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Winner in 2020 (L-R: Mino, Kim Jin-woo, Kang Seung-yoon, Lee Seung-hoon)
Winner in 2020
(L-R: Mino, Kim Jin-woo, Kang Seung-yoon, Lee Seung-hoon)
Background information
OriginSeoul, South Korea
Genres
Years active2014 (2014)–present
LabelsYG
Member ofYG Family
SpinoffsMOBB
Members
Past membersNam Tae-hyun
Websitewww.yg-winner.com

Winner (/wɪnə/; Korean: 위너; stylized as WINNER) is a South Korean boy band consisting of members Kim Jin-woo, Lee Seung-hoon, Mino, Kang Seung-yoon. Nam Tae-hyun was previously part of the group, but departed in 2016.

The group was formed in 2013 by YG Entertainment and Mnet's WIN: Who Is Next, later debuting in 2014 with their studio album 2014 S/S. The band charted number one on the Gaon Music Chart with both their album 2014 S/S and single "Empty”.

Winner has received awards from the Melon Music Awards, the Style Icon Awards, and MTV Asia Music Gala. Their lead single "Really Really" from their album Fate Number For (2017), sold over 2.5 million digital copies in South Korea, and surpassed 100 million streams on the Gaon Music Chart.

History

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2010–2013: Formation and early activities

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Following the launches of YG Entertainment's boy band Big Bang (2006), and girl group 2NE1 (2009), the label conducted global and private auditions to form their next debuting act.[1] After three years,[2] the prospective line-up of the new group was announced. Kang Seung-yoon and Lee Seung-hoon, both public figures from their appearances onSuperstar K2 (2010) and K-pop Star (2011–2012), respectively, were revealed as members.[3][4][5][6] Kim Jin-woo, also known as Jinu, was discovered by Big Bang's Seungri at his academy,[7] leading to an audition at the label in 2010.[8] Nam Tae-hyun joined YG Entertainment through an audition held in 2011. Song Min-ho, also known as Mino, debuted under Y2Y Contents Company as a member of BoM (2011), which disbanded a year and eight months later.[9] He joined YG Entertainment in 2013 as a member of the ensemble.

Image depicting Winner's Logo (2014–2016)

The group's debut process was documented in Mnet's WIN: Who Is Next (2013), a reality competition show which pitted two teams of trainees against each other for the chance to be YG Entertainment's next debuting act, and the opener for Big Bang's Japan Dome Tour.[10][11] Over the course of 100 days, the teams were put through three rounds of performances and public voting.[12] They were also evaluated and mentored by "YG Family" artists (i.e. Big Bang, 2NE1, Epik High), namely Taeyang and G-Dragon.[13][14] The finale was broadcast live from the SK Olympic Handball Gymnasium, hosted by Daesung and Yoo In-na, in front of over 3,000 attendees. [15][16] It showcased the teams' self-composed works, "Go Up" and "Climax," which became their first entries on the Gaon Digital Chart at number 8 and 12, respectively.[17] On October 25, "Team A", composed of Kang Seung-yoon, Lee Seung-hoon, Jinu, Nam Tae-hyun, and Mino,[18] was announced as the winner of the competition.[19] "Team B" later debuted under YG Entertainment in 2015, as the boy group "IKon".

At the end of 2013, the quintet joined Big Bang's Japan Dome Tour as an opening act.[10] During this time, the band held its first official event entitled "Hello! Winner",[20] where they greeted 300 fans amidst a crowd of 8,000 people in Osaka.[21] Winner also performed as guests for 2NE1's All or Nothing World Tour in Seoul on March 1st and 2nd, 2014,[22][23] during the recording of their reality program Winner TV (2013–2014), which documented their debut preparation and lifestyle.[24] They later joined 2NE1 on additional tour stops in Asia.[25] Winner performed at the YG Family Power World Tour in Osaka on April 12, 2014.[26]

2014–2016: 2014 S/S, international recognition, and Nam's departure

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Winner performing "Smile Again" at the Samsung Passion Talk Concert on November 11, 2014.
The five-piece giving their winning speech after receiving the bonsang award at the Melon Music Awards on November 13, 2014.

