SEVENTEEN, who is active as a UNESCO Youth Goodwill Ambassador, has donated again. Today (13th), according to their agency Pledis Entertainment, SEVENTEEN donated $250,000 (about 37 million yen) from the proceeds of the charity auction 'JOOPITER presents: sacai x SEVENTEEN' on the occasion of World Youth Day the day before. The donation will be used to strengthen the Global Youth Grant Scheme established together by SEVENTEEN and UNESCO. 'JOOPITER presents: sacai x SEVENTEEN' is a limited collection showcased in collaboration with the fashion brand sacai and the digital commerce content platform JOOPITER founded by legendary artist and producer Pharrell Williams. Leather jackets produced by the members and T-shirts signed by them were released, attracting attention. A limited edition collaboration with the popular character Lovebu created by Kasing Lung and a necklace in collaboration with designer Yoon Ahn were also sold. SEVENTEEN expressed through their agency, 'Since our debut, we have grown by expressing the colorful moments of youth through music that reflects our honest experiences and emotions, so the significance of World Youth Day is even more special,' and shared their message of support for all young people around the world pursuing their dreams. In 2023, they were invited as the first K-POP artists to the 13th UNESCO Youth Forum held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris, where they delivered speeches and performances. Last year, they were appointed as UNESCO's first Youth Goodwill Ambassadors and donated $1 million (about 148 million yen) to create a fund for enhancing the creativity and well-being of youth worldwide. This fund supports self-directed projects of 100 youth groups for a better future. SEVENTEEN will hold the 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_]' starting from Incheon Asiad Main Stadium on September 13-14, continuing their activities as a 'global top artist.' After performances at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong on September 27-28, they plan to perform in five cities in the U.S. in October and tour four major domes in Japan from November to December.
The Chinese film 'The Shadow's Edge,' featuring SEVENTEEN's Jun alongside Jackie Chan and Leon Lai, will premiere in Korea this September. The film depicts a thrilling chase between a crime syndicate and a specialized surveillance team. Jun plays the role of Hu Fong, showcasing his villainous side, while the film builds anticipation with its star-studded cast and intense action scenes.
S.Coups and Mingyu of SEVENTEEN are set to form a new unit, with an album release planned for September. They recently filmed a music video in Los Angeles and were seen at a Dodgers game. This new venture highlights their individual strengths and marks SEVENTEEN's ongoing evolution as they celebrate their 10th anniversary.
On his birthday, S.COUPS from SEVENTEEN donated 50 million yen to support underprivileged children, becoming the 3710th member of the Honor Society. The funds will help provide meals during summer vacation. He expressed gratitude to fans and emphasized his commitment to children's welfare and various charitable causes, including disaster relief efforts. SEVENTEEN is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a world tour starting in September.
HOSHI & WOOZI's first fan concert in Japan was held on August 6-7, 2023, at K Arena Yokohama, selling out and attracting 40,000 fans. The concert featured new songs, interactive segments, and was broadcast live to over 130 theaters. The duo expressed their excitement about performing together and promised to meet fans again.
HYBE announced record Q2 2025 earnings with sales of 705.6 billion won, a 10.2% increase from last year. The success of world tours and artist activities, including BTS and SEVENTEEN, contributed significantly. Despite a slight decline in album sales, indirect revenue from merchandise and fan clubs surged, indicating strong growth.
SEVENTEEN members S.Coups and Mingyu made a splash at a Dodgers game, appearing in photos on the team's official Instagram and interacting with fans. Their presence was highlighted during the game, and fans expressed excitement about their appearance and future collaborations, including hopes for a photo with Shohei Ohtani.
BTS's Jimin and Jungkook have received nominations for the 2024 Billboard Music Awards in several categories, including 'Top Global K-Pop Artist' and 'Top Global K-Pop Song.' Jimin's song 'Who' and Jungkook's '3D' are among the nominees, highlighting their ongoing popularity and impact in the music industry.
SEVENTEEN unveiled a teaser for their 4th Japanese single 'Expiration Date', set for release on November 27. The video features playful interactions among members, shifting to a mysterious scene with a closed door and a spaceship-like setting, building anticipation for the music video. The single expresses feelings about emotional 'expiration dates' through a ballad.
In conjunction with SEVENTEEN's world tour in Japan, Azabu-Juban will host the 'Azabu 17' event from Nov 30 to Dec 8, featuring special promotions, collaborations with local businesses, and a digital stamp rally. This marks the first collaboration between the shopping district and a global artist.
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