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Kim Hyun-joong
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Background information
Birth name 김현중 (金賢重)
Born (1986-06-06) 6 June 1986 (age 26)
Seoul, South Korea
Origin South Korea
Genres K-pop, J-pop, Dance, R&B
Occupations Singer, Actor
Instruments Guitar, Bass, Piano, Drums, violin
Years active 2005–present
Labels DSP Media (2005–2010)
KeyEast (2010–present)
Warner Music Taiwan
(2010–present)
United Asia Management
(2011–present)
Delicious Deli Records/Universal Music Japan
(2011–present)
Associated acts SS501 (2005-present)
Website http://www.hyun-joong.com
Korean name
Hangul 김현중
Hanja 金賢重
Revised Romanization Gim Hyeon-jung
McCune–Reischauer Kim Hyŏn-chung
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Kim Hyun-joong (Hangul: 김현중; Hanja: 金賢重) was born on June 6, 1986. He is a South Korean entertainer and the leader, main rapper and face of boyband SS501. Kim is well known for his role as Yoon Ji-hoo in the 2009 Korean drama Boys Over Flowers, for which he received the "Best Actor Award" at the Seoul International Drama Awards 2009 and the "Popularity Award" at the 45th PaekSang Arts Awards. In 2011, Kim debuted as a solo artist with his Korean mini albums Break Down and Lucky. He is a style icon in Korea, having won several icon awards. Kim is also a member of the charity football team FC MEN.

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Biography [edit]

Early life and education [edit]

Kim Hyun-joong dropped out of school when he decided to become a singer. During his school days, he played bass guitar in a band. During 2001 and 2002, while working as a waiter in a family restaurant located at Jamsil-dong, Kim was introduced to a new set up management company CEO. Initially he was to debut in a five-member group, of which Han Yeon of B2Y (now disbanded) was to be the leader and Kim the maknae (youngest member). While the group underwent training together, they were asked by their company to debut in China as a Hallyu project group, but they rejected the offer and disbanded. Kim proceeded to audition for DSP Media (formerly DSP Entertainment) and became a member and the leader of SS501. After SS501's debut, Kim returned to school and graduated in 2006.

In 2011, Kim enrolled in Chungwoon University to study stage production management.[1] In February 2012, he enrolled into Kongju Communication Arts (KCAU) to study applied music.[2]

2005-08: Debut with SS501 and We Got Married [edit]

See also: SS501

On June 8, 2005, Kim made his entertainment debut as the leader of SS501. The group earned popularity as they won many rookie awards. SS501 appeared on the 2006 show Thank You For Waking Me Up, which proved him to be a heavy sleeper, and, one year later, on Mnet's Idol World, which showed SS501 doing various activities in Japan.

In May 2008, Kim joined the cast of We Got Married along with Hwangbo in episode 9. Known as the "Lettuce Couple", they won MBC's "Best Couple Award". The couple made their official exit from the show in episode 38, on December 14, 2008 due to scheduling conflicts with Boys Over Flowers.

2009-10: Boys Over Flowers and H1N1 [edit]

While working in Japan in 2008, Kim was cast as Yoon Ji-hoo in the Korean drama Boys Over Flowers, a role for which he won the "Best Actor Award" at the Seoul International Drama Awards 2009 and the "Popularity Award" at the 45th PaekSang Arts Awards. Because of his drama work, Kim, along with his bandmate Park Jung-min, who starred in a musical at the time, were absent for SS501's U R Man album, which the three remaining SS501 members promoted by themselves, with the exception of some special performances that included all five band members.

In 2009, SS501 released their album SS501 Collection mostly consisting of solo songs by the members, for whose promotion SS501 released a mini drama music video, in which Kim was one of the main characters.

In mid-August 2009, the band started their Asia Concert Tour at the Olympic Park, Seoul. They continued their tour in Shanghai, Taipei and Bangkok before returning to Seoul for a closing encore concert. SS501 staged two concerts for the encore closure on February 27 and 28, 2010 respectively.

In September 2009, during promotional activities in Yokohama, Japan for Boys Over Flowers, Kim was diagnosed with H1N1. He was treated in a Toyko hospital and was discharged on September 15, 2009.[3] While recovering from H1N1, he could not attend the Seoul International Drama Awards; his SS501 band mates, Heo Young-saeng, Kim Kyu-jong and Kim Hyung-jun accepted the award on his behalf.

