Elizabeth de Luna

The 7-member boy group came to the Teen Vogue offices to make vision boards, eat snacks, and take photos. Fun chaos ensued.

"There's a lot of things you have to sacrifice, but there's a lot of things you gain in being an artist."

The freshly-debuted Japanese boy group unpack their group dynamic and path forward.

ENHYPEN’s werewolf rivals are ready to play.

"That's [the role] songwriting serves for me. I'm trying to solve something for myself. And I'm very lucky that other people resonate with that.”

“I hope Lightsum can be friends for those who pursue their own paths.”

“We have our own unique worldview.”

"I care deeply for my members and love them a lot. They’re like my real brothers."

To celebrate their new EP “GUESS WHO,” the members of ITZY talk friendship, honesty, and seeing the best in each other.

“Our group is independent and determined," says leader Soyeon.

To help you get to know them better, ENHYPEN opened up about their personality, passions, and past.

They won’t stand side by side with you at a concert, or stream with you late into the night.

The group shared personal photos tied to their new songs.

“We pushed ourselves forward by thinking about the friends we had to say goodbye to.”

Two Twitter users shared allegations of sexual harassment against the performer.

“You can expect great things from us!”

"It’s so precious to see our outfits from our past music videos being styled onto these dolls in the palm of our hands."

“When they told me [I would be teaching] BTS... I was at a loss for words.”

"We don’t actually ever fight, so that scene was a bit funny for us."

Meet the three Chicago teens who created the "Kick It" challenge.

“We're going to go on together and grow as a family for five, 10, 20 years.”

"I feel like that's the true role of K-pop: bringing cultures together.”

"I didn’t want to feel defeated."

"I went through growing pains."