Dino from SEVENTEEN appears on 'BOYS II PLANET' as a mentor, offering advice to participants and showcasing his solo talents.
September/4/2025 11:41
Dino of SEVENTEEN will appear on Mnet's 'BOYS II PLANET'. Today (4th), according to Pledis Entertainment, Dino will appear as the fourth Planet Master on 'BOYS II PLANET', which will be broadcast at 9:20 PM today. In a prior recording, he provided affectionate advice and encouragement to the participants who are preparing for the third mission, the 'Debut Concept Battle Mission'. 'BOYS II PLANET' invites senior artists who serve as role models for the participants as Planet Masters. Dino has shown excellent talent not only through group activities with SEVENTEEN but also by performing various solo songs like 'Skyfall'. Last year, he released his first Chinese EP 'STARDUST', crediting himself on all tracks and establishing his presence as a singer-songwriter. Additionally, this year, Dino appeared as a mentor and judge in 'CHUANG Asia' Season 2 and 'Let Me Sing!'. Furthermore, his self-composed song 'Star Crossing Night (feat. GALI)', released last month, received a positive response, topping QQ Music's hot trend chart and Tencent Music's three charts (UniMusic Chart, Rising Chart, Trend Chart) right after its release, and ranking high on the 'iTunes Worldwide Song' chart. Dino will headline the large music festival 'YJ (Yue Jian Chao Xiang) Music Festival' in Beijing on the 21st, marking his first performance as a solo artist at a music festival. The event, taking place over two days starting on the 20th, is expected to attract around 60,000 spectators.
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