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Verbal Jint
김진태
Verbal Jint at the Makeus Vacation Party, February 3, 2013
Background information
Birth nameKim Jin-tae
Born (1980-12-19) December 19, 1980 (age 43)
Seoul, South Korea
GenresKorean hip hop, K-pop
Occupation(s)Rapper, record producer, voice actor
Instrument(s)Vocals, keyboard
Years active1999–present
LabelsBrand New Music
Websitehttp://www.brandnewmusic.co.kr/verbaljint
Korean name
Hangul
김진태
Hanja
金辰泰
Revised RomanizationGim Jin-tae
McCune–ReischauerKim Chint'ae

Kim Jin-tae (Korean: 김진태; born December 19, 1980), better known by his stage name Verbal Jint (Korean: 버벌 진트), is an influential South Korean rapper and record producer under Brand New Music.[1]

Verbal Jint is notable for his groundbreaking innovations in Korean hip hop rap rhyme-work. He is also one of the few musicians from the underground hip hop scene to have also achieved crossover mainstream success in a market saturated with K-pop.[2][3][4]

Impact

Before Verbal Jint's official debut in 2001, Korean hip hop lacked a fundamental component of rap, the rhyming. Verbal Jint later said in an interview with the Korea Times, “People who came before us didn’t have much interest in rhyming; artists before us were satisfied with talking fast and thinking that it was rapping — and that sold then.” Verbal Jint's debut mini-album, Modern Rhymes, introduced new innovations in achieving the grammatical accuracy needed to arrange Korean successfully into rhymes. He was the first to create actual rhyme schemes in Korean and his method is now the standard for Korean rapping within the hip hop scene. The rhyme work and flow of his music have been considered revolutionary within the Korean music industry as they have rapidly changed the construction of Korean hip hop music and thus its style and lyrical qualities.[5][6][7]

Early life and education

Verbal Jint was born in Seoul, South Korea. He attended Hanyoung Foreign Language High School, earned an economics degree from Seoul National University, and is currently taking time off from pursuing a law degree at the Hanyang University School of Law.[5]

Verbal Jint completed his mandatory military service for South Korea in the KATUSA program, where Korean soldiers who demonstrate a high level of English fluency and aptitude serve alongside United States Army forces in South Korea.[8]

Career

1999-2008: Underground beginnings and hip hop innovation

Verbal Jint began his rap career as a member of the Korean hip hop crew "Show N Prove" (SNP) and released his first solo songs in 1999, including, "Big Brag," "How High School," and "Foul." He released his first mini-album, Modern Rhymes, in 2001.[9][10][11] The album is credited with introducing rhyme schemes into Korean rapping.[5]

It was several years until Verbal Jint's next releases, 2007's Favorite and 무명. The following year, he formed the hip hop crew Overclass with rappers Warmman and Lobotomy, among others. Notable rappers and singers including San E, Swings, and Urban Zakapa would later join the crew.[12]

2009-2011: Brand New Music and breaking into the mainstream

Verbal Jint experienced his first mainstream success in 2009, when his 2008 album, Framed, won Best Hip Hop Album at the Korean Music Awards.[13] In 2010, he began releasing music under Brand New Stardom, a record label owned by rappers Cho PD and Rhymer. When the company split in two in 2011, Verbal Jint followed Rhymer to his new label Brand New Music.[14]

In 2011, Verbal Jint collaborated with Swings, San-E, L.E.O., Baby Bu, Dawn, and designer Brownbreath on the song, "Stand Up, Japan!," with all proceeds from the digital single donated to help relief efforts after the Japanese Tohoku Tsunami.[15]

Later that year, he released the album Go Easy, and its single, "You Look Good," ultimately reached #5 on the Gaon Digital Chart.[16][17] He promoted the single in October on music program You Hee Yeol's Sketchbook, where he also discussed his side-career as a voice actor in commercials.[18] He also performed the song in Japan as a guest at actor and singer Jang Keun-suk's Tokyo Dome concert on November 26.

