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Key
김기범
Key at the SMTown Coex Artium in January 2015
Born
Kim Ki-bum

(1991-09-23) September 23, 1991 (age 33)
Daegu, South Korea[1]
EducationWoosuk University
Occupations
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentVocals
Years active2008–present
LabelsS.M. Entertainment
Signature
Stage name
Hangul
키
Revised RomanizationKi
McCune–ReischauerK'i
Birth name
Hangul
김기범
Hanja
Revised RomanizationGim Gi-beom
McCune–ReischauerKim Ki-pŏm

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Kim Ki-bum (born September 23, 1991),[2] better known by his stage name Key, is a South Korean singer, actor and television presenter. He debuted as a member of the South Korean boy group Shinee in May 2008, and later formed the duo Toheart with Nam Woo-hyun of Infinite in 2014. Apart from that, Key has also collaborated with various artists and is also actively taking part in song-writing.

Key began his acting career in the 2011 Mnet's series Moon Night '90, playing Lee Hyun Do, a minor role in the drama.[3] In 2016, he starred in his first supporting role playing Kim Ki-bum, in the tvN drama, Drinking Solo.[4] Key has solidified his acting career by taking part in various musicals such as Catch Me If You Can (2012), Zorro (2014), and Save the Green Planet! (2016).

Key has also ventured into the fashion industry such as designing Shinee's concert outfits since 2015 and was appointed as the fashion director for the group,[5][6][7] and also being a model for Jill Stuart Accessory in 2016.[8]

Early life

Key was born on September 23, 1991 in Daegu, South Korea.[1][2] At the age of 14, he represented Dae Gu Yeong Shin Middle School as a water-skier and competed in water-skiing competitions.[9][10] In 2006, he joined S.M. Entertainment after a successful audition at the SM National Tour Audition Casting.[11] One year later, he appeared as a background dancer in the film Super Junior, Attack on the Pin-Up Boys. Key continued his training under S.M. Entertainment and debuted as a member of Shinee at the age of 16.

Career

2008–13: Career beginnings

Main article: Shinee

In 2008, he was chosen as a member of the group Shinee.[12] The group released their first mini-album, Replay on May 22 debuting at #10 and reached the #8 position on the charts.[13] The first television presentation of the group occurred on May 25, 2008 in the program SBS's Inkigayo.[14]

Shorty after debut, Key has appeared on television shows such as Idol Maknae Rebellion as a guest star alongside his Shinee group mates Taemin, Onew, and Jonghyun, for two episodes. Together with other idol group members: Dongho from U-KISS, Shorry J from Mighty Mouth, Jinwoon from 2AM, Yunhwa from T-Max, Seunghyun from F.T. Island and in the later part, Mir from MBLAQ. Key was also part of the cast of the show Raising Idol along with Dongho from U-KISS and Thunder from MBLAQ.[15] Key was also featured in label-mate Xiah's solo performance of "Xiahtic" in TVXQ's concert, 2009: The 3rd Asia Tour Mirotic, in Seoul.[16] In 2010, he was featured in the song "치유 (Healing)" on TRAX's mini album "Trax Mini Album Volume 1".[17] Key was also featured in Girls' Generation's song "Hwaseongin Virus (Boys & Girls)" (Korean: "화성인 바이러스 (Boys & Girls)") on their second studio album Oh!.[18] In 2011, Key collaborated with Leeteuk of Super Junior on a song called "Bravo" for the drama History of a Salaryman. He also took part in EXO's song "Two Moons" on their debut mini album MAMA[19] and BoA's song "One Dream" as the theme song for SBS "K-pop Star" with label-mate Henry of Super Junior-M.[20]

Key and Dana at the Bonnie & Clyde Press Conference in 2013

Key was cast as Frank Abagnale Jr., rotating with Um Ki-joon, Kim Jeong-hoon, Park Gwang-hyun and label-mates Super Junior's Kyuhyun with Girls' Generation Sunny and The Grace's Dana, in the Korean production of Broadway musical "Catch Me If You Can", marking his theatrical debut. The musical ran from March 28 to June 10 at the Blue Square, Samsung Card Hall, in Hannam-dong, Seoul. On October 24, 2012 it was announced that Key would be participating in the return of the Korean adaption of the broadway musical Catch Me If You Can. The production started on December 14, 2012 and continued until February 9, 2013 at the Opera House in the Seongnam Arts Center.[21] Key also did a cameo in SBS Sitcom "Salamander Guru and The Shadows" in episode 4.[22]

On July 18, 2013, it was announced that Key would be cast as Clyde in the Korean production of the broadway musical "Bonnie & Clyde", alongside the cast Kim Min-jong, Um Ki-joon, Dana of CSJH The Grace, and Hyungsik of ZE:A. The performance ran at the Chungmu Art Hall in Seoul from September 4 until October 27, 2013.[23] Not long after, on October 22, he was cast in another Korean adaptation of the broadway musical "The Three Musketeers" as D'Artagnan.[24]

2014–present: Toheart and acting debut

Main article: Toheart (band)
Toheart at the 2014 Hong Kong Dome Festival.

