Lynn
Main Dancer. One of 24 women proving that a member list can double as cardio.
| Stage name | Lynn |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Kawakami Lynn (川上凜) |
| Birthday | April 12, 2006 |
| Nationality | Japanese |
| S number | S17 (CREAM 01) |
| Role | Main Dancer |
| Height | ~171-172 cm (5’7″) |
| MBTI | ISFP |
Before tripleS
When she was in middle school, she played soft tennis. Some of her favorite foods are curry udon, chicken mayo rice bowl, doenjang-jjigae, and dumplings. She attends Hanlim Multi Art School (Department of Practical Dance). The subject that she’s strongest at in school is practical skills and the least strongest are subjects like math.
tripleS career
Lynn is S17 (CREAM 01) in tripleS, MODHAUS’s rotating 24-member group. The number is reveal order, not a ranking. Members move through full-group releases and smaller Dimensions selected through the Cosmo voting system.
Her recorded unit and debut trail includes ASSEMBLE24.
S17 reveal and NXT
MODHAUS introduced Kawakami Lynn as S17 in December 2023. The S number records reveal order rather than rank. She arrived as one of four newly revealed members who formed NXT with JooBin, Jeong HaYeon, and Park ShiOn, creating a compact introduction before the full 24-member lineup was complete.
NXT released “Just Do It” on December 23, 2023. That single, not ASSEMBLE24, is the first official tripleS music entry in Lynn’s chronology. Correcting the sequence matters because a member profile should not erase a unit debut simply because a larger project followed months later.
ASSEMBLE24 and full-group debut
Lynn joined tripleS’s completed 24-member album ASSEMBLE24 and “Girls Never Die” in May 2024. The change from a four-member unit to a 24-member stage required a different kind of visibility: fewer individual seconds, larger formation patterns, and constant ensemble awareness.
Dance practices provide the clearest comparison. “Just Do It” exposes every transition in a small team, while “Girls Never Die” shows whether she can maintain line and timing inside the group’s largest configuration.
Dance and performance identity
Lynn’s practical-dance education supports the dancer description, but fixed “main” rankings should follow current official material rather than copied templates. Her useful performance traits include clear lines, controlled weight changes, and the ability to remain readable in both compact and very large formations.
Her Japanese background and Korean schooling are parts of a cross-border training story, not a complete performance analysis. Official stages, rehearsals, interviews, and member content show how she communicates and develops more accurately than nationality shorthand.
Later Dimensions
After NXT and ASSEMBLE24, Lynn continued through tripleS’s Dimension system and later full-group projects. Each assignment should be added chronologically because a Dimension is a release team within tripleS, not a permanent departure or a second group identity.
YouTube tracking history
This profile tracks official tripleS, NXT, full-group, later Dimension, dance-practice, SIGNAL, and member-focused uploads featuring Lynn. The trail begins with “Just Do It” in 2023 and continues through “Girls Never Die” and later projects. View totals change continuously, so the page records official uploads and career context instead of freezing temporary counts.
Sources
- MODHAUS and tripleS official S17 reveal and profile material
- Official NXT and tripleS release channels
- tripleS official YouTube, social accounts, and Cosmo notices for Dimension chronology
- Official school or interview material for dance-training context
Primary company, artist, and release records anchor dates and participation. Fan databases are used only as secondary cross-checks.
Fandom file
Fandom: WAV. Digital photocards: Objekts. Voting currency: COMO. Fan votes: Gravity. Yes, the vocabulary sounds like a science-fiction game because this group refuses to be normal.
Official links
Members are linked through the official group accounts unless MODHAUS provides a separate public account.