JUN. K(준케이)

Kim Min-jun, better known by his stage name Jun. K, is a multifaceted South Korean artist recognized for his work as a singer, songwriter, rapper, producer, dancer, and actor. Born on January 15, 1988, in Daegu, South Korea, Jun. K is most famous as the main vocalist of the popular boy group 2PM. His exceptional vocal ability and stage presence have made him a standout figure in the K-pop industry.

Jun. K began his career under the name “Junsu” but later changed his stage name to “Minjun” for personal reasons. His journey into solo music began in 2011 when he debuted with the digital single Alive, establishing himself as a solo artist. His solo career further expanded with the release of the mini-album LOVE & HATE in 2014, which marked his official debut in Japan. Over the years, he has released numerous EPs and singles, showcasing his versatility in blending various music genres.

Beyond his musical career, Jun. K has ventured into acting, appearing in both television series and films. His talents extend to songwriting and production, where he has had significant involvement in creating his own music. Jun. K is also known for his fluency in both Korean and English, with a conversational level of Japanese, which has helped him connect with fans around the world.

In 2020, Jun. K enlisted for his mandatory military service, fulfilling his duties until his discharge in April 2022. Despite this hiatus, Jun. K’s contributions to music and entertainment have solidified his position as one of South Korea’s leading artists, with a legacy that spans across multiple fields. His influence continues to grow, making him a key figure in the global K-pop scene.