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Jeonghan will not be able to participate in the promotional activities for SEVENTEEN's 12th mini album and the world tour. However, he will appear in various pre-recorded content.

SEVENTEEN's Jeonghan shares military enlistment date, fans wish for his safe return 

<h2>Jeonghan will not be able to participate in the promotional activities for SEVENTEEN's 12th mini album and the world tour. However, he will appear in various pre-recorded content.</h2>

<p>SEVENTEEN's Jeonghan will soon enlist in the South Korean Army for his mandatory military service. Jeonghan will be leaving at the end of September, his agency, Pledis Entertainment, announced on Thursday. Fans, albeit disheartened, have been wishing the K-pop star a safe service and return.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The music label wrote, &ldquo;We wish to share the news of Jeonghan's upcoming enlistment in the military, scheduled for September 26, 2024. As announced before, he will not be able to participate in the promotional activities for SEVENTEEN's 12th mini album and the world tour. However, he will appear in various pre-recorded content.&rdquo;</p>
<p>They added, &ldquo;There will be no official event on the day of his enlistment, and we kindly request that you refrain from visiting the site of his military service. Please send your heartfelt messages of support for Jeonghan through Weverse.&rdquo;</p>
<p>Requesting fans, the agency concluded, &ldquo;We ask for your continued love and support for the artist. Kindly send your best wishes for his safe and healthy return. We will also remain committed to providing Jeonghan with all the necessary support during this time.&rdquo;</p>
<p>SEVENTEEN set the stage of Lollapalooza Berlin Stage 2024 on fire on September 8. The boy band took centre stage, becoming the first K-pop group to headline the German edition of the festival.</p>
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French luxury brand L'Occitane is in hot waters after one of its employee leaked private and inappropriate pictures of SEVENTEEN's Mingyu. Fans are furious despite the brand issuing a public apology and suspending the staff member. Concerns have been

SEVENTEEN member Mingyu’s disgusting breach of privacy; L’Occitane Korea issues apology 

French luxury brand L'Occitane is in hot waters after one of its employee leaked private and inappropriate pictures of SEVENTEEN's Mingyu. Fans are furious despite the brand issuing a public apology and suspending the staff member. Concerns have been raised for the K-pop star's privacy and demands are being made for the employee's termination.

<p>French luxury brand L'Occitane is in hot waters after one of its employee leaked private and inappropriate pictures of SEVENTEEN's Mingyu. Fans are furious despite the brand issuing a public apology and suspending the staff member.</p>

<p>Fans of K-pop star Mingyu are furious and rightly so. In a disgusting breach of privacy, a staff member of luxury brand L&rsquo;Occitane leaked private pictures of the SEVENTEEN member on social media. The leaked pictures were taken during a commercial shoot and shared by the employee on their personal social media account. &nbsp;</p>
<p>The luxury brand posted an apology and took the full responsibility for the incident. In their statement, L&rsquo;Occitane Korea apologised to the artist and fans. The employee in question has been suspended following the outrage. &nbsp;</p>
<p>SEVENTEEN fans, known as CARATs, are not satisfied with the apology and action. Upset fans are demanding the person&rsquo;s termination. They also slammed and questioned the brand for allowing their employees to take unauthorized pictures of the artist in the first place. &nbsp;</p>
<p>SEVENTEEN star Mingyu was appointed as the first brand ambassador by L&rsquo;Occitane in the Asian region in May this year.</p>
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According to reports, one major factor is the substantial income from solo activities in China. Many K-pop idols face issues with unfair contracts and low earnings even years after their debut. 

