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Joohoney
ArtistStarship Entertainment

Joohoney

Joohoney, born Lee Joo-heon (이주헌), is one of the sharpest rapper-producers to come out of third-generation idol music. He broke through with MONSTA X under Starship Entertainment, building a reputation around explosive performance, muscular delivery, and a writing style that moves easily between aggression, melody, and hook-first pop craft.

His solo catalog pushed that range into full view with Lights, then opened another lane in 2026 when he featured on Baby Shark Boy's single WAVE. That collaboration with The Pinkfong Company matters because it drops Joohoney into a cross-market release designed to bridge a viral Korean IP with a credible idol-world co-sign.

0 articles2 creditsDebut: May 22, 2023South Korean

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2026
2023
LightsMini Album

Fans Also Ask

Is Joohoney part of MONSTA X?
Yes. Joohoney is a core member of MONSTA X and one of the group's defining rappers, writers, and producers. His solo work expands that identity rather than replacing it, which is why his collaborations still carry strong MONSTA X connective tissue.
When did Joohoney make his solo debut?
Joohoney made his formal solo debut on May 22, 2023 with the mini album Lights. The release put his own songwriting, rap tone, and performance instincts at the center after years of building that reputation inside MONSTA X.
What is Joohoney's company?
Joohoney is signed to Starship Entertainment, the company behind MONSTA X. His solo releases and official group activities both run through Starship, which remains the main home base for his recording, performance, and promotional work.
Why is Joohoney featured on Baby Shark Boy's WAVE?
Joohoney's feature gives WAVE immediate idol-market credibility. The collaboration places an established MONSTA X rapper inside Pinkfong's first artist project, helping frame the single as a serious pop release with real K-pop crossover potential.

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