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Due south Korean singer and actor

Kim Hyun-joong
김현중
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Kim Hyun-joong in 2018
Built-in (1986-06-06) June 6, 1986 (historic period 35)

Seoul, Due south Korea
Teaching Kyonggi University
Chungwoon University
Hanyang Technical High School
Occupation
  • Actor
  • Dancer
  • Model
  • Vocalist
  • Songwriter
Years active 2005–present
Agent Henecia Incorporated
Spouse(s)

Unknown

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(m. 2022)​
Children 1
Musical career
Genres
  • 1000-pop
  • J-pop
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • Drums
  • Bass
  • Guitar
  • Piano
Years active 2005–nowadays
Labels
  • Henecia Music
  • KeyEast[i]
  • DSP Entertainment
Associated acts
  • SS501
  • Gemini Band
Website www.hyun-joong.com

Musical artist
Signature
Hyunjoong Signature.png

Kim Hyun-joong (Korean: 김현중 ; Hanja: 金賢重 ; born June 6, 1986) is a South Korean actor, singer and songwriter.[2] He is a member of the boy band SS501 and played roles in the Korean dramas Boys Over Flowers and Playful Kiss.[three]

After debuting with SS501 in 2005, Kim released his first Korean solo album, Break Downwardly, in 2011, and his showtime Japanese solo anthology, Unlimited, in 2012. Due to his commercial success, Kim is considered one of South korea's biggest Hallyu stars of the early 2010s.[4]

Early on life and education [edit]

Kim Hyun-joong was born on June 6, 1986 in Seoul.[2] He described himself as a studious kid,[5] but he dropped out of loftier schoolhouse to pursue a career in music. He afterwards passed his high school exams and enrolled in Kyonggi University. Afterward dropping out of academy to focus on work, Kim enrolled in Chungwoon University in 2011 to study stage production management.[6]

Career [edit]

2005–2008: Career beginnings [edit]

Kim Hyun-joong performing in Hong Kong with SS501 in 2009

Kim made his debut as a member of SS501 on June 23, 2005, with the grouping's first EP, Alert, released by DSP Media.[7] [8] Their 2nd EP, Snow Prince was released in late 2005, five months after their debut.[9] The group quickly gained popularity, winning multiple new artist awards in 2005 and 2006. The following year, in 2007, SS501 debuted in Japan with the unmarried "Kokoro," which reached number five on the Oricon charts.[x] In Jan 2008, the group received a Newcomer Laurels at the Japan Gilt Disc Award ceremony, making them one of but a few South Korean artists to win this honor.[eleven]

In 2008, Kim joined the cast of the reality variety bear witness We Got Married, where he was paired with singer Hwangbo. Dubbed the "Lettuce Couple," the pair was popular among viewers and won the Best Couple Honor at the 2008 MBC Entertainment Awards. They left the testify at the end of 2008 to focus on other projects.[12]

2008–2010: Career breakthrough and success [edit]

In 2008, Kim was bandage in his first lead-acting role in the Korean drama Boys Over Flowers. [xiii] The show was extremely popular in Republic of korea and other Asian countries,[14] [15] and Kim won the Virtually Pop Actor Award at the 2009 Seoul International Drama Awards [16] and the Near Pop Histrion for Television set Award at the 2009 Baeksang Arts Awards.[17]

Kim and his Boys Over Flowers costars also sparked a trend among S Korean men who copied their "flower boy" style.[18] Tony Moly, a cosmetics brand for which Kim had been a spokesmodel since 2006, saw a 30 percent sales increase in 2009, which the company attributed to the popularity of the show.[19] Kim's contract with Tony Moly ended in 2010,[20] and he became the spokesmodel for some other cosmetics make, The Face Shop, afterward that year.[21]

