Kim Jun Hoe, later legally changed to Kim Min Sung, is a South Korean singer-songwriter and former member of VARSITY (바시티) and URSA MAJOR (북두칠성). He obtained an associate's degree in Practical Dance from Daekyung University.

He made his debut in January 2017 (using the stage name Kid) as VARSITY's leader, main vocalist and lead dancer with the digital single "Round One". As the group had a mix of Chinese and South Korean members, it was originally managed by South Korea's CSO Entertainment (CSO엔터테인먼트; formerly known as Global K Center) and China's In Hi Media Ltd.

In December 2017, the two agencies decided to transfer the group's management to Jungle Entertainment (정글엔터테인먼트) as reports of frictions between the Korean and non-Korean members began to appear.

By July 2018, the agency confirmed the four Chinese members and the one American member had left the group and moved back to China to promote there. The remaining 7 Korean members continued promoting under the VARSITY name, but all the instability caused them to have no activities for nearly a year. The group quietly disbanded in April 2020.

In April 2021, he was set to re-debut as part of TEN-X (텐엑스). However, the COVID-19 pandemic caused several financial issues for the agency Blue Creative Entertainment, which decided to disband the group before it even debuted.

He then made his debut as a solo artist in January 2022 with the digital single "Tonight".

In early 2023, he participated as a contestant in MBN's reality survival show "Show King Night", where he managed to earn a spot in the show's resulting project group. He re-debuted in August of that year with their first digital single, "The Se7en Heart : And". However, no more information regarding promotional activities has been given by their agency, Major Lab.

He is now represented by Advantage (어드밴티지).

(Source: MyDramaList) Edit Biography