Verbal Jint held his first solo concert, "You Look Happier," in December 2011.[19] The same month, he made his first appearance on the music show M! Countdown.[20]

2012-2014: Collaborations and first world tour

In June 2012, Verbal Jint appeared in the first season of Mnet's hip hop reality program "Show Me the Money."[21] His team, composed of himself and rookie rapper Go Young Bin, was eliminated in the second round after a performing a hip hop version of miss A's "Breathe."[22]

That same month, he released the album, 10 Years of Misinterpretation.[23] The album singles, "Good Morning," and "Pretty Enough" were hits, reaching #5 and #6, respectively, on the Gaon Digital Chart.[24][25] He performed "Good Morning" in a special collaboration with the band 10cm in July at the two-day Green Groove Festival in Boryeong, alongside After School, Son Dambi, Wonder Girls and Akon.[26]

Verbal Jint participated in several successful collaborations in 2013, including the hit singles "If It Ain't Love" featuring Ailee, "Hello" by legendary singer Cho Yong-pil, "Take Care of Christmas" with Shin Seung Hun, and a cover of Deux's "Only For You" with Bumkey.[27][28][29][30] He also collaborated live with girl group Girl's Day at the Mnet 20's Choice Awards in July, and with Bumkey and San E at the SBS Gayo Daejun awards in December.[31][32] That year, he fulfilled his long-time wish to collaborate with Hyolyn of SISTAR when she surprised him with an unscheduled appearance on You Hee Yeol's Sketchbook and subsequently featured in his performance of "You Look Good."[33][34]

In May 2014, Verbal Jint went on a world tour with Bumkey, Beenzino, Kanto, and Hwayoung, holding concerts in New York City, Seattle, Los Angeles, and Sydney.[35] He had planned to release a new album, entitled GO HARD Pt. 1: The OTHER SIDE prior to the tour, but he postponed the album's release indefinitely due to the Sewol Ferry Disaster.[36] Later that year, a music video he featured in was delayed due to another disaster. He was featured along with Beenzino, Bobby, B.I. and Mino in Epik High's single "Born Hater" off their eighth studio album Shoebox.[37] The music video was scheduled for pre-release on October 17, but was delayed one day to pay respect to the victims of the Pangyo Techno Valley Vent Collapse.[38] The song received a 19+ rating for profanity and deemed inappropriate for broadcasting by KBS on their media channels.[39] However, the song was a success and reached #3 on the Gaon Digital Chart.[40]

Later that year, Verbal Jint featured on "Rainstorm by Rainstone," a collaborative track with producer Rainstone, American R&B singer Brian McKnight, and San E.[41]

2015-present: Show Me The Money and starting a new label

In 2015, Verbal Jint made his first appearance on the TV variety show Running Man in a "hip hop star special" with Jay Park, Jessi, and other rappers.[42] He continued his variety show appearances that summer as a judge on the 4th season of Mnet's hip hop reality program Show Me the Money, where he represented record label Brand New Music alongside San E.[43] He featured on charted singles from show contestants Black Nut and Basick, the latter of whom won the season as part of "Team Brand New Music."[44][45][46] After the show's finale, Verbal Jint performed with the judges and contestants from the season in a world tour in South Korea and the United States.[47] Later that year, he appeared on seasons one and two of Show Me the Money spin-off Unpretty Rapstar, during which he produced several singles for contestants.[48][49]

Verbal Jint released two albums in 2015. On August 31, he released the mini-album Yeoja with Sanchez of the hip-hop trio Phantom.[50] And, after three years of preparation, he released the album GO HARD Pt. 1: The OTHER SIDE on December 19.[51] He also featured on several singles, including Girls' Generation's Taeyeon's solo debut's title track "I," which ranked number one across eight different real time music charts shortly after its release on October 7.[52]

In November 2015, Brand New Music representatives announced that Verbal Jint plans to start an independent label while continuing to promote under Brand New Music.[53]

Voice actor work

In addition to his career as a rapper, Verbal Jint has provided voiceovers and narration for many TV shows and advertisements.[18] His voice has appeared in South Korean TV commercials for brands including Vitamin Water, LG, and Hyundai.[1]

