Multiple 4th Gen Idols’ Sudden Enlistment Has Fans Questioning Group’s Future

Fans are frustrated with the agency.

Recently, it was announced that DRIPPIN‘s Joo Changuk will fulfill his military duty as a social service worker.

DRIPPIN’s Changuk To Serve As A Social Service Worker

Changuk is 24 years old, which made the situation a bit of a surprise. Usually, male idols will delay their military service until they are no longer able to (around 28 years old) or when it best fits into their career, which usually ends up being later.

He is not the first member of DRIPPIN’ to announce their enlistment either: member Yunseong‘s enlistment was announced in 2025 when the idol was 24.

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DRIPPIN’s Yunseong | Woollim Entertainment

As a result, fans have begun discussing DRIPPIN’s activities and their possible future plans, along with complains against the agency.

DRIPPIN’ debuted in October 2020, and followed a regular schedule of releases comparable to other groups at the time.

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DRIPPIN’ | Woollim Entertainment

Following their first full length album in 2022, the group only released single albums, with their most recent occurring in April 2024. Since then, the group has not promoted, though members continue to update on their account.

As a result, frustrations have mounted against Woollim Entertainment, especially considering the activities of the other idols under the company.

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With this latest news, fans have expressed further anger with the company, questioning what the future holds.

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