seongjun, yejoon, heeju, juho & towa
kim seongjun
How would you describe yourself?
People often say I’m warm-hearted, funny, and that when it’s time to work, I really commit. I try not to lose my sense of humor in everyday life, but when it comes to work, I’m more serious than anyone.
What have you been really into lately?
Right now, my main focus is our activities as 15 members, as well as the eight-member unit promotions we’ll be showing next. Outside of that, I enjoy working on my own music and watching movies or shows on streaming platforms.
When you hear the word “Billboard,” which artist comes to mind first?
BTS. I deeply respect them for opening the door to the globalization of K-pop, and I also dream of standing on the same stage someday.
Out of the three words that make up “Pretty Boy Swag,” which one resonates with you the most?
“Boy.” I see idntt as a team of boys, each with different charms. I also want to keep chasing my dreams with the same spirit and drive of a boy.
A phrase you carry close to your heart
“Walk the opposite way.” It’s my personal motto. Rather than choosing a path that looks easy and smooth, I want to take the more difficult road—one where growth and adventure are waiting. I’m also happiest when I receive compliments about my music.
What did you think about most as you prepared for your debut?
I really wanted to step out into the world as soon as possible. I was curious about how my family and friends would react, too. I’ve been spending each day with a sense of tension and focus, trying to discover both what our team can show—and what only seongjun can bring—right up until the moment we step on stage.
Which songs best showcase your personal charm?
I’d choose the B-sides “Moon Burn” and “Rage Problem.” They align closely with the musical direction I’m pursuing. In particular, I love the lyrics in “Moon Burn”:
“Our night, see the fading light / Chasing the wind, flow, break away the line / Sharpened sight, all the limits outgrow.” I think they capture the youthful identity of our team really well.
You shot unit photos today with unevermet members heeju and juho, who are the same age as you. How would you describe their charms?
juho is just hilarious. [Laughs] We really click when we talk, and since he also makes music, I’d love to have more musical conversations with him. heeju has a warm, comforting presence—maybe because he’s tall. We’ve known each other since our trainee days, so it feels natural to open up to him.
han yejoon
How would you describe yourself?
Someone with a good sense of style. Also—this might be funny—but I’ve never really eaten vegetables since I was young, and I don’t think that’s going to change anytime soon. I still have no plans to start eating them. [Laughs]
What have you been really into lately?
Musically, I’ve been really into writing lyrics over trap beats. On a more personal level, I’m into shopping for clothes.
Out of the three words that make up “Pretty Boy Swag,” which one resonates with you the most?
“Swag.” I’ve always liked the word, and since I’m really into hip-hop, it feels especially familiar to me.
When you hear the word “Billboard,” which artist comes to mind first?
The Weeknd. Every time I listen to his music, I think about how his recent album Hurry Up Tomorrow hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200, with multiple tracks charting as well.
What do you want to show on stage?
Through our 15-member performances, I want to show that I have my own style. I’m also really excited to see how idntt’s sense of “cool” comes through in a way that fits the mood of “Pretty Boy Swag.”
A phrase you keep close to your heart
“You only live once—don’t live with regrets.”
You had a long trainee period. What did you think about most as you prepared for debut?
Honestly, until I actually step on stage, it still doesn’t fully feel real that I’m debuting. I believe confidence is the most important thing, so I’ve been focusing on building that up as much as possible before going on stage.
Which part best shows your personal charm?
In the first verse of “Pretty Boy Swag” , only the eight members of yesweare appear, and I’m in charge of the chorus. Since it’s such an important hook early in the song, I feel like my charm comes through clearly there.
Is there something you remember saying to the unevermet members, who debuted earlier on August 11?
November 18 marked unevermet’s 100th day since debut, so I congratulated them on that milestone. juho is an amazing dancer—he looks really cool when he performs, and he’s funny when he talks, too. heeju always smiles a lot, and his smile is really charming.
kim heeju
How would you describe yourself?
People around me often say I have a bright, positive energy. One thing about me that I don’t think will ever change is that once I set a goal, I take full responsibility for seeing it through to the end.
What have you been into lately?
I’ve been really into discovering new music. I try not to rely on the playlists I already have and instead keep searching for fresh songs. I’m also into skincare. Taking care of my skin after practice or schedules helps me end the day on a good note.
Out of the three words that make up the title “Pretty Boy Swag,” which one resonates with you the most?
“Boy.” Our first super title track, “BOYtude,” portrayed an innocent, adventurous boy. With “Pretty Boy Swag,” the boy we’re showing feels more grown—there’s a sense of maturity and evolution.
When you hear the word “Billboard,” which artist comes to mind first?
BTS. Of course, their No. 1 achievements on the Billboard charts are incredible, but what stands out to me most is how they delivered honest, heartfelt messages in Korean lyrics to audiences around the world.
What do you hope to show on stage as all 15 members of unevermet and yesweare come together?
The individuality and wide range of charms that each of the 15 members brings. I especially hope people can really feel the power of our performance and stage presence—something that’s only possible when all 15 of us come together.
