CORTIS Martin’s Real Height Shocks Korean Netizens

Fans knew Martin was tall, but no one expected him to be this tall!

The CORTIS member recently revealed his actual height, and the number has quickly become a trending topic online and shocked Korean netizens.

During an interaction with a fan on Weverse, Martin revealed his real height. While some online profiles have him listed as 6’1 (about 185 cm), the CORTIS star said himself that he’s actually 6’3 (about 190 cm).

[250823] #MARTIN Weverse reply

👤: Martin how tall are you? 😮#MARTIN: 6’3🕺 (190 cm)#CORTIS #코르티스 pic.twitter.com/tMMxUQyjHG

— juli (@cortisboys) August 23, 2025

height difference between martin and other members😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/oIl5GitH2X

— 星星 (@zhaoyufancokr) August 14, 2025

While many had assumed he was on the taller side, the confirmation sparked plenty of reactions, with people pointing out how much he towers over the rest of the group. Some even joked that he looks like a “giant baby” next to his fellow members, most of whom are in the mid-170 cm range.

• “That’s huge. He’s eighteen, right? He’ll probably grow even more.”
• “Do I read that as six-point-three feet?”
• “192 cm? Whoa.”
• “Yeah, he really does look over 190. The other members seem to be in the mid-170s, and seeing the height difference, it’s obvious lol. He’s seriously a giant baby.”
• “For real, literally a giant baby.”
• “He’s taller than I thought.”

Martin, who is Korean-Canadian, isn’t just known for his height. He’s already credited with writing and producing songs for massive groups like TXT, ENHYPEN, LE SSERAFIM, and ILLIT before CORTIS’s debut. With over 300 demos considered for their first release, the group’s creative input has been a key talking point since their launch.

CORTIS debuted on August 18, 2025 under BigHit Music with their first mini-album Colour Outside The Lines. Marketed as a “young creator crew,” the five members —Martin, James, Juhoon, Seonghyeon, and Keonho — are actively involved in writing, producing, and choreographing their own work. Their pre-release single “GO!” dropped a week before debut, followed by the title track “What You Want,” which even received an English version featuring Teezo Touchdown.