Following the success of Boys Over Flowers, Kim played his second lead role in a drama, in 2010'due south Playful Osculation, a Korean accommodation of the Japanese shōjo manga, Itazura na Kiss.[22] The show flopped on South Korean television, but was an international hit on strange television and on online streaming platforms, helping solidify Kim'southward popularity equally a Hallyu star.[23] [24]

At the cease of 2010, Kim was called to represent South korea at the opening of the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, where he performed the anthem "Sunshine Over again" with singers from Chinese-speaking countries.[25]

2011: Solo debut, chart success and first Japanese tour [edit]

Kim released his solo debut, the EP Interruption Down, on June 7, 2011.[26] [27] More than than 70,000 pre-ordered copies of the album were sold in just 10 days.[28] The EP was the ninth best-selling album of 2011 on Republic of korea's Gaon Album Chart,[29] and was certified platinum in Taiwan.[thirty] Later that yr, Kim released his second album Lucky.[31] The EP debuted at number five on Billboard'due south Globe Chart,[32] and was the 10th acknowledged album of the year in S Korea with over 100,000 copies sold.[29] [33]

Following up on the success of a concert he performed in Nihon in June, Kim signed a deal with Universal Music Nihon in Nov. Shortly after that, he went on a bout of Japan, performing in seven cities.[34]

At the end of the year, Kim won the accolade for All-time Male Creative person at the 2011 Mnet Asian Music Awards held in Singapore.[35] On Dec 15, Kim released a digital single titled "Marry Me".[36]

2012: Japanese debut and overseas promotions [edit]

On Jan 25, 2012, Kim released his first Japanese single album, "Osculation Kiss / Lucky Guy," which was certified gold in Japan.[37] [38] In May, his First Bear upon concert DVD sold 16,000 copies in its first week of release, taking the number one spot on the Oricon DVD Chart. This was the get-go fourth dimension a South Korean artist had taken the number ane spot, and a 2nd time a foreign artist had taken the number i spot on the chart.[39] [40] Kim later held his Kim Hyun-joong Fan Coming together Bout 2012 for his album promotions, making stops in Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, China and Thailand.[41] [42]

In March 2012, Kim was appointed the honorary administrator for United Nation'south Korean Campaign on Contributions to Social Welfare.[43]

Kim released his second Japanese single anthology "Oestrus" on July 4.[44] The anthology was Nippon'due south third best-selling album in July, selling 196,850 copies,[45] which earned Kim his 2d sequent gold certification.[46] [47] The following month, in Baronial, Kim won Best Asian Artist at the 2012 Asia Song Festival.[48]

On December 12, Kim released Unlimited, his first total-length Japanese album, which included Japanese versions of "Break Down" and "Lucky Guy".[49] [50] It topped the Oricon Daily Chart[51] and reached number 3 on the Weekly Chart.[52] [53]

Madame Tussauds unveiled a wax figure of Kim in December.[54]

2013–2014: Barefooted Friends, Japanese concerts and Inspiring Generation [edit]

On January 6, 2013, Kim kicked off a Japanese tour called Unlimited at the Earth Memorial Hall in Kobe, where he performed with a live ring.[55] Later that month, he performed alongside other Thousand-pop artists in Brazil for the 2013 FEEL KOREA event, mark his first performance in Due south America.[56]

On March 2, Kim performed at the U-Express Live 2013 at the Makuhari Messe in Japan with artists including Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Ring, Far Due east Motion, Naoto Inti Raymi and Kara.[57] That aforementioned month, Kim received the Creator's Manufacturing plant Best Player Accolade for the music video, "Lucky Guy," at the 5th Okinawa Music Festival.[58]

On Apr 21, he began appearing on the Due south Korean diversity show Barefooted Friends.[59] Despite the show, Kim released his 3rd Japanese unmarried "This night" on June five.[threescore] Once again, his single topped the Oricon Daily Chart,[61] and took the number two spot by the end of the week.[62] The anthology received aureate certification for selling more than one one thousand thousand copies.[63] He released his 3rd Korean EP, Round iii, on July 22.[64] [65]