Discography

Albums

Title Album information Track listing
무명
  • Released: November 27, 2007
  • Label: KT Music
Track listing
  1. Favorite (Gettheride remix) (feat. Dynamic Duo)
  2. 투올더힙합키즈 투
  3. 시간 (feat. VON)
  4. Trouble (feat. B-soap and E-Sens)
  5. Overclass 2007 (feat. NODO, PB, JA, youngcook, Warmman, Steady B, VON, Giant, B-soap, and Kjun)
  6. 무비스타
  7. 삼박자
  8. Unused Piece for Ten Ten Club
  9. 개꼬장
  10. Cold As Ice (feat. Swings and Warmman)
  11. 90년대에게
  12. Favorite (Gettheride instrumental)
  13. 투올더힙합키즈 투 (instrumental)
  14. 시간 (instrumental)
  15. Trouble (instrumental)
  16. Unused Piece for Ten Ten Club (instrumental)
  17. 투올더힙합키즈 투 (a cappella)
  18. 삼박자 (a cappella)
Framed (누명)
Track listing

Disc 1

  1. Prejudice
  2. Framed
  3. Sentenced
  4. Exile
  5. Oblivion
  6. 2008 Republic of Korea (feat. San E, Swings, Gehrith IsIe)
  7. History of Kanji
  8. Tight이란 낱말의 존재이유
  9. 1219 Epiphany
  10. Ad Hoc (feat. England & 12MB)
  11. Back (feat. b-soap(비솝) & England)
  12. May Be A Way Of Life, Death
  13. Want You (Feat. INC(ko:INC) & VON)
  14. Circles (feat. b-soap(비솝), Nuck(넋업샨), Warmman & Jo Hyuna of Urban Zakapa)
  15. Losing My Love
  16. How Long
  17. Leavin` (Feat. MC Meta, E-Sens & Jo Hyuna of Urban Zakapa)
  18. Go To Sleep
  19. Drunk
  20. The Grind
  21. Fire
  22. The Lion in Young Children
  23. 여여(如如)

Disc 2

  1. 투올더힙합키즈 투(Simo Remix)
  2. 투올더힙합키즈 투 (Bamduck Remix)
  3. 투올더힙합키즈 투 (Magnum Propaga Remx by Psycoban)
  4. 투올더힙합키즈 투 (Siren Remix)
  5. Make Up Sex (Ja Remix)
  6. Downhill (Ja Remix)
  7. Favorite Remix (feat. Kebee(키비) and The Quiett)
  8. 투올더힙합키즈 투 (Quaalude Remix)
  9. 개꼬장(El Jamic Remix)
  10. 투올더힙합키즈 투 (The Quiett Remix)
  11. Get 2 Know U (Remix)
  12. 투올더힙합키즈 투 (D`anne Michelle Remix)
The Good Die Young
  • Released: October 26, 2009
  • Label: Annie Dog Music
Track listing
  1. 56 Bars
  2. The Departed (feat. Wheesung)
  3. Inspiration
  4. Searchin' (feat. The Quiett)
  5. Been Around the Block
  6. Yessir (feat. Jo Hyuna of Urban Zakapa)
  7. Ordinary (feat. Rimi)
  8. Check the Rhyme
  9. Triplex 2010
  10. Do Not Say Goodbyte
  11. Quiz Show (feat. Lisa(리사))
  12. R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
  13. Dramas of Life (feat. Beenzino)
  14. Bad Education (feat. Tiger JK)
  15. La Strada
Go Easy
Track listing
  1. Single Male, Born In the Year of the Monkey (feat. Zico)
  2. You Look Good (feat. The Black Skirts)
  3. What An Insult (feat. Koonta)
  4. Sophisticated Bitch 2012 (feat. San E and Okasian)
  5. Positivity
  6. Want You Back (feat. Nodo)
  7. Luv Songz (feat. 태완 aka C-Luv)
  8. Promise Me, Promise Me 2012 (Feat. Jo Hyun Ah of Urban Zakapa)
  9. Available (Feat. Lady Jane)
  10. Perfect Match
  11. My Audi (feat. The Quiett)
  12. Keep Your Head Up
10 Years of Misinterpretation, Pt. 1

(10년동안의 오독I)

Track listing
  1. Misinterpretation (Intro)
  2. Live Music
  3. Perfect Day (feat. Ivy)
  4. Good Morning (feat. JungYeol)
  5. Happy Birthday (feat. As One)
  6. Got To Be U (feat. Si Jin)
  7. You Deserve Better (feat. Sanchez of Phantom)
  8. Raindrops (feat. Psycoban)
  9. She’s Gone
  10. From Boys to Men 2013 (feat Zion, Hanhae)
GO HARD Pt. 1: The OTHER SIDE

