RYOKI of BE:FIRST: Member and Artist Profile

April 26, 1999 — former member.

Bottom line

RYOKI was born April 26, 1999 and is a former member of BE:FIRST, known for a rapper, vocalist and actor who performed throughout the seven-member era, including every BE:FIRST playlist upload covered here, before leaving the group in 2025.

This is one canonical person file across group, individual, acting, writing, choreography and collaboration work.

Quick facts

Stage name: RYOKI. Born: April 26, 1999. BE:FIRST status: former member.

The roster label is dated through August 2026. Exact playlist cards preserve the lineup at the time of each video.

A distinct signature

A rapper, vocalist and actor who performed throughout the seven-member era, including every BE:FIRST playlist upload covered here, before leaving the group in 2025.

Watch a full phrase: preparation, attack, handoff and recovery reveal more than one center close-up.

THE FIRST foundation

The audition process treated singing, dance, rap and creative judgment as connected skills. RYOKI entered BE:FIRST with an individual history that the group format was meant to amplify rather than erase.

Competition footage is context, not a permanent personality diagnosis.

Seven-member video evidence

RYOKI appears in the 2023 “Mainstream” MV, the 2024 BE:FIRST × ATEEZ “Hush-Hush” MV and the playlist “Blissful” dance performance.

All seven then-members receive those three exact cards, including Ryoki.

Current roster rule

Ryoki is no longer in the official current lineup, but his earlier recorded and filmed contributions remain credited.

Present status and historical participation answer different questions.

Voice, rap and movement

BE:FIRST avoid rigid permanent positions, so the useful profile tracks tone, cadence, movement weight, musical response and creative credits rather than assigning one narrow box.

Range matters when a performer can make different tasks feel intentional.

Collaboration routing

“Hush-Hush” belongs to BE:FIRST and ATEEZ, but the people remain members of their own groups.

A collaboration card records participation without inventing a merged identity.

Performance evidence

Live work exposes stamina, recovery, crowd response and how studio layers become a human arrangement.

One imperfect or spectacular night cannot stand in for the whole career.

Creative participation

Member lyrics, composition and choreography are tracked when credited, not assumed from branding.

Specific credit is stronger praise than a vague claim that everyone does everything.

Image integrity

This page uses a unique real official image stored locally with complete metadata.

The hub and three Reacts use different attachments.

RaeRae standard

Recognition should become easier after reading: follow RYOKI through rhythm, tone, interaction and the choices made outside the obvious center moment.

A profile is a listening tool, not a birthday card.

Career-file rule

Future solo, acting or collaboration work expands this page. It does not create a duplicate human.

One person, one canonical profile, many properly labeled chapters.