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Big Ocean breaks barriers as K-pop’s first deaf group

The boy band members all have hearing disabilities and use special technology to perform
byAssociated Press
Published: 12:00am, 16 Jun 2025
Length: 166 words
Big Ocean breaks barriers as K-pop’s first deaf group

Big Ocean is a K-pop trio with hearing disabilities. They use tech like vibrating watches to redefine music performance. Photo: AP

Difficulty: Summiteer (Level 3)

Big Ocean is pushing the limits of music and performance, one beat at a time. Every member of this K-pop trio has a hearing disability.

The band uses sign language and relies on advanced technology.

PJ, Jiseok and Chanyeon debuted in April 2024. PJ became popular as a YouTuber who educated viewers about hearing disabilities. Chanyeon previously worked as a hearing loss and balance healthcare professional. Jiseok was a professional ski racer.

For their precise K-pop choreography and music, Big Ocean uses special technologies. The members wear vibrating smartwatches that pulse on their wrists in time to the music. They also use devices that show timing cues on monitors to help them stay in sync. This approach is a big step forward for South Korea.

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