Aside from Lisa Blackpink, Here are 5 K-POP Idols Who Have Thai Nationality. Who Are They?

Kapanlagi.com - Written by: Inas Arwina Ramadhani

Korean entertainment agencies hold auditions in various countries such as China, Japan, and America to find their future stars. There are many K-Pop idols who come from outside of Korea.

Thailand is also one of the countries that is quite “looked at” by South Korean entertainment agencies. These idols from Thailand also have extraordinary potential and talent.

Like these 5 K-Pop idols from Thailand. Instead of being curious, let's take a look below.

1. Nichkhun 2PM

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Nickhun Buck Horvejkul may be the first idol from Thailand. The man who has dual citizenship in Thailand and America was accidentally cast by JYP Entertainment staff.

Nickhun has a handsome visual and proportional height. He was dubbed the Thailand Prince in Korea.

2. BamBam GOT7

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BamBam, Khunpimook Bhuwakul, debuted with the members of GOT7 formed by JYP Entertainment in 2014. Interestingly, he is a childhood friend of Lisa from Blackpink.

Initially, his mother was a huge fan of Rain. So she encouraged BamBam to participate in this artist competition in Thailand. Thanks to that event, he caught the eye of JYP.

3. Ten NCT

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Ten's talent and success were once noticed by Starship Entertainment. He was offered to join directly without auditioning.

However, the man named Chittapon Leecaiyapornkulini chose to audition for SM Global Audition in 2013. The good news is that he was selected as a Ten rookie.

4. Sorn CLC

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Chonnasorn Sajakul, is the first artist from Thailand under CUBE Entertainment. Sorn successfully debuted with CLC after winning the K-Pop Star Hunt season 1 in 2011.

Sorn is known for her good vocal ability. However, recently Sorn ended her contract with CUBE Entertainment and resigned from CLC.

5. Minnie G-IDLE

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Nicha Yontararak or Minnie is known for her vocals in G-IDLE. Minnie auditioned for CUBE Entertainment on the advice of her vocal teacher.

After three years of training, she finally debuted with G-IDLE.

(kpl/mag)