
NCT's Doyoung is exerting a good influence as a life ambassador for the 'Destiny Guardian Project,' delivering warm encouragement. The Korea Foundation for Life Respect and Hope (Chairman: Jeong Yoon-seung) revealed that Doyoung donated 100 million won (about 1 million dollars) to support military personnel at risk of suicide and children and youth of families who have lost loved ones to suicide. The 'Destiny Guardian Project,' in which Doyoung participates as a life ambassador, is a national suicide prevention initiative aiming to reduce suicide deaths by 1,000 by 2026. This donation was realized through Doyoung's warm intention to support the mental health recovery of military personnel protecting the country and children and youth who bear the pain of sudden loss, helping them overcome crises. The foundation plans to actively reflect the donor's intentions, subdividing support targets and preparing effective support measures in consultation with related agencies. Doyoung stated, 'Among the words I often convey to fans is, 'Tomorrow will surely be happier than today.' There are days when one day feels a bit heavy and painful, but I believe that ultimately, tomorrow will move in a warmer and happier direction than today.' He expressed his heartfelt encouragement, saying, 'I would be happy if my support reached through this donation. I hope everyone can find the strength to be courageous.' In response, Chairman Jeong Yoon-seung emphasized that protecting the mental health of military personnel and children and youth of families is at the core of building a social suicide prevention safety net, expressing gratitude that 'Doyoung's warm heart will become an important 'bridge of life' connecting people who have fallen into despair back to society.' He continued, 'The foundation will also fulfill its responsibilities to ensure that the donation becomes substantial help to those who need it most.' Doyoung enlisted in the army as an active duty soldier on December 8 last year.
Former NCT member Mark has raised anticipation for his comeback by releasing a short film and teaser images for “My Friend,” a medium-tempo pop song about the end of summer and moving into a new chapter. He also took part in writing, composing, and arranging the track, and revealed a new Kids-Pop project.
Former NCT member Mark will release a new song, “My Friend,” at 1 p.m. on the 10th, five months after leaving SM Entertainment. His agency Upper Room unveiled a cinematic teaser showing him moving between city and nature, reflecting a “Back to Basic” mood. He also proved his lasting popularity when 42,392 fans sent him DMs and subscribed to Laylo within an hour of its launch. Mark left SM on April 8 after about 10 years, ending all NCT activities, and later announced the launch of Upper Room in June.
Former NCT member Mark revealed his newly completed Han River-view office for the first time on his YouTube channel. He introduced the two-story Upper Room office, connected by a spiral staircase, and highlighted its red and burgundy design. He also said he plans to hold an opening party and a listening party there.
NCT’s Ten announced his solo comeback with the single “OUTWEST,” set for release on September 4 at 1 p.m. KST. The release includes two songs, “OUTWEST” and “IRL,” and marks a new chapter after he co-founded the creative company ILLIMNT and took charge of the project from planning to production.
Former NCT member Mark apologized again after controversy over a T-shirt printed with the Confederate flag, a symbol of racism and white supremacy. He said he did not know its meaning, took full responsibility, promised it would not happen again, denied cult rumors, and said he plans to keep learning and growing.
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