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Published 1 year ago

Five major things iKON could do next after K-group leaves YG Entertainment

Summary by Ground News
All 6 members of K-pop group iKON are leaving YG Entertainment, the agency announced on Friday, December 30. The decision arrived after a long discussion with members Kim Jin-hwan, Bobby, Song Yun-hyeong, Goo Jun-hoe, Kim Dong-hyuk, and Jung Chan-woo. The boys will still be continuing their activities as iKon and will continue to interact on social media and Weverse.

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