Jun. K

Jun. K (born Kim Min-jun, January 15, 1988) is a South Korean singer-songwriter, rapper, record producer, dancer and actor. He is best known as the main vocalist of 2PM, where he has written and composed several defining tracks for the group, including "Go Crazy!", "My House", and "With Me Again". In October 2012, he publicly changed his legal name from Kim Jun-su to Kim Min-jun due to family reasons, though his professional stage name remained unchanged.

Beyond his work with 2PM, Jun. K has established a substantial solo career, releasing five EPs in South Korea and six EPs plus one compilation album in Japan. His Japanese releases have achieved significant commercial success: his first three Japanese albums peaked at number two on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart, while Love Letter topped both Billboard Japan's Top and Hot Albums charts. His first Korean solo album, Mr. NO♡, debuted at number nine on Billboard World Albums chart, and his third Japanese album No Shadow reached number two on Billboard Japan's charts. His fourth Japanese album No Time charted at number three on the Oricon Daily Albums Chart.

As a Capricorn born on January 15, Jun. K carries the life-path number 33 [birth fact], the master builder archetype—a numerological signature associated with creative vision paired with meticulous execution. Actors typically perform in film and television roles while maintaining creative control over character development. As a South Korean national, Jun. K represents a generation of artists who leveraged group popularity into sustained solo entrepreneurship across multiple East Asian music markets.