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(group member since Dec 11, 2018)
happy new year!
nia:
- hotel staff having to hold them back when daehyun wants to FIGHT
- ooooooh... hm i could see like a love-hate and bantering thing with junmyeon, but if it's kwangsoo, they could already be friends since they're main vocalists at the same company. whatever you'd prefer!!
- yes!! haha i love that episode, exid are the best <3
oh i still love disneyland hehe but it's expensive and since i'm in college now it just doesn't fit well with my schedule... someday tho i'll go again
nia:
- wow if it weren't for the fact that he is obligated to be respectful to those older than him daehyun would have killed kinam already !! love it
- oooooh okay!! anyone works~
- oh i like that... maybe they could have hosted together a la hee siblings
it's really nice here!! i've always loved going there, i used to have the annual pass and go all the time but it's gotten so expensive and now i'm so busy with school so i can't really justify it anymore orz
ohhhh that's so nice! i grew up going to the california one all the time haha but i haven't been for a year or two now
oh wow how fun! california or florida, if you don’t mind me asking?
knowing me and shad.............the former
btw sorry for any inconvenience, but i’m staying with relatives until xmas, so i won’t be upset active until after then
btw i'm not sure if this was made clear or not but basically, fu has announced that three members will be added + profiles, but the three new members have not actually made their official debut yet through a song
𝐟𝐛𝐧𝐜’𝐬 𝐠𝐢𝐫𝐥 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐬𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐞𝐫
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𝐓ruthfully, Summer isn't doing badly for herself. Summer Lee, a girl far, far from home, is doing okay. Sure, she isn't on the same level of worshipped-by-juniors-who-all-want-to-be-you success as most of her labelmates — the level of success that she maybe would be on, if things had gone differently — but she still gets some endorsements, she makes her variety appearances and takes an acting role here and there. And she tries to keep a level head, tries to be grateful for it all, except this isn't what she wanted to be doing. She wanted to be on stage, performing with her group, except she doesn't even have much of a group anymore, when it's Venus and the girls, and Venus and the girls don't even actually do anything together anymore, even at FUTOWN the Live, and the girls don't even always introduce themselves as a member of FBNC anymore, because their measly scraps of individual fame still hold more relevancy than the group name does. No matter how Summer looks at it, she's pretty sure that this is how FBNC — the girls with the golden ratio of talent and visuals! — ends.
And she can't help but think that things could have been different. It was back in 2013, when they were at the peak of their career, and Summer was a rising star — people loved the girl with a smile like sunshine and a boy group cover dance that could make North Pacific Namseon cry. But then the accident happened, and it should've been fine — just a little recovery time, no big deal, but then the recovery time turned out to be longer than expected, and by the time Summer was standing onstage again, FBNC's short time near the top was already coming to an end. If she hadn't gotten in the accident, if she'd recovered more quickly, maybe they could've stayed there longer. Maybe they could still be there, and not replaced by another girl group.
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KNOWN SINCE DEBUT AS JMSG'S ICE PRINCE, Hwang Wooyoung is a cool and chic city man to some, and a short-tempered brat to others. In a manner which may seem contratictory to the cool intellectual image that Wooyoung has maintained over the past fifteen years, Wooyoung is also known for his intense passion: his frequent annoyance, his burning stage presence, his perfectionistic tendencies, and, above all other things, his commitment to his group. He swore, at the group's last fanmeet as seven before the lawsuit went public, that he would protect JMSG's name unconditionally for the rest of his life, and in the ensuing eleven years, he has stayed true to his word, even when it has gotten him into trouble.
There is nothing that Wooyoung ever leaves half-finished, because as he often says, If you're not going to do it properly, don't do it at all. Whether it's finishing a three-day concert with a fever or enlisting as a marine early to minimize the group's hiatus time, Wooyoung takes his responsibility and commitments seriously, because, to be honest, he takes everything seriously. He may not be a funny variety personality, or the warm and nurturing type, but if it is something that Wooyoung can do, then he can be expected to do it to the very best of his ability.
hello!
