Wanna One - Wikipedia

South Korean boy band

Wanna One
Wanna One performing at Dream Concert 2017Upper: Min-hyun, Seong-wu, Kuan-lin, Jin-young, Daniel, Ji-sungLower: Jae-hwan, Dae-hwi, Ji-hoon, Woo-jin, Sung-woon (From left to right)
Background information
Origin	South Korea
Genres	K-pop EDM Hip hop R&B
Years active	2017–2019 2021–2022
Labels	YMC Stone Music Swing
Spinoff of	Produce 101 season 2
Past members	Yoon Ji-sung Ha Sung-woon Hwang Min-hyun Ong Seong-wu Kim Jae-hwan Kang Daniel Park Ji-hoon Park Woo-jin Bae Jin-young Lee Dae-hwi Lai Kuan-lin
Website	wannaonego.mwave.me/wannaone

Wanna One (Korean: 워너원) was a South Korean boy band formed by CJ E&M through the second season of Produce 101.[1] The group was composed of eleven members: Kang Daniel, Park Ji-hoon, Lee Dae-hwi, Kim Jae-hwan, Ong Seong-wu, Park Woo-jin, Lai Kuan-lin, Yoon Ji-sung, Hwang Min-hyun, Bae Jin-young, and Ha Sung-woon. The group debuted on August 7, 2017, under Swing Entertainment and CJ E&M. Their contract ended on December 31, 2018, but their final activity as a group was their single album B-side released on January 27, 2022.

History

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Pre-debut: Produce 101

[edit] Main article: Produce 101 (season 2)

Wanna One was formed through the 'survival' competition series Produce 101 (season 2), which aired on Mnet from April 7 until June 16, 2017. Out of an initial 101 trainees representing various agencies, the final 11 were chosen by audience voting and announced via live television broadcast.[2]

Before appearing on the program, several members had already been active in the entertainment industry. Park Ji-hoon was a child actor and had appeared in drama series such as Kimchi Cheese Smile and The King & I.[3] He also made appearances on several variety shows alongside the boy bands Big Bang and SS501.[4] In 2012, Hwang Min-hyun made his musical debut as a member of the group NU'EST. Kim Jae-hwan made his first appearance on season 2 of Korea's Got Talent but was eliminated during the semi-final. In 2014, Ha Sung-woon had previously debuted as a member of the group Hotshot.

2017: Debut with 1X1=1 (To Be One) and 1-1=0 (Nothing Without You)

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Wanna One signed with YMC Entertainment (who previously managed season one's winning group I.O.I).[5] Unlike I.O.I, however, Wanna One members were not permitted to participate in other activities with their original agencies.[6]

The group participated in a final concert that took place on July 1 and 2, 2017 at Olympic Hall in Seoul to mark the end of Produce 101.[7][6] Wanna One officially debuted at an event titled Wanna One Premier Show-Con that took place at the Gocheok Sky Dome on August 7, 2017.[5][8] The group released their debut extended play 1×1=1 (To Be One) on August 8, 2017, with the title song "Energetic", originally composed by Hui of Pentagon and FlowBlow, with lyrics written by Hui and Wooseok of Pentagon.[9][10][11] Two music videos were released for their debut, for "Energetic" and "Burn It Up".[12]

On November 13, Wanna One released their repackaged album, 1-1=0 (Nothing Without You), with the title track "Beautiful".[13] With the combined sales of their first album and its repackaged edition, Wanna One became only the third Korean group to sell a million copies of their debut album, and the first since Seo Taiji and Boys did so with their eponymous debut in 1992.[14][15][16]

2018: Golden Age Begins, unit project and world tour

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In February, Wanna One posted a series of teaser images titled 2018 Golden Age Begins.[17] On March 5, Wanna One released their special theme track, "I Promise You (I.P.U.)" along with its music video.[18] It was also announced that the number of preorders for their second extended play, 0+1=1 (I Promise You) had surpassed 700,000 copies, breaking the previous record set by the group.[19] The album was released on March 19, along with the title track "Boomerang".[20]

In April, Wanna One announced that the members would split into multiple units and collaborate with different artists such as Dynamic Duo, Zico, Nell and Heize for their upcoming special album.[21] The album was later revealed to be titled 1÷x=1 (Undivided), which was released on June 4 along with the title track "Light".[22][23]

The group also announced their first world tour, titled "One: The World", which would span 13 different cities around the world and begin on June 1.[24][25]

Wanna One's contract with YMC Entertainment expired on May 31. Starting from June 1, Wanna One would be managed under Swing Entertainment, a new agency exclusively established for the group. This new arrangement would still maintain the partnership with YMC.[26][27][28]

On October 30, 2018, Wanna One released a teaser video and also revealed the title of their 1st studio album, 1¹¹=1 (Power of Destiny). The album was released on November 19, along with the title track "Spring Breeze".[29]

2019: Final concert and disbandment

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On December 18, 2018, Swing Entertainment released an official statement that the group's contract will end on its original planned date, December 31, 2018.[30] Swing also stated that all agencies came to an agreement that will allow the members to attend scheduled year-end shows and award ceremonies throughout January 2019.[30] The group concluded activities with a final concert (titled Therefore 2019).[30] The concert was held at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul, where the group held their debut showcase.

