Just B
South Korean boy band
Just B (Korean: 저스트비) is a South Korean boy band formed by Bluedot Entertainment. The group consists of six members: Geonu, Bain, Lim Ji-min, Siwoo (formerly known as JM), DY, and Sangwoo.
History
2019–2020: Pre-debut activities
DY and Bain were former contestants on MBC's survival show Under Nineteen. DY won first place and made his debut as the center of 1the9 while Bain was eliminated in the final episode.
Lim Ji-min was a former contestant on SBS' The Fan, but was eliminated. He made his solo debut with his single album Mini.
Geonu and Siwoo were former contestants on Mnet's survival show I-Land. Siwoo was eliminated in the first part, while Geonu was eliminated in the second part of episode 8.
2021–2022: Debut and early years
On June 30, Just B officially debuted with the release of their first extended play Just Burn and the lead single "Damage" was produced by Bang Yong-guk, a singer, rapper, songwriter and producer who was the leader of the boy group B.A.P.
On October 27, Just B returned with their first single album Just Beat and its lead single "Tick Tock".
On April 14, 2022, Just B released their second extended play Just Begun and its lead single "Re=load".
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