In 2014, Key formed a duo with Woohyun from Infinite. It is a collaboration between S.M. Entertainment and Woollim Entertainment.[25] According to the members, it was their idea to form a duo since they are close friends but they weren't thinking of a musical collaboration, instead of photoshoots and similar activities.[26][27] The duo was well received, winning the Popularity Award at the 29th Golden Disk Awards.[28] Jeff Benjamin from Billboard praised the duo's vocals, and also the choreography and on-screen charisma.[29] In the same year, Key was cast as the lead role for new musical "Zorro", sharing the main role with singer Wheesung and Beast's Yoseob. "Zorro" ran from August 27 till October 26 at the Chungmu Art Hall in Seoul.[30] Key also participated in the MBC variety show "We Got Married Global Edition". His virtual wife was Arisa Yagi, a Japanese model.[31]

In March 2015, Key and CNBLUE's Jung-shin were appointed as the main presenters of Mnet's M! Countdown.[32] The same year Key collaborated with AXODUS, a duo formed by Don Spike and DJ Hanmin. Key took over the vocals for the track "Hold On," and they made a special presentation on July 25, 2015 at the Ansan Valley Rock Festival.[33] In July 2015, Key was announced to be part of the musical "In the Heights",[34] which was also performed with Japanese subtitles at Kanagawa Arts Theatre in Yokohama in 2016.[35] Key made his theatrical debut as Byeong Gu in "Save the Green Planet!", based on the 2003 film of the same name.[36] Key also had his own web show entitled "Key's Know How" produced by Mnet.[37]

In September 2016, Key made his official acting debut in the tvN drama Drinking Solo which aired from September 5 to October 25. He took the role of a student who has been studying for the civil service exam for 3 years. His character has lived an easy life so far but he's currently experiencing a life with no income.[4][38] Even though this was Key's first time acting in a network, his acting was well received by the production team,[39] stating:

Key is someone who works hard. He prepared a lot beforehand... and as an actor, he comprehensively analysed his character role. He is receiving many praise and love from the staff members. Despite having no experience in dramas at the time of his audition, his acting gave off a very fresh vibe. Furthermore, his acting and his enunciation were good and so we decided to cast him.

Personal life

Key was raised by his grandmother from birth; his mother was sick after giving birth and his father was busy with work.[40] On October 10, 2014 Kibum announced on his Instagram account that his grandmother passed away on September 23, 2014. Furthermore, he stated that he wanted to announce it on his own because it didn't feel right for him to announce it through his company.[41] Key graduated from Myongji University with a degree in Film and Musical.[42] He currently attends for his graduate degree in Woosuk University, majoring in "Culture and Education Contents Development". His thesis is titled "The Influence of Styling Education on Appearance Satisfaction and Self-Esteem of Korean Adolescents".[43][44]

Other ventures

Fashion

"The important thing is to not be bound by style in and of itself, but one attitude when it comes to fashion. Matching a fashion item to my own style in and of itself is fun." —Key[45]

Key is one of the best fashionistas among K-idols,[46] with his peculiar and particularly appealing style often not afraid to mix colors. In media, his style is compared to fashion icon G-Dragon. Both are known not to follow trends, but instead have their own unique style, mixing elements of the new trends with outdated items.[47] Key has stated that he enjoys to try something new to look different from others and that instead of being constrained by fashion, he cares more about the attitude towards fashion.[48]

Years after his debut, Key has also ventured into the fashion industry. For instance, he collaborated with designer Ko Taeyong on self-designed sweatshirts depicting his dogs and sold them for charity.[49] In addition, he was also promoted to one of S.M. Entertainment's fashion directors and has been designing Shinee's concert outfits since 2015. In 2016, Key collaborated with Japanese illustrator Bridge Ship House for Shinee's fifth Korean concert tour titled SHINee World V. Key's primary goal of the costume directing is a well-balanced combination of Shinee’s identity as a group and each member’s individualities.[5][6][7] In January 2016, Key became a model for Jill Stuart Accessory.[50] A representative explained that Key was chosen for the brand because he has promoted professionally in a variety of areas such as music and broadcasting, which showed an artistic aspect that overlaps with sensual style and fashion concept of the brand.[8] Key also became a special editor for the Korean Elle, sharing his personal lifestyle in a column called 'Key Story', which is released bi-weekly by the magazine.[51] He shared tips on colour contact lenses,[52] cameras,[53] applications,[54] and more.