2021–2022: Reunion

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On November 15, 2021, it was confirmed that the group, except Lai Kuan-lin, would perform on a reunion stage at the 2021 Mnet Asian Music Awards on December 11, 2021.[31] It was also reported that CJ E&M, together with the members' current agencies, is in talks for the group to have a concert and album in the future.[32] However, Pledis Entertainment announced that Hwang Min-hyun is only performing with the group at the 2021 Mnet Asian Music Awards reunion stage, and will return to NU'EST and his solo projects afterward.[33] Ong Seong-wu is also only scheduled to perform at the reunion stage and will not join subsequent activities, citing the back-to-back filming of his ongoing drama series and two films that he is confirmed to star in.[33] The group performed "Energetic", "Burn It Up", and a new song "Beautiful (Part 3)", scheduled for release on January 27, 2022, as an album title B-Side.[34] Swing Entertainment also launched the group's YouTube channel for archive purposes.

Impact

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The group was recognized for their brand recognition and marketing power,[35][36] having topped the "Boy Group Brand Power Ranking" published by the Korean Corporate Reputation Research Institute for four months;[37][38][39] as well as viewership ratings of the TV shows they appeared on.[40][41] In 2017, they ranked second in the "30 Power People" survey by Ilgan Sports, for their influence among broadcasting companies and advertisers;[42] and sixth in the "Top 10 Artist" of Gallup Korea survey.[43] The group was also chosen as "Best K-pop Artist of 2017".[44] For their achievements, Wanna One ranked second on Forbes Korea Power Celebrity list in 2018, which ranks South Korea's most powerful and influential celebrities, while third the following year.[45][46]

Endorsements

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In 2017, Wanna One was featured in 16 advertisements including cosmetics, clothing, mobile games, foods and beverages, and more.[47]

Members

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• Yoon Ji-sung (윤지성) – leader[48]
• Ha Sung-woon (하성운)
• Hwang Min-hyun (황민현)
• Ong Seong-wu (옹성우)
• Kim Jae-hwan (김재환)
• Kang Daniel (강다니엘)
• Park Ji-hoon (박지훈)
• Park Woo-jin (박우진)
• Bae Jin-young (배진영)
• Lee Dae-hwi (이대휘)
• Lai Kuan-lin (賴冠霖; 라이관린)[49]

Discography

[edit] Main article: Wanna One discography

• 1¹¹=1 (Power of Destiny) (2018)

Filmography

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Television

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• Produce 101 (season 2) (Mnet, 2017)
• Wanna One Go (Mnet, 2017)[50][51]
• Wanna City (SBS Mobidic, 2017)[52][53]
• Wanna One Go Season 2: Zero Base (Mnet, 2017)[54][55]
• Wanna One Go in Jeju
• Wanna One Go Season 3: X-CON (Mnet, 2018)[56]
• Wanna Travel (Olleh TV, 2018)
• Wanna Travel Season 2 (Olleh TV, 2018)

Concert and tours

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Showcases

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• Wanna One Premier Show-Con (2017)[57]

Headlining tours

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• Wanna One World Tour – One: The World (2018)[24]

Concerts

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• Wanna One Final Concert – "Therefore" (2019)[58]

Awards and nominations

[edit] Main article: List of awards and nominations received by Wanna One

Wanna One achieved the "Rookie Grand Slam" in 2018, having won Newcomer awards from major award ceremonies such as Mnet Asian Music Awards,[59] Golden Disc Awards,[60] Seoul Music Awards,[61] Melon Music Awards[62] and Gaon Chart Music Awards.[63] Billboard chose them as the Best New K-Pop Act of 2017.[64]

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External links

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• Official website

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Wanna One.

v t e Wanna One
Yoon Ji-sung Ha Sung-woon Hwang Min-hyun Ong Seong-wu Kim Jae-hwan Kang Daniel Park Ji-hoon Park Woo-jin Bae Jin-young Lee Dae-hwi Lai Guanlin
Studio albums	1¹¹=1 (Power of Destiny)
Extended plays	1×1=1 (To Be One) 1-1=0 (Nothing Without You) 0+1=1 (I Promise You) 1÷x=1 (Undivided)
Songs	"It's Me (Pick Me)" "Never" "Energetic" "Burn It Up" "Beautiful" "I Promise You (I.P.U.)" "Boomerang" "Light"
Concert tour	One: The World
Related topics	Produce 101 (season 2) YMC Entertainment Stone Music Entertainment NU'EST Hotshot
Discography Awards and nominations

v t e Kang Daniel
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Studio albums	The Story
Extended plays	Korean Color on Me Cyan Magenta Yellow Realiez Act Glow to Haze Japanese Joy Ride Re8el
Singles	"What Are You Up To" "Touchin'" "2U" "Paranoia" "Antidote" "Upside Down"
Filmography	Series Rookie Cops (2022) Shows Produce 101 Season 2 It's Dangerous Beyond the Blankets Master Key Street Woman Fighter Street Dance Girls Fighter Street Man Fighter Street Woman Fighter 2
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Awards won by Wanna One

