“Bounce” arrived on 1theK’s YouTube channel on 22 September 2025, credited simply to LEE JUN YOUNG. The name will be familiar to anyone who has followed Korean pop across the last decade, though not always from the music side.

The idol who became an actor and kept both jobs

Lee Jun-young debuted in 2014 as a member of U-KISS, joining a group that had already been running for years, and later moved into television drama and film. That path — idol first, actor second, both at once — is common enough in Korea to be a career plan rather than an accident. Agencies treat acting as a way to extend an idol’s working life past the point where a group can sustain comebacks, and Korean broadcasters cast idols knowing they bring an existing audience. What makes the pattern unusual from outside is that the music does not stop; a release like this one sits alongside a filming schedule, not after it.

About this release

This is the official music video for “Bounce”, distributed through 1theK, the channel Korean labels use to publish videos when they do not run their own. The official description carries no producer, writer or featured-artist credits and names no parent album, so the surrounding release details are not documented on the upload itself.

Watching from outside Korea

Lee Jun-young has both acting and music credits, including his earlier work with U-KISS. Watch this release on the page and explore more Korean performers through OSEYO KOREA’s K-POP section.

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