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ALL(H)OURS

Active boy group · 2024–present

Kunho, Youmin, Xayden, Minje, Masami, Hyunbin and ON:N debuted under a tiny company with a very loud performance identity. The JYP connection opened a headline. Five mini albums, member credits and choreography that appears personally offended by knees are what keep the file open.

Meet the seven members

Kunho

Leader · vocalist

The oldest member, steady vocal center and designated collector of seven opinions.

Youmin

Dancer · vocalist · choreography

The performance-line critic who will admit when a hook needed convincing.

Xayden

Rapper

The low voice giving the group’s industrial production an actual floor.

Minje

Vocalist

The melodic reset button inside songs that enjoy dropping machinery on the chorus.

Masami

Rapper

The Japanese member whose restrained delivery keeps the rap line from becoming a volume contest.

Hyunbin

Rapper · lyricist

The young writer already hiding callbacks to the group’s first chapter inside later verses.

ON:N

Dancer · vocalist · maknae

The choreography contributor whose performance days apparently come without chairs.

ALL(H)OURS at a glance

Debut

January 10, 2024 with ALL OURS and “GOTCHA.”

Members

Kunho, Youmin, Xayden, Minje, Masami, Hyunbin and ON:N.

Agency

EDEN Entertainment, founded by former JYP executive Cho Hae-sung.

Fandom

Min(ut)e: minutes collect into hours, and fans collect into ALL(H)OURS.

Status

Active seven-member boy group · 2024–present.

Latest chapter

NO DOUBT, released March 16, 2026.

Korean name

올아워즈

Sound

Performance-first K-pop moving through hip-hop, EDM, industrial bass and increasingly melodic unit work.

THE NAME FILE

All ours, all hours, and every minute between

The name carries two readings: everything they have to offer is “all ours,” and the group intends to stay present through “all hours.” The fandom name finishes the clock joke. Min(ut)e is the unit that builds an hour, which is cute enough to survive the punctuation.

Before debut, EDEN introduced the seven members one at a time and held a public “Hello Ours!” event in Hongdae. They entered 2024 as the company’s first boy group, not as a large-label team with automatic public attention.

THE JYP RELATIONSHIP

“JYP’s nephews” is context, not a personality

EDEN founder Cho Hae-sung previously worked at JYP Entertainment. That history, plus the group’s admiration for Stray Kids, produced the “nephews” nickname almost immediately. It explains access, training philosophy and why comparisons appeared. It does not make ALL(H)OURS a JYP group.

The better question is what the seven members do with the resemblance. Their catalog keeps the hard performance spine while becoming less dependent on somebody else’s family tree.

The catalog has a pulse, not just chapters

ALL OURS (2024): “GOTCHA” introduced the athletic, chant-heavy rookie version; “WAO WAO,” “Drift” and “Racer” show the raw team before the sound hardened.

WITNESS (2024): “SHOCK” and “Psycho Mantra” pushed the performance identity darker. This is where the group stopped sounding like a concept pitch and began sounding like a threat with synchronized shoulders.

Smoke Point (2025): “Graffiti” and “GIMME GIMME” work as a double title pair—one bright and restless, one industrial and demanding. Hyunbin earned writing credit on “Freaky Fresh.”

VCF (2025): “READY 2 RUMBLE” kept the physical attack while unit songs gave the members room to separate their colors.

NO DOUBT (2026): “DEAD MAN WALKING” and the fan song “My Spring, My Light, My Breath” prove the group can hold darkness and sentiment without filing either edge smooth.

CURRENT STATUS

ALL(H)OURS remains active with all seven members. NO DOUBT arrived March 16, 2026 after the fan song “My Spring, My Light, My Breath.” Current does not mean finished: the group is still young enough for every comeback to change the answer to “what do they actually sound like?”

FANDOM FILE

What Min(ut)e keeps seeing

Min(ut)e: the official fandom name and the units that build the group’s “hours.”

EDEN BOYS / Daily Note: pre-debut material worth watching if you want the lineup before styling and camera grammar settled.

JYP nephews: a nickname born from the founder’s employment history, not proof of a secret corporate adoption.

Performance line: not filler praise here. Youmin and ON:N have contributed choreography; the group’s hardest stages depend on spacing as much as force.

THE PANDA SIDE QUEST

Watch the practice room earn the music video

Play the “Graffiti” and “GIMME GIMME” videos, then immediately watch the dance practices. The edited videos sell speed. The fixed camera shows who catches a formation, who creates space and how seven different body types land one beat.

Then go backward to EDEN BOYS and forward to the 2026 unit tracks. The fun is not proving they were perfect at debut. It is watching them become specific.

RAERAE TAKE

ALL(H)OURS looked dangerously easy to reduce to “small-company Stray Kids cousins.” The music is loud enough to encourage the shortcut. But the members keep leaving fingerprints: choreography ideas, writing credits, vocal resets, unit combinations and honest answers about hooks that did not instantly cause spiritual enlightenment. I like a group more when the machinery has visible people inside it.

OFFICIAL HANDLES

Follow the actual group

INSIDE THE PANDA PILE

CVM Sekai files

“GIMME GIMME” RaeRae React

“Graffiti” RaeRae React

The JYP-nephews Tea file

North America tour Tea file

Receipts and deeper reading

Official music video library

ALL(H)OURS’ official group-video file, organized by year: primary music videos plus distinct performance and street editions from the group’s verified channel. Teasers, fan uploads, lyric videos and duplicate uploads stay out of the pile.

Every thumbnail is stored locally in the CVM Sekai Media Library. Each card opens the exact official upload; the YouTube tracker supplies real totals and daily movement after collection.

20262 official videos