Changbin, whose real name is Seo Chang-bin, was born on August 11, 1999 in Yongin, South Korea. He is a famous rapper, singer and producer, best known as a member of the Korean pop group Stray Kids.
As a core member of the group, Changbin is recognized for his powerful, up-tempo rapping, songwriting and music production contributions.
Prior to his debut, Changbin was a member of the hip-hop trio 3RACHA and honed his skills under the stage name SPEARB.
His career took off after joining JYP Entertainment’s survival show “Stray Kids” in 2017, and his talent was quickly apparent.
Changbin has played a major role in shaping Stray Kids’ sound since the band’s official debut in 2018, making him a major figure in the K-pop industry.
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- – Full name: Xu Changbin
- – Nickname: Changbin
- – Date of birth: August 11, 1999
- – Age: 25 years old
- – Gender: Male
- – Place of birth: Yongin, South Korea
- – Nationality: Korean
- – Occupation: Rapper, singer, producer
- – Height: 167 cm (5’6”)
- – Parents: N/A
- – Siblings: one sister
- – Spouse: Not applicable
- – Children: Not applicable
- – Relationship status: N/A
- – Religion: Not applicable
- – Ethnicity: Korean
- – Net worth: $3 million to $6 million
early life and education
Changbin, 25, was born and raised in Yongin, South Korea, where he developed an early interest in music and acting. He has an older sister and his family supports his music career.
Changbin attended Bora High School, balancing his education with a thriving music career. He later enrolled in International Online University, majoring in entertainment studies, to deepen his understanding of the industry.
Changbin was deeply influenced by artists such as BIGBANG’s G-Dragon when he was young, which inspired him to pursue a music career. He joined the hip-hop group 3RACHA in his early days and received training at JYP Entertainment, which laid the foundation for his future success.
personal life
Changbin has not publicly revealed details about his relationships or marital status, instead focusing on his career.
Outside of music, Changbin describes himself as a lover of dark and moody aesthetics. He has a special affection for his Munchlax stuffed toy Gyu, which he often talks about in interviews.
Despite his demanding career, he maintained a close relationship with his family, especially his sister, who was a constant presence in his life.
Profession
Changbin began his career by joining the hip-hop group 3RACHA, performing under the name SPEARB. The trio gained attention for their self-produced songs, which showcased Changbin’s rap and music production skills.
In 2017, Changbin was introduced to a wider audience through JYP Entertainment’s survival show “Stray Kids.” His performance on the show highlighted his versatility as a rapper and producer, and he officially debuted with Stray Kids in March 2018.
Since then, Changbin has played a pivotal role in the band’s music, contributing to the production and composition of numerous tracks. His solo work, including songs like “Streetlight” and “Fly High,” further established him as a versatile artist.
In addition to his work with Stray Kids, Changbin has collaborated with several artists, contributing to his reputation as one of K-pop’s leading figures.
Awards
- – Mnet Asian Music Awards: Best New Male Artist (2018, part of Stray Kids)
- – Golden Disc Award: Best Album (2021)
- – Seoul Music Awards: Bonsang Award (2022)
- – MTV European Music Awards: Best Korean Artist (2023)
- – Gaon Chart Music Awards: Song of the Year (2023, part of Stray Kids)
net worth
Changbin’s net worth is estimated to be between $3 million and $6 million. His income comes from his work with Stray Kids, including album sales, touring, endorsements, and various personal projects.
social media
- – Instagram: @Jutdwae
- – Twitter: N/A
film chronology
- – Stray Kids: Searching for SKZ (2019)
- – Kingdom: Legend Wars (2021)
- – Stray Kids: SKZ Code (2021)
discography
- – Streetlight (2020, solo exhibition)
- ——Cypher (2020, solo exhibition)
- – Fly Higher (2023, solo exhibition)
- – Eighth Grader (Respect Your Dreams) (2024, with Kim Chang-wan)
