The tallest male K-pop idols, ranked by height and refreshed monthly. Junghyun leads at 195 cm; the tallest from outside South Korea is James Lee (United States) at 193 cm.
Pictured: 2Z’s 2026 music video for “Dizzy” (아찔해). The band’s bassist, Junghyun, is #1 at 195 cm.
Rank
Idol
Group
Nationality
Height
Height (ft/in)
Height basis
1
Junghyun
2Z
South Korea
195 cm
6′5″
Listed profile only
2
Park Seo-ham
KNK
South Korea
193 cm
6′4″
Self-stated
2
James Lee
Royal Pirates
United States
193 cm
6′4″
Listed profile only
2
Lee Deungdae
Redoor
South Korea
193 cm
6′4″
Listed profile only
5
Minki
RE:GUYS
South Korea
192 cm
6′4″
Listed profile only
6
Martin
CORTIS
South Korea
190 cm
6′3″
Self-stated
6
Rowoon
SF9
South Korea
190 cm
6′3″
Self-stated
6
Taewoo
g.o.d
South Korea
190 cm
6′3″
Profile / press
6
Daeyoung
RE:GUYS
South Korea
190 cm
6′3″
Listed profile only
6
J.K
N.O.M
South Korea
190 cm
6′3″
Listed profile only
6
Kim Shin
AxMxP
South Korea
190 cm
6′3″
Listed profile only
6
Nithan
Sphaze
South Korea
190 cm
6′3″
Listed profile only
6
Victor Han
AboutU
Brazil
190 cm
6′3″
Listed profile only
14
Aito
1VERSE
Japan
189 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
14
Hong Keon Hee
TIOT
South Korea
189 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
14
Jinwoo
Apeace
South Korea
189 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
14
Seunghwan
Apeace
South Korea
189 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Wooseok
PENTAGON
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Profile / press
18
Ahn Si YuL
Apeace
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Doha
ARrC
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Duhwan
Apeace
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Hojin
2Z
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Hyunsuk
CIX
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Jinhong
Apeace
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Jinwook
HeartB
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Kei
LedT
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Kihyun
Battle
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Kim Gyu Vin
AND2BLE
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Kim HeeJu
idntt
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Ma Daehyeop
Sphaze
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Ma Jingxiang
CLOSE YOUR EYES
China
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
18
Seunghyung
Apeace
South Korea
188 cm
6′2″
Listed profile only
No matching rows.
Heights as listed on October 12, 2026; refreshed monthly. Almost none of these heights has been measured in public. The rows come from DabPop’s monthly ranking of the tallest male K-pop idols, which reads each idol’s height from his profile on kpopping, a fan-run database that repeats what agencies, the idols themselves or the press have put out.[1]Who’s included: living men who are current or former members of a K-pop group, including idol bands, of any nationality and aged 18 or over; solo singers and actors are left out. Height basis: a height an idol has given himself on the record comes first, marked “Self-stated”; that puts Park Seo-ham at 193 cm and CORTIS’s Martin at 190 cm rather than their listed 192 and 193 cm.[3][7] Next comes a figure reported in the Korean press, marked “Profile / press”; where sources disagree, the lower well-supported figure is used, which leaves B.A.P’s Zelo and CRAVITY’s Minhee, both listed at 190 cm, below the cut-off.[11] Every other idol is ranked on his listed profile alone, marked “Listed profile only,” so allow a centimeter or two either way. Within a tie, checked heights come first, then names in alphabetical order. Feet-and-inch values are rounded to the nearest inch. The Nationality column is kpopping’s. The table runs to 30th place, keeping everyone tied at the cut-off: 32 idols, down to 188 cm. The table is rebuilt each month from DabPop’s refreshed list. To see the tallest actors alongside the idols, see our ranking of the tallest male K-pop and K-drama stars, and for the women, the tallest female K-pop idols.
