What age do most Kpop idols debut?

The average age to debut as an idol is between 16–21, and you do have to train for an average of 3–6 years depending on a variety of factors, so auditioning and training should start at around 13–16.

Who is the youngest person to debut in Kpop?

K-Pop groups are known to debut when the idols are as young as 14 years old. For instance, SHINee’s Taemin is one of the most popular idols today, and he debuted at the young age of 14. His talent, fashion sense and visionary choreography, are things that fans love.

At what age Irene debuted?

Irene debuted at 23 (int. age) which isn’t that late of a debut if you think about it. Other idols who have debuted at 23 or older: Solar (mamamoo)

Does kpop idols have age limit?

Some trainees start as young as 11 years old, but many don’t get discovered and join a company until they’re in their late teens, so don’t despair if you’re a little older! Many K-pop trainees and idols are Korean, but it’s not an absolute requirement to be Korean – people of all ethnicities and races can audition.

At what age did IU debut?

IU debuted on September 18, 2008 only at the age of fifteen with her mini-album Lost and Found.

Who is the oldest trainee in Kpop?

Jisung (Wanna One) Jisung rose to fame as a contestant on Produce 101: Season 2 and was the oldest trainee on the music show at 26 years old (after Park Seungwoo was eliminated).

Is IU full Korean?

Lee Ji-eun (Korean: 이지은; born May 16, 1993), known professionally as IU (Korean: 아이유), is a South Korean singer-songwriter and actress….IU (singer)

Can a nine-year-old debut as a K-Pop Idol?

The average age to debut as a k-pop idol would be 16–21. The youngest age you can debut as one would be 14–15. Therefore no, a nine year-old can’t debut as a k-pop idol.

How long does it take to become a K-pop idol trainee?

Nowadays, if you’re 20-25, your chances of becoming a trainee, much less debuting, are slim to none. The prime ages for trainees seem to be from 10–14 or 15, with the younger, luckier (?) idols training for a few months or up to a year and then debuting at 14/15.

Is it time to “out with the old KPOP in with the new”?

With so many idol groups debuting in 2011 alone, they feel it’s time to make that traditional adage true – “out with the old, in with the new”. It has nothing to do with their looks, talent, or potential to break out another chart topping hit. Longtime followers of Kpop know they still got it.

What is the typical age range of a debuting idol group?

The typical age range of a debuting idol group is somewhere between 16–21 or so (international age).

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