On October 20 and 21, Kim held 2 concerts at the Makuhari International Exhibition Hall in Nihon, attended by twenty,000 fans.[66] At the cease of the month, Kim left Barefooted Friends to movie a new drama.[67] Subsequently playing pretty boys in his first two dramas, Kim played a tougher function in the drama Inspiring Generation, which began airing in January 2014. [68] [69]

That July, he released his fourth Japanese single, "Hot Sun",[70] which topped the Oricon weekly charts, making him the first foreign male solo artist to top the chart twice.[71] At the end of June, he began a globe tour that included stops in Taiwan, China, Nippon, Thailand, Mexico, and Peru.[72] The post-obit calendar month, in July, Kim released his quaternary Korean EP, Timing.[73]

2015–2016: Japanese activities and military enlistment [edit]

Kim released his second Japanese studio anthology, Imademo, on February 11, 2015. The album entered the Oricon daily charts at number two and remained at that spot for 10 days.[74]

Kim enlisted in the army for South korea'south mandatory military service in May 2015.[75] After completing five weeks of basic training at Gyeonggi-do 30th Recruit Training Squadron he was stationed as a border patrol in the Korean Demilitarized Zone.[76] While he was in the military, The All-time of Kim Hyun Joong, a Japanese greatest hits album celebrating his 10 years in music industry, was released. It entered the Oricon daily charts at number ane.[77] Kim was discharged from military service in February 2022 after serving for 21 months.[78]

2017–present: Tours and Korean-Japanese album [edit]

In July 2017, Kim released his first anthology since leaving the military, the Japanese single album, re:wind. The anthology reached the number 1 spot on the Oricon album chart. Following its release, Kim went on Innercore 16-metropolis Japanese tour.[79] In November, he released the EP Haze, his get-go Korean anthology in three years.[80]

Kim Hyun Joong'due south 2022 World Tour 'HAZE' commenced on December ii, 2017. He performed in Republic of bolivia, Chile, Mexico, South America, Japan, Thailand and Macau and the tour concluded in 2018.[81] On June 6, he released Take My Hand, the first Album released from his own record Label Henecia Music. On September 26, he then released an anthology entitled Look For Me. From September 27 to November 5, Kim held his Have My Paw Nihon Tour.[82] Later in the twelvemonth, information technology was confirmed he would be making his pocket-size-screen comeback in the fantasy drama When Time Stopped.[83] The drama ran from October 24 to November 29, 2018.[84] He released a single, "Just for My Beloved", as the sixth office of the original Soundtrack for the drama.[85]

On February 4, 2022 he released a new anthology entitled New Mode with the pb single "Why".[86] On August 21, he released a Korean EP entitled SALT and on September 11, he released a Japanese EP entitled "THIS IS Dearest" which debuted at number 1 on the Oricon Weekly Stone Singles Nautical chart and number 2 on Oricon year-cease Indie Chart.[87] On Baronial 21, he embarked on a Globe Tour titled BIO-RHYTHM which ended on January 25, 2020.[88] The bout took identify in Japan, Southward Korea, Macau, United mexican states, Republic of bolivia, Peru and the Philippines.[89]

On February v, 2020, he released a full-length Japanese album titled The Moon, The Sun and Your Vocal which debuted at number 3 on the Oricon Daily Albums Chart and Number 4 on the Oricon Weekly Albums Nautical chart.[90] He also embarked on a 2-month (Feb and March) Japan tour of the aforementioned name. On February 21, he appeared in the cover of the Korean Wave Japanese Magazine Hanryu Pia for the fourth time.[91] [92]

On April 14, 2020, information technology was announced that Kim Hyun-Joong has decided not to renew his contract with KeyEast.[93] A representative from KeyEast Stated "Recently, Kim Hyun Joong's exclusive contract expired. Rather than renew, we mutually decided to back up each other's futures." They continued, "Kim Hyun Joong's album activities will continue through his personal label, which he established final year."

