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Park Byung-ho (Hangul: 박병호, Japanese: パク・ビョンホ), more well known by his stage name Byungho
, is a member of the South Korean boy group X-CHANGE.
Career[]
Pre-Debut: 2015-2019[]
Byungho's natural flair for rap led him to participate in competitions throughout his school years. His talent caught the eye of a Brisco Entertainment talent scout who was attending one such event in Alaska in 2015. Fascinated by Byungho's skills, the scout approached him and encouraged him to audition online.
2020-present: Debut with X-CHANGE[]
2020[]
June 3rd, Byungho was introduced as the third member of X-CHANGE, later debuting with their first mini-album, X1K Super.
2021[]
Byungho held a charity basketball tournament featuring other celebrities, raising funds for underprivileged children and promoting the importance of sportsmanship.
2022[]
Byungho featured in the OST "Laugh Out Loud" with a small skit for the romantic comedy film "Love at First Laugh,".
2023[]
Byungho hosted a comedy skit series on BRISCO-LINKED, where he showcased his humor and improvisation skills.
Discography[]
Main Article: X-CHANGE/Discography
OSTs[]
- "Laugh Out Loud" (Love at First Laugh) 2022
Videography[]
Online Show[]
| Title | Year | Role | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Byungho's Comedy Corner | 2023 | Host | BRISCO-LINKED |
Philanthropy[]
Buckets For Good[]
The "Buckets for Good" charity basketball tournament was held on August 15, 2021, at the Seoul Olympic Park Gymnasium in Seoul, South Korea. The choice of venue held symbolic significance, as it not only provided a spacious and well-equipped facility for the tournament but also honored the spirit of athleticism and sportsmanship associated with the Olympic Games.
The tournament followed standard basketball rules, with slight modifications to accommodate the format of the event. It consisted of a series of friendly matches between celebrity teams, each comprised of players from the entertainment industry, sports personalities, and special guest appearances. The games were played in a competitive yet friendly atmosphere, emphasizing teamwork, skill, and fair play.
Several celebrity teams participated in the "Buckets For Good" tournament, with Byungho serving as the captain of one of the teams. Each team was composed of a mix of celebrities, including fellow K-pop idols, actors, comedians, and athletes. The diverse lineup of participants added excitement and star power to the event, drawing in fans and supporters from various fandoms and communities.
The "Buckets For Good" charity basketball tournament garnered significant media attention, with press coverage from major television networks, newspapers, and online media outlets. Journalists and reporters were present at the venue to cover the event, conducting interviews with players, capturing highlights from the matches, and documenting the overall atmosphere and excitement of the tournament. The extensive media coverage helped raise awareness about the charitable cause and encouraged public participation and support.
Proceeds from the "Buckets For Good" charity basketball tournament were donated to multiple charitable organizations dedicated to various social causes. Among the beneficiaries were organizations supporting underprivileged children, promoting education and youth development, and providing essential services to disadvantaged communities. Byungho and the other participants were actively involved in selecting the charities and ensuring that the funds raised were allocated effectively to make a positive impact in the lives of those in need.
Byungho's involvement in organizing and participating in the "Buckets For Good" charity basketball tournament demonstrated his commitment to giving back to the community and making a difference in the lives of others. Through the spirit of sportsmanship and philanthropy, the event brought together celebrities and fans alike in support of meaningful causes.