Not every K-pop story gets the long-running saga treatment, but for the five members of VVS, three years together was enough to leave a real mark. On September 14 KST, agency Wannabe Entertainment confirmed that the boy group has officially disbanded, closing out a chapter that began back in 2023.
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What the Agency Announced
In an official statement, Wannabe Entertainment expressed deep gratitude to fans and confirmed the group’s activities have come to an end, out of respect for each member’s individual potential and future paths. The agency specifically thanked members Hyosung, Shinhwa, Layon, Allen, and Taeseok for consistently giving their best on stage throughout the group’s run.
The statement framed the decision not as a falling apart, but as a respectful close to one chapter — with the agency noting it will continue supporting each member as they move forward on their own individual paths.
VVS’s Journey in Brief
VVS debuted in 2023 with the track “Bang Bang,” going on to release additional projects including “We On Top” and “Nothing Lasts Forever.” Over their three years as a group, they also performed across multiple countries, building a dedicated international fanbase along the way.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Group Name | VVS |
| Agency | Wannabe Entertainment |
| Debut Year | 2023 |
| Debut Track | “Bang Bang” |
| Notable Releases | “We On Top,” “Nothing Lasts Forever” |
| Members | Hyosung, Shinhwa, Layon, Allen, Taeseok |
| Disbandment Announced | September 14, 2026 (KST) |
What Fans Are Saying
News of a group’s disbandment always hits hard for a dedicated fanbase, and VVS is no exception. Many fans have taken to social media to share favorite memories and performances from the group’s three-year run, reflecting the genuine connection built during that time. As is often the case in K-pop, attention will likely now shift to what comes next for each of the five members individually.
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FAQs
Q1. Why did VVS disband?
According to Wannabe Entertainment’s official statement, the decision to disband was made out of respect for each member’s individual potential and future career paths, rather than being attributed to any specific conflict or controversy. The agency framed it as a mutual and amicable conclusion to the group’s three-year run together, while expressing continued support for each member as they pursue new directions going forward.
Q2. What did VVS achieve during their three years as a group?
Since debuting in 2023 with “Bang Bang,” VVS released several notable projects, including “We On Top” and “Nothing Lasts Forever,” and performed across multiple countries during their active years. While relatively short compared to some longer-running K-pop acts, their three-year run allowed them to build a genuine international fanbase, something reflected in the outpouring of support and tribute messages from fans following the disbandment announcement.
