About Jun.Q
Born 1993. Jun.Q is a South Korean singer, rapper, actor and model.
Kang Jun-kyu (; born August 9, 1993), better known by his stage name Jun.Q , is a South Korean rapper, singer, actor, and model. Signed to H2 Media, he made his debut with idol quintet Myname in 2011. His acting debut took place two years later in the film Shinokubo Story along with his bandmates. He appeared on the web series beautiology101 in his home country and starred in the film Saihate Restaurant in Japan. He released his debut solo single "Firenze" in November 2019.
Life and career 1993–2010: Early life and career beginnings Jun.Q was born Kang Jun-kyu on August 9, 1993, in Uijeongbu, the younger of two children and first son to his parents. As a middle school student, he played the guitar in his school band. He was encouraged by his homeroom teacher to pursue a career as a singer and Jun.Q persuaded his parents to enroll him into a performance hagwon. During his first year as a high school student, he was a model for school science and social studies textbooks. Due to the strain of being a student and trainee, Jun.Q briefly cut off communication with his agency. After hearing trainee stories of his friends, he decided to apologize to the CEO and returned to the company. He graduated from the School of Performing Arts Seoul in 2012.
2011–present: Music and acting career
Jun.Q debuted as a rapper in the idol group Myname in 2011. After learning of his debut as a singer, the publisher of the school textbooks sought to renew their contract with Jun.Q; they received a conditional agreement from H2 Media to publish photography taken by the company. The group was simultaneously active in the music industry of both countries. Having expressed interest in acting in 2012, he starred in the film Shinokubo Story (2013) along with Myname, where he played one of five characters seeking to become "stars".
Beginning in 2015, Myname's promotional activities in South Korea waned. It was their first domestic promotional activities in two years. Jun.Q was eliminated and was listed at number 24 on the program's rankings. He was cast on OnStyle's web drama beautiology101 (2016) as Du Yi. The series centers around cosmetics and takes place at the fictional K-Beauty School. He also played the role of Eiji in the 2016 Japanese drama Kyabasuka Gakuen. He starred in the film Saihate Restaurant (2019) alongside Ryouta Murai. He released his debut solo single "Firenze" on November 8, 2019.
Jun.Q enlisted in mandatory military service on June 22, 2020. He received military training at the Korea Army Training Center in Nonsan, South Chungcheong Province.
On August 22, 2023, it was announced that he has signed a contract with YY Entertainment.
Musical style Jun.Q has cited Dynamic Duo and Jay-Z as his role models.
Discography
Singles TitleYearAlbum"Firenze" 2019
Filmography
Television series TitleYearRoleNotesbeautiology1012016 Du Yi Supporting role Kyabasuka Gakuen Eiji Episode 8 The Unit: Idol Rebooting Project 2017–2018 Himself Contestant
Films TitleYearRoleNotesSaihate Restaurant 2019 Han Ji-seok Lead role
Web/BL Series TitleYearRoleNotesIndividual Circumstances 2023 Sung Woo-Jae Lead role
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Who is Jun.Q?
South Korean singer, rapper and actor
When was Jun.Q born?
Jun.Q was born on 9 August 1993 in Uijeongbu.
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Jun.Q is a singer, rapper, actor and model.
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Jun.Q is South Korean.
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