K-Pop Idol Positions

Q: What are K-pop idol positions?

K-pop positions refer to each member's specialized role within a group: main vocalist, lead vocalist, main rapper, main dancer, leader, visual, and maknae (youngest member). Positions are assigned by the agency based on each member's strongest skills.

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Positions FAQ

What are K-pop idol positions?

K-pop positions refer to each member's specialized role: main vocalist, lead vocalist, main rapper, main dancer, leader, visual, and maknae. Positions are assigned by the agency based on each member's strongest skills.

What is a maknae in K-pop?

Maknae (막내) is the Korean word for the youngest person in a group. In K-pop, the maknae is the youngest member — often treated with extra affection by both older members and fans.

What is the difference between main and lead positions?

Main positions (e.g., main vocalist) are typically the strongest, handling the most challenging parts. Lead positions are the second strongest, supporting the main. Sub positions are entry-level roles.