10 K-Pop Group Leaders Who Were Born as the Youngest Child, Including Taeyong NCT - Sowon GFriend

Kapanlagi.com - The position of a leader is a very difficult position to hold in a group. A leader must be able to lead, take care of, and be responsible for all the members in their group. It is not given lightly, the position of a leader is always given to someone who is deemed suitable and appropriate.

Considered worthy, these 10 K-Pop group leaders are actually the youngest child in their families. Although the youngest child is often seen as someone who is spoiled and needs more attention, these idols can prove that they can be role models for their group members and the fans who idolize them.

1. Yeji - ITZY

Yeji ITZY © Instagram/itzy.all.in.us

Idol known for her cat-like eyes, she is the leader of the girl group ITZY. Surprisingly, she is the youngest of two siblings and has one older sister. It's no wonder that Yeji has proven to be able to lead her group well.

2. Sowon - Gfriend

Sowon Gfriend © Instagram/onedayxne

Being the oldest member in her group, Sowon was chosen as the leader of the girl group GFriend. However, Sowon is actually the youngest and has one older sister named Kim Sohee. With a strong and firm character, Sowon has successfully led Gfriend until now.

3. Solar - MAMAMOO

Solar MAMAMOO © Instagram/mamamoo_official

As a leader, Solar is known for being wise and caring towards her teammates in MAMAMOO. But behind it all, Solar is actually the youngest child and has one older sister named Kim Yong Hee. You can see the sweet interaction between Solar and her sister on her Youtube channel, Solarsido.

4. Eunbi - IZONE

Eunbi IZONE © Instagram/official_izone

Being the youngest in her family doesn't bother Eunbi with her position as the leader. Able to embrace all members, Eunbi successfully became the leader of the girlband IZONE. Not only that, she is also known as a caring and loving person.

5. Saerom - fromis_9

Saerom fromis_9 © Instagram/officialfromis_9

Despite being young, Saerom is given the responsibility to become the leader of the girlband fromis_9. With a relaxed and calm demeanor, the youngest of 2 siblings can still lead her group well. This can be seen from the harmony of the group consisting of 9 beautiful women.

6. S.Coups - SEVENTEEN

S.Coups SEVENTEEN © Instagram/sound_of_coups

Leading the 12-member group SEVENTEEN, S.Coups is considered suitable because of his disciplined and caring attitude. However, this SEVENTEEN rapper is actually the youngest child in his family. Like a youngest child, S.Coups is often seen being spoiled towards other SEVENTEEN members.

7. Hongjoong - ATEEZ

Hongjoong ATEEZ © Instagram/ateez_official_

Having strong charisma, Hongjoong is considered suitable to lead the boyband ATEEZ. Not only that, he is also known as a composer and rapper in his group. Not much is known, Hongjoong is actually the youngest child in his family.

8. Soobin - TXT

Soobin TXT © Instagram/txt_bighit

Soobin became the leader of the new boy band Big Hit Entertainment, TXT. Although only 20 years old, the youngest child who has 2 brothers and one older sister can bring his boy band to become one of the famous rookie groups in Korea. It cannot be denied, the typical spoiled nature of the youngest child still appears in Soobin.

9. Taeyong - NCT

Taeyong NCT © Instagram/nct127

Being the youngest child, Taeyong is very loved by his family. Amazingly, he is able to become the tough and responsible leader of NCT. This can be seen from his care for all members and the attention he always gives to his friends in the group.

10. Suho - EXO

Suho EXO © Instagram/kimjuncotton

Responsible, Suho was then appointed as the leader for his group, EXO. Although he is the youngest child, he is still able to embrace all members like a family leader, right? Despite the difficulties, he remains patient in taking care of his colleagues in EXO.

So being the youngest child does not diminish the determination of these 10 K-Pop group leaders, KLovers. They have proven successful in leading their respective groups. It is no wonder that the groups they lead can survive and succeed until now.

Written by: Ghariza Fathia

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