A K-pop star turned his years-long work break into a productivity flex

Source: Business Insider

Seventeen's Hoshi is rolling out a whole slate of work that he prepared way before going to serve in the Korean military. Han Myung-Gu/WireImageMale K-pop stars with Korean citizenship must fulfill mandatory military service. For most idols, that translates to around two years of hiatus-style career obsolescence.

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