Woollim Entertainment has asked fans to support him through their official announcement.
Joo is expected to return healthy after completing his military service.
Joo Changwook of the boy group DRIPPIN will begin his service as a social service soldier starting February 19. On February 9, Woollim Entertainment announced this news, asking fans to support Joo's fulfillment of his military obligations. The agency mentioned that there will be no official events on the day of enlistment and urged fans to refrain from visiting his service location.
Joo first gained recognition through Mnet's 'Produce 101' in 2019 and made his debut with DRIPPIN in 2020, where he has engaged in various activities since. Woollim also conveyed their wishes for Joo's healthy return.
Joo Changwook's enlistment as a social service soldier marks a significant turning point in his personal growth. Military service will offer him new experiences and provide an opportunity to showcase another facet of his artistry. There is great interest in whether Joo can maintain his popularity through interactions with fans during his service.
Moreover, DRIPPIN is expected to continue their active promotions even after Joo's enlistment. This could positively impact the group's future, supported by their fanbase. The sustained growth of the group is especially meaningful considering that many artists return with new insights after military service.
Finally, the news of Joo's enlistment is anticipated to strengthen the bond with fans even further. His return after fulfilling military duties is sure to provide inspiration and encouragement to his followers.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: Woollim Entertainment
