Hoshi of SEVENTEEN has enlisted as an active-duty soldier and fulfills his duty of national defense. Hoshi entered the training camp today (16th). He shared on his Instagram a video of member DINO shaving his head with clippers and a commemorative shot together with his buzz cut. A video of him saluting at a SEVENTEEN concert also caught attention. Additionally, through the fan platform Weverse, he left a message saying, 'They say the feelings of those who remain are heavier than those who go. I will go properly, so please don’t be too sad. This time will all become memories, and when I look back later, I will definitely be smiling. I will visit you in a cool soldier's appearance when I get on leave. Thank you so much, CARAT (SEVENTEEN's fans). I love you. I will go with energy! Please love the new song 'TAKE A SHOT' released at 6 PM.' Hoshi released his new song 'TAKE A SHOT' through various music streaming sites at 6 PM today. His powerful rap harmonizes with diverse synth sounds and guitar performances, embodying a heavy yet dynamic feel. Previously, on the 15th, member Woozi enlisted in the army. Like him, Hoshi began military service today as an active-duty soldier. Prior to this, on September 26 of last year, Jeonghan was the first member to enlist, followed by Wonwoo, who started his service on April 3. Hoshi and Woozi formed a unit in March this year and released their 1st single 'BEAM'. The fan concert 'HOSHI X WOOZI FAN CONCERT [WARNING]' they held concluded its finale at Gwangju Women's University Universiade Gymnasium on August 23-24 after touring Seoul and Japan. SEVENTEEN held their 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_]' at Incheon Asiad Main Stadium on the 13th and 14th, marking the start of their world tour.
Hoshi from SEVENTEEN has donated 100 million won to build new classrooms at a public school in Zambia, helping around 350 students. He aims to provide a stable educational environment for children to nurture their dreams. Hoshi has a history of charitable contributions, including previous donations for educational improvements in Laos and is actively involved in social contributions as part of SEVENTEEN, which has also been recognized for its philanthropic efforts.
Hoshi of SEVENTEEN surprises fans with his solo track 'TAKE A SHOT' released today, featuring powerful rap and vibrant sounds. He expresses his dedication and passion in the lyrics, marking a new chapter as he prepares for military service. Hoshi reassures fans during a live stream before enlistment, sharing his experiences and encouraging them to enjoy upcoming content.
Hoshi from SEVENTEEN has enlisted in the army today, following Woozi's enlistment yesterday. Pledis Entertainment announced their enlistment plans, including a fan concert and video call events before their service. Hoshi and Woozi formed a unit and released their first single earlier this year. SEVENTEEN recently kicked off their world tour in Incheon.
MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN 2026 will be held at the new TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO, expanding from the inaugural 2025 event. It aims to connect global music and promote Japanese and Asian artists. The awards will feature performances and seminars, with details on categories and voting to be announced. Expect a celebration of music's future!
Woozi of SEVENTEEN has officially joined the army, fulfilling his duty. He attended a concert in Incheon before enlisting and shared his joy with fans on Weverse, thanking them for their support. He is the third member to enlist, following Jeonghan and Wonwoo, with Hoshi set to enlist next.
Hoshi of SEVENTEEN has shaved his head in preparation for his upcoming military enlistment on September 16. He shared a commemorative photo with his members on Instagram, showcasing his new look. Actor Lee Soo-hyuk also posted a supportive message and photos with Hoshi, expressing confidence in his dedication and encouraging fans to look forward to Hoshi's return after his service.
On the afternoon of the 15th, a screening and press conference for the American film 'Tron: Ares' took place at CGV Yongsan I-Park Mall in Seoul, attended by Greta Lee, who plays Eve Kim. The film, featuring a sophisticated program called 'Ares,' depicts a crisis and will be released in Korea on October 8.
SEVENTEEN kicked off their world tour in Incheon, attracting 54,000 fans. They performed over 30 songs, including solo debuts, and showcased their artistic side. The concert featured powerful performances and emotional moments, culminating in a heartfelt encore. The tour continues in Hong Kong and several U.S. cities.
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