Eight months after the conclusion of WIN: Who is Next, the quintet were re-introduced to the public between June and August 2014.[27] Following a series of teasers and photos preceding their debut,[28] the band held a launch showcase with an audience of 400 attendees at the Conrad Seoul Hotel on August 6, 2014,[29] to introduce the band's music and look. The showcase involved a fashion show with models from YG KPlus, and the members walking down a catwalk.[29] It was recognized by the Red Dot Design Awards for being the first-ever artist debut to utilize a fashion launch concept, winning them the artist's debut branding category.[30][31]

On August 17, 2014, Winner officially debuted with the singles "Empty" and "Color Ring".[32] They had their first television performance on the same day.[33][34] They became the fastest act to win on a music show, winning on M!Countdown five days after their debut.[35] 2014 S/S debuted atop the Gaon Album Chart and a number of international music charts,[36] including the Billboard World Albums Chart.[37] They also debuted at number six on Billboard's Heatseekers Chart.[38] On the Gaon Digital Chart, "Empty" and "Color Ring" charted at 1st and 3rd place, respectively, and the former remained at number one for two consecutive weeks.[39] "Don't Flirt" became the most downloaded B-side on the platform at the time. On September 10, 2014, the band released a Japanese version of the album, which peaked at number two on the Oricon Albums Chart.[40] The following day, they embarked on their first Japan tour, which concluded in Tokyo on October 11, 2014, with a total of 50,000 attendees.[41] They were selected as one of the ten best artists of the year at the 2014 Melon Music Awards,[42] in addition to winning multiple Best New Artist awards at the 29th Golden Disc Awards and 4th Gaon Chart Music Awards, among others.[43] Abroad, they were awarded the Best New Force Group at the QQ Music Awards, and the Most Popular Korean Group at the Youku Tudou Young Choice 2014.[44][45] The band was also listed as one of the thirteen top breakout artists of 2014 by Fuse.[46]

Starting on January 10, 2015, the ensemble commenced their first fan meeting tour titled "WWIC" (Worldwide Inner Circle Conference). They visited 4,000 fans at their first stop in Beijing,[47] and 6,500 fans in Shanghai the following week.[48] The fan meeting tour's success resulted in a surge in popularity of the band's profile on Weibo,[49] leading the group to add a stop in Shenzhen on January 24, 2015, due to popular demand.[49] Lee Seung-hoon, who was absent from the previous stops due to health reasons,[47] was present at their fan meeting at the Olympic Gymnastics Arena in Seoul on January 31, which garnered 10,000 fans. The fan event was further expanded to regions including Osaka on February 20 and 21, and Tokyo the following day. In total, the tour attracted an audience of 31,500 people across the three countries. Winner was later presented with a branding design prize for "WWIC 2015" from the iF Product Design Award 2016 in Germany.[50] In September, 2015, the group embarked on their second Japan fan meeting tour, where they greeted over 36,000 attendees across ten cities.[51][52]

The quintet performing at the Winner Japan Tour 2015 in Nagoya, Japan.

The group was scheduled to release five 'project releases' in 2016. The first, a duet featuring Mino and Nam titled "Pricked", was released on January 11, 2016.[53][54] In the lead-up to the first installation of their project, entitled "Exit Movement", a number of musical covers of their lead singles, "Sentimental" and "Baby Baby",[55] were released as promotional teasers by artists such as Dean, Zion.T, and G-Dragon.[56] Released on February 1, 2016,[57] Winner's EP, Exit: E, debuted atop the Gaon Album Chart, and at number two on the Billboard's World Albums Chart.[58] Its lead singles topped all eight music streaming platforms in South Korea, and achieved a real-time "all-kill".[59] In China, "Baby Baby" became the most streamed song within the first half of the year among Korean releases on QQ Music.[60] Winner held their first-ever concert tour in Korea starting on March 12th and 13th, at Olympic Gymnastics Arena in Seoul. The group also held shows in Gwangju, Daegu, and Busan, in April.[61][62] In June 2016, the group brought their Exit Tour to Japan, attracting over 36,000 fans.[63]

Winner's variety show Half-Moon Friends (2016), which aired on JTBC, gained popularity both in Korea and abroad, garnering over 75 million views via Miaopai, and surpassing 100 million views through other platforms in China alone.[64] Their success in the country won them the Overseas Popularity Award at the MTV Asia Music Gala.[65] In October 2016, Nam took a break from the group due to mental health reasons, and the rest of the "Exit Movement" series was delayed indefinitely.[66] He officially departed from the band on November 25, resulting in the project's cancellation.[67][68]

2017–2019: Reformation, continued success, and first world tour

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Winner posing on the red carpet for the 32nd Golden Disc Awards.

