Jun Ho, who is active as a singer and actor, is increasingly showing a mature appearance and a solemn atmosphere, making fans excited.

WhileJun Ho, who played Lee San in the MBC drama "The Red Sleeve" that ended in January this year, is receiving a lot of love, his early debut appearance, which showed off his fresh charm, is drawing attention again.

Jun Ho, who made his debut with the group "2PM" in 2008, attracted many older sister fans with his baby-like visuals at the age of 19.

Jun Ho, who has monolid eyes, had a strong image of a cute younger man at the time due to his pretty bent eyes smile. He was loved by his sister's fans for his round features.

Since then, Jun Ho's maturing appearance has begun to catch attention as he worked on the song "My House" in 2015.

During his "My House" activities, Jun Hohad a much wider shoulder and slim face shape than at the beginning of his debut thanks to his hard management.

Through the 2021 drama "The Red Sleeve" Jun Ho completely took off his baby-like appearance and showed off his muscular body and showed off his "manly man" aspect.

Jun Ho showed off his open shoulders and firmly established six-pack and captured the hearts of women with his low mid-to-low voice.

Also, Jun Ho lost 16kg through dieting, and he has more defined features.

There is a lot of interest in Jun Ho future activities, who is breaking away from his baby-like image at the beginning of his debut and entering his heyday with a new look.

Singer BoA is ready to shine again as she looks back on her amazing music career ahead of her special performance at the 2025 Weverse Con Festival (WeConFe).

BoA will perform on May 31 and June 1 at the Inspire Arena in Incheon. She will be featured on the festival’s famous “Tribute Stage,” which honors artists who have greatly influenced K-pop. Past tributes included legends like Shin Hae Chul, Seo Tae Ji, Uhm Jung Hwa, and Park Jin Young. This year, BoA will take the spotlight to celebrate 25 years since her debut.

The festival organizers praised BoA as “a symbol of K-pop history who proved that K-pop could reach global fans, topping Japan’s Oricon charts even before K-pop was widely known.” That’s why she was chosen as the tribute artist this year.

BoA shared her feelings, saying, “I heard the Tribute Stage is a special part of WeConFe, so I’m really happy to join. It means a lot to celebrate my 25 years in music, from before K-pop became global until now, with so many people.”

Reflecting on K-pop’s growth, she said, “K-pop is now loved worldwide and even has its own category on big music charts overseas. It has become more than music — it’s a whole culture now, and I can really feel that.”

BoA also talked about performing with younger K-pop stars who lead the scene today. “It feels special that WeConFe brings artists from different generations together. Many junior artists told me they like my songs or covered them, which made me proud. Now I’ll see it myself, and it makes me a little shy but excited.”

She gave fans a sneak peek of her performance, saying, “Since it’s a festival, I’ll sing songs that many people love with a live band to make it lively. I hope everyone will sing along and feel the energy with me.” She added, “Let’s get our energy up and meet at the concert!”

WeConFe is a big music festival that connects global fans across genres and ages through the Weverse platform. This year, the festival has the largest lineup ever with 27 groups and artists, including K-pop idols, bands, and musical actors. It also offers special night shows at Weverse Park to make the event even bigger.

Meanwhile, in April, BoA faced criticism after a drinking live broadcast with TV personality Jeon Hyun Moo. During the stream, she made some negative comments about comedian Park Na Rae, which caused backlash. BoA later apologized officially for what she said.

Now, BoA is focusing on her music again and preparing to give fans a powerful performance to remember.

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