In 2020, the year he turned 25, he was discharged as a sergeant from the Navy Special Warfare Flotilla (UDT/SEAL) and appeared as an instructor on the online variety show Fake Men 2. In 2021, he took part in the survival variety show Game of Blood.
The breakthrough yearIn 2022, the year he turned 27, he appeared on Netflix’s Single’s Inferno 2 as the so-called catfish man and began gaining wide popularity at home and abroad.
In 2023, he hosted the web variety show Dex’s Fridge Interview alone and appeared in Wavve’s Game of Blood 2, MBC’s Adventure by Accident 2 and Netflix’s Zombieverse. In July, he won best new male entertainer at the 2nd Blue Dragon Series Awards for Game of Blood 2.
Late that year he joined Netflix’s Single’s Inferno 3 as MC and won Rookie of the Year at the MBC Entertainment Awards.
In 2024, he tied for first in the TV category of Forbes Korea’s Power Celebrity 40 and made his screen debut in Tarot: The Seven Chapter Story. In summer he also joined tvN’s Fresh off the Sea.
In 2025, he passed 1 million YouTube subscribers and gave 10 million won for recovery from the wildfires in North Gyeongsang, South Gyeongsang and Ulsan.
That year he was also nominated for male variety performer at the Baeksang Arts Awards and played Jeong-hyeon in ENA’s The Defects. At year’s end he won the Excellence Award at the MBC Entertainment Awards.
In 2026, he made a cameo in Netflix’s Bloodhounds season 2 and said he would pause his YouTube channel, which he had run for six years, to focus on acting.
Dex (born Jun 9, 1995) debuted as an instructor on Fake Men 2 on Oct 1, 2020, the year he turned 25, and became known in 2022, the year he turned 27, through Netflix’s Single’s Inferno 2. In 2023, the year he turned 28, he won Rookie of the Year at the MBC Entertainment Awards.
Ages are by calendar year (the year minus the birth year), birthdays aside.