Shin Ryujin

South Korean rapper and leader of ITZY

Shin Ryujin - Performers & Entertainers born April 17th, 2001
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A South Korean rapper, singer, and dancer, contributed to the music industry as the leader of the girl group ITZY. Debuted in 2019 under JYP Entertainment, the group quickly rose to popularity with their catchy songs and powerful performances. ITZY's debut single album, 'IT'z Different,' showcased their unique style and earned significant commercial success. The group is recognized for their empowering themes and energetic choreography, appealing to a global audience. Ryujin's leadership has been influential in shaping the group's identity and aesthetic.

Led the girl group ITZY to commercial success

Featured in ITZY's debut single album 'IT'z Different'

Performed at various international music festivals

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