Netflix's 'Doraiver' Star Jang Wooyoung Launches YouTube Channel, Gears Up for August Concert in Incheon

Multi-talented artist Jang Wooyoung is making waves across entertainment platforms, seamlessly transitioning between his roles as a singer, variety show star, and now, a budding YouTuber. The 2PM member's diverse pursuits showcase his versatility in the ever-evolving landscape of Korean entertainment.

Jang has cemented his status as a fan-favorite on Netflix's hit variety show "Doraiver." Since its debut in February 2025, he's been a constant presence through five seasons, from "Finding the Lost Screw" to the recently concluded "The Game of Death." His chemistry with co-stars Hong Jin-kyung, Kim Sook, Jo Se-ho, and Joo Woo-jae has been a highlight, with Jang's youthful energy injecting fresh life into the show. As "Doraiver" wrapped its fifth season on the 18th with a thrilling "Prison Break" episode, fans are already buzzing about the sixth season, set to premiere on August 8.

Expanding his TV repertoire, Jang has also joined the panel of KBS 2TV's "Noona, You're a Woman" for its second season. His insightful commentary and ability to analyze contestant psychology have resonated with viewers, further solidifying his reputation as a versatile entertainer.

In a move that marks a new chapter in his 19-year career, Jang launched his personal YouTube channel, "Jang Wooyoung," on the 18th. The channel's debut video, released on the 22nd, offers fans a glimpse into Jang's creative process as he brainstorms content ideas and interacts with the public. True to his roots, the channel's name playfully incorporates his native Busan dialect, promising viewers an authentic look at both his friendly persona and his passion for music.

On the music front, Jang continues to shine. 2PM's recent Japanese tour, celebrating their 15th anniversary in the country, was a resounding success. The "2PM Japan 15th Anniversary Concert 'THE RETURN' in TOKYO DOME" drew an impressive crowd of 85,000 over two days in May, reaffirming the group's enduring popularity in Japan.

Fans in Korea won't have to wait long for their turn. 2PM is set to rock the Incheon Inspire Arena on August 8-9 with their concert "2026 2PM Concert 'THE RETURN' in INCHEON." This highly anticipated event, coming nearly three years after their 15th-anniversary "It's 2PM" concert in September 2023, has already sold out, indicating the group's unwavering domestic appeal.

As Jang Wooyoung continues to captivate audiences through his music and television appearances, he stands as a testament to the evolving nature of K-pop stardom, where versatility and multi-platform presence are key to longevity in the industry.