He began his service last year and is now the first member to discharge, raising fans' expectations.
Taeyong's return is set to significantly impact NCT's future activities.
Taeyong, the first member of NCT to enlist, has completed his military service today (14th). He enlisted in the Navy on April 15 last year and served as part of the Military Band and Honor Guard. NCT's official social media posted a photo of Taeyong celebrating his discharge. In the picture taken at 'Daejeon Station', he posed in front of a sign that highlighted the word 'Discharge', catching the attention of fans.
During his enlistment, Taeyong remarked that every moment was meaningful and filled with happiness. He also expressed his eagerness to continue his journey with his fellow members and fans after serving his country. Taeyong debuted in 2016 as a member of NCT and has garnered immense love as the leader of the group, making his discharge a significant milestone for fans.
With Taeyong’s return, he becomes the first member of NCT to complete military service, while other members like Jaehyun, Doyoung, and Jungwoo are currently serving.
Taeyong's discharge holds significant meaning for NCT fans. He has not only served as the leader of the group but also likely grown personally and learned invaluable lessons during his military service. These experiences are expected to positively shape his musical direction and personal values.
Furthermore, Taeyong's return may serve as a pivotal point for NCT's future activities. His comeback is likely to inject new energy into the group, and fans will be filled with anticipation for the new facets he will present. The experiences he gathered during his service will enrich his depth as an artist.
The ongoing military service of other NCT members also generates interest among fans. Taeyong's return could positively impact their activities, strengthening the cohesion within the team and providing a unifying experience as they continue to grow together.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
