Lee Jun-young
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- January 22, 1997 (age 29)
- Birthplace
- Uijeongbu, South Korea
Biography
Lee Jun-young, formerly known as Jun, is a South Korean singer, actor and former member of the boy groups U-KISS and UNB. He debuted in June 2014 as U-KISS's rapper, vocalist and maknae with their 9th mini-album, Mono Scandal. The group had already debuted in 2008, but Global H Media decided to add him to the lineup after several auditions to replace member AJ, who was on hiatus. In 2017, he entered the singing survival show The Unit and ended up in 1st place, earning a spot in the show's resulting project group. He re-debuted in April 2018 as UNB's main vocalist, rapper, lead dancer and center with their first mini-album, Boyhood. The group's contract was planned for one year, but they officially disbanded in January 2019 when the members' agencies could not reach an agreement to extend the contract's duration. As an actor, he debuted in 2017 with a role in Avengers Social Club and has appeared in many dramas since then. He was the male lead in Laboum’s Turn it On MV and released his first solo album, Gallery, in 2019. He debuted as a solo artist in November 2019 with the digital single Tell. In 2021, his contract ended and he decided not to renew it, officially leaving U-KISS. In early 2022, he co-established a new agency, J-FLEX Entertainment, to pursue his activities as an actor. He's focused on his acting career and has won several awards as a newcomer or rookie actor. In June 2024, his company was acquired by Billions Entertainment and is now represented by them.
Known For
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Filmography
More Painful Than Sadness
Movie
Who Are You
TV · as Lee Tae-joo · 1 ep
Sinner
Movie · as Eun-su
Reborn Rookie
TV · as Hwang Jun-hyeon / Kang Yong-ho · 12 eps
Four Hands, Two Sonatas
TV · as Choi Jeong-yo · 12 eps
Trails To Hakka
TV · as Self · 10 eps
Our Sticky Love
TV · as Kaito · 1 ep
Tokyo Taxi
Movie · as Kim Yeong-gi
Melo Movie
TV · as Hong Si-joon · 10 eps
Pump Up the Healthy Love
TV · as Do Hyeon-joong · 12 eps
Sixth Sense: City Tour
TV · as Self · 1 ep
2025 MBC 대학가요제
TV · 1 ep
When Life Gives You Tangerines
TV · as Park Yeong-bum · 7 eps
YOO Got a Minute?
TV · 1 ep
Badland Hunters
Movie · as Choi Ji-wan
The Impossible Heir
TV · as Kang In-ha · 12 eps
Dreaming of a Freaking Fairy Tale
TV · as Moon Cha-min · 10 eps
Here for Promo
TV · as Self · 1 ep
Brave Citizen
Movie · as Han Su-gang
Mask Girl
TV · as Choi Bu-young · 1 ep
The Seasons
TV · as Self · 2 eps
Salon Drip
TV · as Self · 1 ep
Hong Seok-cheon's Jewelry Box
TV · as Self · 1 ep
Love and Leashes
Movie · as Jung Ji-Hoo
Lean on Me
TV · 1 ep
May I Help You?
TV · as Kim Tae-hee · 16 eps
Weak Hero
TV · as Geum Seong-je · 8 eps
Absolutely Nothing Prepared
TV · as Self · 1 ep
Lee Mujin Service
TV · as Guest · 1 ep
Imitation
TV · as Kwon Ryok · 12 eps
D.P.
TV · as Jeong Hyeon-min · 1 ep
Let Me Be Your Knight
TV · as Yoon Tae-in · 12 eps
Kingdom: Legendary War
TV · as Self - Guest · 1 ep
Good Casting
TV · as Kang Woo-Won · 16 eps
Please Don't Date Him
TV · as Jung Kook-Hee · 10 eps
Class of Lies
TV · as Yoo Beom-Jin · 16 eps
How Do You Play?
TV · as Self · 6 eps
The Manager
TV · as Self · 2 eps
Goodbye to Goodbye
TV · as Han Min-Soo · 40 eps
Movie Room
TV · as Self · 1 ep
Amazing Saturday
TV · as Self · 1 ep
UNB in Japan: OND
TV · as Self · 13 eps
Avengers Social Club
TV · as Lee Soo-Gyum · 12 eps
A Special Meal of the Weirdo 'Nara'
TV · as Pyeon Dol I · 4 eps
The Unit: Idol Rebooting Project
TV · as Self - Contestant · 28 eps
After School Club
TV · as Self · 3 eps
Law of the Jungle
TV · 4 eps
Running Man
TV · 2 eps