Seventeen’s Jun eyes film career in China; will miss upcoming world tour and other group activities

<h2>According to reports, one major factor is the substantial income from solo activities in China. Many K-pop idols face issues with unfair contracts and low earnings even years after their debut.&nbsp;</h2>

<p>SEVENTEEN&rsquo;s beloved member Jun will not be joining the boy group's upcoming world tour as he will focus on his acting career in China during the latter half of 2024. Consequently, he will miss Lollapalooza Berlin and the promotional activities and music shows for their 12th mini album.</p>
<p>Similarly, many Chinese K-pop idols, including Super Junior&rsquo;s Hankyung and PRISTIN&rsquo;s Kyulkyung, have opted to pursue their careers in China rather than Korea. Despite the immense popularity of the &lsquo;Hallyu Wave,&rsquo; they choose the Chinese market for several reasons.</p>
<p>According to reports, one major factor is the substantial income from solo activities in China. Many K-pop idols face issues with unfair contracts and low earnings even years after their debut. Achieving success as a K-pop idol often ensures a successful career back in China, where their skills are highly valued.</p>
<p>Chinese idols benefit from higher earnings, with revenue from Chinese activities estimated to be up to eight times greater than domestic earnings. This financial incentive explains why many Chinese celebrities prefer to align with their Chinese fans.</p>
<p>Idols like f(x)&rsquo;s Victoria and WJSN&rsquo;s Cheng Xiao have seen significant increases in their income in China compared to Korea.</p>
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This marks a significant milestone for SEVENTEEN as they have become the first K-pop artists to receive the prestigious honour.

UNESCO appoints K-pop boy band SEVENTEEN as Goodwill Ambassador for Youth 

This marks a significant milestone for SEVENTEEN as they have become the first K-Pop artists to receive the prestigious honour.

<h2>This marks a significant milestone for SEVENTEEN as they have become the first K-Pop artists to receive the prestigious honour.</h2>

<p>SEVENTEEN have been appointed as UNESCO's Youth Goodwill Ambassador, courtesy of their meaningful narratives related to the growth of the new generation. &nbsp;The group will be officially honoured with the title at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris on June 26. &nbsp;This marks a significant milestone for the Act as they have become the first K-Pop artists to receive this honour. The announcement follows the group's notable participation in the 13th UNESCO Youth Forum in Paris in November 2023.&nbsp;</p>
<h3><strong>SEVENTEEN to be a part of the UNESCO family&nbsp;</strong></h3>
<p>&ldquo;SEVENTEEN and UNESCO share the same commitment to empowering young people to drive change and address the challenges of our century. They continue to inspire and support young people around the world with their music and positive energy. Following several successful joint actions, I wanted our partnership to take on even greater strategic importance. On June 26, I will be delighted to welcome the 13 members of the group into the family of UNESCO Goodwill Ambassadors,&rdquo; said Audrey Azoulay, Director-General of UNESCO.</p>
<h3><strong>SEVENTEEN and UNESCO partnership&nbsp;</strong></h3>
<p>SEVENTEEN has previously joined forces with UNESCO on numerous occasions. The 13-piece Korean Act has consistently supported underprivileged children and education initiatives since 2015. &nbsp;The group collaborated with the organisation for its #GoingTogether campaign in 2022 to promote the importance of education. In November 2023, the group took to the podium at the UNESCO headquarters to share their dreams and growth stories with youth around the world. &nbsp;In May this year, &nbsp;the group celebrated their debut anniversary by donating to the Korean National Commission for UNESCO's 'GLOBAL EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT'.&nbsp;</p>
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SEVENTEEN's newest release, '17 IS RIGHT HERE', has managed to impress fans worldwide, securing the 149th spot on the Billboard 200 for the fourth week. 