Kim became a spokesperson for cosmetics brand Tony Moly, an established company with numerous branches all across Asia, including Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong, but ended his contract with Tony Moly at the end of September 2010 and continued to be the spokesperson for another cosmetics brand, The Face Shop.

2010: SS501 comeback, leaving DSP Media and Playful Kiss [edit]

In April 2010, Kim appeared in Gummy's music video for "As a Man" (Korean: 남자라서) opposite Jung Ryeo-won.

In June 2010, SS501 released their last album entitled Destination, produced by Steven Lee. Its title song "Love Ya" was well received, rating high in record sales and online music stores, and topped Music Bank's K-Chart. Due to their ending contract with DSP Media, however, the group ended promotions after only two weeks.

On June 19, 2010, Kim appeared at a concert in the Philippines alongside BEAST.

On June 28, 2010, the news that Kim had officially left DSP Media and joined Bae Yong-joon's KeyEast Entertainment company was announced.[4] Although Kim had left DSP Media, he stated, that SS501's activities will be top priority in the members' contracts[5] and that the group has not disbanded. Later, Kim explained in an interview that, at the time, no company was financially able to sign all five members, thus the group decided to take the chance to focus on their solo activities.

Kim played the leading role of Baek Seung-jo in the drama Playful Kiss, a Korean adaptation of the Japanese shōjo manga Itazura na Kiss. Baek Seung-jo is an all around perfect genius with an IQ of 200, who ends up falling in love with Oh Ha-ni, played by Jung So-min. Because of the drama's success in Korea, Playful Kiss was broadcast in China and on November 7, its leading male actor, Kim, was interviewed by CNN's Anna Coren.

Kim was invited to perform "Sunshine Again" with other four other singers from Chinese-speaking countries, at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou as the representative of South Korea.[6]

In early December 2010, Kim went to Singapore and Malaysia to promote The Face Shop.

2011: Solo debut and Japan Tour [edit]

In May, Kim named his official solo fanclub Henecia, which is a combination of "H" (as in Hyun-joong) and "benecia", which derives from Latin and means "blessed".[7]

On June 7, 2011, Kim released his solo debut mini album, Break Down. It was produced by Steven Lee, who had composed SS501's hits, "Love Like This" and "Love Ya". The title track "Break Down" features Double K. and is a high energy dance track. "Please" is the R&B heavy second lead track. The album exceeded 70,000 pre-ordered copies in just 10 days.[8] It peaked at number one on Gaon Weekly Album Chart for the week starting June 5, 2011[9] and was the best-selling album for June on Gaon Monthly Album Chart with 100,433 copies sold. It also topped the Japanese Oricon chart in the International Imported Album category for the first week of July.[10] "Break Down" was the first place winner for two consecutive weeks on Mnet's M! Countdown music show (June 16 and 23, 2011) and as well as on KBS's Music Bank.[11] Break Down is certified platinum in Taiwan, due to which Warner Music Taiwan CEO Chen Ze Shan handed Kim a platinum record in a press conference held in Taiwan.[12] As far as Kim's popularity in Taiwan is concerned, he was the first Korean to appear on Taiwanese TV show The Person.

In July 2011, Kim held the first of his nationwide concerts in Japan. The tour continued from November in seven cities across Japan: Sapporo, Sendai, Hiroshima, Yokohama, Nagoya, Tokyo and Fukuoka.[13]

On October 11, 2011, Kim released his second mini album Lucky. It debuted at number 5 on Billboard's World Chart [14] and topped the Gaon Chart again for the third week of October 2011 and was the highest selling album on the Hanteo Album Sales Chart for the month of October.

On October 25, 2011, Kim, together with Seohyun, released a digital single entitled "The Magic of Yellow Ribbon", which is the theme song for a commercial for The Face Shop. On 28 October, he, along with Ha Ji Won, acted as MC at the 2011 K-Pop Super Concert held at Gwangalli Beach in Busan, which was broadcast on SBS on November 6.[15]

In November 2011, Kim won the 2011 KIA Soul People’s Choice "Style Icon Award" for the third consecutive year.[16] On November 9, Kim announced at a press conference for his Japan Tour that he had signed a deal with Universal Music Japan for his Japan-based music activities.[17] Kim successfully completed his Japan Tour that had started on November 9, attracting over 30,000 fans. At the 2011 Mnet Asian Music Awards, which were held in Singapore, Kim won the award for "Best Male Solo Artist".

