Johnny Suh

John Jun Suh, popularly recognized by his stage name Johnny (Korean: 쟈니), is an American singer and rapper born on February 9, 1995, in Chicago, Illinois. With a multifaceted role in the K-pop group NCT, he serves as both a sub-vocalist and sub-rapper for NCT 127 and NCT U.

Johnny's journey in the music industry began in his teenage years when he moved to South Korea to pursue his dreams. He joined SM Entertainment in 2013 and quickly showcased his talent, leading to his eventual debut with NCT 127 in 2016. The group gained international acclaim, known for their innovative sound and dynamic performances, which helped elevate the popularity of K-pop globally.

Throughout his career, Johnny has been involved in various notable tracks, including hits like "Cherry Bomb," "Kick It," and "Sticker," all of which contributed to NCT 127's growing discography and international success. In addition to his musical endeavors, he has also made appearances on various variety shows, showcasing his charismatic personality and engaging with fans.

Johnny's contributions to the music scene have earned him recognition and a dedicated fan base, solidifying his status as a prominent figure in contemporary K-pop. As he continues to evolve as an artist, fans eagerly anticipate what he will achieve next in his career.