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4MEN

Names

Also as

Four Men4men

Background

Origin

South Korea

Genre(s)

R&B, soul

Debut

February 1, 1998

Years active

1998–2019, 2021–present

Label(s)

Woongjin MediaMusic StoryA.N. CorpsMusic InMAJOR9 (2017–2019, 2021–present)The Vibe Entertainment (2014–2017)Happyface Entertainment (2011–2014)YWHO Enterprise (2010–2011)

Associations

2F

Members

Current

• Haeun
• Yosep
• Hanbin

Former

• Shin Yong Jae
• Kim Won Joo
• Yun Min Soo
• Jeong Se Young
• Han Hyeon Hee
• Lee Jeong Ho
• J1
• Kim Young Jae

SNS 4MEN (포맨) is a male R&B trio under MAJOR9. They originally debuted with four members on February 1, 1998 with the studio album Four Men First Album.

Contents

• 1 History
• 2 Members
• 3 Discography
  • 3.1 Studio albums
  • 3.2 Compilation albums
  • 3.3 Live albums
  • 3.4 Mini albums
  • 3.5 Special albums
  • 3.6 Digital singles
  • 3.7 Collaborations
  • 3.8 OSTs
• 4 References
• 5 Official links

History[]

In 2001, Yun Min Soo withdrew from the group and 4MEN continued promotions as a three-member group. In 2006, J1 joined the group. In 2008, all the members withdrew from the group until they were replaced with three new members: Shin Yong Jae, Kim Young Jae, and Kim Won Joo. In 2014, Kim Young Jae left the group making the group a duo.

On August 31, 2019, it was announced that Shin Yong Jae and Kim Won Joo had departed from MAJOR9 after their exclusive contracts expired.[1] On April 5, 2021, a teaser video was released and announced that 4MEN would be making a comeback on April 14 with the single "Still". The following day, MAJOR9 confirmed that the group would have a new, 4th generation lineup for the comeback.[2]

Members[]

Name	Position(s)	Years active	Generation
Haeun (하은)	Vocalist	2021–present	4th
Yosep (요셉)	Vocalist	2021–present
Hanbin (한빈)	Vocalist	2021–present
Former
Yun Min Soo (윤민수)	Main Vocalist	1998–2001	1st
Jeong Se Young (정세영)	Vocalist	1998–2008	1st, 2nd
Han Hyeon Hee (한현희)	Vocalist	1998–2008
Lee Jeong Ho (이정호)	Vocalist	1998–2008
J1 (송재원)	Main Vocalist	2006–2008	2nd
Kim Young Jae (김영재)	Vocalist	2008–2014	3rd
Shin Yong Jae (신용재)	Main Vocalist	2008–2019
Kim Won Joo (김원주)	Vocalist	2008–2019

Discography[]

Studio albums[] Four Men First Album (1998) If I Gather For a Thousand Days Like This, the Breakup Will Disappear (2000) Andante (2006) The Artist (2011) 1998 (2014) Remember Me (2017) Compilation albums[] Baby Bay + 4MEN (2010) Live albums[] 4MEN 1st Live Album (2015) Mini albums[] First Kiss (2008) Sorry (2010) The True Story (2013) Thank You (2013) Study Abroad (2015) The Eternal (2021) Melo Drama (2022) Special albums[] The 3rd Generation (2010) Digital singles[] "Gift" (2007) "Voice of Autumn" (2009) "You" (2010) "Vision of Love" (2011) "Thank You" (2013) "Still" (2021) "Nobody Else Like U" (2022) "Starry Eyes" (2022) "Sickening Love (Made in 4MEN)" (2022) "Butterfly Grave" (2023) "Lost Mind (Made in 4MEN)" (2023) "Even If I'm Crazy" (2024)

Collaborations[] "다시 사랑할 수 있을까" (with Park Jung Eun) (2006) "Melody" (with Park Jung Eun) (2008) "Crying, Calling" (with Zia) (2010) RE:Feel Theme 3+4 (with Various Artists) (2011) That Man, That Woman (with MIIII) (2011) "Alone for Christmas" (with Various Artists) (2014) "Celebrate Love" (with Various Artists) (2015) "MAJOR9 Winter Album 'Goodbye Santa Claus'" (with Various Artists) (2017) OSTs[] "Marrying the Mafia Series OST" (2008) "Marrying the Mafia Series 2 OST" (2009) "Oh! My Lady OST" (2010) "Bad Guy OST Part.2" (with Jang Hye Jin) (2010) "Bad Guy OST Part.4" (2010) "Secret Garden OST Part.1" ("Here I Am" with MIIII) (2010) "Share the Vision OST" (2011) "Bridal Mask OST Part.2" (2012) "Gu Family Book OST Part.7" (2013) "Empire of Gold OST Part.3" (2013) "Empress Ki OST Part.1" (2013) "Apostle OST" (2014) "School 2021 OST Part.2" ("My Way" with David Yong) (2021) "Bulgasal: Immortal Souls OST Part.1" ("Leave") (2021) "Through The Darkness OST Part.4" ("The Leopard of Killimanjaro") (2022) "Reborn Rich OST Part.7" ("Love Me") (2022)

References[]

1. ↑ Naver: 포맨 신용재X김원주, 소속사 메이저나인 떠난다···"소중한 추억"(공식)
2. ↑ (KR) DongA: 포맨, 4기 출범…‘우린 아직 헤어지기 전’ 14일 발표

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