On 15 December 2011, Kim released his digital single Marry You / Marry Me, which consists of "Marry Me" and Marry You" as well as instrumental versions of them. Music videos for both songs were released on his official YouTube channel the same day.

2012: Japanese releases, fan meeting tour and City Conquest [edit]

On January 25, 2012, Kim released his first Japanese single Kiss Kiss / Lucky Guy, which consists of Japanese versions of songs from his two Korean mini albums and one original Japanese song.

From May to July, Kim held his Kim Hyun Joong Fan Meeting Tour 2012, making stops in Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, China and Thailand.

The singer, who had mostly focused on promoting his albums after his second drama Playful Kiss had come to an end in 2010, was cast for the upcoming drama City Conquest, which will air in late 2012 / early 2013.[18] Kim Hyun-joong will portray the main character of Baek Mir in City Conquest, a wild and strong man, who experienced many hardships and difficulties throughout his life, e.g. growing up without his parents. Baek Mir ends up taking revenge against the evils of society which had destroyed his family. The drama is an adaptation from the original comic by author Shin Hyung Bin.

Only a few days before filming for City Conquest began in Japan, Kim released his second Japanese single Heat on July 4. Along with its lead track "Heat", the single album also includes "Let's Party".[19]

On August 4, 2012, Kim Hyun-joong won the "Best Asian Artist Award" at the 2012 Asia Song Festival held at the Pop Festival Stage of The Expo 2012 in Yeosu, South Korea.[20]

On October 4, 2012, Kim announced at an event to promote City Conquest and to celebrate his Japanese fanclub Henecia Japan's first anniversary, that he would release his first full length studio album in Japan in December.[21] One day later, Universal Music Japan released further information via Kim Hyun-joong's Japanese website including the album's title Unlimited and a still incomplete track listing.[22]

In November, Kim Hyun Joong participated in being a model for Madame Tussauds' display. They created an accurate life-size wax model of him to be displayed at Madame Tussauds' studio in Busan on December 21. The figure was said to have costed 200 million KRW (approximately $186,000 USD) and was built after 500 measurements were taken.[23][24] He finally released his first full length Japanese album entitled Unlimited on December 12, which consists of 14 tracks including the Japanese versions of Break Down and Lucky Guy. It topped the Oricon Daily Album Charts,[25] and both the Tower Records Charts' Weekly Album Charts for Shibuya branch and overall Weekly Album Chart[26] upon its release.

At the end of the year, Kim Hyun Joong won several awards in different places including Tower Records' K-Pop Lovers! Awards: Single Daesang (Grand Prize) for Heat,[27] "Most Popular Overseas Artist" Award at 2012 Miguhui Awards,[28] and four awards ( ’Most Popular Artist of the Decade’, ‘Asia Top Buzz Solo Artist’, ‘Hong Kong Top Buzz Solo Artist’, and ‘Taiwan Top Buzz Solo Artist’) at the ‘Yahoo! Asia Buzz Awards 2012′. 'The Most Popular Artist of the Decade' was his fourth consecutive win since 2009.[29]

2013: Japan Tour 2013 "Unlimited" [edit]

In January, it has been revealed that Kim Hyun Joong will be having his first Japanese tour of this year entitled ‘JAPAN TOUR 2013 “UNLIMITED”‘ tour. He will perform his hit songs with a live band, and he is planning to get closer to his Japanese fans using the keywords “communication” and “consensus” for his tour. The tour will begin on the 6th at Kobe World Memorial Hall and will tour various cities across Japan including Saitama, Nagoya, and Fukuoka.[30] It was also revealed that he will be performing in South America on February 24 for the first time.[31] He, along with Ailee, Baechigi, and Ongals performed in Brazil for the ‘2K13 FEEL KOREA‘ event. On the next day, February 25, they visited on a children center in São Paulo to get closer to the people and spend time with them.[32] Then, he headed to Peru for a fan meeting.

