Maknae

Maknae is a commong Korean term used by older people, generally young adults, to refer to the youngest in a group. Usually a group of friends. It's often used as a title in place of their name.

Maknae is a commong Korean term used by older people, generally young adults, to refer to the youngest in a group. Usually a group of friends. It's often used as a title in place of their name.

The Maknae of a Kpop group is the word most Kpop lovers use to refer to the youngest member of a certain group, not to be confused with the fake Maknae, which is the member that acts the youngest but is not. For example, Tzuyu of Twice is Twice’s Maknae, however because Tzuyu is the tallest member and doesn’t seem like the youngest member, Twice’s oldest member Nayeon is the fake maknae.

The youngest members of bands or groups in Korea.

Pronounced - Ma-nae (silent K)

They are cute and sometimes shy and quiet. Other times they are loud and proud and attention seeking.

The rest of their group looks after them since they are the youngest and therefore the baby of the group.

Maknae's are very popular and fans love to grab at them because they are easy targets to capture and kidnap.

Examples of Maknae's are

Teen Top's Changjo
Beat's Dongwoon
and
Big Bang's Seungri.

Maknae { silent K, pronounced Ma-Nae }

Is the Korean word for the youngest member in a group or band

A korean word used for the youngest ina group

This word is commonly used in kpop world, it means youngest, which people use this word to call the youngest member in a kpop group.