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Fri, May 24, 2019 | 00:33
New face from JYP
Posted : 2014-01-16 20:30
Updated : 2014-01-16 20:30

GOT7, a seven-member boy group formed by JYP Entertainment, perform during a media showcase in Seoul, Wednesday. This is the first all-male band from the country's third biggest incubator of K-pop musicians in six
years, after 2PM. The band officially debuted on cable music channel Mnet's concert show "M Countdown," aired on Thursday. Its debut album, led
by hip-hip song "Girls Girls Girls," will be released on Monday. To appeal to overseas fans, the band's members have learned how to speak in English,
Chinese, Japanese and Thai.

/ Courtesy of JYP Entertainment




 
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