After a 14-month hiatus, the group returned as a quartet on April 4, 2017 with Fate Number For.[69] The music video for the title track "Really Really", was filmed by director Dave Meyers.[70] The single debuted atop the Gaon Digital Chart, and hit number three on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales, marking the group's highest position to date.[71] It went on to surpass 100 million streams, making Winner the first ever male idol group in history to achieve that feat while keeping their "Chart-In" status.[72] It was also chosen to be on the Apple Music's "Best of the Week" list.[73] To commemorate the album's release, Winner held a three-day "concept showroom" showcase at Club NB in Seoul from April 2nd to 4th.[74] On May 31st, they released their debut Japanese single album, which contained Japanese renditions of "Really Really" and "Fool".[75] On August 4th, Winner released their second single album, Our Twenty For, which included the lead singles, "Love Me Love Me" and "Island".[76] The former was chosen by Dazed Digital as one of the 20 best K-Pop songs of 2017.[77]

Through tvN's New Journey to the West 4, Mino's wish to appear on Youth Over Flowers with his fellow Winner members was granted as a special supplementary show. Filming for Winner's Youth Over Flowers took place in West Australia while airing began on November 7.[78]

Winner attending Kiehl's Nature + The City Event in Gangnam on May 18, 2018

On February 7, 2018, Winner released their first Japanese studio album, Our Twenty For, which included new Japanese songs, "Raining" and "Have a Good Day",[79] and embarked on their third Japan tour, "We'll Always Be Young".[80] On April 4, Winner released their second studio album Everyday with a lead single of the same name. The album includes Korean versions of "Raining" and "Have a Good Day".[81] The lead single "Everyday" was the group's first time experimenting with the trap genre, and they reunited with director Dave Meyers for its music video.[82] On June 17, Winner held a fan meeting, "WWIC 2018", 3 years after their last event in 2015.[83] A total of 6,000 tickets were sold.[84] On July 4, Winner announced their first-ever world tour, Everywhere, starting in Seoul on August 19, and followed by seven stops throughout Asia.[85] The tour resumed in January 2019 with an encore tour in Seoul.[86] The same month, Winner expanded their Everywhere tour to North America, beginning in Seattle, and stopping in six other cities including Los Angeles, Dallas, and Toronto.[87]

On December 19, Winner returned with the single album Millions with a lead single of the same name.[88] Millions claimed the number two spot on Gaon, and received six music show wins.[89]

On May 15, Winner released their second EP We, alongside lead single "Ah Yeah". The single received generally positive reviews.[90] During this comeback, the group entered the Gaon Chart with a triple crown. "Ah Yeah" peaked at number one on the Gaon Download Chart and two on the Digital Chart, while the EP claimed number one on the Album Chart, selling over 129,000 physical copies.[90] On June 29, the group held another private stage, WWIC 2019. It was held twice in one day at Jangchung Arena in Seoul. On July 3, 2019, Winner commenced their concert tour in Japan. It began with a concert at Nakano Sun Plaza in Tokyo, and concluded on September 16 at Marine Messe in Fukuoka. The tour garnered a total audience of 50,000 attendees in eight cities.[91]

Winner at a fan signing event in Yeongdeungpo on November 2, 2019

Winner released their third EP Cross with the lead single "Soso" on October 23.[92] Their Asian tour, the "Cross Tour", began in Seoul on October 26, and they went on to visit nine cities throughout the continent through February 2020. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, their stop in Singapore was cancelled, followed by the cancellation of their Seoul encore concert.[93][94] This led the group to hold a free live concert online entitled "Winner Cross Special Live" on Naver V Live on February 14, 2020. They performed for two hours, garnering 1 million viewers.[95] Originally, the "Cross Tour" focused on a "spy" concept, with two different set lists arranged for two different days. The set lists were differentiated through the symbols, x and +, alluding to a "cross" symbol.[96]

2020–present: Military enlistment and releases

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For Winner's third full-length album, Remember, a pre-release digital single entitled "Hold" (뜸) was released on March 26, 2020. It charted number one on several music streaming platforms, including Naver, Bugs, and Soribada.[97] Its accompanying music video stars Lee Su-hyun of AKMU playing the band's little sister.[97] To promote the single, the four-piece created the "Ddeum Challenge" on TikTok, which trended and attracted the attention of celebrities such as 2NE1's Sandara Park, model Hyoni Kang, and CIX's Seunghun and Hyunsuk.[98] Released on April 9, Remember contained eight tracks, including a lead single of the same name, the pre-release single "Hold" (뜸), and four re-recorded singles from their debut album, 2014 S/S. The album earned the group their highest first week sales since their debut.[99]

