Startup entertainment company GRID Entertainment is making waves in the K-pop industry with the announcement of its new 5-member boy group, POW. The group’s name symbolizes an explosion. It reflects their goal to make a fun, refreshing, and significant impact on the scene.

 

The debut team is led by Yorch Yongsin, a Thai actor, model, and soloist under GRID Entertainment. Born on April 11, 2002, in Phayao, Thailand, Yorch has been acting since he was 10 years old and has starred in movies like 15+ IQ Krachoot and Timeline Letter Memory. He almost debuted in a boy group under HYBE, but when that didn’t work out, he shifted gears. He debuted as a soloist back in April with the single “Switch.” Yorch enjoys dancing, food (particularly durian and tteokbokki), and soccer.

YORCH – Seven (Official MV)

Joining Yorch is a Filipino-South Korean dancer-singer named Yoon Dong Yeon. Born on September 26, 2003, Dong Yeon, also known as Justin, was a contestant on the SBS survival program LOUD. He is fluent in English, Korean, and Tagalog and used to be active under JYP Entertainment. His zodiac sign is Libra, and his MBTI type is ENFP.

Youn Dongyeon | Filipino-Korean Participant in LOUD?

The remaining members, Jung Bin, Hyun Bin, and Hong, are newcomers to the industry.

All eyes on POW

On August 1, GRID confirmed the launch of POW, unveiling the group’s logo, and opening its official SNS accounts. POW‘s debut is scheduled for September 2023, and fans can hardly wait for what promises to be a dynamic addition to K-pop. The addition of well-known personalities like Yorch and Dong Yeon adds to the excitement, as their previous experiences and fan following are likely to contribute to the group’s initial success.

With experienced and up-and-coming talents, POW will surely make a significant impact. As their official debut in September approaches, all eyes are on POW, anticipating the refreshing explosion they aim to create in the industry. – K-Pop News Writer

Featured Image: Their explosive energy is evident in their teasers. Source: Twitter/@POW_grid.