On Oct 17, 2020, Kim Hyun-Joong held his first online concert, "A Bell of Blessing"[94] and on October 19, 2020, he released his 2nd full Korean album, a express edition anthology titled "A Bell Of Blessing"[95] which debuted at 14 on the Gaon Weekly Albums Chart. The title rails of the Album and information technology's music video features vocals and appearances from Kim Hyun-Joong's fans all over the earth.[96]

Personal life [edit]

During a concert on February 27, 2022, Kim announced his marriage with his non-glory girlfriend. Subsequently, Kim's agency confirmed the news.[97] [98] According to his agency, they proceeded their matrimony without holding a wedding ceremony ceremony.[99]

Lawsuits [edit]

Assail charges [edit]

In Baronial 2014, Kim'due south girlfriend, identified only by her surname Choi, filed assault charges against Kim, claiming that he repeatedly beat her, causing bruises and broken ribs.[100] [101] [102] Kim denied the charges, saying he had injured Choi only once and that information technology was an accident that occurred while he was practicing martial arts.[103] Choi dropped some of the charges confronting Kim in September after he apologized to her.[102] However, Kim was later fined 5 one thousand thousand KRW for injuring Choi, with prosecutors in the case saying, "While Kim claimed that he had no intention of pain her, the damage from the attack was clear."[103] This was subsequently rescinded in 2022 when the Republic of Korea'due south ground forces and civil courts acquitted Kim of these charges due to evidence that came to light. Text messages between Choi, her mother and friends, statements by the director of Dispatch (the tabloid to which Choi provided her bear witness) and statements given past the hospitals visited by Choi led the prosecution to state that in that location was "little to no credibility behind the onetime girlfriend's allegations that she had to receive a six-week medical handling for her fractured ribs".[104] [105] Hospital records besides showed that she was not pregnant at the time she visited to become handling for the injuries to her ribs.[104]

On November 12, 2020, the Supreme Court of South Korea ordered "A" to pay Kim Hyun Joong 100 meg won (approximately $89,700) in amercement, upholding the verdict from the first and second trials in which they stated, "At that place is no testify that 'A' suffered a miscarriage due to abuse, or that he had pressured her to have an abortion. Equally a celebrity, Kim Hyun Joong'south public image has suffered greatly and his reputation has been damaged."[106]

Paternity case [edit]

In February 2015, a magazine reported that Kim and Choi had reunited, and that Choi was pregnant. Kim stated via a press release that he had not seen Choi since she told him that she was pregnant in Jan, and could not confirm if he was the begetter since she had not been in touch.[107] His agency indicated that he would take full responsibility if he was establish to exist the father of the child.[108]

In Dec 2015, a paternity test revealed that Kim was the male parent of a baby that Choi had given birth to in September of that year.[109] [110]

Criminal case [edit]

In May 2015, Choi filed a lawsuit confronting Kim for ane.48 million USD for mental distress caused past her human relationship with him, and claimed that his corruption had acquired her to miscarry a previous pregnancy in 2014.[111] [109] Kim later filed and won a 100 million KRW counter-suit confronting Choi for defamation, with the courtroom ruling that there was circumstantial evidence that she was not pregnant in 2014.[112] Her lawsuit was dismissed, and she appealed the decision.[80]

Prosecutors filed criminal charges against Kim's ex girlfriend, Choi for attempted fraud and defamation in Jan 2017.[113] In Feb 2018, Choi was fined 5 meg KRW for attempted fraud.[114]

In November 2020, the third Criminal Division of the Supreme Courtroom (Judge Lee Dong-won, Master Justice) confirmed a court trial that sentenced Choi to a fine of five million won on charges of attempted fraud and defamation past publication. Choi was found to have filed a civil lawsuit while knowing that her allegation that Kim had caused her harm, such as forced abortion, was imitation. In addition, she was likewise charged with falsifying evidence related to civil lawsuits, such every bit deleting some of the contents of KakaoTalk's conversation, and defaming Kim's reputation, including providing reporters with false evidence.[115]