In August 2021, Following the end of Winner's seven-year contract with YG Entertainment, the members renewed their contracts for five more years.[100] On February 18, 2022, YG Entertainment announced the band's first concert in two years, which was held at the KSPO Dome in Seoul, on April 30 and May 1. The latter date was also available on online streaming.[101] Winner returned on July 5, 2022 with their fourth EP Holiday and its lead single "I Love U" on July 5.[102] On December 11, 2022, YG Entertainment announced that Winner would hold an online concert "Winner Live Stage [White Holiday]" on December 29, 2022.[103]

Kim Jin-woo was the band's first member to enlist for Korean mandatory military service on April 2, 2020. As a result, the group's activities were paused until further notice.[104] Lee Seung-hoon was the second member to enlist on April 16, 2020.[105] Kim and Lee were discharged from their duties on December 31, 2021, and January 15, 2022, respectively.[106] On March 2, 2023, YG Entertainment announced that Mino would enlist on March 24, 2023 and serve as a social worker and [107] on May 24, 2023, YG Entertainment announced that Kang Seung-yoon would enlist on June 20, 2023 as an active duty soldier.[108]

Artistry

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Musicality and songwriting

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"Smile Again" (2013)
"Smile Again" is a dance song showcasing synth sounds and rhythmic rapping. It combines elements of EDM with the theme of "hope".[109]
"Empty" (2014)
"Empty", from 2014 S/S, is a mid-tempo fusion of Hip hop and R&B with lyrical acoustic guitar riffs.[109]
"Really Really" (2017)
"Really Really", from Fate Number For, is an upbeat tropical house song with a cheerful rhythm.[110]
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Winner is characterized as having a wide musical range.[32][111] Beginning their career with mid-tempo melancholic music such as "Empty" and "Color Ring" (2014) and blues with "Baby Baby" (2016), they broadened to genre expressions like alternative rock ("Sentimental"), tropical house ("Really Really"), and disco ("Love Me Love Me").[112] Their debut album 2014 S/S, highlighted several genres, including hip hop, ballad, reggae, dance, and R&B.[109]

Since their trainee days,[113] all of the members have been credited for their participation in production, composition, and songwriting.[114][115] Their self-written material mainly focuses on themes of love, hope, everyday life stories, and consolation.[112][116] Kang Seung-yoon, who oversees the group's overall production,[117] is often cited as their producer.[118][119] In an interview with Vice, Kang shared what he believes differentiates them from other groups: "We incorporate our honest feelings and thoughts—the depth of it [is different] if someone else makes your song for you, versus being involved yourself as a writer [...] we've been putting ourselves into it."[116] Songs like "Air" (2018), "Millions" (2018), and "I Love U" (2022), were inspired by experiences with fans.[120][121][122] Songs like "Sentimental" and "Baby Baby" (2016) were influenced by the "analog emotions" from artists like The Rolling Stones, Kim Hyun-sik, and Yoo Jae-ha,[123] while "Ah Yeah" (2019) was inspired by the film Very Ordinary Couple (2013).[124]

Image and choreography

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Winner has described their artistic style as more emotional and muted, as compared to the extravagant aesthetics of other idol groups. The band has gained recognition for their lyrical choreography, which portrays the messages of their songs.[125] Winner contributes to the choreography in most of their songs, especially by member Lee Seung-hoon. Lee choreographed their debut lead singles, "Empty" and "Color Ring" (2014), and "Fool" (2017).[125] The group has collaborated with choreographer Oth'than Burnside for the lead singles "Really Really" (2017) and "Everyday" (2018). The dance crew Kinjaz was also a collaborator on "Everyday" (2018).[126][127]

Impact and influence

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Main article: List of awards and nominations received by Winner

Winner has been credited for popularizing limited-edition items in the entertainment industry through their album versions.[128] For university festival season in Korea, Mersenne, a company that casts artists, disclosed Winner were the only requested male idol group alongside iKon in 2018.[129] In April 2019, the five companies that worked on university festival casting, Mersenne, Innobay, 2M, Waikiki, and Top Plan, stated Winner was the only male idol group sought out that year.[130] Other artists have cited Winner as a role model or influence, including Tag and Hong Joo-chan of Golden Child,[131] A.C.E's Dong-hun,[132] JBJ's Jin Longguo,[133] Signal,[134] Yongha of WEi,[135] and MustB.[136]

Other ventures

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Endorsements

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Winner shooting a commercial for Fanta in 2014.

