Lee Jeno

South Korean rapper and dancer in NCT

Lee Jeno - Performers & Entertainers born April 23rd, 2000
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A prominent figure in the South Korean music scene, contributed as a rapper, vocalist, and dancer. Rose to prominence as a member of the boy group NCT, particularly within the sub-unit NCT Dream. Achieved significant recognition through hit releases and performances, showcasing talents in both music and dance. Participated in various projects that encompassed songwriting and choreography, further establishing presence in the industry.

Performed with NCT Dream

Participated in hit songs like 'Chewing Gum' and 'Go'

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