(GO HARD Pt. 1: 양가치)

Track listing
  1. Rewind
  2. Where It All Started (feat. Beenzino)
  3. Words From the 90'S
  4. Brand New Day (feat. Taewan)
  5. Tenant Flow
  6. Average Joe (feat. Black Nut)
  7. In a Perfect World (feat Taeyeon)
  8. Affogato (feat. Sanchez of Phantom)
  9. Hyunja Time (The Moment of Clarity)
  10. VJ vs. VJ
  11. Rare Breed (feat. YDG)
  12. Fast Forward
  13. Landlord Flow
  14. Karma (feat. Lil Cham)
  15. Fear
  16. Seoul State of Mind (feat. Gaeko, Basick, & Tablo
  17. Hollywood Blues (feat. Esna)
  18. Language Barrier
  19. The Grind, Pt. 2 (feat. Jerry.k)
  20. My Bentley
  21. Gone

EPs

Title Album information Track listing
Modern Rhymes
  • Released: July 13, 2001
Track listing
  1. Overclass
  2. (Interlude)
  3. 사랑해 누나 (I Love You Noona) (feat. Wheesung)
  4. Radio
  5. Drama
  6. What U Write 4 (feat. P-Type and The Illest I.L.L.S.)
  7. History In The Making
Favorite
Track listing
  1. Hapkkyung
  2. Favorite (feat. Dynamic Duo)
  3. Interlude
  4. Downhill (feat. Tablo ＆ Mithra Jin of Epik High)
  5. Make up sex (feat. Kjun)
  6. Snotty
  7. 엉덩이가 닮았네 (feat. Matilda Fung of Vasia)
  8. Unused Piece for Cultwo Show
  9. Dance Together (with Kjun)
  10. Favorite (Inst.)
  11. Make Up Sex (Inst.)
  12. 엉덩이가 닮았네 (Inst.)
  13. Downhill (Inst.)
2 The Hard Way

(Collaboration with Cho PD)

Track listing
  1. Map Music (feat. Zico)
  2. Super Hero (feat. 샛별)
  3. Man Up (feat. 박미경)
  4. Origin of the Species (feat. Swings and 블록버스터)
  5. Map Music (instrumental)
  6. Super Hero (instrumental)
  7. Man Up (instrumental)
  8. Origin of the Species (instrumental)
Go Easy 0.5
Track listing
  1. 약속해 약속해 (I Promise I Promise) (feat. G.NA)
  2. 기름 같은걸 끼얹나 (How Dare Do You Pour a Oil or Something) (feat. 뎁 and Beenzino)
  3. 우아한 년 (Elegant Bitch) (feat. 상추 Of Mighty Mouth)
  4. 약속해 약속해 (I Promise I Promise) (Inst.)
  5. 기름 같은걸 끼얹나 (How Dare Do You Pour a Oil or Something) (Inst.)
  6. 우아한 년 (Elegant Bitch) (Inst.)
  7. 크리스마스를 부탁해 (Take Care of Christmas)
Yeoja (여자)

(Collaboration with Sanchez)

Track listing
  1. Good Times
  2. Favorite!
  3. 다른그림찾기 (Spot the Difference) (feat. Stella Jang)
  4. My Type 2.5 (feat. Kang Min-kyung)
  5. 싫대 (Doin It) (feat. Bumkey)
  6. 귀아래 (Body 2 Body) (feat. LE of EXID)
  7. 굿나잇 (Good Night)

Mixtapes

Title Album details
Sagittarius Vol.1 :
Mobeom Rhymes
  • Released: August 24, 2008
  • Label: Self-released
  • Formats: CD, digital download
Sagittarius Vol.2 :
Excess Evolution
  • Released: December 8, 2009
  • Label: Self-released
  • Formats: CD, digital download
Sagittarius Vol.3 : Metamorphosis
  • Released: December 2, 2011
  • Label: Self-released
  • Formats: CD, digital download


