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Three former members of the top pop-idol group H.O.T. are poised to compete this spring as solo artists. H.O.T.-leader Moon Hee-joon, who has completed his military service, plans to make a comeback in March with a 5th full-length album.

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Former H.O.T.-member Moon Hee-jun, who was discharged from the military last month, is proving his ticket-selling prowess and unwavering popularity.

H.O.T. was a popular five-member South Korean boy band of the late 1990s. The five-member boy band, who played various instruments, enjoyed massive success alongside the likes of Sechs Kies, Fin. K.L., S.E.S. and Shinhwa. Like many Korean bands, their name is an acronym - H.O.T. standing for "High-five Of Teenagers". Before their disbandment they dominated the charts, setting the standard for other Kpop boybands. They were formed by SM Entertainment in 1996 and disbanded in 2001.

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