Additionally, he announced that he will be making his 3rd mini album in Korea for the first time after two-and-a-half years. He is planning to make a comeback on summer and is now currently in the production process.[33] On the other news, his Unlimited album has been certified "Gold" by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (‘RIAJ’) after selling more than 100,000 units to retailers.[34]

In February, it was rumored that City Conquest has been rejected by KBS for the reason that it ‘lacked in quality’. The producers of the drama, however, argued that KBS decided not to air it even after following KBS's requirements and requests, without any words of apology or explanation to the producers and fans. Instead, the team accused KBS of having political reasons for pulling out the drama. Then, again, KBS asserted that those claims were all false and will take strict actions against the producers.[35] After some time, it was announced that Kim Hyun Joong will be withdrawing from the drama and is planning to start in another drama later this year instead. For now, he will start his promotions as a singer with his Japan tour, world tour, and more.[36]

On March 2, Kim Hyun Joong performed at the U-Express Live 2013 at the Makuhari Messe in Japan together with the other artists such as Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band, Far East Movement, Naoto Inti Raymi and Kara. The concert is one in which only the most popular singers that represent the six labels under Universal Music can perform.[37] He also won the "Creator’s Factory Best Actor Award" at the 5th Okinawa Music Festival for the music video Lucky Guy. The awarding ceremony was held on March 26 at the Okinawa Convention Center Theater 2 in Japan.[38]

Philanthropy [edit]

Known to be a generous artist, Kim Hyun Joong has continually donated to charities and healthcare institutions to share his achievements with those in need.

Notable Charitable Acts [edit]

Year Donation (in US $) Recipient Information
2011 150,000 Korean Red Cross Association Kim Hyun Joong donated $50,000 USD before his Japanese tour in November, then adding $50,000 USD to an association that heats homes, and another $50,000 USD for the third time to feed the children in Fukushima following the aftermath of the earthquake.[39]
2012 46,144 Korean National Red Cross The Red Cross stated that Hyun Joong donated 50 million Won on December 3.[40]
~44,300 ‘Summer Campaign for Senior Citizens Living Alone’ Kim Hyun Joong was touched when his fanclub, Henecians, donated 10 million KRW (~8,860 USD) to the ‘Summer Campaign for Senior Citizens Living Alone’; so, he reciprocated his appreciation and donated 30 million KRW to the same foundation. Another 20 million KRW will be used for the 'Kim Hyun Joong Scholarship'. The total amount donated was 50 Million KRW.[41]

Discography [edit]

See also: SS501 discography

Albums and singles [edit]

Korean [edit]

Year Title Details Tracklisting
2008 고맙다 (Thank You)[42]
  • Format: digital single
  • Further Information: also on SS501 mini album Find,
    We Got Married theme song
2011 Break Down[43][44]
  • Release Date (Normal Edition): June 7, 2011
  • Release Date (Limited Edition): June 23, 2011
  • Label: KeyEast
  • Format: mini album (vol.1)
Lucky[45][46]
  • Release Date (Normal Edition): October 11, 2011
  • Release Date (Limited Edition): November 14, 2011
  • Label: KeyEast
  • Format: mini album (vol.2)
Marry Me / Marry You[42]
  • Release Date: December 15, 2011
  • Label: KeyEast
  • Format: digital single

Japanese [edit]

Year Title Details Tracklisting
2012 KISS KISS / Lucky Guy[47][48][49]
HEAT[50][51][52][53][54]
unlimited[22][55][56][57]
2013 Tonight[58][59][60][61][62]

Soundtrack contributions [edit]

Year Song OST
2009 "내 머리가 나빠서" (Because I'm Stupid) (Acoustic Ver.) Boys Over Flowers Luxury Edition[63] (KBS2)
"행복이란" (A Thing Called Happiness) F4 Special Edition[64] (Boys Over Flowers) (KBS2)
2010 "One More Time" Playful Kiss[65] (MBC)
2012 "그대도 나와 같다면" (If You're Like Me) The Marriage Plot (tvN)

Solo SS501 songs [edit]

Year Song Details
2007 "Rize Up"
  • Album: Kokoro Ltd. Ed. A (Hyun Joong Ver.)[66]
  • Language: Japanese
2009 "제발 잘해줘" (Please Be Nice To Me)
  • Album: Solo Collection[67]
  • Language: Korean

Music Compositions [edit]

2009:

  • "Green Peas" (from Rebirth Album) - lyrics by SS501[68]

2011

Other performed songs [edit]

