Nyoungs

Nyoungs, also known as Nyoung, are a South Korean boy group formed in 2019 by Starship Entertainment. The group consists of five members: Kim Seungmin, Kim Minseok, Kim Seungwoo, Kim Seungmin, and Kim Seungwoo. Nyoungs debuted with the single album "Nyoungs" in October 2019, which included the title track "Nyoungs." The group's name is derived from the Korean word "nyoung," which means "young" or "youth."

Nyoungs gained attention for their unique concept, which blends elements of K-pop with traditional Korean music and culture. Their debut performance showcased their versatility and ability to perform a variety of genres, including hip-hop, R&B, and ballads. The group's music videos and performances often feature intricate choreography and visually stunning production.

Despite their initial success, Nyoungs faced challenges in maintaining their popularity. The group's members have been involved in various controversies, including allegations of misconduct and legal issues. These incidents led to a decline in their fan base and public image. In 2021, Starship Entertainment announced that Nyoungs would be taking an indefinite hiatus to address their personal and professional issues.

Nyoungs' discography includes one single album, "Nyoungs," and several digital singles. Their music has been praised for its creativity and innovation, but their career has been marked by controversy and instability. Despite their challenges, Nyoungs remain an important part of South Korean music history, representing a unique blend of traditional and modern musical elements.