Winner has worked with numerous brands, including NII,[137] Fanta,[138] Adidas,[139] Elite,[140] Pizza Etang,[141] Ellesse,[142] Café DropTop,[143] Oreo,[144] and De Medicotem[145]. They have also participated in promotional campaigns for 8Seconds,[146] Calvin Klein,[147] the Korean Culture and Information Service (KOCIS),[148] and Kiehl's,[149] and collaborated with the mobile gaming platform, Dancevil.[150]

The act has designed products for several of their brand campaigns, as well as recorded commercial jingles. In 2018 and 2019, the members of Winner designed Kiehl's product labels for its "Nature and the City" environmental campaign,[149] Café Droptop's exclusive products and merchandise,[143] and Adidas' t-shirts for its "Seoul Pack" project.[151] In 2019, Winner sang the Korean rendition of Oreo's "We are Oreo People" for its commercial.[144]

In 2016, they were selected as an "icon of all time" for the most memorable school uniform commercial for their work with Elite.[152] In 2017, Ellesse generated ₩14 billion for their year-end sales, increasing its revenue by 160% in comparison to its prior year.[153] Furthermore, a boost in younger customers was also observed,[154] alongside inquires from Asia, resulting in discussions to export their Korean products to its headquarters across the continent. That same year, 8Seconds's padded coats experienced an influx of sales, selling over 6,000 pieces in two weeks.[155] In 2018, Talk Talk Korea garnered its most participants in its history since its launch in 2014.[148] That same year, Café Droptop cited the popularity their product collaborations with Winner received and the long lines the café experienced.[156] In 2019, the band was credited for the expansion of Oreo's commercial, which aired in eight additional countries.[144] In 2020, De Medicotem's sales for its "Seven Hydro Zenith Mask" rose.[157]

Philanthropy

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The charitable organizations which Winner actively donates to include: Mapo District Office, Korea Animal Rights Advocates (KARA), Cheolsan Social Welfare Center, Seoul Food Bank, and Coal Bank.[158] At their fan meeting "WWIC 2018", they supplied 5.95 tons of rice and 100 kilograms of animal feed along with 35.865 tons of rice, 2,840 packets of ramen, 48 cans of powdered milk, 1.604 tons of animal feed, 20 kilograms of cat food, 1,290 eggs, and 180 briquettes with the band's fan club, to youth protection facilities, single mothers, and the elderly.[158] The band has also donated profits attained through merchandise sales to KARA.[159] Winner has donated goods to several charity events, including the "Creating a Better World With Stars" in 2014, where proceeds were donated to Good Neighbors, a humanitarian organization that helps single mothers and child welfare,[160] "Made In Heaven" in 2019, organized by Sean of Jinusean and his wife Jung Hye-young, where profits were used to cover the care expenses of 100 children,[161] the "SAC Pet Festival" bazaar,[162] and "Flower Response (花答)" in 2020, held by Big Bang's Taeyang, where proceeds were donated to Love Snail Charity, a social welfare organization dedicated to help provide cochlear implants and hearing aids to those in need.[163]

Winner attending a fansign event in Jamsil on December 29, 2018

The band has further collaborated with photographer Choi Se-hon and his project "The Letter from Angels" (2014), alongside Kangnam, Lee Kwang-soo, Yoo Yeon-seok, and Lee Seo-jin, to promote local adoption.[164] They also partnered with a clothing brand NII and photo studio "Thank You Studio" for the animal campaign "Happiness", which donated all proceeds to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA),[165] and the charity event YG X UNICEF Walking Festival in 2017, which garnered 5,000 participants, where all profits were donated to the Korean Committee of UNICEF to treat children and adolescents with malnutrition.[166]

Ambassadorship

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  • Korea Brand & Entertainment EXPO by KOTRA (2016 / 2019)[167][168]
  • Korean Culture and Information Service (KOCIS) (2018)[148]
  • Paradise City Brand / PR Ambassador (2018)[169]
  • Crocs Brand Ambassador (2022)[170]
  • Hanoi Ambassador Hallyu Expo (2022)[171]

Discography

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Main article: Winner discography

Filmography

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Concerts and tours

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Main article: List of Winner concert tours

Notes

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  1. ^ Cameo in Episode 02

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