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UP10TION (Korean: 업텐션; pronounced “up tension”), is a 10 members South Korean boy group by TOP Media formed in 2015.

The members all announced through their show Masked Rookie King, also known as King of Masked Rookie UP10TION, which is a parody of MBC’s King of Mask Singer.

A total of 5 round, the first 7 members announced were Wooshin, Hwanhee, Bit-to, Jinhoo, Kogyeol, Kuhn, and Sunyoul.

The remaining three members who did not unmask, Gyujin, Jinhyuk(formerly known as Wei), and Xiao, were later made public on the official website.

Their first variety show before their debut, “Rising! UP10TION”, has Chinese and Korean versions. The program aims to help the members learn Chinese, experience Chinese culture, and showcase in China.

The group name “UP10TION” consists of seven different English words, meaning “Unbelievable perfect ten teenagers idol open now”.

The official fan name is called “HONEY10” (KOREAN: “허니텐”) which represents a sweet and cute couple nickname for “HONEY” and all UP10TION members for “10”.

On September 9, UP10TION held a debut showcase at AX Concert Hall in Seoul. UP10TION’s debut mini-album Top Secret, which includes the debut single “So, Dangerous”, was released on September 11, 2015. The album debut at number 9 and peaked at number 7 on Gaon Album Chart.

They made their official music program debut on September 10 through Mnet’s M! Countdown, performing their debut single “So, Dangerous”. They also had their debut album showcase in Beijing, China on September 22.

The “So, Dangerous” music video was ranked 9th place in Billboard’s Most Viewed K-pop Videos in America for the month of September 2015.

On November 26, UP10TION released their second mini-album Bravo! with the lead single “Catch Me!”, which was produced by Iggy and Yong Bae, who produced Ailee’s “Heaven” and GFriend’s “Me Gustas Tu”. It also includes the track “Party2nite”, which was written and composed by Teen Top’s Changjo. The album peaked at number 5 on Gaon Album Chart. [wiki]