v t e Circle Chart Music Award for Artist of the Year – Digital Music 2011 Secret (January) IU (February) K.Will (March) BigBang (April) 2NE1 (May) Secret (June) T-ara (July) Leessang (August) Davichi (September) Lee Seung-gi (October) Wonder Girls (November) IU (December) 2012 T-ara (January) BigBang (February) BigBang (March) Busker Busker (April) Girls' Generation-TTS (May) Wonder Girls (June) 2NE1 (July) Psy (August) Jung Eun-ji & Seo In-guk (September) Gain (October) Lee Hi (November) Lee Seung-gi (December) 2013 Girls' Generation (January) Sistar19 (February) Davichi (March) Psy (April) 4Minute (May) Sistar (June) Dynamic Duo (July) San E (August) Soyou & Mad Clown (September) IU (October) Miss A (November) Seo In-guk & Zia (December) 2014 Girl's Day (January) Soyou & Junggigo (February) 2NE1 (March) AKMU (April) g.o.d (May) Taeyang (June) San E & Raina (July) Park Bo-ram (August) Sistar (September) Kim Dong-ryul (October) MC Mong (November) Apink (December) 2015 Mad Clown (January) Naul (February) MC Mong (March) Miss A (April) BigBang (May) BigBang (June) BigBang (July) BigBang (August) iKon (September) Taeyeon (October) Zico (November) Psy (December) 2016 GFriend (January) Mamamoo (February) Jang Beom-june (March) Twice (April) Urban Zakapa (May) Sistar (June) Wonder Girls (July) Blackpink (August) Im Chang-jung (September) Twice (October) Blackpink (November) BigBang (December) 2017 AKMU (January) Twice (February) IU (March) IU (April) Psy (May) G-Dragon (June) Exo (July) Sunmi (August) Sechs Kies (September) Epik High (October) Wanna One (November) Twice (December) 2018 iKon (January) Roy Kim (February) BigBang (March) Twice (April) BOL4 (May) Blackpink (June) Twice (July) Red Velvet (August) Im Chang-jung (September) IU (October) Jennie (November) Ben (December) 2019 MC the Max (January) Hwasa (February) Taeyeon (March) BOL4 (April) Davichi (May) Jang Hye-jin & Yoon Min-soo (June) Ben (July) Sunmi (August) AKMU (September) MC Mong (October) IU (November) Red Velvet (December) 2020 Zico (January) BTS (February) MC the Max (March) Oh My Girl (April) IU (May) Blackpink (June) Zico (July) BTS (August) Chungha & Christopher (September) Blackpink (October) BTS (November) Taeyeon (December) 2021 IU (January) Shinee (February) IU (March) Kang Daniel (April) BTS (May) Brave Girls (June) BTS (July) Red Velvet (August) Coldplay & BTS (September) IU (October) Twice (November) Ive (December) 2022 Kep1er (January) Taeyeon (February) (G)I-dle (March) Ive (April) Le Sserafim (May) BTS (June) Aespa (July) Blackpink (August) Blackpink (September) Le Sserafim (October) Itzy (November) 2023 (G)I-dle, Ive, Jung Kook, Le Sserafim, NewJeans (Digital) (G)I-dle, Ive, Jisoo, Jung Kook, NewJeans (Global Streaming) (G)I-dle, Aespa, Ive, Le Sserafim, NewJeans (Streaming Unique Listeners) v t e Circle Chart Music Award for New Artist of the Year 2010s B1A4, Apink, Huh Gak, Kim Bo kyung (2011) B.A.P, Hello Venus, John Park, Ailee (2012) BTS, Ladies' Code, Jung Joon-young, Lim Kim (2013) Winner, Mamamoo (2014) iKon, GFriend (2015) NCT 127, Blackpink (2016) Wanna One, Woo Won-jae (2017) Stray Kids, I-dle, Iz*One, Haon (2018) Tomorrow X Together, Itzy (2019) 2020s Enhypen, Aespa (2020) Lee Mu-jin, Lee Chan-won (2021) NewJeans, Ive (2022) Babymonster, Riize, Zerobaseone (2023) v t e Golden Disc Award for Best Album Winners 1980s 1986 Cho Yong-pil Choi Jin-hee Deulgukhwa Joo Hyun-mi Kim Soo-hee Koo Chang-moo Lee Sun-hee Lee Kwang-jo Lee Moon-sae Min Hae-kyung 1987 Choi Jin-hee Friends Joo Hyun-mi Kim Byeong-rok Kim Wan-sun Koo Chang-moo Lee Moon-sae Lee Sun-hee Min Hae-kyung Na-mi 1988 Choi Sang-soo Jeon Young-rok Joo Hyun-mi Jung Su-ra Kim Hyun-sik Kim Jong-chan Lee Chi-hyun and His Friends Lee Moon-sae Lee Nam-yi Lee Sun-hee Min