Hyunjin 💋

Physicist:

His body is a straight line. From top to bottom. Everything looks long, long limbs. It is slender and sharp.

Profession:

Rapper, Singer, Dancer, Model and MC

Date and place of birth

Date of birth: 20-March-2000 (24 years old) Place of birth: Seoul, South Korea

Height and weight:

Height: 183 cm Weight: 65 kg

Personality:

Stray Kids’ charismatic and devilishly handsome Hyunjin possesses the empathetic INFP personality trait, sharing the same personality type as our MBTI character Apollo the Turtle from Tadaland. He writes meaningful lyrics and brings his artistic flair to the group’s music and videos. INFP characters like him care about their values ​​and use their imagination to come up with new ideas, just like Hyunjin adds his special touch to the group. He’s genuine and caring, and fans love him for his unique personality. As an INFP type, Hyunjin MBTI loves to express himself through music and being true to himself. His heartfelt lyrics and creative work show how much he cares about his art. Those with this personality type are often seen as dreamers and creators. Whether he's performing or connecting with fans, Hyunjin is an INFP through and through, and that's why people love him for being himself.

History:

An only child, he lived for a time in Las Vegas as a child. Hyunjin was discovered by JYP Entertainment staff while shopping with his mother. They handed him a business card with a casting offer. At first he thought it was a scam, but he looked into it and found out that it was one of the top three entertainment companies in Korea. He joined JYP and trained for about two years before debuting. Studies He studied dance at Seoul High School of Performing Arts, where his friends nicknamed him “Prince SOPA.” He graduated from high school in February 2019. He later studied English at Global Cyber ​​University in Cheonan. Stray Kid He participated in the survival competition Stray Kids, organized by JYP in collaboration with Mnet, whose first episode aired in 2017. On October 7 of that same year, the group presented a music video for their first single Hellevator, with a musical style distinct from other JYP boy groups. On December 19, the program concluded with the official introduction of all the members of the group, whose name, Stray Kids, is inspired by the title of the reality show itself. On January 8, 2018, Stray Kids released an extended play featuring seven tracks performed on a show, all co-written by the group members. The mixtape achieved second place on both the Gaon and Billboard charts, with sales of 45,249 copies in the month of January. Additionally, the group was recognized by Billboard as one of the "Top 5 K-pop Artists of 2018".

History:

Songs They subsequently released their debut EP, I Am Not, which introduced that year's I Am series, with District 9 being the title track. This mini album peaked at numbers one and four on the Gaon Charts, with sales of 54,733 copies during the month of March 2018. The music video for District 9 accumulated 4.27 million views in the first 24 hours, setting a record for a Korean group's debut at the time. I Am Not also charted on iTunes album charts in ten countries including Canada, Taiwan, Argentina, Finland, Chile, Peru, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore. In February 2019, Hyunjin was confirmed to be hosting Show! Music Core. During that year, he also made a special appearance in the film A-Teen 2. On May 10, 2020, a video was posted on SKZ-PLAYER showing Hyunjin performing a dance to Billie Eilish's song When the Party's Over. On December 20 of that same year, he released miss you, a song in which he participated as a lyricist and producer alongside Kim Mong-e.

History:

Recognition On December 22, 2021, he was awarded the “Best Weekly Idol Individual Cam” award at the 2021 K-Champ Awards, at a ceremony held on the Weekly Idol show. Model On July 20, 2023, he was named a global ambassador for Versace, and on August 31, he participated in a remix of Troye Sivan's Rush, alongside British singer-songwriter PinkPantheress.