Charted songs

Year Title Peak chart positions Sales[a]
KOR
[54] 		KOR
K-pop
[55][b]
2011
"What Do You Know (니가 뭘 알아)" by NS Yoon-G (feat. Verbal Jint) 34 —
"You Look Good (좋아보여)" (feat. The Black Skirts) 5 —
2012
"Good Morning" (feat. Kwon Jung-yeol of 10cm) 5 6
"Pretty Enough (충분히 예뻐)"[c] (feat. Sanchez of Phantom) 6 8
2013
"Good Start (시작이 좋아)" (feat. Kang Min Hee) 5 4
"Walking in the Rain (비범벅)" (feat. Bumkey) 6 11
"I Can't Live Because of You" by Seo In-guk (feat. Verbal Jint) 4 6
"If It Ain't Love" (feat. Ailee) 7 10
"Hello" by Cho Yong Pil (feat. Verbal Jint) 4 5
"Where Did You Sleep" by San E (feat. Verbal Jint and Swings) 9 8
"Be Warmed" by Davichi (feat. Verbal Jint) 1 3
"Take Care of Christmas (크리스마스를 부탁해)" (feat. Shin Seung-hun) 55 41
"Only For You (너에게만)" (with Bumkey) 4 4
2014
"You Make Me Feel Brand New" (with San E, Bumkey, Swings, Phantom, and Kanto) 13 17
"Just Another Rapper" (with Swings and San E) 23 —
"Naughty Hands" by Sistar (feat. Verbal Jint) 7 —
"I Smell Autumn" (feat. Eddy Kim) 17 —
"Born Hater" by Epik High (feat. Beenzino, Verbal Jint, B.I, Mino, and Bobby) 3 —
"Brand New Day" (with San E, Phantom, As One, P-Type, Taewan, Kang Min Hee,

Kanto, Champagne & Candle, Yang Da Il, and DJ IT)

30 —
2015
"Doin' It" (with Sanchez) (feat. Bumkey) 17 —
"M.I.L.E. (Make It Look Easy)" (with Black Nut and San E) 22 —
"I'm The Man" (with Basick and San E) 97 —
"I" by Taeyeon (feat. Verbal Jint) 1 —
"If The World Was Perfect (세상이 완벽했다면)" (feat. Taeyeon) 25 —
"Heat It Up" (with San E, Bumkey, Hanhae, Kanto, Kang Min Hee, Yang Da Il, and Candle) 40 —
2016
"Medicine (약도 없대요)" by Baek Ji Young (feat. Verbal Jint) 11 —
"Like A Flower (꽃같아)" by Yoo Jae Hwan (feat. Verbal Jint) 20 —

Filmography

Television variety programs

Year Title Notes
2012 Quiz Show Idol Preview (퀴즈쇼 아이돌시사회) Appeared as a panelist.[19]
Show Me The Money Eliminated in the second round as part of a team with rookie rapper Go Young Bin.[22]
2015 Running Man Guest on episode 252.[42]
Show Me The Money 4 Appeared throughout season as producer on "Team Brand New Music." Mentored winning contestant Basick.[46]
Unpretty Rapstar Guest appearance. Produced "Good Start 2015" by Jimin and "My Type" by Cheetah and Jessi.[76][77]
Unpretty Rapstar 2 Guest appearance. Produced "Me, Myself and I" by Heize and "If It Weren't For Music" by Truedy.[48][78]

Television music programs

Year Title Notes
2011 M Countdown Performed on December 29 episode.[20]
You Hee-yeol's Sketchbook Performed on October 27 episode with the Black Skirts and Jo Hyuna of Urban Zakapa.[18]
2012 Surprise performance with Hyolin of Sistar.[33]
2013 M Countdown Performed "If It Ain't Love" with Kang Min Hee standing in for Ailee.[79][80]
Music Bank
2015 You Hee-yeol's Sketchbook Performed on June 26 episode with Sanchez.[81]
2016 Performed on January 16 episode.[82]

Awards

Year Recipient Award Category Result
2004 Verbal Jint HiphopPlaya Awards[83] Featuring Artist of the Year Won
2009 Framed Korean Music Awards Best Hip-hop Album Won
2011 "Go Easy" Olleh Indie Awards[84] Album of the Month Won
"Pretty Enough" HiphopPlaya Awards[85] Single of the Year Won
Music Video of the Year Won
2012 Verbal Jint Korean Music Awards Male Musician of the Year Netizen Vote Won
"Good Morning" Cyworld Digital Music Awards[86] June 2012 Song of the Month Won
"You Deserve Better" Mnet Asian Music Awards Best Rap Performance Nominated
2013 "If It Ain't Love" MelOn Music Awards Best Rap Performance Nominated
Mnet Asian Music Awards Best Rap Performance Nominated
Mnet 20's Choice Awards[87] 20's Hot Rapper Won
2014 "Born Hater" HiphopPlaya Awards[88] Video of the Year Won
Collaboration of the Year Won

