Pentagon's Hui Set to Launch Solo Career with "Whu Is Me: Complex" EP
Joy
nunimbos@gmail.com | 2023-12-21 07:00:02
Cube Entertainment Reveals Debut Date and Teaser Image for Hui's Solo Project
▲ Courtesy of CUBE ENTERTAINMENTHui, originally debuting as part of the 10-member boy band Pentagon in 2016 under Cube Entertainment, has been an integral part of the group known for hits like "Shine" (2018), "Naughty boy" (2018), and "Feelin' Like" (2022). Following the completion of his mandatory military service in November 2022, Hui participated in Mnet's boy band audition program "Boys Planet" under his real name, Lee Hoe-taek. Pentagon released the digital single "With Universe" on October 10.
October saw the departure of six Pentagon members—Yeo One, Yanan, Yuto, Kino, Wooseok, and Hongseok—from Cube Entertainment, leaving only Hui, Jinho, and Shinwon associated with the agency. Notably, former member E’Dawn, now known as Dawn, had left the band and agency in September 2018.
Despite ongoing speculations, Cube Entertainment has not officially addressed rumors circulating about the potential pause or disbandment of Pentagon's group activities.
Courtesy of CUBE ENTERTAINMENT
Cube Entertainment announced on Thursday that Pentagon's Hui will mark the initiation of his solo artist career with the release of the EP "Whu Is Me: Complex" on January 16.
Details about the album remain undisclosed, but a teaser image unveiled on Thursday features a cake adorned with the album title and a yellow plastic bag, providing a glimpse into the visual theme. The release date of the EP is prominently displayed on the teaser.
October saw the departure of six Pentagon members—Yeo One, Yanan, Yuto, Kino, Wooseok, and Hongseok—from Cube Entertainment, leaving only Hui, Jinho, and Shinwon associated with the agency. Notably, former member E’Dawn, now known as Dawn, had left the band and agency in September 2018.
Despite ongoing speculations, Cube Entertainment has not officially addressed rumors circulating about the potential pause or disbandment of Pentagon's group activities.
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