4th generation · Brave Entertainment

DKB

ダークビー / 다크비

DKB work from hip-hop: heavy beats, a low centre of gravity, and dancing that stays close to the floor.

  • 2020DebutFeb 3, 2020
  • 6Members
  • 4thGeneration
  • BBFandom
Work Hard / Official MV

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In 30 seconds: DKB

Work Hard, ALL IN and Rollercoaster show the ratio between singing and movement being adjusted release by release, and most singles come with a performance cut as well as a video.

Choose this if you want to watch bodies move rather than a story unfold.

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Key facts

Group name
DKB
Reading / Hangul
ダークビー / 다크비
Company
Brave Entertainment
Debut date
February 3, 2020
Days active
2,418 days (6 years, 7 months)
Debut song
Sorry Mama
Generation
4th generation
Fandom name
BB(ビービー)
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Member guide

Profile comparison

MembersBirth dateBlood typeMBTINationality
イチャン1997-02-1929177cmNot disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
テオ1997-10-2228177cmNot disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
ヒチャン1999-07-3127176cmNot disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
ジュンソ2001-01-1625182cmNot disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
ユク2002-05-1224Not disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosedJapan
ハリー・ジュン2004-01-0122178cmNot disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea

Ages are as of 2026-09-17.

Selected releases

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Start here

Follow a few songs from the starting point to the group's current sound.

Kakegae No Nai Kimi E artwork

August 26, 2026 · Digital Single

Kakegae No Nai Kimi E

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From debut to now

  • 2020
    The debut came on February 3 with Youth and Sorry Mama, and three releases as far as LOVE and GROWTH carried the run on to Still and Work Hard.
  • 2021
    The Dice Is Cast brought ALL IN, and in autumn the two-track single Rollercoaster arrived with a music video and a Performance version.
  • 2022
    Sober from REBEL showed hard choreography, and Autumn that followed widened the range of singing and dancing through 24/7.
  • 2023
    I Need Love, We Love You and HIP arrived, with official music videos running through All Yours, Told You and What The Hell.
  • 2024
    The five-track EP Urban Ride came with the title song Flirting X, and Hello, Goodbye (Rollercoaster) was released that autumn.
  • 2025
    The five-track EP Emotion came out on October 23, and the official music video for the title song Irony showed a rock-leaning sound and a new stretch of activity.
  • 2026
    Official broadcaster footage runs through to July, and the performances continue, songs from Emotion in 2025 among them.
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Key achievements

Key milestones

2020Youth made the official debutA five-track debut EP came out on February 3, and the run began with the title song Sorry Mama.
2021The first full album arrivesThe seven-track The Dice Is Cast was released, with an official music video and a Performance version for ALL IN.
2025Emotion, the ninth mini albumA five-track EP came out on October 23, with an official music video for the title song Irony.

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KPOP DISCOVER's DKB note

DKB comes into focus more sharply when the music video and the Performance version are taken as a pair, rather than following song titles alone. With ALL IN, Rollercoaster and Sober, watch the story and the styling of the standard video first, then move in close on the bodies, and the character of dancing that takes a heavy beat with the whole frame becomes clear.

For the releases, take Youth, LOVE and GROWTH for the early years, then move on to REBEL, Autumn and I Need Love. Line up HIP, Urban Ride and Emotion as well and the path shows itself: a hip-hop core held steady while the hardness of the sound and the brightness of the singing trade places.

Editors' take Once you reach the Performance version, the low centre of gravity and the differences between each member as a dancer show up best.

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Japan activity score

KPOP DISCOVER original metric
No. 38/ 210 groups

No. 38 of 210 groups with recorded activity in Japan (top 18%)

  • 5Japanese releases
  • 25Japan-related tracks
  • 1Members from Japan
  • 0Official Japanese accounts

The denominator is the 210 groups, out of 525 covered by KPOP DISCOVER, whose raw score reaches at least one point. The score adds 10 points per Japanese-market release, 3 per Japan-related track, 12 per member from Japan, and 8 per official Japanese account. Japanese-market releases carry the most weight because they are the most direct evidence of activity; related tracks add track-level detail; members from Japan stand for Japanese-language communication and continuity; official accounts stand for a permanent point of contact. The weights are an editorial judgement, not a statistical optimisation, and the ranking tracks release volume in Japan closely. Source: releases, tracks, members, and official links recorded by KPOP DISCOVER (updated 2026-09-17).

How this score is calculated →View in Japanese

Frequently asked questions

What defines DKB?
Work Hard, ALL IN and Rollercoaster show the ratio between singing and movement being adjusted release by release, and most singles come with a performance cut as well as a video.
Why should a new listener start with DKB?
Choose this if you want to watch bodies move rather than a story unfold.
Which songs should a new listener try first?
Start with Work Hard, Sober, I Need Love, then continue to the official video index.