Fin.K.L prepares for full group activities for the first time in 21 years... practice room photo released
Fin.K.L members have released a photo together in a practice room, signaling their upcoming full group comeback. The group plans to engage in various projects including music and performances over the next two years.
A photo of the four Fin.K.L members together in a space that appears to be a practice room has been released. According to media reports, Sung Yu-ri posted the photo on her SNS on the 13th without any separate text. The photo captures Lee Hyo-ri, Ock Joo-hyun, Lee Jin, and Sung Yu-ri in comfortable clothing, each striking playful poses.
Fin.K.L has formalized the resumption of full group activities after 21 years and is preparing for a comeback. This will be the first time the group engages in official activities since the digital single 'Forever Fin.K.L' in 2005. According to media reports, Gemstone E&M, which is in charge of planning the full group activities, stated that they plan to present projects centered on music and performances for approximately the next two years.
The planned projects include documentaries, variety shows, exhibitions, official goods, brand collaborations, advertisements, and fan projects. Through these, Fin.K.L is expected to meet fans who have been waiting for group activities until their 30th debut anniversary. Since the news of the resumption of activities was delivered, the members have been sharing glimpses of their daily lives together on their respective SNS.
Previously, a photo of the four members sitting in a circle on the practice room floor sharing hamburgers and drinks, and a photo of them together in an elevator in comfortable clothing, were also released. This practice room photo captures their playful side.
Fin.K.L, who debuted in 1998, is a four-member girl group consisting of Lee Hyo-ri, Ock Joo-hyun, Lee Jin, and Sung Yu-ri. They were loved for releasing hits such as 'Blue Rain', 'To My Boyfriend', 'Eternal Love', and 'NOW'.
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