Year Performer Song Original Artist Performed at
2006 Kim Hyun-joong "끝이 아니길" (Wish It's Not The End) Vibe (2002) Music Space Special (SBS)
Kim Hyun-joong & Heo Young-saeng "사랑했나봐" (Must Have Been Love) Yoon Do Hyun Band (YB) (2005) (MBC)
Kim Hyun-joong "내가 너의 곁에 잠시 살았다는 걸" (That I Once Was By Your Side) Toy (1996) Music Wave (SBS, 2006-02-21)
Eru feat. Kim Hyun-joong & Bae Seul-ki "까만 안경" (Black Glasses) Eru (2006) Music Core (MBC, 2006-12-16)
2008 Kim Hyun-joong & T.O.P. "이 밤이 깊어가지만" (As The Night Goes On)
"Rise and Fall"		 Seo Taiji (1992)
Craig David feat. Sting (2003)		 University Song Festival (MBC, 2008-10-04)
2011 Kim Hyun-joong "다행이다" (Fortunate) Lee Juck (2007) Yoon Do Hyun's MUST (Mnet, 2011-07-19)
Kim Hyun-joong "Love" Jo Jang-hyuk (2001) Lee So-ra's Second Proposal (KBS Joy, 2011-07-26)
Kim Hyun-joong "Rainism" Rain (2008) KBS Gayo Daejun (KBS, 2011-12-30)

Music videos [edit]

Year Song Album
2011 "제발 (Please)" Break Down
"Break Down"
"Kiss Kiss"
"Lucky Guy" Lucky
"Marry Me" Marry Me / Marry You
"Marry You"
2012 "Kiss Kiss" (Japanese Ver.) KISS KISS / Lucky Guy
"Lucky Guy" (Japanese Ver.)
"Heat" HEAT
"Let's Party"
TBA "Your Story" Unlimited
"Save Today"

DVDs [edit]

Year Title Details Tracklisting
2009 Good-Bye Yoon Ji Hoo[70]
  • Release Date: December 18, 2009
  • Version: Japanese Ver.
  • Event: Fan Meeting in Seoul (March 31, 2009)
2010 Special Fan Meeting[71]
  • Release Date: February 12, 2010
  • Version: Korean Ver.
  • Event: Fan Meeting in Seoul (March 31, 2009)
Ready, Action!: Kim Hyun Joong in Spain[72][73]
  • Release Date Collector's DVD (Japanese Ver.): September 3, 2010
  • Release Date Korean Ver.: October 29, 2010
1st Premium DVD & Photo Book "The First Love Story"[74]
  • Release Date: October 29, 2010
1st Premium DVD "The First Love Story" Making DVD[75]
  • Release Date: December 24, 2010
2011 Fan Meeting Event[76]
  • Release Date: January 21, 2011
  • Event: Fan Meeting at JCB Hall Tokyo (October 11, 2010)
1st Premium DVD "The First Love Story"[77]
  • Release Date: January 28, 2011
2012 First Impact[78][79][80][81]
  • Release Date (Normal & Limited Edition): May 16, 2012
  • Event: First Tour 2011 in Japan (November 20, 2011), Japan Major Debut Premium Live 2012 (February 5, 2012)
K-Pop Star Conquering The World[82][83][84]
  • Release Date: December 25, 2012
  • Info: DVD release of MBC's documentary K-Pop Star Conquering The World (broadcast April 14, 2012; recorded 2011/2012) for Japanese market

Filmography [edit]

See also: SS501 filmography

Film [edit]

Year Title Hangul Role
2006 Shark Bait / Pi's Story 파이 스토리 Voice (Korea Version)

Television series [edit]

Year Title Hangul / Japanese Role Network Genre
2005 Nonstop 5 논스톱 5 Guest Ep.208 MBC Sitcom
Can Love Be Refilled? 사랑도 리필이 되나요 William KBS2 Sitcom
2007 Hotelier ホテリアー Cameo Ep.7 (with SS501) TV Asahi Drama
2008 Spotlight 스포트라이트 Cameo (with SS501) MBC Drama
2009 Boys Over Flowers 꽃보다 남자 Yoon Ji-hoo KBS2 Drama
2010 Playful Kiss 장난스런 키스 Baek Seung-jo MBC Drama
2011 Dream High 드림하이 Cameo Ep.1 KBS2 Drama
Discontinued City Conquest 도시정벌 Baek Mir Drama

