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Verivery (Korean: 베리베리; stylized in all caps and also abbreviated VRVR) is a South Korean boy band formed by Jellyfish Entertainment in 2018.[1] They debuted on January 9, 2019 with Veri-Us.[2]
They self-produce their albums and have created several music videos directed and edited by Minchan, along with Verivery members.[3] The group has explained that they take inspiration from other artist's performances, while Gyehyeon describes their process as Minchan drawing from "all the member's various ideas under his leadership".[4]
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2018: Pre-debut
On August 23, 2018, Jellyfish confirmed that they would be debuting a seven member boy group[5][6] and later confirmed their name as Verivery, Jellyfish Entertainment's first boy group in six years since VIXX. Their name comes from the Latin word 'veri' meaning 'truth' and the English word 'very', Verivery is a combination of the words ‘various', 'energetic', 'real' and 'innovation'.[7]
Prior to their debut, Mnet revealed that the upcoming group would star in the reality show named Now Verivery: Real Road Movie.[8] On September 21, 2018, the OST "Super Special" for their reality show, as well as its music video, was released along with the debut of the reality show.[9]
On November 9, the group released the DIY MV of Now Verivery OST "Super Special".[10]
2019: Debut with Veri series
On January 9, 2019, the group officially debuted with their first extended play Veri-Us and its lead single "Ring Ring Ring".[11] On February 24, the group released their DIY music video of Veri-Us album for the title song "Ring Ring Ring".[12]
On April 24, Verivery released their second extended play Veri-Able and its lead single "From Now".[13] On June 1, the group released their DIY music video of Veri-Able album for the title song "From Now".[14] On July 7, the group made their first overseas performance, performing "From Now" at K-CON 2019 in New York.[15]
On July 31, Verivery released their first single album Veri-Chill and its lead single "Tag Tag Tag".[16] On September 11, the groups released the DIY music video of Veri-Chill album for the combined song "Tag Tag Tag & 반할 수밖에 (Mystery Light)".[17] On August 17–18, Verivery performed "Tag Tag Tag" at K-CON 2019 in Los Angeles.[15]
2020: Face It series, Road to Kingdom
On January 7, Verivery released their third extended play Face Me and its lead single "Lay Back".[18] The EP marks as the first series of the FACE it trilogy. On February 17, the group released the DIY music video for the b-side songs of Face Me album titled "Paradise & Photo".[19]
On March 20, the group was confirmed to join Mnet's reality television competition Road to Kingdom.[20] They released "Beautiful-X" for the show's finale, they placed fifth overall.[21] The group has shared that the show helped them improve their performance abilities, saying they "were determined to become a more hardworking Verivery."[4]
On July 1, Verivery released their fourth extended play Face You and its lead single "Thunder".[22] On August 8, the group released the DIY music video for the combined title track and b-side song "Connect & Thunder" of Face You album.[23]
On October 13, Verivery released their fifth extended play Face Us and its lead single "G.B.T.B. (Go Beyond The Barrier)".[24][25] They also released a DIY music video for the song "So Gravity" from Face Us album on December 28.[26] On October 26, it was announced that Minchan would be going on a hiatus due to poor health and anxiety issues.[27] On October 27, the lead single "G.B.T.B." would reach #1 on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales.[28]
On December 23, the group released their first holiday track "Love at First Sight".[29]
2021: Series 'O' Round 1: Hall and Series 'O' Round 2: Hole
On March 2, the group released their second single album Series 'O' Round 1: Hall and its lead single "Get Away".[30] They shared that this new era, stepping away from the FACE it series, would show more maturity and their "dreamy and critical sexiness that [fans have] never seen before."[31] The group also explained that Series O' Round 1: Hall describes them "enjoying a crazy party at the invitation of someone."[31] The lead single, "Get Away" would then go on to top Billboard's World Digital Song Sales chart for two weeks straight.[32]