Hae-kyung 1989 Byun Ji-sub Cho Deok-bae Joo Ha-moon Joo Hyun-mi Lee Seung-chul Lee Sun-hee Min Hae-kyung Moon Hee-ok Tae Jin-ah Yang Soo-kyung 1990s 1990 Byun Ji-sub Hyun Chul Joo Hyun-mi Kang In-won, Kwon In-ha, Kim Hyun-sik Kim Min-woo Kim Wan-sun Lee Sun-hee Min Hae-kyung Na-mi Shin Hae-chul Tae Jin-ah 1991 Hyun Chul Kim Hyun-sik Kim Ji-ae Kim Jong-seo Kim Wan-sun Lee Sang-woo Lee Seun-hwan Min Hae-kyung Noh Sa-yeon Shin Seung-hun Yang Soo-kyung 1992 015B Bom Yeoreum Gaeul Kyeoul Kim Wan-sun Lee Seun-hwan, Oh Tae-ho Noh Sa-yeon Seo Taiji and Boys Seol Woon-do Shin Seung-hun The Blue Sky Yang Soo-kyung Yoon Sang 1993 015B Kim Gun-mo Kim Jeong-soo Kim Soo-hee Kim Won-jun Lee Moon-sae Lee Seung-hwan Seo Taiji and Boys Seol Woon-do Shin Hyo-beom Shin Seung-hun 1994 Boohwal Choi Yoo-na Kim Gun-mo Kim Hyeon-chul Kim Won-jun Lim Ju-ri Seo Taiji and Boys Seol Woon-do Shin Hyo-beom Shin Seung-hun 1995 Clon Kim Gun-mo Kim Jong-seo Park Mi-kyung R.ef Seol Woon-do Shin Hyo-beom Solid Tae Jin-ah 1996 Choi Baek-ho Clon Jo Kwan-woo Kim Gun-mo Noise Panic Park Mi-kyung Seol Woon-do Shin Seung-hun Turbo 1997 Carnival Clon H.O.T. Im Chang-jung Kim Kyung-ho Lee Ji-hoon Sechs Kies Seol Woon-do Turbo UP Yoo Seung-jun 1998 H.O.T. Kim Gun-mo Kim Hyun-jung Kim Jong-hwan Kim Kyung-ho Sechs Kies Seol Woon-do Shin Seung-hun Tae Jin-ah Turbo Uhm Jung-hwa 1999 Choi Yu-na Fin.K.L H.O.T. Jo Sung-mo Kim Hyun-jung S.E.S Sechs Kies Seol Woon-do Song Dae-kwan Uhm Jung-hwa Yoo Seung-jun 2000s 2000 Fin.K.L g.o.d Hong Kyung-min Jo Sung-mo Kim Hyun-jung Lee Jung-hyun Park Ji-yoon Shin Seung-hun Tae Jin-ah Turbo Uhm Jung-hwa Yoo Seung-jun 2001 Cool Im Chang-jung Kangta Kim Gun-mo Koyote Lee Ki-chan Park Jin-young Position Shinhwa Wax 2002 Cool Jang Na-ra Kangta Koyote Lee Soo-young Park Hyo-shin Shin Seung-hun Shinhwa Sung Si-kyung Wax 2003 Cool Fly to the Sky Jo Sung-mo Koyote Lee Hyori Lee Soo-young NRG Shinhwa Wax Wheesung 2004 Gummy Koyote Lee Seung-chul Lee Soo-young MC the Max Rain Seven Shin Seung-hun Shinhwa Wheesung 2005 Buzz g.o.d Jo Sung-mo Kim Jong-kook Koyote Lee Min-woo MC Mong SG Wannabe Shin Hye-sung Wheesung 2006 Buzz Fly to the Sky Kim Jong-kook MC the Max Shin Seung-hun Shinhwa SG Wannabe Son Ho-young TVXQ Vibe 2007 BigBang Epik High SG Wannabe Shin Hye-sung Super Junior Wheesung Yangpa 2008 Brown Eyes Kim Dong-ryul Rain SG Wannabe Shinhwa TVXQ 2009 2PM Drunken Tiger Lee Seung-chul SG Wannabe Super Junior 2010s 2010 BoA DJ DOC Girls' Generation Shinee Super Junior 2012 Beast CNBLUE f(x) Infinite Jay Park Kara MBLAQ Super Junior 2013 4Minute B1A4 Beast CNBLUE F.T. Island Infinite Kara Shinee Super Junior 2014 B1A4 Beast Cho Yong-pil Exo f(x) Girls' Generation Infinite Shinee 2015 Apink B1A4 BTS CNBLUE Exo Girls' Generation Girls' Generation-TTS Infinite Super Junior Taemin VIXX 2016 Apink Beast BTS CNBLUE Exo f(x) Jonghyun Shinee Super Junior VIXX 2017 BTS Exo Got7 Infinite Monsta X Seventeen Shinee Taemin VIXX 2018 BTS Exo Girls' Generation Got7 Hwang Chi-yeul Monsta X NU'EST W Seventeen Taeyeon Twice 2019 BTS Exo Got7 Jonghyun Monsta X NCT 127 NU'EST W Seventeen Twice Wanna One 2020s 2020 Baekhyun BTS Exo-SC Got7 Monsta X NCT Dream NU'EST Seventeen Super Junior Twice 2021 Baekhyun Blackpink BTS Exo Got7 NCT NCT 127 Seventeen Tomorrow X Together Twice 2022 BTS Enhypen IU NCT 127 NCT Dream Seventeen Stray Kids Tomorrow X Together 2023 Blackpink BTS Enhypen NCT NCT 127 NCT Dream Seventeen Stray Kids 2024 Aespa Enhypen Ive Jung Kook Le Sserafim NCT Dream Seventeen Stray Kids Tomorrow X Together Zerobaseone 2025 (G)I-dle Aespa Ateez Enhypen Ive NCT Dream Seventeen Stray Kids Tomorrow X Together Zerobaseone 2026 Ateez Enhypen G-Dragon Ive NCT Wish Riize Seventeen Stray Kids Tomorrow X Together Zerobaseone v t e Golden Disc Award