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Lee Jun Young (이준영; or simply Jun) is a South Korean singer, rapper, dancer and actor under BILLIONS and Jflex, the company he co-established. He is a former member of the boy group U-KISS and the project boy group UNB.

He is also a former member of the fictional project boy groups SHAX under the name Kwon Ryuk (권력) and LUNA under the name Taein (태인).

He made his solo debut on December 5, 2019 with the single album "Gallery".

He is also known for being a contestant on the reality survival show The Unit.

Career[]

2017–2019: The Unit, UNB[]

In 2017, he participated in the competition show The Unit. He ended up as the male contestant with the most votes and was a part of UNB until their disbandment in 2019.

2025: Last Dance[]

On July 21, 2025, JTBC News further reported that, according to industry insiders, Lee Jun Young will be releasing a solo album sometime in September. This release will mark his first solo comeback in approximately five years. Hours later, BILLIONS confirmed the reports.[2] On September 4, BILLIONS unveiled the promotion scheduler for his first mini album, Last Dance, set for release on September 22.[3]

Personal life[]

Grandmother's passing[]

On January 25, 2023, Jflex announced that Jun's paternal grandmother passed away and that he canceled all his scheduled activities.[4]

Discography[]

Korean[]

Mini albums[]

Single albums[]

Digital singles[]

  • "Tell" (2019)
  • "Amen" (2020)

Features[]

  • Lee Hae Ri - "Love Me" (2019)

OSTs[]

Participation releases[]

  • "My Old Story" (with La Lima as Kwon Ryuk) (2021)
  • "If It Was Me [The Seasons: Cantabile of Park Bo Gum]" (2025)
  • 80s MBC Seoul Gayoje Preliminary Round ("그것만이 내 세상") (2025)
  • 80s MBC Seoul Gayoje Round Side B ("I Miss You") (2025)

Japanese[]

Mini albums[]

Singles[]

English[]

Collaboration singles[]

  • "Don't Know Why" (with Miyawaki Shion & AK) (2018)

Fanmeetings[]

Asia fanmeeting tour[]

  • 2025 Lee Jun Young Fanmeeting - 'Scene by Junyoung' (2025)[5][6]

South Korea[]

  • 2023 Lee Jun Young Fanmeeting in Seoul[7]

Japan[]

  • 2023 Lee Jun Young Fanmeeting in Japan[8]

China[]

  • 2025 Lee Jun Young Fanmeeting - 'Just For You' (2025)[9]

Musical theatre[]

  • 스웨그에이지: 외쳐조선! (2019-2020)

Filmography[]

Films[]

Dramas[]

Survival shows[]

Music video appearances[]

Awards and nominations[]

Year Recipient Award Won
Asia Artist Awards
2021 Lee Jun Young AAA Best Choice (Actor) Won[12]

Gallery[]

Main article: Lee Jun Young (singer)/Gallery

References[]

Official links[]

Korean
Japanese