Drunkard driving [edit]

In March 2017, Kim was charged with boozer driving afterward police found him asleep in his car at a traffic low-cal in Seoul. His driver's license was suspended and he was eventually fined two million KRW.[116] [117]

Philanthropy [edit]

Following the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in March 2011, Kim donated 100 million KRW to earthquake relief efforts in Japan.[115] [118] Later that year, he donated an addition 50 million KRW to convulsion relief efforts, likewise equally 50 million KRW to the Korean Scarlet Cross, and 50 one thousand thousand KRW to a South Korean organization that gives coal briquettes to people in need.[119] In 2012, he donated proceeds from his debut solo concert to an orphanage in Fukushima Prefecture.[120]

Kim has also donated tens of millions of won to the Kim Hyun-joong Scholarship, which was established past a fifteen million KRW donation from his fan club in 2010.[121]

In 2013, Kim donated 100 million KRW to the One Foundation for the victims of the Lushan earthquake in China.[122]

In 2019, during his BIO-RHYTHM World Tour in Thailand, he donated 9.7 million KRW to support the tuition fees for the students from Sumakee Learning Middle, Mae Sot District, Tak Province.[123]

Discography [edit]

Concert tours [edit]

  • Offset Japan bout (2011)[124]
  • Asia Fan Meeting Tour (2012)[41]
  • Unlimited Nihon tour (2013)[55]
  • Phantasm World bout (2014)[72]
  • Gemini Japan bout (2015)[125]
  • Inner Core Japan tour (2017)[79]
  • Brume Globe bout (2018)[126]
  • Japan Accept My Mitt Bout (2018)
  • "New Way" concert Tour (2019)
  • "Bio-Rhythm" World tour (2019)
  • "Moon, Dominicus and Your Song" Japan Tour (2020)
  • "A Bell Of Blessing" Distance Concert (2020)[127] [128]
  • "Prism Fourth dimension" Kim Hyun-Joong 2022 online monthly concert. (May to Nov)[129]

Filmography [edit]

Film [edit]

Twelvemonth Championship Role Ref
2006 Pi's Story (Korean version) Bap; Max [130]
2021 Indian Pink (Main grapheme) [131]

Goggle box series [edit]

Twelvemonth Championship Part Network Ref
2005 Nonstop (Season 5) Kim Hyun-joong (Cameo) MBC
2005–2006 Tin can We Refill the Love? William KBS2
2009 Boys Over Flowers Yoon Ji-hoo [13]
2010 Playful Osculation Baek Seung-jo MBC [22]
2011 Dream High Kim Hyun-joong (Cameo) KBS2 [132]
2014 Inspiring Generation Shin Jung-tae [68]
2018 That Fourth dimension When Time Stops Moon Joon-woo KBS Westward [83]

Variety shows [edit]

Yr Championship Notes Ref
2008 We Got Married (season 1) Episodes 9–38 (with Hwangbo) [12]
2012 G-Pop Star Captivating the World Documentary series
2013 Barefooted Friends Episodes ane–29 [59]

Voice Acting [edit]

Year Title Grapheme Ref
2006 Doraemon Santa Claus / Father Nobita [133]
2010 Cheburashka (voice) [134]
2013 Moshi Monsters Katsuma [135]
2018 Doraemon the Moving-picture show: Nobita's Treasure Island Flock / Santa Claus [136]
2019 Eiga Doraemon: Nobita no getsumen tansaki Luca [137]

Awards and nominations [edit]

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External links [edit]

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Awards and achievements
Preceded past

Taeyang

 13th Mnet Asian Music Awards – Best Male Solo Creative person
2011 		Succeeded past

M-Dragon

stewartcarmseepan.blogspot.com

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