SEVENTEEN's Hoshi drops love song 'Boyfriend' during military service
Hoshi of K-pop boy group SEVENTEEN is dropping a new digital single, "Boyfriend," at 6 p.m. on Saturday, the latest in a string of solo releases since his military enlistment last year. "Boyfriend," according to the singer's label Pledis Entertainment, is an R&B-based pop track about carefully approaching a loved one. Hoshi co-wrote the lyrics, and the song is built on breezy shuffle rhythms and…
SEVENTEEN member Hoshi has released a new solo digital single titled "Boyfriend" during his military service. The track, set to drop at 6 p.m. on Saturday, is an R&B-infused pop song about cautiously pursuing a romantic interest. Co-written by Hoshi himself, the lyrics are built on smooth shuffle rhythms and synthesizer sounds. Hoshi enlisted in the Army in September last year, becoming the fourth SEVENTEEN member to begin mandatory military service.
He is set to be discharged in March 2027. Following the release of "Boyfriend," Hoshi has continued to produce music while in service, with recent releases including "Take a Shot," "Fallen Superstar," "Baby, Honey," and "Snapback." Other SEVENTEEN members are also pursuing solo projects as they navigate their individual military service schedules.
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