for New Artist of the Year 1980s Kim Seung-jin, Kim Wan-sun (1986) Lee Jung-suk, Moon Hee-ok (1987) Byun Jin-sub, Lee Tzsche (1988) Jo Gap-Gyeong, Park Hak-gi (1989) 1990s Kim Min-woo, Park Sung-shin (1990) Shim Sin, Yoon Sang (1991) Two Two (1994) Sung Jin-woo (1995) H.O.T., Idol (1996) Yangpa, Jinusean (1997) S.E.S, Fin.K.L, Taesaja (1998) Lee Jung-hyun, 1TYM (1999) 2000s Chakra, Park Hyo-shin, Sky (2000) Sung Si-kyung, Jang Na-ra (2001) Rain, Wheesung (2002) Seven, Big Mama (2003) SG Wannabe, Tei (2004) Eru, Ivy, Lim Jeong-hee (2005) Super Junior, SeeYa, Gavy NJ (2006) F.T. Island, Wonder Girls, Girls' Generation, Younha (2007) Shinee, Davichi (2008) 4Minute, T-ara (2009) 2010s Beast, Secret, Sistar (2010) Apink, B1A4, Dal Shabet, Boyfriend, Huh Gak (2012) Exo, Juniel, B.A.P, Ailee, Lee Hi (2013) BTS, Roy Kim, Lim Kim, Crayon Pop (2014) Got7, Winner, Red Velvet (2015) GFriend, iKon, Seventeen, Twice (2016) Blackpink, BOL4, NCT 127, I.O.I (2017) Wanna One (2018) (G)I-dle, Iz*One, Stray Kids (2019) 2020s Itzy, Tomorrow X Together (2020) Enhypen, Treasure, Kim Ho-joong (2021) Aespa, STAYC (2022) Ive, Le Sserafim, NewJeans (2023) Fifty Fifty, Zerobaseone (2024) BabyMonster, Illit, NCT Wish, TWS (2025) v t e MAMA Award for Best Male Group 1990s H.O.T. (1999) 2000s g.o.d (2000) Shinhwa (2001–2004) SG Wannabe (2005) TVXQ (2006) BigBang (2007–2008) 2PM (2009) 2010s 2PM (2010) Super Junior (2011) BigBang (2012) Infinite (2013) Exo (2014–2016) Wanna One (2017–2018) BTS (2019) 2020s BTS (2020–2022) Seventeen (2023–2024) v t e MAMA Award for Best New Artist 1990s 1999 Lee Jung-hyun (Solo) Team (Group) 2000s 2000 Choi Jin-young (Male Solo) BoA (Female Solo) Chakra (Group) 2001 Sung Si-kyung (Male Solo) Wax (Female Solo) Brown Eyes (Group) 2002 Rain (Male Solo) Youme (Female Solo) Black Beat (Group) 2003 Seven (Male Solo) Maya (Female Solo) Big Mama (Group) 2004 Lee Seung-gi (Male Solo) Chunja (Female Solo) TVXQ (Group) 2005 Lim Jeong-hee (Solo) SS501 (Group) 2006 Zhang Liyin (Solo) Super Junior (Group) 2007 Younha (Solo) F.T. Island (Male Group) Wonder Girls (Female Group) 2008 Shinee (Male Group) Davichi (Female Group) 2009 Supreme Team (Male Group) 2NE1 (Female Group) 2010s 2010 CNBLUE (Male Artist) Miss A (Female Artist) 2011 Huh Gak (Male Artist) Apink (Female Artist) 2012 Busker Busker (Male Artist) Ailee (Female Artist) 2013 Roy Kim (Male Artist) Crayon Pop (Female Artist) 2014 Winner 2015 IKon (Male Artist) Twice (Female Artist) 2016 NCT 127 (Male Artist) I.O.I (Female Artist) 2017 Wanna One (Male Artist) Pristin (Female Artist) 2018 Stray Kids (Male Artist) Iz*One (Female Artist) 2019 Tomorrow X Together (Male Artist) Itzy (Female Artist) 2020s 2020 Treasure (Male Artist) Weeekly (Female Artist) 2021 Enhypen (Male Artist) Aespa (Female Artist) 2022 Xdinary Heroes (Male Artist) Ive (Female Artist) 2023 Zerobaseone (Male Artist) TripleS (Female Artist) 2024 TWS (Male Artist) Illit (Female Artist) 2025 Cortis (Male Artist) Hearts2Hearts (Female Artist) v t e MAMA Award for Worldwide Fans' Choice 2018 Blackpink BTS Got7 Mamamoo Monsta X NCT 127 NU'EST W Seventeen Twice Wanna One 2019 Ateez Blackpink BTS Exo Got7 Monsta X Seventeen Tomorrow X Together Twice X1 2020 Ateez Blackpink BTS Got7 Mamamoo NCT Seventeen Tomorrow X Together Treasure Twice 2021 BTS Enhypen Lisa NCT 127 NCT Dream Seventeen Stray Kids Tomorrow X Together Treasure Twice 2022 Blackpink BTS Enhypen Got7 NCT Dream Psy Seventeen Stray Kids Tomorrow X Together Treasure 2023 Ateez BTS Enhypen Lim Young-woong NCT Dream Seventeen Stray Kids Tomorrow X Together Twice Zerobaseone 2024 Male Enhypen Jimin Jungkook NCT Dream RM Seventeen Stray Kids Tomorrow X Together V Zerobaseone Female (G)I-dle Aespa Babymonster Ive IU Jennie Lee Young-ji NewJeans Twice