Variety show [edit]

Year Title Hangul Episodes Network
2005-7 X-Man / New X-Man X맨 / New X맨 SBS
2006 Golden Fishery 황금어장 Ep. dated 2006-12-06 MBC
2008 We Got Married 우리 결혼했어요 Ep.9-38 of season 1 (with Hwangbo) MBC
2009 Haptic Mission 7 Eps. (with F4 and Son Dam Bi) Samsung Anycall promotion
Family Outing 패밀리가 떴다 Ep.64-65 SBS
2009-11 Happy Together 3 해피투게더 KBS
2011 Running Man 런닝맨 Ep.46-47 SBS
Strong Heart 강심장 Ep.81-83 SBS
Secret 비밀 Ep.6-10 KBS
2012 Happy Camp 快乐大本营 November 17 guesting HBS
2013 Barefooted Friends 맨발의 친구들 Permanent Cast SBS

Documentary [edit]

  • 2012: K-Pop Star conquering the World (MBC)

Music video appearances [edit]

  • 2005: 2Shai - "그녀 웃었다" (She Laughed) --- with Kim Kyu Jong
  • 2006: Eru - "까만 안경" (Black Glasses)
  • 2009: Kim Joon - "Jun Be O.K"
  • 2010: Gummy - "남자라서" (As a Man)

Endorsement [edit]

The Face Shop shop front in Myeong-dong, Seoul, featuring Kim Hyun-joong in 2012

Awards [edit]

Year Award Category Nominated work Result Ref.
2008 MBC Entertainment Awards Best Couple Award
with Hwang Bo		 We Got Married Won
Best Brand of the Year Special Award
with We Got Married cast		 Won
2009 45th PaekSang Arts Awards Male Popularity Award (Television) Boys Over Flowers Won [86]
Seoul International Drama Awards Popular Actor Won [87]
2nd Korea Junior Star Awards TV Drama Newcomer Award Won
Style Icon Awards Most Popular Icon Won
Yahoo! Asia Buzz Award Korea's Top Buzz Male Artist Won
Taiwan's Top Buzz Korean Artist Won
Asia's Top Buzz Male Artist Won
2010 Mnet 20's Choice Awards Most Influential Star Won
Sky Perfect TV Awards Best Dresser Award Won
Style Icon Awards Popularity Award Won
Yahoo! Asia Buzz Award Hong Kong's Top Buzz Korean Artist Won
Taiwan's Top Buzz Korean Artist Won
The Best Search Asia Buzz Award 2010 Won
MBC Drama Awards Male Popularity Award Playful Kiss Won
2011 MTN (Bloomberg TV) Best CF Model Won
Style Icon Awards People's Choice Award Won [16]
13th Mnet Asian Music Awards Best Male Solo Artist Break Down Won [88]
Yahoo! Asia Buzz Awards Hong Kong's Top Buzz Solo Artist Won
Taiwan's Top Buzz Solo Artist Won
Korea's Top Buzz Solo Artist Won
Asia's Top Buzz Solo Artist Won
2012 Allkpop Awards Best Solo Artist Won
Asia Song Festival Best Asian Artist Won [20]
Mnet K-Pop Idol Championship Gold Medal Won [89]
Miguhui Awards Most Popular Overseas Singer Won [90][91]
Yahoo! Asia Buzz Awards Hong Kong's Top Buzz Solo Artist Won [92][93]
Taiwan's Top Buzz Solo Artist Won
Asia's Top Buzz Solo Artist Won
Most Popular Artist of the Decade Won
Tower Records' K-Pop Lovers! Awards Single Daesang (Grand Prize) Heat Won [94]
2013 5th Okinawa Movie Festival Creator's Factory Best Actor Award Lucky Guy Music Video Won [95]

Music Programs [edit]

These are collection of Kim Hyun-joong wins on Korea's televised music shows. M! Countdown is aired on Korea cable channel M.net, Music Bank on KBS.

Year Song Program
2011 Break Down
Lucky Guy

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Awards and achievements
Preceded by
Taeyang		 13th Mnet Asian Music Awards - Best Male Solo Artist
2011		 Succeeded by
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SS501
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  • All My Love (2009)
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