ATEEZ Yeosang Lookalike? Japanese Actor Shares Resemblance With K-pop Idol

ATINYs may have just found ATEEZ Yeosang's lookalike!

Read below to know what happened.

Who is ATEEZ Yeosang's Lookalike?

On Thursday, March 3, ATINYs got a hold of a movie poster for "Fullmetal Alchemist," which is the live-action version of the Japanese manga series by the same name.

The poster features Japanese actor Yamada Ryosuke as the lead character in "Fullmetal Alchemist" and eagle-eyed ATINYs could not help but notice his uncanny resemblance with ATEEZ Yeosang.

The two men are obviously very handsome, and they also have the same hair color. But their features like their eyebrows, skin tone, and even the shape of their faces are also similar to each other.

ATINYs could not also help but upload side-by-side photos of Yamada Ryosuke and ATEEZ Yeosang on social media.

However, the two stars' similarities also go beyond their looks.

It was revealed that ATEEZ Yeosang and Yamada Ryosuke also have the same passion for singing.

In fact, the Japanese actor used to work as a Japanese idol. He was also a member of the group, Hey! Say! JUMP.

Yamada Ryosuke was also a famous Japanese idol soloist, and he became one of the first Japanese male artists in 33 years to have a number one debut single.

ATEEZ Yeosang Shares Similarities With NU'EST Ren

However, the Japanese idol is not ATEEZ Yeonsang's only lookalike.

In 2020, ATINYs and L.O.Λ.Es also saw similarities between ATEEZ Yeosang and NU'EST Ren.

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On Quora, some fans agreed that the two K-pop idols have some similarities. Others also pointed out that NU'EST Ren's features are softer and more delicate looking compared to ATEEZ Yeosang.

ATEEZ Interview Revisited

ATEEZ debuted in 2018. Two years later, they were preparing to travel to Europe, Japan, and the US to perform for ATINYs when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the entire world.

In January, the K-pop group spoke with Paper magazine about their world tour, "The Fellowship: The Beginning of the End." The tour is a repackage of what should've been ATEEZ's "The Fellowship: Map the Treasure" tour.

ATEEZ Hongjoong said that he could not be more excited to perform for ATINYs again. He acknowledged that their fans waited so long to see them so he hopes that they never have to make ATINYs wait ever again.

Hongjoong also explained the group's decision to change the title of their world tour. He said that "the beginning of the end" seems more fitting because they have been waiting to perform for such a long time.

He added that the first song on their tour is "Wonderland," which shares a similar message with the new title of their world tour.

ATEEZ was also impacted by the pandemic positively. They said that COVID-19 made them appreciate their work more. They are more open with their feelings when writing and recording songs because life is short.

"The Fellowship: The Beginning of the End" kicked off on Jan. 7 at the Olympic Hall in Seoul and wrapped up on March 1.

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Camille Heimbrod wrote this.
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