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VERIVERY, also known as 베리베리 (Korean) and ベリヴェリ (Japanese), is a dynamic seven-member boy group signed under Jellyfish Entertainment. The group burst onto the K-pop scene on January 9, 2019 with their debut mini album VERI-US, captivating fans with their unique sound and energetic performances. In March 2020, Verivery took on the challenge of competing in the hit show "Road to Kingdom", where they showcased their talents and charms alongside six other talented boy groups. Through a series of intense performance challenges, the group proved their versatility and creativity, ultimately earning an impressive 5th place ranking by the end of the show. With their infectious energy and undeniable talent, VERIVERY continues to make a mark in the K-pop world.
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Following his solo debut, VERIVERY's Kangmin participated in 50 Questions segment. He revealed fun facts about his cooking skills, favorite fancams, and languages he wishes to learn, offering fans a closer look at his personality.
VERIVERY member Yeonho has become the subject of viral online criticism regarding his weight gain and physical appearance. While some netizens posted harsh comments, many fans defended Yeonho, condemning the unfair standards and hateful remarks.
VERIVERY's Kangmin showcased his solo track "Free Falling" during the April 1 episode of "Show Champion." The show featured various artists, with BTS ultimately taking home the first-place trophy for their song "SWIM."
VERIVERY's Kangmin performed his solo song "Free Falling" on the March 29 episode of SBS's "Inkigayo." The music show also featured performances from artists like ITZY's Yuna and Yena, with BTS securing the win for "SWIM."
VERIVERY's Kangmin performed his solo single "Free Falling" on the March 26 episode of Mnet's "M Countdown." The music program saw BTS take their second win for "SWIM," with performances also including ITZY's Yuna and Yena.
Jellyfish Entertainment is facing backlash for a fan event promoting VERIVERY's Kangmin's solo debut, which includes one-on-one "dates." Critics argue the event's framing is exploitative and akin to paid companionship, drawing comparisons to past fan service controversies.
Several K-pop idols have expanded their careers into the world of BL (Boys' Love) K-dramas, showcasing their acting talents and chemistry. The list includes artists from groups like ZEROBASEONE, B.A.P, DKZ, OMEGA X, and VERIVERY's Kangmin, who have starred in various romantic storylines.