Unis 2025 Male Baekhyun Enhypen G-Dragon J-Hope Jin NCT Dream Riize Seventeen Stray Kids Zerobaseone Female Aespa Babymonster Hearts2Hearts I-dle Illit Irene Itzy IU Le Sserafim Twice v t e Melon Music Award for Top 10 Artists 2000s 2009 2NE1 2PM 8Eight Brown Eyed Girls Davichi G-Dragon Girls' Generation K.Will Kara Super Junior 2010s 2010 2AM 2NE1 2PM 4Men CNBLUE DJ DOC Girls' Generation IU Lee Seung-gi T-ara 2011 2NE1 Beast BigBang f(x) IU Leessang Lena Park Secret Sistar Super Junior 2012 2NE1 Beast BigBang Busker Busker Huh Gak Infinite IU Psy Sistar T-ara 2013 Ailee Davichi Dynamic Duo Beast Busker Busker Exo G-Dragon IU Shinee Sistar 2014 2NE1 Akdong Musician Beast Exo g.o.d Girl's Day IU Sistar Taeyang Winner 2015 Apink BigBang Exo Girls' Generation Hyukoh San E Shinee Sistar Toy Zion.T 2016 Akdong Musician Bewhy BTS Exo GFriend Mamamoo Red Velvet Taeyeon Twice Zico 2017 BigBang BOL4 BTS Exo Heize IU Red Velvet Twice Wanna One Winner 2018 Apink Blackpink BOL4 BtoB BTS Exo iKon Mamamoo Twice Wanna One 2019 BOL4 BTS Chungha Exo Heize Jang Beom-june Jannabi Mamamoo MC the Max Taeyeon 2020s 2020 Baek Ye-rin Baekhyun Blackpink BTS IU Iz*One Kim Ho-joong Lim Young-woong Oh My Girl Zico 2021 Aespa AKMU Ash Island BTS Heize IU Lee Mu-jin Lil Boi Lim Young-woong NCT Dream 2022 (G)I-dle Be'O BTS IU Ive Lim Young-woong MeloMance NCT Dream NewJeans Seventeen 2023 (G)I-dle Aespa BTS Ive Jung Kook Le Sserafim Lim Young-woong NCT Dream NewJeans Seventeen 2024 (G)I-dle Aespa Day6 IU Jung Kook NewJeans Plave Riize Seventeen TWS 2025 Aespa BoyNextDoor G-Dragon Ive Jennie Lim Young-woong NCT Wish Plave Riize Rosé v t e Melon Music Award for Best New Artist 2000s 2NE1 (2009) 2010s CNBLUE (2010) Huh Gak (2011) B.A.P, Ailee (2012) BTS, Lim Kim (2013) Winner (2014) iKon, GFriend (2015) Blackpink (2016) Wanna One (2017) The Boyz, (G)I-dle (2018) Tomorrow X Together, Itzy (2019) 2020s Cravity, Weeekly (2020) Lee Mu-jin, Aespa (2021) Ive, NewJeans (2022) Riize, Zerobaseone (2023) Illit, TWS (2024) AllDay Project, Hearts2Hearts (2025) v t e Melon Music Award for Best Dance Performance 2014 Block B — "Her" (Male) Apink — "Mr. Chu" (Female) 2015 BTS — "I Need U" (Male) Red Velvet — "Ice Cream Cake" (Female) 2016 Exo — "Monster" (Male) GFriend — "Rough" (Female) 2017 Exo — "Ko Ko Bop" (Male) Twice — "Knock Knock" (Female) 2018 Wanna One — "Boomerang" (Male) Blackpink — "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" (Female) 2019 BTS featuring Halsey — "Boy with Luv" (Male) Chungha — "Gotta Go" (Female) 2020 BTS — "Dynamite" (Male) Blackpink — "How You Like That" (Female) v t e Seoul Music Awards Main Prize Winners 1990s 1990 Byun Jin-sub Hyun Chul Joo Hyun-mi Kim Ji-ae Min Hae-kyung Na-mi 1991 Kang Susie Kim Jeong-soo Kim Ji-ae Kim Wan-sun Lee Sang-woo Noh Sa-yeon Tae Jin-ah 1992 Kang Susie Kim Kook-hwan Lee Sang-woo Lee Seung-hwan Min Hae-kyung Shin Seung-hun Yang Soo-kyung 1993 Choi Yoo-na Kim Gun-mo Kim Jeong-soo Kim So-hee Kim Won-jun Lee Mu-song Seo Taiji and Boys Shin Hyo-beom Shin Seung-hun 1994 Boohwal Choi Yoo-na Kim Gun-mo Lim Ju-ri Roo'ra Seol Woon-do Shin Seong-woo Shin Seung-hun Two Two 1995 DJ Doc Kim Gun-mo Noise Park Jin-young Park Mi-kyung R.ef Seo Taiji and Boys Shin Hyo-beom Solid 1996 Clon Green Area Hoon Insooni Kim Gun-mo Kim Won-jun Kim Jung-min Park Mi-kyung R.ef 1997 DJ Doc H.O.T Jinusean Kim Kyung-ho Im Chang-jung Park Jin-young Sechs Kies Turbo Uhm Jung-hwa UP 1998 Fin.K.L H.O.T Kim Gun-mo Kim Jong-hwan Kim Kyung-ho Sechs Kies S.E.S. Song Dae-kwan Turbo Uhm Jung-hwa 1999 Baby V.O.X Clon Country Kko Kko Fin.K.L H.O.T Im Chang-jung Jo Sungmo Kim Gun-mo Sechs Kies Song Dae-kwan Uhm Jung-hwa 2000s 2000 Fin.K.L g.o.d Im Chang-jung Jo Sungmo Lee Jung-hyun Park Ji-yoon Steve Seungjun Yoo Shin Seung-hun 