Full Name
Felip Jhon Suson
Birthday
January 12, 1997
Age
29 years old
Fandom Name
A’TIN, Sisiw, FStans, Aliens, Fleet
Years Active
2018-present
Agency / Label
1Z Entertainment / Sony Music Philippines
Hometown
Pagadian, Zamboanga del Sur, Philippines
Nationality
Filipino
Felip Jhon Suson, known as Ken within SB19, is the group’s main dancer, lead rapper, and lead vocalist. He is immediately recognizable for his deep voice, commanding stage presence, and the intensity he brings to both performance and rap delivery. Among the five members, Ken is often the one who adds the sharpest edge to SB19’s performances.
As a rapper, Ken brings a controlled aggression and rhythmic depth that balances the group’s more melodic vocalists. As a dancer, he is the group’s technical anchor — precise, expressive, and consistent in high-energy performances. His vocal color, lower and grittier than his bandmates, adds dimension to SB19’s harmonies and emotional range.
Within SB19, Ken has contributed to songwriting and production on several group tracks. He is a credited co-composer, co-lyricist, and co-producer on QUIT from the Simula at Wakas EP (2025), reflecting his growing creative role inside the group alongside his independent solo work.
Ken is one of the most fashion-forward members of SB19, frequently wearing avant-garde and high-fashion looks. He also co-founded and owns SUPERIORSON, a clothing brand that reflects his personal aesthetic. His deep connection to Japanese culture — anime, manga, music, fashion — has also helped expand SB19’s fanbase in Japan.
As SB19’s main dancer, lead rapper, and lead vocalist, FELIP brings the same intensity into how he presents himself off stage. Fans following him through fan hubs like FELIP Coded and FELIP Superior often find that his artistry doesn’t stop at music, it extends into fashion, personal care, and even the way he carries himself at sporting events.
FELIP’s musicality inside SB19 comes through most clearly off the dance floor. While he holds the main dancer role, his creative fingerprint on the group shows up more in music production, composition, and songwriting, an area where his solo work as FELIP feeds directly back into SB19’s sound. That hands-on involvement in shaping songs, rather than choreography, reflects the same discipline he applies to his solo artistry as a whole.
FELIP has built a reputation for a fashion sense that fan sites describe as dark, layered, and daring. His wardrobe draws from labels like Vetements, Balenciaga, Rick Owens, Yohji Yamamoto, Maison Margiela, Raf Simons, Comme des Garçons, AMBUSH, and Chrome Hearts, mixing streetwear edge with high fashion precision. A recent Gucci ensemble from the brand’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection added a more refined layer to his usual aesthetic, showing his range beyond an all black rockstar look.
His outfit choices often include oversized hoodies, combat boots, statement jewelry like chains and ear cuffs, tinted eyewear, caps and beanies, sling bags, and leather accents that build an air of mystery around each look. Hair changes, from buzz cuts to mullets and colors ranging from icy blond to fiery red, add another layer to how his style evolves with each era.
What sets FELIP apart from most performers is that his relationship with fashion goes back to sewing and sketching his own pieces as a teenager during his emo phase, when he customized his own clothing by hand. That early DIY habit has carried into his current career, where he continues to have a hand in designing and curating pieces that reflect the concepts behind his music.
FELIP’s athleticism shows up outside of choreography too. He has made appearances at sporting events such as the NBA Rising Stars Invitational Philippines, where his dance break at Araneta Coliseum highlighted the same energy he brings to SB19’s stages. Nike pieces frequently ground his outfits with a sportier edge, tying his fashion sense back to an athletic foundation that complements his role as SB19’s main dancer.
FELIP’s approach to personal care is just as intentional as his fashion. He has been named an ambassador for CloseUp since 2024, and fan sources point to Chanel’s Bleu de Chanel as a scent long associated with him, alongside a more recent favorite, Acqua di Sardegna, which he discovered while on tour in Italy. Skincare brands connected to his routine include Estée Lauder, Paula’s Choice, and Clarins, rounding out a self care approach that mirrors the same attention to detail found in his clothing and design choices.