Below is the roster of active artists signed under FU Entertainment. Artists are listed in order of seniority. You can claim members of these groups here. Listed are the group name, debut year, number of members, age of members, fandom name, fandom color, debut song, and best known hit song.
Known as the #1 entertainment agency in South Korea, FU Entertainment takes great pride in their idol groups which historically have not only led domestic trends but have proved themselves to be true Hallyu icons. Though they prioritize intensive training, FU Entertainment is often accused of inhumane treatment and producing machine-like idols with an overly manufactured sound.
Note: Korean diaspora (e.g., Korean-American, Korean-Canadian, etc.) are not counted as "foreign" members in group specifications.
JUNSULEUL MUKGO SANEUN GORAE ('03) / 5 / 30-35 / CALFS / BLUE / HUG / 주문
Originally with a member for each of the seven seas, JMSG (an intialism for the whale that eats legends), JMSG quickly rose to fame as one of the greatest idol groups of all time—until 2008, when two of the members filed lawsuits, resulting in a split in the group. Despite a setback which was once thought to be career-ending, JMSG quickly reestablished their position as the best of the best, still the pride of FU after 15 years.
JMSG is still active in their 15th year after debut. They are a performance unit, meaning that any solo activities are extremely limited and they spend the majority of the year on tour. All members served in the military at the same time (2015-2017), and thus have returned to life as full-time performers.↳ LINEUP: 북극해우영 / 북태평양남선 / 인도양승호 / ㅇㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇㅇ
↳ NOTES: No foreign members; each member represents one of the seven seas
H.O.P.E. ('04) / 4 / 30-35 / HOPEFULS / WHITE / TOO GOOD / MY EVERYTHING
H.O.P.E. are a group that consists of four girls (representing Heart, Optimism, Purity, and Enthusiasm) who came together with one hope to share their voices with the world. They debuted in 2004 and were doomed from the start: marketed as the "female JMSG", they were met with hate from fans of the country's #1 boy band, and their albums were boycotted for years. Even so, not all the members have given up—they are still a group.
Though they haven't been active as a group since 2009, H.O.P.E. is technically still a group, occasionally performing at company-wide concerts. Despite this, the members almost exclusively work independently of each other, in acting, solo music careers, variety, and otherwise.↳ LINEUP: 오혜진 / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ
↳ NOTES: No foreign members; each member represents a letter of the name
E.V.E.R. ('05) / 10 / 28-35 / L.O.V.E.R.S / RED / U / SORRY SORRY
In 2005, no one thought a new boy group could live up to JMSG's name. But in 2018, true to their name, E.V.E.R. (Every Voice, Every Reason) really do seem like they're going to last forever. From scandals to near-death experiences to the loss of five of their original members, the group is still going strong. With a delicate balance between group and solo activities, E.V.E.R. has thrived as one of the top boy groups.
E.V.E.R., once a 15-member group, now have 10 members who each maintain both solo and group careers. Some act, some have solo albums, and some are famous variety personalities, but all come together to promote as a group at least once per year.↳ LINEUP: 손영준 / 장광수 / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ
↳ NOTES: The first FU Entertainment group to include foreign members
A*MUSE ('07) / 9 / 26-30 / INSPIRATION / PINK / INTO THE NEW WORLD / GEE
Billed in 2007 as the idol goddesses of South Korea, A*MUSE (A* standing for their all-star potential and muse referring to the nine members as well as the nine muses found in Greek mythology) have lived up to their name, becoming the Nation's Girl Group. As the most successful girl group in kpop history, A*MUSE have yet to be replaced in the eyes of the public, even eleven years after debut.