What moment stands out as your happiest memory as idntt so far?
Traveling to Hungary to film our music video while preparing our first album. It was my first time in Europe, and just being able to shoot overseas with the members, surrounded by such unfamiliar scenery, made it an unforgettable experience.
Which song do you think shows your personal charm best?
In “Pretty Boy Swag,” I’d love for people to pay attention to the “We goin’ up like” part. It comes right before the chorus and serves as a buildup that lifts the energy of the song. It’s a moment where facial expressions play a big role in shifting the mood, so I think it shows another side of my charm. Also, unevermet’s performances tend to be more performance-focused, and “Storm” really stands out—from its striking intro to the way the vocal members’ tones shine through.
You shot unit photos today with fellow 2006-liners seongjun, yejoon, and towa from yesweare. How would you describe their charms?
On stage, they’re powerful and full of energy, but off stage, they have such pure and innocent sides—that contrast is really charming. towa, our only Japanese member, is especially adorable with his still-developing Korean, and he’s incredibly passionate, always asking about choreography details.
What’s something you hope to hear during this promotion?
“That they’re really good at what they do.” Whether it’s on stage or off, I hope people see us as cool and inspiring.
kim juho
How would you describe yourself?
People often tell me, “There’s really no one else like you.” I try to live up to that—to become someone truly one of a kind. [Laughs] Whenever my hard work is recognized or praised, it just makes me want to push myself even further.
What have you been really into lately?
I usually try to clear my mind as much as possible, but lately I’ve been completely immersed in making music. Creating something of my own is when I feel happiest.
What does it mean for something to be truly “yours”?
I’ve always wanted to make music that feels uniquely mine. I especially love hip-hop and hyperpop, and I try to write everything myself—from the beat to the melody lines. I also create choreography. Being able to do what I want, with a clear sense of direction that I’ve chosen for myself, is what really makes me happy.
Out of the three words that make up “Pretty Boy Swag,” which one resonates with you the most?
“Pretty.” It doesn’t just mean “beautiful”—it can also emphasize something, like when you say, “It’s pretty good.” I think idntt is ‘pretty good’, too. [Laughs]
When you hear the word “Billboard,” which artist comes to mind first?
Michael Jackson.
What do you hope to show on stage when all 15 members of unevermet and yesweare come together?
Even in a large group, I want each member’s strengths and individual charm to stand out clearly. At the same time, I hope people feel the overwhelming impact that only a large team can deliver on stage.
Which part of the new title track do you think shows your personal charm best?
The ‘livin’ like a rockstar popstar’ part. I think it captures another side of who I am really well.
You shot together today with fellow 2006-liners from yesweare. How would you describe their charms?
Both seongjun and yejoon are genuinely great people. I feel like each of them has something distinctly their own. I hope we can keep moving forward together, just like we are now.
A belief you carry with you
There’s only one version of me in this world. Because of that, I take pride in the one life I get to create for myself. Even if my choices turn out to be wrong at times, I’m confident I can turn them into the right answers.
When did you feel most glad that you debuted?
The debut showcase—without question. The moment I first stood face-to-face with our fans is something I’ll never forget.
towa
How would you describe yourself?
I’m towa, the only international member of idntt. I’m from Ibaraki Prefecture, about an hour outside of Tokyo. According to my MBTI results, I’m an ‘INFP’.
When did you come to Korea?
I came to Korea in March 2025. I’ve always loved singing and dancing in front of people. My Korean isn’t perfect yet, but kyuhyuk, our youngest member, and seongjun, who’s the same age as me, help me a lot. taein is also incredibly kind—whenever there’s something I don’t understand while filming content or during conversations, he always explains it to me. And when we’re practicing, he looks especially cool—he’s tall and really impressive.
What have you been really into lately?
I like lying down and listening to our songs—it’s become one of my favorite ways to relax. I also enjoy watching movies.
Out of the three words that make up “Pretty Boy Swag,” which one resonates with you the most?
“Swag.” It feels like the word that best expresses the kind of coolness I have.
Which part best shows your personal charm?
In “Yes We Are,” my part is the line ‘change up the pace.’ I spent a lot of time thinking about the gestures that suit me, so I hope people pay close attention to that moment.
Is there a stage you’d like to cover someday?
“Siren” by RIIZE. When I first saw the performance, both the choreography and vocals were so powerful that it really left an impression on me.
What are you most looking forward to since debuting?
What I want to show on stage is another side of my charm and strong performances. I’m also really excited about meeting the fans who support us in person. I’m curious to see how the public will view me, and more than anything, I want to deliver great stages.
You shot unit photos today with unevermet members heeju and juho. How would you describe their charms?
I’ve been close with heeju since our trainee days. juho has a bit of an intimidating aura at first, but he’s actually the member who teaches me the most choreography during practice.
A phrase you keep close to your heart
“Whatever you do, do it with all your effort.” It’s my personal motto.
