Yeu Hyunki~no nickname~ (February 28, 1996, 19:20)

Role: Dancer (specialty hip-hop), Vocals (countertenor, high voice)
Looks: 5’7” Prefers his hair to be a dark reddish brown or a dark auburn. His hair is currently short and spiky, but willing to grow out long and has done so in the past (like able to put in a ponytail long). A little bit stockier than KR but still not super muscly. He has a dancer’s body.
Fashion: B-boy, jeans, loose clothes, particularly likes sleeveless clothes such as vest, tanks, and cut-offs. Favorite item of clothing is a cut-off hoodie (has the sleeves removed)
Interests: Dance, dance-offs. Before coming to the company, he participated in dance competitions. Outside of dance, he likes athletic activities: spectators sports, working out, running. He will usually enjoy a morning run. Languages. He finds languages and how it works fascinating. Constantly working toward learning more languages. Fluent in Korean and English. Passable in Chinese and currently trying to learn Spanish.
Personality: Despite his look, he’s shy, quiet, and soft spoken. Introverted. He prefers sitting on the outskirts of the conversation listening. However, he will talk your ear off about dance. The other members know not to get him started. Very rare for him to speak up in interviews. He loves the members though and always has a quiet, encouraging word for them (especially after a rant from KR)
Likes: Butterfingers. Crappy American television. In particular shows like Catfish and Say Yes to the Dress
Dislikes: Large crowds without some sort of buffer. Shouting.
Bio: Hyunki was raised around English his whole life. His father is an American born Korean who moved back when he met Hyunki’s mother. He was raised speaking both languages in the home. He’s also been to the U.S. many times as his dad still works with the corporation there. Hyunki was originally supposed to join his father’s corporation, but instead started dancing around the age of 10 and by the time he was 15 was being noticed by companies. He signed the company when he was 16.