Jun K.
Jun K. was born in Daegu, South Korea on January 15th, 1988 and is the Pop Singer. At the age of 36, Jun K. biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, songs, and networth are available.
At 36 years old, Jun K. has this physical status:
Kim Min-jun (born January 15, 1988), better known by his stage name Jun.
K. is a South Korean singer, songwriter, record producer, rapper, dancer, and actor.
Kim Jun-su, the nation's top vocalist, announced on October 17, 2012, that he will rename his name to Min-jun for family reasons, but that his stage name will keep unchanged.
Jun. Besides work with his company, he's also involved in farm life.
K has released two digital singles, two extended plays in South Korea, and three extended performances in Japan, all three albums having reached number two on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart.
Love Letter's second Japanese album Love Letter ranked number one on both Billboard Japan "Top" and "Hot" album sales charts.
Mr. Xi's first Korean album. NO? appeared on Billboard World Albums chart at number nine.
On Billboard's "Top" and "Hot" album sales charts, his third Japanese album "No Shadow" debuted at number two.
No Time, his fourth Japanese album, debuted No Time on the Oricon daily sales chart, ranked third.
Early life
Kim Minjun was born in Daet, South Korea, and attended the Dong-ah Institute of Media and Arts. He had entered and won numerous poetry and songwriting competitions prior to performing. For his master's degree, he attended Kyunghee University's Media Information Graduate School.
He auditioned for YG Entertainment, where he befriended G-Dragon and Taeyang of Big Bang. He was accepted into both YG Entertainment and JYP Entertainment, and he ended up signing with the latter. He remains a close friend of both members of Big Bang.
Personal life
Jun. K. speaks in Korean, English, and Japanese. He likes writing, fashion, hunting accessories, and shoes. His specialties include singing and writing themes.
He claimed that he had received more than 70 awards from elementary to high school, as well as journal and book reviews. "I read a lot of books when I was a kid." My mother loved writing. She aided me in writing book reviews."
He is a Buddhist. He was accepted into the Dong-Ah Institute of Media and Arts' bachelor program for Performing Arts on February 24, 2011, starting his new semester as a fourth-year student.
He revealed on October 17, 2012, that due to family ties, he would be legally shifting his name from Kim Junsu to Kim Minjun. "It's still hateful remarks about me changing my name in a 2014 interview with Starcast." It's a name that my dad gave it to me in advance, before deciding when to give it to me. With my mother, I've been considering it for eight months. Since the name changed, I wondered about it for a long time."
Until February 10, 2018, Jun. At a sobriety checkpoint that was set up at Sinsa Station, K was found to be driving under the influence of alcohol at the intersection. He was found not guilty of physical custody because he had a 0.74 percent blood alcohol content. June is a festival that takes place in the United States. K personally apologised for his latest drunk driving occurrence, which resulted in him not being able to join his fellow 2PM members on stage for the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics Headliner Exhibition.
Jun. On May 8, 2018, K joined Nodo training center, 2nd infantry division of the 1st ROK Army, in Gangwon-do Yanggu to complete his mandatory military service. He received a gold medal from the division's chief for his outstanding service as a trainee at the training camp graduation ceremony. Jun. After completing the training session with success, May. As a saxophone player and a singer, K was assigned to a military band.
May 31, 2019. Janet is a student at the University of On May 31, 2019. K was given the accolade "Special Class Warrior" for his achievements as a soldier, as it is only given to those who excel in rifle, physical fitness, first aid, CBR preparation, and combat skills.
Jun. On January 2, 2020, K completed his military service and was discharged.
Career
Jun. K was chosen as main vocalist of 2PM. The group official debuted on September 4, 2008.
During a 2 pm fanmeeting in 2009, he performed his composition "Hot" for the first time for his solo. "Hot" was later recorded by all six members and included on their second studio album Hands Up (2011). In 2010, he collaborated with composer Jung Woo on the track "Tok Tok Tok" released in August, provided guest vocals for then-labelmate San E's song "B.U.B.U." (an acronym for "Break Up Back Up"), released in September as part of his first extended play, and teamed up with other idols and singers for the 2010 G-20 Seoul summit campaign song "Let's Go," released in October.