SEEVENTEEN's latest album 17 IS RIGHT HERE maintains BILLBOARD 200 reign for fourth consecutive week 

<h2 class="article_description">SEVENTEEN's newest release, '17 IS RIGHT HERE', has managed to impress fans worldwide, securing the 149th spot on the Billboard 200 for the fourth week.&nbsp;</h2>
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<p>'SEVENTEEN', the popular Korean boyband, have consistently been proving that they are the next big thing in K-pop. Following the release of their latest album, 17 IS RIGHT HERE, the group has seen unprecedented popularity in their surge. Now, in yet another huge feat for the K-pop act, their album has maintained a strong hold on the Billboard 200 chart for the fourth consecutive week, securing the 149th spot in the list released on June 4th. But there's more. According to a report in Allkpop, the album currently holds 3rd place in the World Album and 7th spot in Top Album Sales and Top Current Album Sales. These rankings reflect the album's broad appeal and the dedicated fanbase that supports SEVENTEEN's music.</p>
<h3><strong>17 IS RIGHT HERE on Billboard!&nbsp;</strong></h3>
<p>According to the latest data released by Billboard, SEVENTEEN's album 17 IS RIGHT HERE has managed to continue its impressive run on the Billboard 200 chart, securing the 149th position for the fourth consecutive week. The achievement highlights the album's sustained popularity, underscoring the group's global dominance. '</p>
<p>The group's title track 'MAESTRO' has scaled another height, charting at 104th in the Global (excluding the United States) category for five consecutive weeks. This chart aggregates streaming and music sales data across more than 200 regions worldwide, excluding the United States.&nbsp;</p>
<h3><strong>More about 17 IS RIGHT HERE!&nbsp;</strong></h3>
<p>'17 IS RIGHT HERE' is SEVENTEEN's second album compilation. Released on April 29, 2024, the album broke first-day sales records by selling over 2 million copies. The 13-piece group, consisting of thirteen members: S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, DK, Mingyu, The8, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino, has reaffirmed its global dominance with their latest endeavours, showcasing their dynamic talents.&nbsp;</p>
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A sign near the place where the albums were dumped read, ‘Feel free to take any you want,’ and fans speculate that people bought the albums in bulk for the photo cards and codes to resell them. 

SEVENTEEN's latest album discarded in bulk on Japan's streets: ‘Feel free to take any you want’

<h2>A sign near the place where the albums were dumped read, &lsquo;Feel free to take any you want,&rsquo; and fans speculate that people bought the albums in bulk for the photo cards and codes to resell them.</h2>

<p>SEVENTEEN's latest album &lsquo;17 IS RIGHT HERE&rsquo; was found dumped in bulk on Japan's streets, shocking fans. The idol group, known for their synchronized performances, released the album and music video for &lsquo;MAESTRO&rsquo; on April 29. Global fans are outraged and criticizing those who bought the album only to discard it disrespectfully.</p>
<p>The post, with over a million views, is now viral on social media, sparking debate among fans about &lsquo;intolerant&rsquo; behaviour. One Japanese fan expressed remorse, writing, &lsquo;To all Japanese CARATS, I apologize for this sudden situation. I'm writing this late at night because there's something I want to address. Recently, a post appeared on TikTok stating that a large number of Seventeen albums were being discarded on the streets of Shibuya.&rsquo;</p>
<p>A sign near the place where the albums were dumped read, &lsquo;Feel free to take any you want,&rsquo; and fans speculate that people bought the albums in bulk for the photo cards and codes to resell them. This was a heartbreaking moment for many Carats who were dismayed to see how people were using commercial tactics for profit instead of appreciating the hard work put in by the idols. Early reports also suggest that many fans could not buy the albums due to them being out of stock, making the sight of them being thrown on the streets even more upsetting.</p>
<p>&lsquo;It's disheartening to hear about the albums of SEVENTEEN being thrown away. The effort and dedication that the members pour into their music should not be taken lightly,&rsquo; wrote a fan on X. &lsquo;They need to limit how many a person can buy. These sellers need to stop buying in bulk. And it&rsquo;s time just to sell photo cards and not whole albums,&rsquo; another said.</p>
<p>Earlier, Hanteo Chart reported that the K-pop group's latest album broke records, selling 2,260,906 copies on its release day. The album topped the daily album chart. Its title track, &lsquo;Maestro,&rsquo; is popular on TikTok and Reels, topping iTunes' Worldwide Song chart and the 'Top Song' chart in 32 countries/regions.</p>
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