Byun Woo-seok (Baro Entertainment), Heo Nam-joon (H.SOLID), Park Ji-hoon (YY Entertainment), Choi Hyun-wook (GOLDMEDALIST), Song Kang (Namoo Actors), Nam Joo-hyuk (Fable Company), Cha Woo-min (Just Entertainment)
A three-way popularity vote showdown among actors Byun Woo-seok, Heo Nam-joon, and Park Ji-hoon is unfolding.
The fandom platform UPICK has opened the ‘High-Teen Youth Actor’ vote, aimed at actors who have captured the hearts of the public while portraying the many faces of youth.
In this category, the nominees include Byun Woo-seok, who has consistently stayed near the top in UPICK actor polls, demonstrating unrivaled fandom power, as well as Heo Nam-joon, who took first place in the recent ‘Historical-Drama Master Actor’ vote and emerged as a new prospect and rising powerhouse.
A strong lineup also features prominent actors with both solid acting prowess and box-office appeal, including Park Ji-hoon, Choi Hyun-wook, Song Kang, Hwang In-youp, Nam Joo-hyuk, Cha Woo-min, and Kim Hye-yoon, drawing attention.
Attention is focused on whether Byun Woo-seok, who has already ranked first four times this year in UPICK actor votes and cemented his status as a ‘trend-leading actor’, will defend the throne once again, or whether Heo Nam-joon and Park Ji-hoon, who have recently gained momentum as new powerhouses, will overturn the rankings and seize the throne.
The actor who finishes first in the ‘High-Teen Youth Actor’ vote will receive an exceptional reward: an outdoor advertisement on the Scarlet Building in Hongdae, Seoul. In particular, the ad is scheduled to be aired with a video produced directly by fans, making it an even more meaningful gift and opportunity for participation.
Details such as real-time voting status and guidelines for submitting fan-produced videos can be found through UPICK official social media channels. Meanwhile, at UPICK, voting is actively underway across various areas, including the ‘High-Teen Youth Actor’ vote, ‘August Pick of the Month’, ‘September Birthday Idols’, ‘Best Position Match–Vocal’, and ‘Comeback Idols’.
