Bae Jin-young released the music video for ‘Round&Round’ on his own YouTube channel in October 2025. The hashtags on the upload point to a release called STILL_YOUNG.

Two survival shows, two groups, one career

Bae Jin-young is one of a small number of Korean performers who debuted twice through televised competitions. He finished high enough in Mnet’s second season of Produce 101 to join Wanna One, a group assembled for a fixed contract term rather than an open-ended one. When that term expired the members went their own ways, and he then debuted again in CIX under C9 Entertainment. The pattern matters because contest-formed groups in Korea are deliberately temporary: the show sells a deadline, and everyone involved plans a second career around it from the start.

About this release

‘Round&Round’ arrives as a music video posted to the artist’s own channel, 배진영 BAEJINYOUNG, which also holds the copyright line. The official description is minimal — the title, the word “Official”, and four hashtags. One of those, #STILL_YOUNG, indicates the wider release this track sits under. No producer or featured artist is credited on the upload.

Watching from outside Korea

Solo artists’ own channels rarely carry subtitles, so translations tend to appear later in fan-run uploads. If you want to follow the release, the hashtags in the description are the most reliable search terms — more so than the romanised name.

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