I.N Biography: Age, Net Worth, Instagram, Spouse, Height, Wiki, Parents, Siblings, Awards, Songs

Yang Jeongin, widely known by his stage name I.N, is a South Korean singer and member of the popular K-pop group Stray Kids.

As the group’s youngest member, or “maknae,” I.N. quickly gained recognition for his vocal abilities.

He made his debut with Stray Kids in 2018 under JYP Entertainment, and his talent was particularly noticed during the group’s early releases, such as “District 9” and “My Pace.”

I.N’s voice, often described as youthful yet powerful, has helped set Stray Kids apart in the competitive world of K-pop, contributing to their rapid rise to fame both in South Korea and internationally.

Profile

• – Full name: Yang Jeongin
• – Nickname: I.N
• – Date of birth: February 8, 2001
• – Age: 23 years old
• – Gender: Male
• – Place of birth: Sujeong-dong, Dong-gu, Busan, South Korea
• – Nationality: South Korean
• – Profession: Singer, Actor
• – Height: N/A
• – Parents: N/A
• – Siblings: Older brother (born 1999), Younger brother (born 2007)
• – Spouse: N/A
• – Children: N/A
• – Relationship status: Single
• – Religion: Catholic
• – Ethnicity: Korean
• – Net worth: $2 million

Early Life and Education

Yang Jeongin, now 23, was born on February 8, 2001, in Sujeong-dong, Dong-gu, Busan, South Korea. He grew up in a close-knit family with an older brother, born in 1999, and a younger brother, born in 2007. Jeongin attended Dongil Jungang Elementary School and later enrolled in Busanseo Middle School.

He joined Myeongho High School but eventually transferred to Seoul’s School of Performing Arts. This well-known institution has produced many successful South Korean entertainment industry idols.

However, he decided to drop out to focus on his career with Stray Kids fully. Raised in a Catholic family, Jeongin‘s baptismal name is John, and he is known for wearing a rosary ring, reflecting his strong faith.

Personal Life

I.N. maintains a relatively private personal life, particularly regarding romantic relationships. He is known to be single and has not publicly disclosed any details about his past relationships or dating life.

He is closely bonded with his fellow Stray Kids members, describing them as his family away from home.

Career

Jeongin‘s career began in 2017 when he joined the JYP Entertainment survival show “Stray Kids,” where he competed alongside his future bandmates to debut as a member of a new K-pop group. In 2018, Stray Kids officially debuted, and I.N. quickly gained recognition for his role as a vocalist.

His early performances, particularly in songs like “Hellevator,” highlighted his unique voice, earning him a growing fanbase. Since debuting, he has contributed to numerous successful albums and singles, such as “God’s Menu,” “Back Door,” and “Thunderous,” which have further cemented his place in the K-pop industry.

Beyond his musical endeavors, I.N. made his acting debut with a cameo role in “A-Teen Season 2,” showing potential for future acting opportunities. He has also ventured into fashion, attending Paris Fashion Week and potentially collaborating with major fashion brands like Alexander McQueen.

Awards

• – 2018: Mnet Asian Music Awards – Best New Male Artist (with Stray Kids)
• – 2019: Seoul Music Awards – Rookie of the Year (with Stray Kids)
• – 2020: Asia Artist Awards – Best Emotive Award (with Stray Kids)
• – 2021: Golden Disc Awards – Best Performance (with Stray Kids)
• – 2023: MTV Europe Music Awards – Best Korean Act (with Stray Kids)

Net Worth

Jeongin‘s estimated net worth is approximately $2 million. His wealth primarily comes from his activities as a member of Stray Kids, including album sales, concert tours, brand endorsements, and streaming revenues.

Social Media

• – Instagram: @realstraykids
• – Twitter: @Stray_Kids

Filmography

• – A-Teen Season 2 (2019) – Cameo in Episode 16

Discography

• – Mixtape (2018)
• – I Am NOT (2018)
• – I Am WHO (2018)
• – I Am YOU (2018)
• – Clé 1: Miroh (2019)
• – Clé 2: Yellow Wood (2019)
• – Clé: Levanter (2019)
• – GO生 (2020)
• – IN生 (2020)
• – NOEASY (2021)
• – ORDINARY (2022)
• – MAXIDENT (2022)
• – 5-STAR (2023)