민주
MINJU (민주) is a member of ILLIT, the five-piece girl group under BELIFT LAB that debuted on 25 March 2024. On 6 September 2026, a video in which she sang her own cover of Lee Hyo-ri's '10 Minutes' was released on the group's official channel.
MINJU is a member of ILLIT (아일릿), the five-piece girl group under BELIFT LAB. The agency’s official artist page lists her birthday as 11 May 2004 and places her second among the five members. The group’s debut date is 25 March 2024.
OSEN reported on 7 September 2026 that MINJU had released a cover video of Lee Hyo-ri’s ‘10 Minutes’ on ILLIT’s official YouTube channel the previous day. The song, first released by Lee Hyo-ri as a solo artist in 2003, was sung again in an R&B arrangement. MINJU said, “‘10 Minutes’ is a song I like and have been listening to a lot lately, so I really wanted to let people hear it in my own voice.”
The cover video is on ILLIT’s official YouTube channel. The ‘GLAMOROUS SKY’ stage MINJU sang at ILLIT GLITTER DAY IN JAPAN, the fan concert held at Osaka-jo Hall on 3 and 4 September 2025, can also be seen on the same channel. K-Culture Radar does not re-upload the videos and links to the official uploads instead.
Cover video of Lee Hyo-ri's '10 Minutes' released
Posted on ILLIT's official YouTube channel. Lee Hyo-ri's 2003 solo debut song, sung again in an R&B arrangement.
OSEN · Source 1Cover stage of GLAMOROUS SKY from the Japan fan concert released
Footage from ILLIT GLITTER DAY IN JAPAN, the fan concert held at Osaka-jo Hall on 3 and 4 September 2025. Each of the five members performed one solo cover stage.
ILLIT official YouTube channel · Source 2BELIFT LAB
ILLIT are a five-member girl group under BELIFT LAB: Yunah, Minju, Moka, Wonhee and Iroha. Formed through JTBC's R U Next?, they debuted on 25 March 2024 with the mini album SUPER REAL ME, released the fourth mini album MAMIHLAPINATAPAI in April 2026 and a Korean version of 'I Got Your Back' in August.
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