Meet the famous K-pop stars featured in Squid Game's second season

The long-awaited second season of the dystopian South Korean thriller Squid Game finally hit Netflix this week. The new season of Squid Game features multiple K-pop stars in acting roles, including Jo Yuri who plays Player 222 Kim Jun-Hee This time, Yuri was able to rank in third place, snagging herself a coveted spot in the group IZ*ONE. Also lighting up the small screen is Im Siwan, who plays Player 333, Myung-gi Siwan, 36, got his start in the K-pop industry as a member of the boy band ZE:A, who debuted back in 2010 with the single Mazeltov In Squid Game, Siwan's character is a cryptocurrency influencer who makes a series of disastrous decisions that leave him with no choice but to compete in the deadly game to dig himself out of financial ruin. The biggest K-pop star to grace Squid Game this season is rapper Choi Seung-hyun, better known by his stage name T.O.P. The biggest K-pop star to grace Squid Game this season is rapper Choi Seung-hyun, better known by his stage name T.O.P As a member of BIGBANG -South Korea's most successful boy band of all time- T.O.P is considered K-pop royalty Unfortunately, the group's legacy has since been tarnished following member Seungri's involvement in the Burning Sun rape scandal.