Notes

  1. ^ Korean sale numbers are based on the Gaon Download Chart count.
  2. ^ The Billboard Korea K-Pop Hot 100 chart existed from September 3, 2011 to June 16, 2014.
  3. ^ This song's title has also been translated as "You Deserve Better."

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  32. ^ "Verbal Jint, Bumkey, and San E to Perform a Special Stage at "2013 SBS Gayo Daejun"". Soompi. Retrieved 2014-07-20.
  33. ^ a b "SISTAR's Hyorin surprises Verbal Jint on 'Yoo Hee Yeol's Sketchbook'". Allkpop. Retrieved 2014-07-19.
  34. ^ "Verbal Jint makes third love call to SISTAR's Hyorin". Allkpop. Retrieved 2014-10-28.
  35. ^ "Verbal Jint to Hold World Tour, Starting with New York City". Soompi. Retrieved 2014-07-20.
  36. ^ "Verbal Jint Pushes Back Comeback Album Release in Mourning Over Sewol Victims". KpopStarz. Retrieved 2014-07-23.
  37. ^ "Epik High Drops MV for "Born Hater" Featuring Beenzino, Verbal Jint, Bobby, B.I, and Mino". Retrieved 2014-10-28.
  38. ^ "YG delays release of Epik High's 'Born Hater' MV in light of 'Pangyo Techno Valley Festival' incident". Retrieved 2014-10-29.
  39. ^ "6 tracks off Epik High's 'Shoebox' deemed inappropriate for broadcast by KBS". Retrieved 2014-10-29.
  40. ^ a b Cumulative sales of "Born Hater":
  41. ^ "Rainstone Drops Music Video for Brian McKnight, Verbal Jint and San E Collaboration". Retrieved 2014-10-28.
  42. ^ a b "'Running Man's 'hip-hop star special' to feature guests Jay Park, Eun Ji Won, Jessi, San E, & Verbal Jint!". Allkpop. Retrieved 2016-03-21.
  43. ^ "Mnet Reveals Judges for Season 4 of "Show Me the Money"". Soompi. Retrieved 2016-03-21.
  44. ^ a b Sales for "M.I.L.E.": "Gaon Download Chart, August 2015 (see #39)". Gaon Music Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-20.
  45. ^ a b Cumulative Sales for "I'm The Man":
  46. ^ a b "The Winner of "Show Me the Money 4" Announced". Soompi. 2015-08-28. Retrieved 2016-04-19.
  47. ^ "Mnet confirms 'Show Me The Money 4' concerts in Korea and the U.S. this fall!". Allkpop. Retrieved 2016-03-21.
  48. ^ a b "Truedy drops 'If It Weren't For Music' featuring Cheetah and Verbal Jint". Allkpop. Retrieved 2016-03-22.
  49. ^ "'Unpretty Rapstar' release two tracks with producers Zico and Verbal Jint and featured artist Kangnam". Allkpop. Retrieved 2016-03-22.
  50. ^ "[Album Review] Verbal Jint shows off on 'Yeoja'". The Korea Herald. Retrieved 2016-03-21.
  51. ^ "Verbal Jint to Release Album 'GO HARD Part. 1: Upward Leveling' Completely". BNTNews UK. Retrieved 2016-03-21.
  52. ^ "SNSD′s Taeyeon Sweeps 8 Music Charts with ′I′". Mnet America. Retrieved 2016-03-22.
  53. ^ "Verbal Jint Announces That He Will Be Heading Towards Independent Label". Koogle.tv. Retrieved 2016-03-21.
  54. ^ "Gaon Digital Chart (weekly edition)" (in Korean). Gaon Music Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-19. {{cite web}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= (help)
  55. ^ "Korea K-Pop Hot 100". Billboard. Retrieved 2016-03-21. {{cite web}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= (help)
  56. ^ Cumulative sales for "What Do You Know":
  57. ^ Sales for "Good Start": "Gaon Download Chart 2013 (see #72)". Gaon Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-20.
  58. ^ Cumulative sales for "Walking in the Rain":
