Verivery – Kpop Group From South Korea

Verivery is a boy band from South Korea. They were formed in 2018 by Jellyfish Entertainment. The group debuted on January 9, 2019, with the release of their first single, Veri-Us. It was a smash hit, and their members quickly rose to stardom. To date, they have released seven studio albums and many singles.

‘Dragon Ball Z’ characters

Verivery is a kpop group from South Korea, formed by Jellyfish Entertainment, and they debuted on January 9, 2019. Their name comes from a combination of the Latin word ‘VERI’ and the English word ‘VERY’, and it stands for sincerity, authenticity, energy, and innovation. They also have an official fandom name, VERRER, which translates to “VERIVERY and fans together.”

‘Super Special’

Jellyfish Entertainment’s new boy group VERIVERY has released their debut music video, “Super Special.” It is the first single from their upcoming reality show, “NOW VERIVERY.” “Super Special” features a fresh vibe and a slightly older tempo, which is perfect for casual listening.

Among the group’s members is Dongheon, who was a trainee of SM before joining the company. Other members include main rapper Hoyoung, who studied in New Zealand. Moreover, lead vocalist Minchan plays piano and guitar. The video will be released on September 21, at 18:00 KST.

‘VerLaw’

‘VerLaw’ is an important rule for members of the virtual world Verivery. It covers a wide range of topics. It states, for example, that a person cannot force another to eat a particular meal or drink. It also states that a person can claim the possession of a dropped object. The members of VERIVERY enforce this law.

The group is made up of seven members, who were born in 1995 and 2003. The members include Dongheon, Minchan, Gyehyeon, Yeonho, Yongseung, and Kangmin. In addition to their individual personalities, each member has a role in the group.

COVID-19

After several days of quarantine, five VERIVERY members are free. Besides Kangmin, the group has released Gyehyeon, Minchan, Yeonho, and Hoyoung. Dongheon will be freed on March 27 at midnight KST. Meanwhile, the group will be releasing a digital single on March 23. The news comes just a week after Kangmin was confirmed to have COVID-19.

The five members of the K-pop idol group VERIVERY have tested positive for COVID-19, according to Jellyfish Entertainment. The members were tested by PCR test, and received two doses of COVID vaccine. Although they have not shown symptoms, the members are currently in self-quarantine. They are due to make a comeback on March 23.

Despite the delay, VERIVERY is returning to the United States for their first-ever tour. They are set to perform nine concerts across the U.S. before wrapping up in New York City. The group is a popular act in the U.S., and it’s expected to sell out every show.

After the COVID-19 pandemic, Verivery is moving forward. They began making upbeat, energetic music, but have since started experimenting with darker sounds. They recently released the albums Undercover and Series ‘O’ Round 3: Whole. The new music is more mature than ever.

Kangmin’s aegyo blast

Kangmin is a Korean singer and visual artist who is known for his rap, dance, and visual elements. He was born on January 25, 2003 in Busan, South Korea and currently studies at Hanlim Multi Art School. He debuted with VERIVERY.