debut in the production 'Caffeine.'

Kim's acting career took off in two thousand twelve when he landed his first leading role as Kang-min in KBS Drama's 'My Shining Girl.' That same year, he further showcased his acting prowess in SBS Plus's 'Late Blossom,' where he played the character Jung Min-chae. His performance in 'Late Blossom' earned him the Rising Star Award at the K-Drama Star Awards, solidifying his status as a rising talent in the industry.