  59. ^ Sales for "I Can't Live Because of You": "Gaon Download Chart 2013 (see #90)". Gaon Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-20.
  60. ^ Sales for "If It Ain't Love": "Gaon Download Chart 2013 (see #62)". Gaon Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-20.
  61. ^ Sales for "Hello": "Gaon Download Chart 2013 (see #77)". Gaon Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-20.
  62. ^ Sales for "Where Did You Sleep":
  63. ^ Sales for "Be Warmed": "Gaon Download Chart 2013 (see #14)". Gaon Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-20.
  64. ^ Sales for "Take Care of Christmas": "Gaon Download Chart December 2013 (see #77)". Gaon Chart. Archived from the original on June 23, 2015. Retrieved 2016-03-20. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |deadurl= ignored (|url-status= suggested) (help)
  65. ^ Cumulative sales for "Only For You":
  66. ^ Sales for "You Make Me Feel Brand New": "Gaon Download Chart January 2014 (see #28)". Gaon Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-20.
  67. ^ Cumulative sales for "Just Another Rapper":
  68. ^ Cumulative sales for "Naughty Hands":
  69. ^ Sales for "I Smell Autumn": "Gaon Download Chart September 2014 (see #49)". Gaon Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-20.
  70. ^ Sales for "Brand New Day": "Gaon Download Chart, December 2014 (see #43)". Gaon Music Chart. Archived from the original on June 23, 2015. Retrieved 2016-03-20. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |deadurl= ignored (|url-status= suggested) (help)
  71. ^ Cumulative Sales for "Doin' It":
  72. ^ Cumulative Sales for "I":
  73. ^ Sales for "If The World Was Perfect": "Gaon Download Chart, November 29-December 5, 2015 (see #13)". Gaon Music Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-20.
  74. ^ Cumulative Sales for "Heat It Up":
  75. ^ Sales for "Medicine":"Gaon Download Chart, February 2016 (see #14)". Gaon Music Chart. Retrieved 2016-03-22.
  76. ^ "Brand New Music denies plagiarism accusations against Verbal Jint's 'My Type' for 'Unpretty Rapstar'". All Kpop. 2015-03-04. Retrieved 2016-04-19.
  77. ^ ""Unpretty Rapstar" releases Track 2 "Good Start 2015" ft. AOA's Jimin and 2AM's Seulong". Koreaboo. 2015-02-26. Retrieved 2016-04-19.
  78. ^ "Heize drops 'Unpretty Rapstar 2's next track 'Me, Myself & I' ft. Jessi and Wheesung". All Kpop. 2015-09-25. Retrieved 2016-04-19.
  79. ^ "Verbal Jint returns with "If It Ain't Love" on 'M! Countdown'!". All Kpop. 2013-02-28. Retrieved 2016-04-19.
  80. ^ "Verbal Jint brings "If It Ain't Love" to 'Music Bank'!". All Kpop. 2013-03-01. Retrieved 2016-04-19.
  81. ^ "Verbal Jint Confesses That He Is Frustrating to Date". Soompi. 2015-06-26. Retrieved 2016-04-19.
  82. ^ "Verbal Jint chooses the top three rappers in Korean hip hop". All Kpop. 2015-01-15. Retrieved 2016-04-19.
  83. ^ "The Hiphop Playa Awards 2004". hiphopplaya.com. Retrieved 2016-03-21.
  84. ^ "Verbal Jint wins the "Album of the Month" award from the "Olleh Indie Music Awards"". Allkpop. Retrieved 2014-07-21.
  85. ^ "2011 HipHopPlaya Awards". HipHopPlaya Magazine. Retrieved 2014-07-21.
  86. ^ "2012 Cyworld Winners". Cyworld Music. Retrieved 2014-07-21.
  87. ^ "[20′s Choice] 2NE1′s CL, Infinite, Shinhwa and More Win Big at 2013 20′s Choice Awards". Mwave Mnet. Retrieved 2014-07-21.
  88. ^ "2014 HipHopPlaya Awards". Retrieved 2016-03-21.


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