TASTY was a South Korean-Chinese K-pop duo, consisting of identical twin brothers Jung Daeryong and Jung Soryong, born on February 25, 1988, in Jilin, China. The duo began their entertainment journey as trainees under JYP Entertainment from 2006 to 2011, where they trained in the U.S. with renowned choreographers and performed as backup dancers for JYP founder, Park Jin-young. After five years of training, they left JYP due to frustrations about not debuting. In August 2012, TASTY debuted under Woollim Entertainment with their single album Spectrum, featuring the hit song "You Know Me." Known for their high-energy performances and synchronized dance moves, they gained attention with subsequent releases such as "MAMAMA" in 2013, which included collaborations with Hoya and Dongwoo from Infinite H and rapper Hanhae. Their music combined elements of swing, hip-hop, and K-pop, showcasing a dynamic blend of styles. However, in July 2015, the duo abruptly announced their departure from Woollim Entertainment and returned to China, expressing dissatisfaction with the label's management. They rebranded themselves as Hanchtwins and continued to promote under the name DLXL in China.
