Revealed as part of SM Rookies
Revealed as part of SM Rookies, SM Entertainment’s pre-debut trainee team.
Source 24 · Topstar News (Korean) · Doors concert and second album announced · opens in a new tabThe year he turned 20, he debuted in the NCT unit NCT U. The debut song was “The 7th Sense,” and the next day he also released “Without You,” sung with Taeil and Jaehyun. In 2017, he joined NCT 127 with Johnny, making it a nine-member group. The new album reached No. 1 on the Billboard World Albums chart for the first time, and from February he was an MC of SBS’s Inkigayo.
In 2018, he sang “Yestoday” on a project album with 18 NCT members, and NCT 127’s first full-length album, released that fall, entered the Billboard 200 for the first time. In June 2019, the mini album We Are Superhuman reached No. 11 on the Billboard 200.
In 2020, he took his first acting role, the lead in the web drama Midnight Cafe Season 3. That year NCT 127’s second full-length album reached No. 5 on the Billboard 200, the group’s first top 10. In 2021, he made his first stage appearance in the musical Marie Antoinette. The third full-length album Sticker, released that fall, entered the Billboard 200 at No. 3, became a triple million-seller and won Album of the Year at the Asia Artist Awards.
In 2022, the fourth full-length album 2 Baddies reached No. 3 on the Billboard 200, and in October he performed with NCT 127 at Olympic Stadium in Jamsil for the first time. In 2023, he debuted in the unit NCT DoJaeJung with Jaehyun and Jungwoo. The debut song “Perfume” also made the UK music outlet NME’s list of the 50 best songs of 2023.
The breakthrough yearIn April 2024, the year he turned 28, he appeared on MBC’s I Live Alone for the first time. The Korea Economic Daily wrote that the show made his face widely known to the general public beyond his fandom. The same month he released his first solo album Youth, becoming a solo singer eight years after his debut, and the public came to know the name of the singer Doyoung. His older brother, the actor Gong Myung, appeared in the album’s highlight medley. In May, he held his first solo concert, Dear Youth,, at the Grand Peace Palace of Kyung Hee University in Seoul.
In January 2025, he joined the fourth season of the musical The Man Who Laughs in a new cast. In June, he released his second solo album Soar and held the solo concert Doors. On Dec. 8, he enlisted in the Army with Jungwoo, and the next day he released the single Promise. Its title track reached No. 1 in Circle Chart weekly downloads and BGM.
Doyoung (born Feb 1, 1996) debuted in the NCT unit NCT U on Apr 9, 2016, the year he turned 20, and became known in 2024, the year he turned 28, with his first solo album Youth. He enlisted in the Army on Dec 8, 2025, the year he turned 29.
Ages are by calendar year (the year minus the birth year), birthdays aside.
Revealed as part of SM Rookies, SM Entertainment’s pre-debut trainee team.
Source 24 · Topstar News (Korean) · Doors concert and second album announced · opens in a new tabDebuted as a five-member group with Jaehyun, Mark, Ten and Taeyong. The debut single was “The 7th Sense.”
Source 01 · Busan Ilbo (Korean) · NCT U debut · opens in a new tabThe day after the debut, released a second single sung with Taeil and Jaehyun.
Source 02 · OSEN (Korean) · NCT U “Without You” · opens in a new tabJoined NCT 127 with Johnny, making it a nine-member group. The album reached No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard World Albums chart (dated Jan. 28) for the first time.
Source 03 · Newsis (Korean) · NCT 127 returns as nine members · opens in a new tabSource 04 · Star News (Korean) · NCT 127 at No. 1 on Billboard World Albums · opens in a new tabMade his debut as a new MC of SBS’s music show Inkigayo with Jinyoung of GOT7 and Jisoo of Blackpink.
Source 29 · TenAsia (Korean) · First broadcast with new Inkigayo MCs · opens in a new tabSource 16 · Star News (Korean) · NCT DoJaeJung debut · opens in a new tabOn a project album with 18 NCT members, sang “Yestoday” with Taeyong, Mark and Lucas.
Source 05 · TenAsia (Korean) · NCT 2018 album release · opens in a new tabNCT #127 Regular-Irregular entered the Billboard 200 at No. 86 for the first time. Apple Music chose the group for its monthly Up Next artist, the first Asian act selected.
Source 06 · Sports Today (Korean) · NCT 127 Billboard history · opens in a new tabThe mini album reached No. 11 on the Billboard 200.
Source 06 · Sports Today (Korean) · NCT 127 Billboard history · opens in a new tab The articles do not give the release day, so only the month is shown.The album, with the title track “Kick It,” reached No. 5 on the Billboard 200, the group’s first top-10 entry. It was the fourth top-five entry by a Korean group.
