8 K-Pop Idols Graduating From Middle School This Year

While most of us spent our middle school years studying and socializing, some South Korean middle schoolers have already taken to the stage as famous idols. These eight stars are all celebrating their middle school graduations this year, showcasing that talent knows no age. From singing to dancing, they’ve captivated audiences worldwide, all while balancing the life of a typical student.

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NewJeans’ Hyein

At just 14, Hyein took the K-Pop world by storm as part of the sensational group NewJeans. Known for her vibrant energy and mesmerizing performances, Hyein has already carved a niche for herself. As she graduates from middle school, fans are eager to see where her journey takes her next.

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Lapillus’s Haeun

Debuting at the tender age of 13, Haeun of Lapillus quickly became a name associated with talent and charm. Her journey from a middle schooler to a celebrated idol is nothing short of inspirational. As she bids farewell to her school days, the future looks bright for this young star.

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I’LL-IT’s Iroha

Set to debut this March at 15 years old, Iroha is on the cusp of her K-Pop career with the group I’LL-IT. Even before her official debut, the anticipation among fans is palpable. Her graduation marks the beginning of a new chapter, both academically and professionally.

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CLASS:y’s Seonyou

Seonyou debuted at 13 and has since been an integral part of CLASS:y’s success. Her ability to juggle schoolwork and a demanding idol schedule is commendable, making her graduation a proud moment for both her and her fans.

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CLASS:y’s Boeun

Another young star from CLASS:y, Boeun, debuted at 14 and quickly showcased her prowess as a performer. As she graduates, her journey reflects the dedication of young idols to their craft and studies.

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tripleS’s Yeonji

Yeonji has impressed fans and critics alike since debuting at 14. Her graduation from middle school is a testament to her hard work and dedication, both academically and on the stage.

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BABYMONSTER’s Rora

At 15, Rora’s debut in BABYMONSTER was eagerly awaited by fans. Her middle school graduation marks a pivotal point in her life, symbolizing the start of an exciting journey in K-Pop.

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FANTASY BOYS’ Hyeontae

Last but not least comes the only male idol on this list. Hyeontae debuted at 15 with FANTASY BOYS. His graduation from middle school is a moment of pride and joy, highlighting the diverse talents and backgrounds of young idols in the industry.

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