Click-B Reunites After 11 Years! Oh Jong-hyuk Admits 10-Year Rift with Noh Min-hyuk

Korean boy group Click-B reunited on stage with all 7 members after 11 years. To everyone's surprise, member Oh Jong-hyuk personally confessed on a show that he and Noh Min-hyuk hadn't seen each other for years due to differences in values and conflicts, causing a stir on set.

Full Lineup Takes the Stage After 11 Years – Even Lee Hyori Was Amazed

In the new KBS 2TV variety show 'Happy Together – Glad I’m Not Alone,' which aired on July 10th, viewers saw all 7 members of Click-B stand on stage together for the first time in 11 years. Their appearance not only surprised hosts Yoo Jae-suk, Yoon Jong-shin, and Jang Hang-jun, but also special MC Lee Hyori.

Lee Hyori, who was once with the same agency as Click-B, couldn't help but exclaim after seeing them, "How can you all look exactly the same?"

Oh Jong-hyuk Admits to Years of Bad Blood, Resolved in 15 Minutes

When asked why they reunited with the full lineup after 11 years, Oh Jong-hyuk candidly admitted, "Actually, Noh Min-hyuk and I hadn't been seeing each other." This statement immediately caused a shift in the atmosphere on set.

Oh Jong-hyuk continued to explain, "During our long period of activities, our values started to diverge, and conflicts arose. We both had too much pride, so we refused to meet, and it went on for 10 years. During this time, the members worked hard to try and mend our relationship. They said if we don't do it now, we might never do it again. So we met, and everything was resolved within 15 minutes."

Yoo Jae-suk, after hearing this, empathized, saying, "After time passes, it's really not that big of a deal."

Re-performing Their Chart-Topping Song – Skills Still Intact

During the show, Click-B also performed their hit song 'Undefeatable,' which once topped music charts, showcasing their undiminished skills and receiving cheers. Lee Hyori praised them, saying, "You all look even cooler now." Yoon Jong-shin added, "The way you look at this song has become more serious."