Fourth generation male K-pop idols who used to be trainees under YG Entertainment
YG Entertainment, one of the"Big 3" entertainment companies, has been a powerhouse in producing successful K-pop acts for many years. The K-pop world is buzzing with the rise of fourth-generation idols, and among them are former YG trainees who are making their mark and carving their paths to stardom.
Let’s look at some of the fourth-generation male K-pop idols who used to be trainees under YG Entertainment.Seung-hun and BX, both members of CIX, used to train under YG Entertainment and were part of the Silver Boys. Both of them competed on the survival show"YG Treasure Box." However, they did not make it to the final lineup and left the agency in 2019. BX also participated in MIXNINE," representing YG Entertainment, in 2017.
These fourth-generation male idols, who were former YG trainees, demonstrate determination and talent. While their paths may have initially led them to YG Entertainment, they found their own opportunities and platforms to showcase their abilities at other agencies.
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