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Random groups I haven't thought about in years.
Fun fact: Their fans were Airports.
Fun fact: A fan-favorite nugu group at the time.
Progressively less fun facts: The leader had to switch to using his full name as his stage name, after VIPs got mad at him for "stealing" Big Bang's Taeyang's name (which is actually a stage name, unlike ChAOS's Taeyang).
I warned you fact: All the members were at least 70 kg at debut (154 lbs) and then lost weight because of a contract with an exercise equipment for their comeback. The entire lineup was replaced the following year.
Back to fun facts: Oddly, this group was probably the company's most successful. They're a known comedy duo who debuted in 2005 and is still active. They're currently signed to Maroo, who also has Ghost9.
Fun fact: They also had a self-titled song that was a response song to SNSD's Mr.Mr., specifically targeting SM for choosing to release a song with the same name as their group and burying them in the search results. Unsurprisingly, SME never responded, and the group was more successful in Japan.
Fun fact: Their fans were Airports.
Fun fact: A fan-favorite nugu group at the time.
Progressively less fun facts: The leader had to switch to using his full name as his stage name, after VIPs got mad at him for "stealing" Big Bang's Taeyang's name (which is actually a stage name, unlike ChAOS's Taeyang).
I warned you fact: All the members were at least 70 kg at debut (154 lbs) and then lost weight because of a contract with an exercise equipment for their comeback. The entire lineup was replaced the following year.
Back to fun facts: Oddly, this group was probably the company's most successful. They're a known comedy duo who debuted in 2005 and is still active. They're currently signed to Maroo, who also has Ghost9.
Fun fact: They also had a self-titled song that was a response song to SNSD's Mr.Mr., specifically targeting SM for choosing to release a song with the same name as their group and burying them in the search results. Unsurprisingly, SME never responded, and the group was more successful in Japan.