Philanthropy

Key and his fans are known to take part in charitable events. In 2012, Key and his fans from Korea, China, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Thailand and seven other countries donated 2.12 tons of rice to World Vision, which was able to feed 17,000 undernourished children and elderly among 11 cities.[55] Later on September 23, 2014, on Key’s birthday, fans raised a total of 2 million won and established a well in Cambodia and to be used as medical aid for poor children.[56] In 2015, Key posted on his Instagram account encouraging viewers to help the citizens in Nepal after its devastating earthquake, and sent moral support.[57] In the same year, Key collaborated with designer Ko Taeyong and sold sweatshirts depicting his dogs. All revenue (approximately 1250 million won) were later donated to the Animal Freedom Union.[49] In 2016, Key along with groupmate Taemin and other artists from S.M. Entertainment took part in the "Make a Promise" campaign organised by UNICEF and Louis Vuitton; whereby 40% of the proceeds were donated through UNICEF to the children in need.[58]

Songwriting

Key has also taken part in lyric-writing (mostly writing the lyrics for rap). In 2009, Key wrote the lyrics to “Get Down” in the album 2009, Year of Us.[59] One year later, he was credited for writing the rap for the track “Get It” in the album, Lucifer,[60] and the track “Girls, Girls, Girls” in the album Dream Girl – The Misconceptions of You.[61] In 2013, Key also wrote the rap for the track “Colourful” in the extended play, Everybody.[62] Key also wrote the rap for the tracks "You're My Lady" and "Tell Me Why" in Toheart's 1st mini-album.[63][64][65] In the album Odd, Key was also credited for writing the rap for the track “Alive”.[66] In 2016, he wrote the rap for the tracks "Don't Let Me Go" and "Don't Stop", which are in the album 1 of 1.[67]

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
2007 Attack on the Pin-Up Boys Extra dancer Cameo
2012 I AM. Himself Documentary of SM Town[68][69]
2015 SMTOWN The Stage

Television Series

Year Title Role Network Notes
2011 Moon Night '90[70] Lee Hyun-do Mnet Deux Episode
2012 Salamander Guru and The Shadows[71] Himself SBS Cameo
2016 Drinking Solo Kim Ki-bum tvN Supporting Role

TV Appearance & Variety Shows

Year Title Role Network Notes
2010 Raising Idol Cast Member Comedy TV with Dongho from U-KISS and Thunder from MBLAQ
2014 7 Hungry Houseguests[72] MBC Ethiopia Episode
Stargazing[73] with Kang Ho-dong
We Got Married Global Edition Himself with Arisa Yagi
2015 Make An Order[74] Co-Host Olive TV with Jun Hyun-moo
Key's Knowhow[37] Himself Mnet broadcast on Mnet's Official YouTube Channel
My Little Television Cast Member MBC broadcast on Lifestyle & Pet
2015–present M! Countdown[75] Host Mnet

Documentary

Year Title Role Network Notes
2016 Seoul Fashion Himself JTBC collaboration between JTBC and CeCi[76]

Musicals and Plays

Year Title Role Note
2012 Catch Me If You Can Frank Abagnale, Jr. Korean Ver.
2013 Bonnie and Clyde Clyde Chestnut Barrow
2013-14 The Three Musketeers D'Artagnan
2014 Zorro Zorro
2015 School Oz David Hologram Musical
2015 Chess Anatoly Sergievsky Korean Ver.
2015-16 In the Heights Usnavi
2016 Save the Green Planet! Byeong Gu

Discography

Main article: Shinee discography
See also: Toheart (band) § Discography

Collaborations and Featurings

Title Year Peak chart positions Album
KOR
Gaon Chart
[77] 		KOR
Billboard K-Pop
[78]
"Healing"
(TRAX feat. Key) 		2010 — — Trax Mini Album Volume 1
"Boys & Girls"
(Girls' Generation feat. Key) 		25 — Oh!
"Barbie Girl"
(Jessica Jung feat. Key) 		— — 1st Asia Tour "Into The New World"
"One Dream"
(BoA feat. Henry Lau and Key) 		2012 34 51 Only One
"Two Moons"
(EXO feat. Key) 		— 14 Mama
"Hold On"
(Axodus feat. Key) 		2015 — * Non-album single
"One Day One Chance"
(with Changmin, Luna, Suho and Xiumin) 		2016 — — School Oz
"One Fine Day"
(with Changmin, Luna, Seulgi, Suho and Xiumin) 		— —
"MAMA"
(with Changmin, Luna, Seulgi, Suho and Xiumin) 		— —
"Genie"
(with Changmin, Luna, Seulgi, Suho and Xiumin) 		— —
"Destination"
(with Changmin, Luna, Seulgi, Suho and Xiumin) 		— —
"Twinkle"
(with Changmin) 		— —
"Sherlock"
(with Changmin, Luna, Seulgi, Suho and Xiumin) 		— —
"One Dream"
(with Changmin, Luna, Seulgi, Suho and Xiumin) 		— —
"Hope"
(with Changmin, Luna, Seulgi, Suho and Xiumin) 		— —
"Growl + Mirotic"
(with Changmin, Luna, Seulgi, Suho and Xiumin) 		— —
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
"*" Billboard Korea K-Pop Hot 100 was introduced in August 2011 and discontinued in July 2014.

Soundtrack Contributions

Title Year Peak chart positions Album
KOR
Gaon Chart
[79] 		US
Billboard World Digital
[80]
"Bravo"
(with Leeteuk) 		2011 — — History of a Salaryman OST
"Key of Secret"[81]
 2016 — — TV Animation Magic Adventure-The Crystal of Dark OST
"Cool"[82]
(with Doyoung)
 281 — 38 Revenue Collection Unit OST
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

See also

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