VIXX

VIXX is a South Korean boy group formed by Jellyfish Entertainment. The group debuted on May 24, 2012, with the single "Super Hero." VIXX is composed of six members: N, Leo, Ken, Ravi, Hongbin, and Hyuk. They are known for their unique conceptual themes, often drawing inspiration from mythology, literature, and dystopian futures.

Their discography includes a variety of mini-albums and full-length albums, such as "Hyde," "Voodoo," "Chained Up," and "Eau de VIXX." VIXX's music is characterized by its dark, dramatic, and often experimental sound, blending electronic, R&B, and pop elements. They have achieved significant commercial success in South Korea and internationally, earning numerous music show awards and nominations for major Korean music awards.

Beyond their music, VIXX members have also engaged in individual activities, including acting, musical theater, and solo music releases. Ravi, in particular, has established a successful solo career. The group has a strong global fanbase, often referred to as "Starlights," who actively support their comebacks and concerts. VIXX's distinct concepts and performances have solidified their reputation as one of K-pop's most recognizable and influential groups.