2001 Fin.K.L g.o.d Im Chang-jung Kangta Kim Gun-mo Lee Jung-hyun Park Ji-yoon Steve Seungjun Yoo Shin Seung-hun Tae Jin-ah Uhm Jung-hwa Wax 2002 BoA Cool Jang Na-ra Koyote Lee Soo-young Park Hyo-shin Shinhwa Sung Si-kyung Yoon Do Hyun Band Wax 2003 Baby V.O.X Fly to the Sky Jewelry Lee Hyori Rain Koyote Shinhwa Wax Wheesung Yoon Do Hyun Band 2004 Cho PD Kim Jong-kook Koyote Lee Seung-chul Lee Soo-young Park Hyo-shin Rain Shinhwa Shin Seung-hun TVXQ 2006 Baek Ji-young Jang Yoon-jeong MC Mong Park Jung-ah SG Wannabe Shin Seung-hun Son Ho-young Turtles TVXQ Vibe 2007 Baek Ji-young BigBang Epik High Eru Jang Yoon-jeong MC the Max SeeYa SG Wannabe Super Junior V.O.S 2008 Baek Ji-young BigBang Brown Eyed Girls Jang Yoon-jeong Kim Jong-kook SG Wannabe Son Dam-bi SS501 TVXQ Wonder Girls 2009 2PM Baek Ji-young Brown Eyed Girls Davichi Girls' Generation Kara Kim Tae-woo Shinee Son Dam-bi Super Junior 2010s 2010 2AM 4Minute Beast FT Island Girls' Generation IU Miss A Secret Shinee Son Dam-bi 2011 4Minute Beast FT Island Girls' Generation IU Kara Lee Seung-gi Miss A Secret Sistar Super Junior T-ara 2012 2NE1 BigBang Super Junior Epik High f(x) Huh Gak Lee Seung-gi Miss A Psy Secret Shinee Sistar 2013 4Minute Apink B1A4 B.A.P Beast Cho Yong-pil Exo Girls' Generation Infinite Shinee Sistar VIXX 2014 Apink AOA B1A4 Beast BTS Exo Girl's Day Girls' Generation-TTS Infinite Sistar Super Junior VIXX 2015 Apink BigBang BTS EXID Exo Red Velvet Shinee Sistar Taeyeon VIXX Yoon Mi-rae Zion.T 2016 BTS Exo GFriend Got7 Mamamoo Red Velvet Sechs Kies Seventeen Taeyeon Twice VIXX Zico 2017 Blackpink BOL4 BtoB BTS Exo Got7 NU'EST W Red Velvet Seventeen Super Junior Twice Wanna One 2018 BTS Exo iKon NCT 127 Mamamoo Momoland Monsta X NU'EST W Red Velvet Seventeen Twice Wanna One 2019 BTS Chungha Exo Mamamoo Monsta X NCT Dream NU'EST Paul Kim Red Velvet Super Junior Taeyeon Twice 2020s 2020 Ateez BTS Iz*One Kang Daniel Monsta X NCT 127 NU'EST Oh My Girl Seventeen Stray Kids TXT Twice 2021 Aespa Ateez Brave Girls BTS Enhypen Heize IU Kang Daniel Lim Young-woong NCT 127 Oh My Girl Seventeen The Boyz 2022 (G)I-dle Aespa Blackpink BTS Got the Beat Ive Kang Daniel Kim Ho-joong Lim Young-woong NCT Dream Psy Red Velvet Seventeen Stray Kids Taeyeon Zico 2023 (G)I-dle Aespa Ive Jimin Jungkook Kang Daniel Lim Young-woong NCT Dream NewJeans Nmixx Riize Seventeen STAYC Stray Kids Sunmi V Young Tak Zerobaseone 2024 Aespa Doyoung Enhypen G-Dragon I-dle Illit Ive NCT Dream NCT Wish P1Harmony Plave QWER Rosé Seventeen Stray Kids Tomorrow X Together Young Tak Zerobaseone v t e Seoul Music Award for New Artist of the Year 1990s Kim Min-woo, Shin Hae-chul (1990) Shim Shin, Shin Seung-hun (1991) Lee Deok-jin, Seo Taiji and Boys (1992) Choi Yeon-je (1993) Go Bon-seung (1994) Sung Jin-woo, Yook Gak-soo (1995) Young Turks Club (1996) Lee Ji-hoon, Yangpa (1997) NRG, Jo Sung-mo, Kim Hyun-jung, Yoo Ri (1998) Lee Jung-hyun, Koyote, Sharp, Chae Jung-an (1999) 2000s Park Hwayobi, J.ae (2000) Brown Eyes, Sung Si-kyung, Jadu, Morning Bond, To-ya (2001) Rizi, Rain, Wheesung (2002) Maya, Se7en, Big Mama (2003) TVXQ, Lee Seung-gi, SG Wannabe (2004) Super Junior, SeeYa, Brown Eyed Girls (2006) F.T. Island, Girls' Generation, Wonder Girls (2007) Davichi, Mighty Mouth, Shinee (2008) Beast, T-ara, After School (2009) 2010s The Boss, Sistar, CNBLUE (2010) B1A4, Apink, Boyfriend (2011) Exo, Ailee, B.A.P, Lee Hi (2012) BTS, Lim Kim, Crayon Pop (2013) Got7, Eddy Kim, Red Velvet (2014) Seventeen, GFriend, iKon (2015) NCT 127, I.O.I, Blackpink (2016) Pristin, Chungha, Wanna One (2017) Stray Kids, Iz*One (2018) Tomorrow X Together, AB6IX, Itzy (2019) 2020s Treasure, Aespa, Enhypen (2020) Lee Mu-jin, Epex, Omega X (2021) Le Sserafim, NewJeans, TNX (2022) Riize, Zerobaseone (2023)

