The Busiest Idols In 2023, According To Their Official Schedules

On December 20, Blip, the official app for sharing idols’ schedules with fans, released a year-end data report reflecting which idols were the busiest this year. The report considered the number of celebrations, broadcasts, releases, events, and other schedules of idols from December 1, 2022, to November 30, 2023.

| Blip

Six of the top 10 positions were taken by ZEROBASEONE members. Zhang Hao came in 3d with 429 schedules, while Hanbin (423 schedules) and Jiwoong (422 schedules) followed him in the fourth and sixth positions, respectively.

Zhang Hao | @zb1official/Instagram Hanbin | @zbtv.official/Instagram Jiwoong | @zb1official/Instagram

The group’s other members, Yujin (413 schedules), Gyuvin (410 schedules), and Taerae (408 schedules), ranked from eighth to tenth, respectively.

Yujin | @zb1official/Instagram Gyuvin | @zb1official/Instagram Taerae | @zb1official/Instagram

SEVENTEEN‘s member Hoshi ranked seventh on the list with 417 total schedules, while NCT‘s Mark claimed the second position with 433 schedules.

Hoshi | @ho5hi_kwon/Instagram Mark | @onyourm__ark/Instagram

Among the only two female idols on the list, STAYC‘s Yoon turned out to be the fourth busiest idol this year, with a total of 423 schedules.

Yoon | @stayc_highup/Instagram

However, the busiest of them all was none other than IVE‘s leader, Yujin, with 447 schedules this year!

Yujin | @_yujin_an/Instagram

While this level of activity indicates how in-demand each of these idols is, netizens couldn’t help but express concern over the possibility of them being overworked. Many wondered how exhausting it must be to do more than 400 schedules within a year and hoped the artists were taking care of themselves.

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