WOOZI

Controversy arises after a military officer asked SEVENTEEN's Woozi, a trainee, to introduce a wedding singer. The military states it was a voluntary act, but critics argue it's inappropriate for officers to make such requests of trainees. Woozi is now serving as an assistant instructor in the same unit as the officer.

SEVENTEEN's song 'Now -Even if the World Ends Tomorrow-' has surpassed 50 million streams, earning gold certification from the RIAJ. The track, blending alternative rock and EDM, conveys a message of cherishing moments. It is featured in their first best album and was the theme song for a popular drama. SEVENTEEN recently completed a successful world tour in Japan and will also provide an ending theme for the upcoming 'BEASTARS FINAL SEASON' on Netflix in March 2026.

SEVENTEEN's world tour finale in Fukuoka on December 20-21 was a grand success, attracting around 420,000 fans. The concert featured energetic performances of new songs, heartfelt interactions with fans, and a surprise announcement about their upcoming song for 'BEASTARS FINAL SEASON'.

The Blu-ray and digital code for SEVENTEEN's fan meeting 'HOLIDAY', held in Japan, will be released in January 2026. It includes 20 performances, special games, and highlights from all five shows. Pre-orders begin on November 19, 2025, with a price of 9,900 yen. Check various retailers for details.

On the afternoon of the 29th, NCT's Ten arrived in Korea via Incheon International Airport after finishing an overseas schedule. He recently completed his first solo tour in Japan, where he was moved to tears during a surprise at the Shibuya concert, stating, 'The first chapter of my solo activities has ended.'

Hoshi of SEVENTEEN revealed his final photoshoot before military enlistment in the October issue of 'Allure Korea.' He displayed his fashionista side and shared insights about his music passion, emphasizing the importance of connecting with fans. His solo song 'TAKE A SHOT' has also gained popularity. More content can be found in the magazine and online.

SEVENTEEN members bid farewell to Woozi and Hoshi as they enlist in the army. They shared heartfelt messages and videos, emphasizing the importance of health and well-being. The group posted a memorable photo and a video of members caring for Woozi's shaved head, wishing them well on their journey.

Hoshi of SEVENTEEN has enlisted as an active-duty soldier, sharing moments with fans and releasing his new song 'TAKE A SHOT'. He expressed his feelings on Weverse, encouraging fans not to be sad and promising to return as a cool soldier. His enlistment follows fellow member Woozi, who enlisted a day earlier.

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.