LNGSHOT Lends Voice to EBS Study Program Ahead of Korea's College Exam

K-POP boy group LNGSHOT is stepping into the study room with Korea's college-bound students.

The group recently signed on as the final act to take part in EBS's audio education program "Korean History for the College Entrance Exam, Told by Idols."

The series pairs K-POP artists with past questions from Korea's college entrance exam, known as the Suneung, along with mock and practice tests from the last five years. Each artist reads the Korean history questions out loud, walks through the answers, and shares a message of encouragement for test-takers.

LNGSHOT takes on 10 past questions in total. The members read each passage, break down the key concepts, and add their own conversations and study tips to help students work through the material.

The group made its debut in January with its first mini album "SHOT CALLERS." It crossed 100 million cumulative streams on Spotify just 38 days after debut. The members are currently joining singer Jay Park as guests on the U.S. leg of his 2026 world tour "Serenades & Body Rolls."

Five of LNGSHOT's 10 questions were released earlier, on the 14th. The remaining five arrive on the 21st through Hamkke School, the education platform run by Korea's Ministry of Education and EBS, available on both its website and app.

For a rookie group still in its debut year, the collaboration marks another kind of reach. It puts LNGSHOT's voices in front of an audience that goes well beyond the usual fandom pipeline, landing in the study routines of students in one of the most high-pressure seasons in Korean life.