3 Male K-Pop Idols Born in 1999 Who Had Graduated From Korea Art School

No more sleeping on talents! Find out which male K-Pop idols born in 1999 had graduated from Korea Art School!

JeonAe, Kpopmap Editor
3 min to read · Published : Dec 23, 2020

3 Male K-Pop Idols Born in 1999 Who Had Graduated From Korea Art School

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There are two particular high schools which K-Pop idols are known to attend and they are none other than Hanlim Multi Arts School and School of Performing Arts Seoul (SOPA).

However, there is also one particular high school, Korea Art School, which had produced many popular and famous K-Pop idols such as HyunA, BTS's JiMin and V.

While the school had officially closed down in 2019, many netizens noticed how there are 3 male K-Pop idols born in 1999 who had graduated from the school.

1. AB6IX's WooJin

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Snowoojin

The main dancer of AB6IX is said to be already extraordinary when he was still a high school student. Many were glad that he was able to show off various sides of talents through "Produce 101" Season 2 and also after making his debut!

It is hard to resist his charms and adorable smile too.

2. ATEEZ's San

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San is also a member of ATEEZ who is capable of charming you with his vocals. When he was still a high school student from Korea Art School, it was said that he was from the music department.

Make sure you check out some of San's videos and don't miss out on his talents!

3. TXT's YeonJun

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Dream Jun

It was said that YeonJun was popular even before making his debut as a member of TXT. He is said to be really friendly and nice to his classmates and of course, well-liked too!

Some also mentioned that it is amazing to see how YeonJun had debuted as many get to witness his limitless talent.

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ATEEZ At Coachella Week 2 Was A Ritual Of Love & A Warcry At The Same Time

ATEEZ gave us one of the most unforgettable performances for week 2 of Coachella 2024 and I have some thoughts about it.

Ishani Sarkar, Kpopmap Editor
3 min to read · Published : Apr 22, 2024

ATEEZ At Coachella Week 2 Was A Ritual Of Love & A Warcry At The Same Time

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The cozy comfort of a much-awaited Saturday morning was settling in when I tuned in to the Coachella Week 2 "Sahara" stage live broadcast. Having witnessed the absolute grandeur of ATEEZ's Week 1 performance at Coachella, I was mostly expecting a reiteration of the same iconic level for Week 2. However, what we got was something out of this world.

One phrase kept going round and round in my mind as I watched this ATEEZ set at Coachella week 2. This is a ritual of love. Love for music, love for performance, and very distinctly, love for each other. ATEEZ's Coachella week 2 performance was not just one of the best performances at Coachella this year, but it was a glorious invocation of the muses. Having studied literature and art for all my life, I cannot possibly think of a better way to describe the breathless brilliance of this performance.

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Getting the obvious out of the way, of course, ATEEZ's confidence, panache, showmanship, vocals, rap, dance, and all other technicalities were much more polished than in week 1. The boys were now more aware of the stage, and having had one go at it, they were definitely more relaxed. In Korean, this state of mind where one recognizes scope or room to expand is called "yeoyu" (여유).

Yeoyu is something you see in a seasoned warrior, and when our Captain walked onto the stage that night with his members, ATEEZ looked nothing short of warrior princes coming for the throne. Every single member stood out in their own unique way, with their versatile talents on full display. The visuals were top-tier, as always, the styling - en pointe, and the vibes - immaculate. The rap came across power-packed and smooth, the vocals were resounding yet delicate when need be, and energy was at an all-time high. These men knew what they were doing, even with the slightest gaze they held out to the audience, and the effortlessness of it all elevated the performance to a whole new level.

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This time, it was as if ATEEZ was putting their lives on the line and thankfully, the camera work delivered in picking up the detailed nuances of this performance. Even as I write this, I'm taken back to SeongHwa, sword in hand, screaming into the sky to call forth the last ounce of strength he needed to pour his all into his art. When SeongHwa roared, like lightning sent back to the heavens, the lump in my throat threatened to escape, only to be held back by the realization that I was looking at a spitting image of Sung JinWoo from "Solo Leveling". Now, I need that live-action to happen, and I need SeongHwa to play humanity's greatest hunter.

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The very next thing I remember is a singular black tear running down his cheek as he stared right down at the camera. This moment has gone viral and for good reason, too, as artists flock to SeongHwa, having found their new muse.

However, it wasn't just the aesthetics of it all that left an impression. To me, as an ATINY and a Hallyu Journalist, this tear represented how far ATEEZ had come. The unstilted passion, diligence, hard work, and endless struggle they endured culminated in this one defining moment when they were on top of the world. ATEEZ, who started from nothing, created something, and won everything, were declaring to the world that they were just getting started.

The respect ATEEZ had for the Coachella stage, for the audience, and for everyone who supported them, especially ATINY, is what that tear symbolized to my eye, but like all art, this, too, is up to your interpretation.

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