The Black Label is reportedly gearing up to debut a brand-new co-ed K-pop group—a rare move in an industry traditionally dominated by single-gender lineups. Though details have yet to be officially confirmed, rumors are swirling about the potential members, debut timeline, and behind-the-scenes activity.
According to circulating fan reports and insider speculation, the group’s lineup may include:
- Lee Youngseo – Former debut team member of ILLIT, now returning to the spotlight in a new setting.
- Jo Woochan – A former BigHit trainee from the Trainee A project, he gained attention for his early rap and variety show appearances.
- Tazzan Boy – Actor who recently appeared in NewJeans‘ “Supernatural” music video, gaining attention for his visuals.
- Bailey Sok – Renowned choreographer and dancer, already celebrated in both the K-pop and global dance communities.
While The Black Label has remained tight-lipped, rumors suggest that the group has already completed filming their debut music video, with a projected debut following soloist JEON SOMI‘s next comeback.
Fueling further speculation, social media activity has not gone unnoticed. Just yesterday:
- Vince, a producer under The Black Label, followed the Instagram accounts of Bailey Sok, Jo Woochan, and Tazzan Boy.
- Kush, co-founder of The Black Label, also followed the same three individuals—indicating likely involvement in the new project.
If the rumors prove true, The Black Label‘s co-ed group would mark a bold creative step and possibly shake up current 4th-gen trends. Fans are eager to see how the combination of trainees, performers, and professional dancers will shape the group’s concept and sound.
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