The Top 10
#1
Junghyun — 195 cm
2Z, the band Junghyun plays bass in, debuted on January 14, 2020 with the EP WE Tuzi:, led by “My 1st Hero.” He had never played bass before his audition, and learned on a Charvel.[2] The band has since played Europe and Latin America on its “GloryDayz” tour and released “Dizzy” for its sixth anniversary in January 2026.[2] Kpopping lists him at 195 cm, but Kprofiles gives 190 and 192 cm on the same page, and no press report or interview we found settles it, so treat his place as provisional.[1][2]
#2 (tie)
Park Seo-ham — 193 cm
Park Seo-ham, known in KNK as Seoham, debuted with the group in 2016 at an official 189 cm. In 2020 he said his real height was 193 cm, explaining that he had grown after his debut once he fixed his posture, and that people treat anything from 190 cm up very differently.[3] Since leaving KNK he has worked as an actor, best known for Semantic Error. Kpopping now lists him at 192 cm; RList uses the height he gave himself.[1][3]
#2 (tie)
James Lee — 193 cm
The tallest idol here from outside Korea, James Lee grew up in Los Angeles and played bass in Royal Pirates, a Korean-American rock trio that debuted in Korea in 2013.[4] A steel door frame and glass wall that fell on him in a Seoul restaurant in June 2015 left him needing wrist surgery, and he played keyboards rather than bass on the band’s comeback, “Run Away.” Further health problems led him to leave in January 2017.[4] His height is his kpopping listing.[1]
#2 (tie)
Lee Deungdae — 193 cm
Redoor’s frontman and guitarist writes the band’s songs. The four-piece debuted in January 2021 and signed with AT AREA in 2024.[5] Its 2026 run included being the only Korean act chosen for Fender Next, a set at the Pentaport Rock Festival and two sold-out nights at Olympic Hall.[5] His 193 cm comes from kpopping and Kprofiles; the press has not printed a figure.[1]
#5
Minki — 192 cm
Minki was Uiyeon, lead rapper of GreatGuys, when the nine-member group debuted on August 25, 2017 with “Last Men.” The group was promoted as “tall idols,” averaging 185 cm.[6] His contract ended in February 2024, and he came back under his real name when former members relaunched as the independent group RE:GUYS in December 2025.[6] His 192 cm is a listed figure.[1]
#6 (tie)
Martin — 190 cm
The leader of CORTIS had already written and produced for ILLIT, TXT, ENHYPEN and LE SSERAFIM before the BigHit Music group debuted on August 18, 2025 with “What You Want.”[7] Its debut EP, Color Outside the Lines, sold more than a million copies, and the group was named Best New Artist at MAMA 2025.[7] Profiles list him at 193 cm or more, but asked on Weverse he gave his height as 1.90 m, the figure RList uses.[1][7]
#6 (tie)
Rowoon — 190 cm
Rowoon, an SF9 member who has led dramas such as Extraordinary You, is one of the few idols here to have given his height himself, twice: 190.5 cm on JTBC’s Idol Room, and about 190 cm from a checkup, in a Soompi interview where he also dismissed rumors that he was 193 or 196 cm.[8]
#6 (tie)
Taewoo — 190 cm
The youngest member of g.o.d, Taewoo debuted with the group under SidusHQ on January 13, 1999 with “To Mother,” making him the longest-serving idol in this table.[9] He did his military service from March 2007 to February 2009, released solo albums including 2013’s T-Love, and was back with all five members for g.o.d’s 15th-anniversary reunion in 2014.[9] OSEN described him as 190 cm in 2013, the same as his listing.[9]
#6 (tie)
Daeyoung — 190 cm
Daeyoung, born Lee Dae-young, performed as Hwalchan in GreatGuys, the DNA Entertainment group Minki also debuted in on August 25, 2017. Both left when their contracts ended in February 2024.[6] Kpopping now lists him with RE:GUYS, the group former members relaunched in December 2025, and gives his height as 190 cm; we found no press figure.[1]
#6 (tie)
Victor Han — 190 cm
Born in São Paulo to a Korean mother and a Brazilian father, Victor Han is often described as the first K-pop idol from Brazil. He debuted in 2018 as the drummer of the band About U and left in March 2020, after a live broadcast in which he snapped a drumstick, and has since worked on YouTube.[10] His 190 cm is his kpopping listing.[1]
Sourcing note: idol heights are usually set by agencies or self-reported, and profiles can be off in either direction. This ranking uses a height an idol has stated on the record wherever one exists, then a figure reported in the Korean press, and otherwise the height on his listed profile, marked as such in the table. No height on this list comes from an official measurement.