Source 07 · Star News (Korean) · Neo Zone at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 · opens in a new tabTook on his first acting role, as Son Ji-woo, an 18-year-old high school student who comes to see the future.
Source 08 · Kukinews (Korean) · Casting for Midnight Cafe Season 3 · opens in a new tabMade his first musical appearance as the Swedish nobleman Count Axel von Fersen. The run continued until Oct. 3 of that year.
Source 09 · Ilgan Sports (Korean) · Marie Antoinette debut review · opens in a new tabSource 10 · Sports Kyunghyang (Korean) · Marie Antoinette closes · opens in a new tabAppeared on the show about the daily life of his older brother, the actor Gong Myung, cooking and heading with him to an NCT recording studio.
Source 11 · Star News (Korean) · Point of Omniscient Interfering View with Gong Myung and Doyoung · opens in a new tabIt entered the Billboard 200 at No. 3, the highest entry among K-pop albums released that year. Including the repackage it sold more than 3.62 million copies, making it a triple million-seller, and it won Album of the Year, the grand prize, at the 2021 Asia Artist Awards.
Source 12 · Sports Donga (Korean) · Sticker at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 · opens in a new tabSource 13 · Sports World (Korean) · NCT 2021 year in review · opens in a new tabIn its first week of release it reached No. 3 on the U.S. Billboard 200, the group’s second top-three entry in a row.
Source 14 · News1 (Korean) · “2 Baddies” at No. 1 in Billboard Japan · opens in a new tabSource 15 · Newsis (Korean) · NCT 127’s first main stadium concert · opens in a new tabDrew 30,000 people a day, 60,000 in total over two days, at Olympic Stadium in Jamsil, Seoul. It was NCT 127’s first main stadium show, six years after debut.
Source 15 · Newsis (Korean) · NCT 127’s first main stadium concert · opens in a new tabReleased the first mini album Perfume. It reached No. 1 on Korean album and music charts and won first place on music shows.
Source 28 · OSEN (Korean) · NCT DoJaeJung debut · opens in a new tabSource 17 · Sports Hankook (Korean) · “Perfume” on NME’s list · opens in a new tabSource 16 · Star News (Korean) · NCT DoJaeJung debut · opens in a new tabAt No. 45, it was the only song by a K-pop male artist on the list.
Source 17 · Sports Hankook (Korean) · “Perfume” on NME’s list · opens in a new tabShowed his daily life six months into living on his own. The Korea Economic Daily wrote that the show made his face widely known to the general public beyond his fandom, and he says the show seems to have broken down the line between the public and idols.
Source 18 · Star News (Korean) · First appearance on I Live Alone · opens in a new tabSource 19 · Korea Economic Daily (Korean) · Doyoung interview · opens in a new tabIt was his solo debut, eight years after debuting in NCT, with the title track “Little Light.” His older brother, the actor Gong Myung, made a special appearance in the highlight medley video. Sports Seoul wrote that the release made the public know the name of the singer Doyoung.
Held over two days at the Grand Peace Palace of Kyung Hee University in Seoul.
Source 22 · Sports Kyunghyang (Korean) · Dear Youth, concert · opens in a new tabServed as MC with Yeonjun and An Yu-jin at the 2024 SBS Gayo Daejeon Summer at Inspire Arena in Incheon.
Source 30 · News1 (Korean) · MC of 2024 SBS Gayo Daejeon Summer · opens in a new tabJoined a new cast as Gwynplaine with Park Eun-tae, Lee Seok-hoon and Kyuhyun.
Source 23 · ABC News Korea (Korean) · The Man Who Laughs, fourth season · opens in a new tabReleased his second solo album. On June 13–15 he held the solo concert Doors at Jamsil Arena.
Source 24 · Topstar News (Korean) · Doors concert and second album announced · opens in a new tabSource 19 · Korea Economic Daily (Korean) · Doyoung interview · opens in a new tabEnlisted together with his group mate Jungwoo.
Source 25 · Sports Seoul (Korean) · Doyoung and Jungwoo enlist · opens in a new tabReleased the day after he enlisted. Its title track, “Promise” (Neujeun Mal), reached No. 1 in Circle Chart weekly downloads and BGM.
Source 26 · JTBC (Korean) · Single Promise released · opens in a new tabSource 27 · OSEN (Korean) · Promise wins two categories · opens in a new tabEND OF SELECTED RECORDSSelected records, 2015–2025 · not a complete list of work. “Key moment” is an editorial label, not a measure of success.
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