Fans are pumped, but there’s a catch: some members will start their military enlistments in the first half of 2025. This means we won’t see full-group activities for a while.

Military Enlistment Challenges

With enlistments on the way, SEVENTEEN’s agency is working on plans to keep things going. Subunits like BSS (Seungkwan, DK, Hoshi) and a potential Hoshi-Woozi duo will step up during this time. It’s their way of staying active while some members serve.

While the anniversary plans are super exciting, a lot of CARATs can’t help but feel worried about the members. SEVENTEEN’s schedule is already packed, and now they’re juggling a new album, a world tour, and upcoming enlistments. That’s a lot. Fans have been vocal online, sharing their concerns and hopes for the group. Many are urging the agency to make sure the members get enough rest, with comments like “Our boys need a break!” echoing across fan communities. There’s also a strong call for clear updates about enlistment schedules to avoid unnecessary rumors and panic. At the same time, CARATs are showing overwhelming support for subunit and solo activities, like BSS or the potential Hoshi-Woozi duo, as a way to keep SEVENTEEN’s music alive during the enlistment period.

It’s clear that fans care deeply about SEVENTEEN, not just as performers but as people. They want the group to celebrate this incredible milestone while staying healthy, happy, and ready for the challenges ahead.

Since debuting in 2015, SEVENTEEN has been known for their self-produced music, crazy-good performances, and teamwork. Their 10th anniversary is a big deal for the group and their fans, even with the challenges ahead.

The agency will probably share more details soon about the anniversary plans and enlistments. For now, fans are ready to support them—whether it’s as a full group, in subunits, or through individual projects. No matter what, SEVENTEEN’s legacy in K-pop is here to stay.