Lee Seung-hoon
South Korean rapper and dancer
South Korean rapper and dancer
Performers & Entertainers
South Korea
Born in 1992, this individual gained recognition as a member of the South Korean boy band Winner. The group debuted in 2014 under YG Entertainment and garnered significant attention for their distinctive music style and engaging performances. The rapper also participated in the reality survival program 'K-pop Star' in 2012, where impressive talents drew public acclaim. The artist is noted for contributions to Winner's chart-topping albums and for showcasing unique dance skills during performances.
Debuted with Winner in 2014
Participated in 'K-pop Star' in 2012
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