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(Photo) iKon expresses youth in coming-of-age photo book
By Yoon Min-sikPublished : June 27, 2017 - 11:59
iKon will attempt show off what it means to be young in a upcoming photo book, according to YG Entertainment.
Its first photobook “Youth Volume 1” will show the everyday lives of iKon members. But instead of focusing on the limelight as a popular K-pop act, the images will shine light on how the seven members spend every day as young adults.
“iKon has always shown great chemistry as a group, but the photo book will show each members‘ charms,” YG said.
The photo book will also include a poster and some calligraphy written by each member.
It will be released on July 4, but was made available for pre-order starting at 11 a.m. Tuesday.
The boyband recently released EP “New Kids: Begin” and has enjoyed commercial success with its single “B-Day.”
(minsikyoon@heraldcorp.com)
Photo credit: YG Entertainment
Its first photobook “Youth Volume 1” will show the everyday lives of iKon members. But instead of focusing on the limelight as a popular K-pop act, the images will shine light on how the seven members spend every day as young adults.
“iKon has always shown great chemistry as a group, but the photo book will show each members‘ charms,” YG said.
The photo book will also include a poster and some calligraphy written by each member.
It will be released on July 4, but was made available for pre-order starting at 11 a.m. Tuesday.
The boyband recently released EP “New Kids: Begin” and has enjoyed commercial success with its single “B-Day.”
(minsikyoon@heraldcorp.com)
Photo credit: YG Entertainment
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