Disbanded Boy Group Members Reunite Unexpectedly At The “2025 Korea Grand Music Awards”

They’re on different paths now, but the brotherhood is still strong.

On November 14, 2025 (KST), the first night of Ilgan Sports‘ “2025 Korea Grand Music Awards” honored the best in Korean music as K-Pop stars and fans gathered to celebrate.

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And there, X1 fans got their own special moment seeing former members Kim Yohan and WOODZ (Cho Seungyoun) reunite on stage.

Actors Gong Seung Yeon (left) and Kim Yohan (right) presenting at the 2025 KGMAs. | Ilgan Sports

Kim Yohan, now turned actor, presented the “Best Memory” award to WOODZ, now turned soloist…

아니 얘들아 2025년에 엑스원이…
kgma 시상 #김요한 수상 #조승연 #우즈 pic.twitter.com/fs24AprQdx

— 노솔 리부트의 리부트 (@dienosauragain) November 14, 2025

…as fans got emotional watching the two interact again after X1 disbanded in January 2020 amid the vote-rigging scandal on the show Produce X 101.

After the ceremony, Kim Yohan took to his Instagram Stories congratulating WOODZ again…

Kim Yohan’s Instagram Stories update. | @y_haa.n/Instagram

This makes me so happy. You’re so incredible.

— Kim Yohan

…to which WOODZ responded with a message confirming their brotherhood remains strong despite all the changes that life threw their paths.

WOODZ’s Instagram Stories update. | @woodz_dnwm/Instagram

I love it even more because you gave it to me.

— WOODZ

K-Pop fans are now rooting for Kim Yohan, WOODZ, and even the other former X1 members, pointing out how the scandal has left so many idols and idol trainees victims.

| theqoo

• “They’re both doing so well, but I wish even greater things for them!”
• “I was an X1 fan… A lot of time has passed since. I wish them both the best.”
• “Weren’t they like #1 and #6 on the ranks? Their votes weren’t rigged… These two are also victims of the scandal.”
• “X1 should reunite!”
• “Rooting for both of them.”
• “I hope they’re happy.”
• “I hope these two can go even bigger.”

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