On June 1, it was announced that, after seven months of absence, Minchan would be returning to group activities.[33]
On August 23, the group released their sixth extended play, Series 'O' Round 2: Hole and its lead single "Trigger".[34]
Verivery announced their first U.S. tour, taking place from December 5–20, 2021.[35] The shows in Cleveland, Harrisburg, and New York City were cancelled due to Yongseung testing positive for COVID-19.[36]
2022: Series 'O' Round 0: Who, Series 'O' Round 3: Whole, Japanese Debut, and Liminality – EP.Love
On March 23, the group released the digital single "Series 'O' Round 0: Who" and its lead single "O".[37]
On April 25, the group released their first full-length album Series 'O' Round 3: Whole and its lead single "Undercover".[38]
On June 22, the group made their Japanese debut with the single "Undercover (Japanese ver.)".[39]
On July 14, it was announced that Verivery had confirmed their first solo concert Page:0 in Seoul on August 20 and 21.[40] Later on July 22, they announced Page:0 in US and Latin Amerika from September to October.[41]
On November 14, the group released their third single album, Liminality – EP.Love, with the lead single "Tap Tap". Later on November 23, the group successfully took home their first ever music show win with "Tap Tap" on MBC M's Show Champion.[42] Just two days later, on November 25, VERIVERY would then earn their second music show win for "Tap Tap" on KBS' Music Bank.[43] Shortly thereafter, Minchan went on a second hiatus due to health-related reasons.[44]
2023: Liminality – EP.Dream
Verivery released their seventh mini album Liminality – EP.Dream with its lead single "Crazy Like That" on May 16, 2023.[45]
On May 22, Verivery announced their first fan-concert DREAM SHOP to be held in Seoul, Tokyo, and Taipei from June 24 to July 22.[46]
On August 23, Jellyfish Entertainment announced that Dongheon would be enlisting for his mandatory military service start from August 28, 2023 as an active soldier.[47]
On October 30, Hoyoung decided to take a temporary hiatus due to health concerns.[48]
2025: Boys II Planet
In June 2025, it was announced that three members of the group – Dongheon, Gyehyeon and Kangmin – would be participating in the Mnet survival show Boys II Planet.[49] In the first episode, all three received the ranking "All Star" from the judges; the highest possible ranking.
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Members
On August 28, 2023, Dongheon became the first member of the group to participate in mandatory military enlisting in the 102nd Armored Brigade.
Adapted from their Naver profile.[50]
- Dongheon (동헌) - leader
- Hoyoung (호영)
- Minchan (민찬)
- Gyehyeon (계현)
- Yeonho (연호)
- Yongseung (용승)
- Kangmin (강민)
Discography
Studio albums
Extended plays
Single albums
Singles
Soundtrack appearances
Other songs
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Filmography
Reality shows
- Now Verivery: Real Road Movie (지금부터베리베리해) (Mnet, 2018)
Music videos
DIY Music videos
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Concerts and tours
2021 VERIVERY 1st TOUR IN U.S.
Cancelled shows
2022 VERIVERY CONCERT PAGE:0
2023 VERIVERY FAN-CONCERT DREAM SHOP
2024 VERIVERY FAN-MEETING TOUR GO ON
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Awards and nominations
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Notes
- "Get Away" did not enter on the Circle Digital Chart but appeared at number 153 on the component Circle Download Chart.[71]
- "Trigger" did not enter on the Circle Digital Chart but appeared at number 147 on the component Circle Download Chart.[72]
- "O" did not enter on the Circle Digital Chart but appeared at number 147 on the component Circle Download Chart.[73]
- "Undercover" did not enter on the Circle Digital Chart but appeared at number 67 on the component Circle Download Chart.[74]
- "Tap Tap" did not enter on the Circle Digital Chart but appeared at number 13 on the component Circle Download Chart.[75]
- "Crazy Like That" did not enter on the Circle Digital Chart but appeared at number 55 on the component Circle Download Chart.[76]
- Magic Hour is a song by a game character group called trinityACE, which consists of the Elsword's characters Elsword, Chung, and Add
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