Kep1er
케플러
- Name:
Kep1er - Aliases:
- Kepler
- Hangul:
케플러 - Fandom:
- Kep1ian
- Debuted On:
- Jan 3, 2022
- Generation:
- Gen 4 | 2018 - 2022
- Group Type:
- Girl
Watch: BTS Takes 11th Win For “SWIM” And Triple Crown On “M Countdown”; Performances By Hwasa, Dayoung, And More
BTS has won their eleventh music show trophy for “SWIM”! On the April 9 episode of the Mnet music show, the candidates for first place were BTS’s “SWIM” and Kep1er’s “KILLA (Face the other me).” BTS ultimately took the prize with a total of 10,052 points. This is the third time that “SWIM” has taken… The post appeared first on .
Idols & groups mentioned+8 moreWatch: BTS Takes 10th Win And Triple Crown For “SWIM” On “Show Champion”; Performances By Kino, n.SSign, And More
BTS has won their tenth music show trophy for “SWIM”! On the April 8 episode of “Show Champion,” the candidates for first place were BTS’s “SWIM,” Red Velvet’s Irene‘s “Biggest Fan,” DAY6’s Wonpil‘s “Highs and Lows,” Jang Haneum’s “WANNA,” and Kep1er’s “KILLA (Face the other me).” The trophy ultimately went to BTS! This is the third time… The post appeared first on .
Idols & groups mentionedWatch: BTS Achieves Music Show Grand Slam With 9th Win For “SWIM” On “Inkigayo”; Performances By Irene, Yuna, And More
BTS has has wrapped up a perfect week of music show wins with a ninth trophy for “SWIM”! On the April 5 episode of SBS’s “Inkigayo,” the candidates for first place were BTS’s “SWIM,” BTS’s “Body to Body,” and IVE’s “BANG BANG.” BTS ultimately took the win with a total of 9,422 points—meaning that the… The post appeared first on .
Idols & groups mentioned+5 moreWatch: BTS Snags 8th Win For “SWIM” On “Music Core”; Performances By Red Velvet’s Irene, Kep1er, And More
BTS has won an eighth music show trophy for their latest hit “SWIM”! On the April 4 episode of MBC’s “Music Core,” the candidates for first place were BTS’s “SWIM,” IVE’s “BANG BANG,” and Hearts2Hearts’ “RUDE!” BTS ultimately took the win with a total of 9,494 points. Congratulations to BTS! Watch a clip of the… The post appeared first on .
Idols & groups mentioned+7 moreWatch: BTS Takes 7th Win For “SWIM” On “Music Bank”; Performances By N.Flying, Kep1er, And More
BTS has taken their seventh win for “SWIM”! On the April 3 episode of “Music Bank,” the candidates for first place were BTS’s “SWIM” and ITZY’s Yuna‘s “Ice Cream.” BTS ultimately took the prize with a total of 9,477 points. Congratulations to BTS! Watch the winner announcement below! Performers on today’s show included ITZY’s Yuna, Red Velvet’s Irene, Kep1er, N.Flying, PENTAGON’s… The post appeared first on .
Idols & groups mentioned+5 moreWatch: BTS Takes 6th Win For “SWIM” On “M Countdown”; Performances By Kep1er, Irene, And More
BTS has a won a sixth music show trophy for their latest hit “SWIM”! On the April 2 episode of the Mnet music show, the candidates for first place were BTS’s “SWIM” and ITZY’s Yuna‘s “Ice Cream.” BTS ultimately took the prize with a total of 10,150 points. Congratulations to BTS! Watch a clip of the… The post appeared first on .
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K-pop’s perfect number? Why seven-member groups are both ideal and fragile
In the K-pop scene, a seven-member group suddenly becoming a six-member group is no longer uncommon. In fact, repeated cases of a member leaving groups that debuted with seven members have led to the coining of an industry term: the “curse of the seven-member team.” NMIXX, Weeekly and ONF all debuted with seven members but later saw one member depart. Going further back, Apink, 2PM, BTOB, Infinite and MONSTA X are also examples of teams that were reorganized into six-member groups. Earlier this month, Seo Young-eun exited Kep1er, marking another recent lineup change among seven-member K-pop groups. But perhaps the most high-profile case, at least recently, is ENHYPEN. On March 10, the group’s agency announced that Heeseung would leave the group and ENHYPEN would continue its activities as a six-member act. His sudden departure came as a major shock to fans. ENHYPEN has enjoyed strong popularity both in South Korea and overseas, and some fans staged protests near HYBE’s headquarters and the members’ dormitory, calling for the decision to be reversed. Others took to social media,
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Kep1er announces Japan fan meetups
Kep1er will host its second fan meeting in Japan in May, agency Klap Entertainment announced Friday. Under the title “Kep1arcade,” the group will take the stage six times across three cities — Osaka, Tokyo and Nagoya. The members will meet fans about three years after their first fanmeet held in Tokyo, and over six months after their “Kep1asia” brought them to three cities in the country. On March 31, the group will release its eighth EP, “Crack Code,” marking its first album since it reorganize
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Kep1er to return without Seo Youngeun
Kep1er will put out a new album on March 31, but Seo Youngeun will be nowhere to be found, Klep Entertainment said Monday. The group is set to release “Crack Code,” returning about seven months since seventh EP “Bubble Gum.” The upcoming set will feature the six remaining bandmates after Seo decided to leave the team. She had been on a break since July 2025 due to health reasons. Last week she made her departure official. “The time I spent with Kep1er and Kep1ian was like a treasure, which I wou
Idols & groups mentionedKep1er Announces March Comeback Date With Teasers For “CRACK CODE”
Kep1er is gearing up for a spring comeback! On March 9 at midnight KST, Kep1er officially announced their plans to make a comeback later this month. The group will be returning with their eighth mini album “CRACK CODE” on March 31 at 6 p.m. KST, and you can check out their first teasers for the… The post appeared first on .
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