Now averaging one album per year, A*MUSE have an unbeatable brand reputation even when they're taking vacation. The members have by now ventured into various solo careers in entertainment as well as in fashion, business, and otherwise, but still come back together—even if it's just to keep up the image.↳ LINEUP: 윤지은 / 심예은 / 김은혜 / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ
↳ NOTES: No foreign members
TEUK ('08) / 5 / 24-30 / SPECIAL-TS / SILVER / REPLAY / LUCIFER
The name TEUK represents the special and unique qualities of the five boys who debuted in 2008. Like their company seniors, TEUK too have become successful in their own careers. Though their career has been more domestically centered and thus less globally driven than their seniors, TEUK are known for producing their music and the first and only FU Entertainment group to break the "manufactured" stereotype.
With members who are able to make music, it doesn't come as a surprise that all of the members of TEUK have solo albums. While they do promote as a group at least once per year, they also are more than a little busy with solo activities, most of which revolve around music.↳ LINEUP: 손영민 / 최재현 / 윤민석 / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ
↳ NOTES: No foreign members; all members are soloists
FIBONACCI ('09) / 6 / 24-30 / GOLDIES / GOLD / LA CHA TA / ELECTRIC SHOCK
Debuting in the shadow of A*MUSE, FBNC (short for Fibonacci, the name of the girls with the golden ratio of talent and visuals) have had a less than perfect career. Though their songs cannot be considered failures, they have had fleeting success as a group, and as a result they have turned to solo careers, promoting together only occasionally.
For the past four years, FBNC have had no group activities. While some of the members lead successful solo careers, others struggle to make their name known to the public. Some wonder, what's the point? FBNC wonder, too.↳ LINEUP: 섬머 / 비너스 / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ
↳ NOTES:
ENDO ('12) / 10 / 23-28 / THERMICS / GREEN / MAMA / GROWL
In true FU Entertainment fashion, ENDO debuted in 2012 to become the nation's next favorite boy group. And they have—as of 2018, they are at the very peak of success in the current idol world. The group also features multiple various foreign members, when previously the only foreign FU idols had been Chinese. Though two of the foreign members have departed from a group, the remaining members' popularity has not been held back by the lawsuits.
With 2-3 comebacks per year, ENDO are at the top of their game as an idol group. Some of the members have solo careers, though most of them only participate in the group promotions.↳ LINEUP: 강현빈 / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ
↳ NOTES:
CAKE POP ('15) / 7 / 19-26 or 16-18 / FAN NAME / PINK / HAPPINESS / ROOKIE
Any girl group debuted in FU has to struggle with following up the Nation's Girl Group, and Cake Pop is no exception. With a more eccentric and quirky style, their songs have been hit-or-miss with the public, and the group hasn't seen much growth over the past four years. In an attempt to revive public interest, FU Entertainment has recently announced the addition of three new members.
The original 4 Cake Pop members have done a few solo activities, enough that the group isn't a complete failure, but not enough for them to become a hit, either. Three new members have been announced as additions, though they have not officially debuted through a song yet.↳ LINEUP: 여선희 / 김현주 / 최하나 / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ
↳ NOTES: Original members (4) are aged 19-26; new members (3) are aged 16-18
REVO ('17) / 18 / 16-24 / REVOLUTIONS / BLUE / LIMITLESS / SIMON SAYS
As the company's most ambitious, experimental, and some might claim doomed for failure group, REVO (short for Revolution as well as Rebel) is FU Entertainment's first venture into a more hip hop-oriented image far from the vocal-based groups they're known for. Their concept of an unlimited lineup has also been met with more than a little skepticism.
Currently, there are 18 members, though there can theoretically be an infinite of members added. As one might expect, there's no real way for the company to promote all of these members equally, and as such, while some have become popular, others are virtually unknown.↳ LINEUP: 팟 / 짐미 / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ / ㅇㅇㅇ +
↳ NOTES: The lineup for this group is (theoretically) endless
han seungyeon
hirai momo
kim chungha
kim jiwon
kim minju
seo juhyeon (seohyun)
shin hyejeong
tiffany young hwang
byun baekhyun
choi minki (ren)
im hyunsik
jung jaehyun
kim myungsoo (l)
kim youngkwang
lai guanlin
lee donghae
lee taeyong
shim changmin (max)