v t e Produce 101
Seasons	1 contestants 2 contestants 3 (48) contestants 4 (X) contestants
Spin-offs	China Produce 101 China Chuang 2019 Chuang 2020 Chuang 2021 Japan Japan Japan Season 2 Japan The Girls Thailand Chuang Asia: Thailand Chuang Asia: Season 2
Groups	I.O.I Wanna One IZ*ONE X1 Rocket Girls 101 R1SE BonBon Girls 303 INTO1 JO1 INI ME:I Gen1es NexT1DE
Winners	Season 1 (I.O.I) Jeon So-mi Kim Se-jeong Choi Yoo-jung Kim Chung-ha Kim So-hye Zhou Jieqiong Jung Chae-yeon Kim Do-yeon Kang Mi-na Lim Na-young Yoo Yeon-jung Season 2 (Wanna One) Kang Daniel Park Ji-hoon Lee Dae-hwi Kim Jae-hwan Ong Seong-wu Park Woo-jin Lai Kuan-lin Yoon Ji-sung Hwang Min-hyun Bae Jin-young Ha Sung-woon 48 (IZ*ONE) Jang Won-young Sakura Miyawaki Jo Yu-ri Choi Ye-na An Yu-jin Nako Yabuki Kwon Eun-bi Kang Hye-won Hitomi Honda Kim Chaewon Kim Min-ju Lee Chae-yeon X (X1) Kim Yo-han Kim Woo-seok Han Seung-woo Song Hyeong-jun Cho Seung-youn Son Dong-pyo Lee Han-gyul Nam Do-hyon Cha Jun-ho Kang Min-hee Lee Eun-sang
Other notablecontestants and groups	Season 1 An Ye-seul Chu Ye-jin Han Hye-ri Heo Chan-mi Hwang In-sun Jeon So-yeon Kang Si-ra Ki Hui-hyeon Kim Ji-sung Kim Si-hyeon Kim So-hee Kwon Eun-bin Lee Hae-in Park Si-yeon Yoon Chae-kyung Season 2 Choi Min-ki Jang Dae-hyeon Jeong Se-woon Jin Longguo Justin Huang Kang Dong-ho Kim Dong-han Kim Dong-hyun Kim Jong-hyun Kim Samuel Kwon Hyun-bin Lee You-jin Roh Tae-hyun Yoo Seon-ho Zhu Zhengting 48 Alex Christine Hong Ye-ji Huh Yunjin Jang Gyu-ri Juri Takahashi Jurina Matsui Kim Do-ah Kim Si-hyeon Mako Kojima Miho Miyazaki Miru Shiroma Miyu Takeuchi Rena Hasegawa Sae Murase Shin Su-hyun Tomu Muto Yūka Kato X Kim Min-kyu Lee Jin-hyuk Park Sun-ho Song Yuvin Groups Korean I.B.I JBJ Japanese OWV Orbit Enjin Maison B Octpath Is:sue
Discography	Extended plays 35 Girls 5 Concepts 35 Boys 5 Concepts Produce 101 – Final 30 Girls 6 Concepts Produce 48 – Final 31 Boys 5 Concepts Singles "Pick Me" "It's Me (Pick Me)" "Nekkoya (Pick Me)"
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