On October 7, 2011, Jun. K released his debut single "Alive". The accompanying music video was uploaded to 2PM's official YouTube channel three days later. The song quickly climbed the charts and became number one on Cyworld. On March 14, 2012, it was released as a ringtone on Japan's Recochoku ahead of 2 pm's greatest hits album 2PM Best: 2008–2011 in Korea, where it could also be found as a bonus track in Limited Edition B. "Alive" managed to quickly rank in at number one on the daily chart. Following this, JYP Entertainment stated that the song "shows a deeper look into Jun. K's unique musical world. It has a smooth beat that reveals a new charm to the singer." He also recorded "Love... Goodbye" for the soundtrack of the Korean drama I Love Lee Tae-ri. It served as the male lead's theme. He began his acting career in 2012 with played in musical theatre The Three Musketeers. Jun. K played as D'Artagnan. He was played as Daniel in musical, Jack the Ripper in early 2013.
In December 2013, He participated again on musical The Three Musketeers to performed in Tokyo, Japan.
In an interview with The Star in 2014, Jun. K revealed that Oricon's editor-in-chief had said Love and Hate was the number one album released in Japan that year and expressed his gratitude: "When I heard this I felt even better. I have really worked hard without any rest since December last year. I tried my best preparing it, but I'm really thankful to everyone who helped me achieve this good result, and everyone who congratulated me."
Jun. K's Love & Hate concert tour ranked in the top 10 best concerts in Japan by Ranking Box, for having one of the most impressive live concerts of 2014, making him the only K-pop artist on the list. The editor-in-chief stated, "The album I personally listened to the most this year is Jun.K's solo album, 'Love & Hate', which was released in May. He's an artist who has an outstanding ability as a singer-songwriter, impressive voice tone, and musical talent. His solo live concert was rich with not only lyrical music but expressiveness as well."
On June 11, 2014, Jun.K released the Korean version of "No Love". Another song from the Japanese EP, titled "Mr. Doctor", was featured on HOT 97's DJ LEAD's Mix Album twice, in 2014 and 2015.
Jun.K's second Japanese album, Love Letter, was released on November 25, 2015, and quickly reached number one on the Oricon daily album charts and on Japan's Billboard charts for top album sales. On December 30, 2015, the Korean version of Love Letter was released.
In July 2016, Jun. K announced the release of his first Korean mini album, Mr. No♡, digitally on August 9 and physically on August 11. He held a showcase on August 8 before releasing his album and the showcase also aired on Naver's V app.
Jun.K's third Japanese album, No Shadow, was released on December 14, 2016, and reached number one on the Oricon daily album charts and number two on the Oricon weekly album charts and Japan's Billboard charts for top and hot album sales.
On January 4, 2017, Jun. K released a surprise music video for his song "Your Wedding", for his return as a solo artist in Korea. The music video stars 2 pm's Nichkhun and TWICE's Nayeon. "Your Wedding" is a pre-release for Jun. K's self composed album titled 77-1X3-00. On January 12, 2017, Jun. K released the Korean album 77-1X3-00, as well as the music video for its title track, "No Shadow".
Jun. K's second concert tour "Love Letter" and third concert tour "No Shadow" ranked in each year's top 10+1 best concerts in Japan by Yahoo in a row, for having the most impressive two live concert tours of 2015 and 2016 making him the only K-pop artist on the lists.
On November 27, 2017, Jun. K released his second Korean mini album My 20's as the final project in Korea before his army enlistment. "Moving Day" is the title track, and the album includes songs he personally composed and wrote.
Jun. K's fourth Japanese album, No Time, was released on April 4, 2018, as the final project in Japan before his army enlistment, No Time debuted at number three on the Oricon daily album chart.
Jun. K ’s fourth Korean single and the first Japanese digital single “This Is Not A Song, 1929” was released in both Korea and Japan simultaneously on June 10, 2020. On the same day, he carried out a free online concert "THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL LIVE" for his fans to show his gratitude towards their continued support.
On December 9, 2020, Jun. K released his third Korean mini album 20 Minutes, with "30 Minutes Might Be Too Long" serving as the album's title track.
On March 10, 2021, Jun. K released his fifth Japanese album, This Is Not a Song.
In July 2022, it was announced that Jun.K would hold a fan meeting 2022 FAN MEETING < WE, LOVE ON, AGAIN> in Japan on September 23.