DabPop, “The Tallest Male K-Pop Idols” (heights as listed on October 12, 2026, from each idol’s kpopping profile; source of every row in the table and of the group details above) — https://dabpop.co/posts/tallest-male-k-pop-idols.
Xports News, 2Z debut interview (January 14, 2020) — xportsnews.com; View of the Arts, “2Z: The Accidental Rockstars” (September 12, 2024) — viewofthearts.com; iMBC on the 2026 tour and “6(SIX)” (January 13, 2026) — enews.imbc.com; Kprofiles, 2Z members profile — kprofiles.com.
SBS Star, “Park Seo Ham Is Too Tall That He Shortened Himself in His Official Profile” (March 2022): official 189 cm, real height revealed as 193 cm in 2020 — sbsstar.net.
Soompi, “Royal Pirates’ James Opens Up About Life-Changing Injury” (January 7, 2016) — soompi.com; “Royal Pirates Makes Long-Awaited Comeback With ‘Run Away’” (November 30, 2015) — soompi.com; “Royal Pirates’ James To Leave The Band Due To Health Complications” (January 31, 2017) — soompi.com.
Star News, “Fender Selects Four-Piece Indie Band ‘Redoor’” (July 20, 2026) — starnewskorea.com; Electronic Times (August 22, 2024) — etnews.com; Ilgan Sports (September 16, 2026) — isplus.com.
Soompi, “Watch: GreatGuys Makes Flashy Debut With ‘LAST MEN’ MV” (August 25, 2017) — soompi.com; TenAsia (November 21, 2019; average height 185 cm) — tenasia.co.kr; Soompi, “GreatGuys Announces 5 Members’ Departure From Group” (2024) — soompi.com; Hellokpop, “From GreatGuys to RE:GUYS” (January 22, 2026) — hellokpop.com.
Billboard Brasil, “Martin, do grupo CORTIS, revela altura verdadeira e surpreende fãs” (August 25, 2025; 1.90 m on Weverse) — billboard.com.br; Sportskeeda on the CORTIS members’ credits — sportskeeda.com; Sports Kyunghyang (November 30, 2025), on MAMA 2025 and the debut EP’s sales — sports.khan.co.kr.
Soompi, “SF9’s Rowoon Shares Thoughts On Upcoming Historical Drama, How He’s Changed Since Debut, And More” — soompi.com; Star News (June 22, 2025): Rowoon 190.5 cm on JTBC Idol Room — v.daum.net.
Marie Claire Korea (December 15, 2022), on g.o.d’s debut — marieclairekorea.com; JKN (February 24, 2009), on his discharge — news.jkn.co.kr; OSEN (March 5, 2013), on T-Love (190 cm) — osen.co.kr; TenAsia (May 8, 2014), on the reunion — tenasia.co.kr.
Asia Economy (July 2020), on Victor Han and About U — cm.asiae.co.kr; Kprofiles, About U members profile — kprofiles.com.
Rows not written up above: every height is the listed kpopping figure from DabPop’s ranking [1] unless the table marks it otherwise. Press-checked rows: Wooseok, Soompi’s “Giant Male K-Pop Maknaes” (188.5 cm) and Generasia (188 cm), against a listed 191 cm. Below the cut-off on their press figures: Zelo, listed at 190 cm, whom Soompi described as having grown “from 179 to 187 centimeters” (November 9, 2017) — soompi.com; Minhee, listed at 190 cm, whose official profile height is 185 cm (Kprofiles, CRAVITY members profile).