Seventeen is a Korean boy band consisting of 13 members. They are signed with Pledis Entertainment. Before they debuted in 2015, in 2013 they had their own show(?) called 17tv.
Members:
S. Coups (leader)
Jeonghan (angel)
Joshua (gentleman)
Jun (over confident one)
Hoshi (10:10)
Wonwoo (deepest voice/ bad jokes(maybe?))
Woozi (shortest member 5'4)
DK (happy virus)
Mingyu (tallest member 6'1)
The8 (b-boy)
Seungkwan (he is best quality)
Vernon (Twix)
Dino (maknae)
S - Self producing idols
V - overflowing VISUALS
T - TALENTED
is a South Korean boy group under Pledis Entertainment with 13 dork members. Debuted on May 26, 2015 with the song Adore U. Their official fan colors are Rose quartz and Serenity. Their official fandom is called Carat. Their official lightstick is called Carat Bong.
P.S. even Hong Jisoo isn't normal
1. Stan talents, stan SEVENTEEN
2. Seventeen! moshi seka seka seka seka *ran out of air*
3. Would you rather stan or stan Seventeen
4. You should go and stan Seventeen
SEVENTEEN is a self producing k-pop boy group composed of 13 members. Seventeen is named seventeen because they are composed of 13 members, they have 3 units, and they are 1 team (13 + 3 + 1 = 17 yay!). Their official fan colors are Rose Quartz and Serenity. They call their fans CARATS (uwu).
1. Stan talents, stan SEVENTEEN.
2. Say the name, SEVENTEEN!
A korean pre-debut group under Pledis Entertainment with 17 members and an average age of 17 year old. Well known for live stream, 17tv which has 4 seasons and 3 Like Seventeen Show. Consist of dancing machine, angelic voice, diva, underage boys and derps. Has the best fandom ever because everyone is so chill and supportive towards each other. Deserve all the support and love because they work very hard to please the fans. They are all angels but can give you the feels in a snap. Life Ruiners.
non-SM17ES : help me, i cant memorise all of the seventeen members' names!
SM17ES : MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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