Lee Felix (born Lee Yong Bok on 15 September 2000) is a Korean-Australian singer and rapper, best known as a member of the Korean pop group Stray Kids.
He rose to fame in 2017 when he participated in JYP Entertainment’s reality show “Stray Kids” and officially debuted with the group in 2018.
Felix is known for his unique deep voice and outstanding dancing skills, which have captured fans around the world.
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- – Full name: Li Rongfu
- – Nicknames: Felix, Felix Sunshine, Bbijikseu, Bbajikseu, Bbujikseu, Jikseu
- – Date of Birth: September 15, 2000
- – Age: 24
- – Gender: Male
- – Birthplace: Sydney, Australia
- – Nationality: Australian, Korean
- – Occupation: singer, rapper, dancer
- – Height: 5’5″ (165 cm)
- – Parents: None
- – Siblings: Olivia Lee (sister), Rachel Lee (sister)
- – Spouse: None
- – Children: No
- – Relationship status: Single
- – Religion: Catholic
- – Ethnicity: Korean Australian
- – Net worth: $2 million to $5 million
Early life and education
Lee Felix, 24, was born on September 15, 2000, in Sydney, Australia. He grew up in a Korean-Australian family with two older sisters, Olivia and Rachel. Despite his Korean heritage, he spoke primarily English during his early years in Australia. His family were Catholics, and he still practices Catholicism.
Felix showed a natural talent for performing at an early age and participated in various extracurricular activities, including Taekwondo, in which he holds a black belt. He also excelled in swimming, taking second place at a local carnival in 2015.
Felix attended St. Patrick’s College in Sydney, where he completed his studies before moving to South Korea to pursue a career in entertainment.
Felix’s transition period in Korea required intensive language training due to his initial inability to speak Korean. Despite these challenges, Felix quickly adapted to the Korean language and became fluent in it, thanks to his hard work and the support of his fellow trainees and mentors at JYP Entertainment.
Personal life
Felix is currently single and prefers his relationship to remain private. Despite his fame, Felix is very close to his family, especially his two sisters.
He often shares family stories on social media, showing his deep affection for them, and his Catholic faith plays an important role in his principles and values.
Profession
Felix’s career took off in 2017 when he was selected as a trainee for JYP Entertainment in South Korea. He participated in the reality show Stray Kids, which aimed to form a new boy band. Although Felix was initially eliminated from the show, he returned with his unique talent and determination.
Stray Kids officially debuted on March 25, 2018 with the release of the EP “I Am NOT”, featuring the hit song “District 9”. Since then, Felix has become a key figure in the band’s success, known for his deep vocals and powerful rap lyrics.
Felix has contributed to several Stray Kids albums, including Cle 1: MIROH, Go Live, and Noeasy. His role in the band goes beyond just performing; he is also involved in the creative process, contributing to the writing of many tracks.
He continues to perform with Stray Kids around the world, participating in various music shows and concerts. He has helped the group gain a large number of fans in Korea and internationally.
Awards
- – 2018 Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) – Best New Male Vocalist (Stray Kids)
- – 2019 Asia Artist Awards – Star15 Popularity Award (Stray Kids)
- – 2020 Golden Disc Awards – Best Album Award (Stray Kids)
- – 2021 Gaon Chart Music Awards – World K-Pop Rookie (Stray Kids)
- – 2022 MTV Europe Music Awards – Best Korean Artist (Stray Kids)
net worth
Felix Lee’s net worth is estimated to be between $2 million and $5 million. His wealth is primarily derived from his activities with Stray Kids, including album sales, concerts, endorsements, and appearances on variety shows.
Social Media
- – Instagram: @felix_skzz
- – Twitter: No
Filmography
- – Seoul Pop (Arirang TV, 2019–2020) as himself (host)
- – After School Club (Arirang TV, 2018) as himself (guest)
Discography
- – District 9 (2018)
- – MIROH (2019)
- – God’s Menu (2020)
- – Backdoor (2020)
- – Thunderball (2021)
- – Crazy (2022)
