Park Gun Wook (박건욱; or simply Gunwook) is a South Korean singer, rapper and lyricist under Jellyfish Entertainment. He is a member of the boy group ZEROBASEONE.
He is best known for being a contestant on the reality survival shows Wild Idol and Boys Planet.
Career[]
2021: Wild Idol[]
On August 10, 2021, Park Gun Wook was introduced as the 16th contestant of the survival show Wild Idol.[1] Unfortunately, he was eliminated in the final episode, thus making him unable to become a member of TAN.
2022–2023: Boys Planet, debut with ZEROBASEONE[]
On December 29, 2022, he was introduced as a contestant of Mnet's survival show Boys Planet, representing Jellyfish Entertainment.[2] During the show's finale, he was revealed to have ranked 5th overall, thus making him a member of ZEROBASEONE.
The group debuted on July 10, 2023 with the mini album Youth in the Shade.
Discography[]
OSTs[]
- "Study Group OST Part.1" ("Back Packer") (2025)
Participation releases[]
- "Here I Am" (with contestants of Boys Planet) (2023)
- Boys Planet - Artist Battle ("En Garde" as part of En Butter) (2023)
- "Boys Planet - Final TOP9 Battle" ("Jelly Pop", "Not Alone" with finalists of Boys Planet) (2023)
Writing credits[]
- All credits adapted from KOMCA, unless stated.[3]
Artist | Song | Album | Credit |
---|---|---|---|
2021 | |||
Wild Idol contestants | "Last Chance" | "The Wild Idol Part.5" | Writing |
2023 | |||
Boys Planet | "En Garde (준비,시작!)" | Boys Planet - Artist Battle | Writing |
Filmography[]
Survival shows[]
- Wild Idol (MBC, 2021) - contestant (#16)
- Boys Planet (Mnet, 2023) - contestant
Trivia[]
- His MBTI personality type is ENFJ.[4]
- Prior to Boys Planet, he trained for 2 years and 5 months.[4]
- He can speak Korean and English.[4]
- His favorite song is Come Together by Chris Brown (feat. H.E.R.).[4]
- His role model is Jay Park.[4]
- His hobbies include showing off his forearms, watching soccer, eating chocolate, playing games, and walking.[4]
- He has a habit of biting his lip when he is concentrating or nervous.[4]
- He was changing Soyeon's rap part while covering Tomboy of (G)I-DLE.
- His speciality is his high pitch.[4]
Gallery[]
- Main article: Park Gun Wook/Gallery
References[]
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