Zelo

Rapper and dancer, member of B.A.P.

Zelo - Rapper and dancer, member of B.A.P.
Born

October 15th, 1996
28 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

South Korea

Links & References

Originated as a South Korean rapper and dancer, gaining prominence as a member of the boy group B.A.P., which debuted in 2012 under TS Entertainment. The group was well-received for their powerful performances and engaging music, blending various genres. Zelo showcased exceptional talent with contributions in rapping and dance, quickly earning praise among fans and peers. After B.A.P.'s lineup changes and eventual disbandment, Zelo pursued a solo career, producing music that reflects personal growth and artistic evolution. He continues to engage with a dedicated fan base through performances and music releases, solidifying his place in the K-pop industry.

Debuted with B.A.P in 2012

Released solo music after B.A.P's disbandment

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