THE BOYZ Officially Joins ONE HUNDRED for New Chapter

K-pop group THE BOYZ has officially joined the global production company ONE HUNDRED, marking the beginning of a new chapter in their career. On December 16, ONE HUNDRED announced, "THE BOYZ has officially joined ONE HUNDRED and will commence full-scale activities. We will provide comprehensive support for THE BOYZ to engage in a wide range of musical endeavors, helping both the group and each member showcase their unique charms. We ask for your continued love and support for THE BOYZ's new journey." Along with this announcement, they revealed a new set of profile photos.

The released images, primarily in black and white, capture the individual charms of THE BOYZ members as well as their synergy as a group. The individual shots feature the members dressed in black suits, exuding a cynical yet calm atmosphere, enhanced by a blend of strong and gentle charisma that emphasizes their mature vibe.

The group photo showcases the grandeur that the eleven members can create together, reflecting their long-standing teamwork. The striking gazes and poses reminiscent of a fashion shoot captivate viewers, leaving a lasting impression.

Since their debut with the album 'THE FIRST' in 2017, THE BOYZ has consistently released a variety of songs. They gained significant recognition after winning Mnet's 'Road to Kingdom' in 2020, showcasing their exceptional performance skills. Following this, they released albums like 'CHASE', 'THRILL-ING', 'MAVERICK', 'BE AWARE', and '導火線', all of which have been well-received by global fans, demonstrating their impressive growth.

Recently, the news of all members transferring to ONE HUNDRED has sparked excitement for their future group activities. Fans are eagerly anticipating the next steps for THE BOYZ.

ONE HUNDRED is a comprehensive entertainment company that also represents artists such as Taemin, Lee Mujin, VIVIZ (Eunha, SinB, Umji), B.O., Ha Sung-woon, Ren, performance director Kasper, Kany, actor and singer Lee Seung-gi, entertainer Lee Soo-geun, and the rookie girl group Bad Villain. The company focuses on producing high-quality K-content by collaborating with renowned domestic and international artists and creators.