Stray Kids' Bang Chan to receive Idolpick support to celebrate his birthday
Stray Kids' Bang Chan has become the protagonist of an Idolpick anniversary event after receiving 40,475 picks in the October anniversary vote. As part of the support, celebratory pop-ups, online articles, and a large outdoor billboard video at Seodaemun Station in Seoul will be featured.
Stray Kids' Bang Chan has become the protagonist of an Idolpick anniversary event in celebration of his birthday. According to media reports, Idolpick announced on the 3rd that Bang Chan received a total of 40,475 picks in the October anniversary vote. The voting took place from September 7 to September 16.
Idolpick is a star voting web service with the slogan "Pick your own idol." Anniversary event support is prepared in stages according to the number of votes, and Bang Chan receives congratulatory support for achieving 40,000 picks.
On his birthday, the 3rd, congratulatory pop-ups will be posted on the Idolpick app and website, and online articles will also be published. A video celebrating Bang Chan's birthday will be broadcast for one day on a large outdoor electronic billboard at Seodaemun Station in Seoul.
Bang Chan is the leader of Stray Kids and a member of the producing team 3RACHA, consistently participating in songwriting, composing, and producing. He has played a central role in creating the team's musical color and is loved by global fans for his ability to handle vocals, rap, and performance, as well as his charisma on stage. Off-stage, he shows a bright and friendly side and leadership that takes meticulous care of the members.
Stray Kids, to which Bang Chan belongs, has released the new mini-album ‘This & That’ and is currently conducting the world tour ‘RUN IT’. The music video for ‘This & That’ surpassed 100 million views just 47 days after its release.
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