N.SSign
South Korean boy band
N.SSign (Korean: 엔싸인; RR: Enssain; stylized as n.SSign) is a South Korean boy band formed through Channel A's reality competition Stars Awakening in 2022 and managed by n.CH Entertainment. They debuted on August 9, 2023, with the extended play (EP) Birth of Cosmo. The group consists of 7 members: Kazuta, Doha, Sungyun, Robin, Hanjun, Laurence, and Huiwon. Originally a 10-member group, Hyun, Eddie and Junhyeok left the group in 2024 due to health reason.
Career
Pre-debut and formation through Stars Awakening
Before appearing on the program, several members had already been active in the entertainment industry. In 2018, Doha competed in the survival reality show Under Nineteen. Junhyeok is a member of the boy group Withus. In 2019, Robin competed in the survival reality show World Klass. However, he didn't make it into the final lineup. In 2020, Robin and Hanjun competed in the survival reality show Cap-Teen.
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