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Christopher Chahn Bahng (born 3 October 1997), known professionally as Bang Chan (Korean: 방찬), is an Australian singer, rapper, songwriter, and record producer based in South Korea. Signed to JYP Entertainment, he is the leader of the South Korean boy band Stray Kids.

Bang Chan
방찬
Bang Chan in 2024
Born
Christopher Chahn Bahng

(1997-10-03) 3 October 1997 (age 27)
Seoul, South Korea
Other namesCB97
CitizenshipAustralian
EducationChungdam High School
Occupations
  • Singer
  • rapper
  • songwriter
  • producer
Years active2017–present
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentVocals
Labels
Member of
Korean name
Hangul
방찬
Hanja
Revised RomanizationBang Chan
McCune–ReischauerPang Ch'an
Signature

Bang Chan played a key role in forming Stray Kids, as he selected the trainees he felt fit his vision, chose the group's name, and designed their logo. The survival show Stray Kids documented the process, focusing on whether Bang Chan's team would debut together, contrasting the typical survival show format where agency management selects and conceptualizes the lineup.

He has been a full member of the Korea Music Copyright Association since February 2023, and, as of September 2024, has registered credits on 194 songs. In addition to composing for the TV series Pop Out Boy!, Tower of God, and Arcane, plus the films Doraemon: Nobita's Sky Utopia and Deadpool & Wolverine, Bang Chan has written tracks for artists including JO1, Yao Chen, and Show Lo. He has also collaborated with artists such as Alesso, LiSA, Sky-Hi, Tiger JK, and Lil Durk.

Early life and education

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Christopher Chahn Bahng[1][2] was born on 3 October 1997 in Seoul, South Korea and raised in Sydney, Australia.[3][4] Bang Chan is the first of three children, and the elder brother of independent musician and YouTuber, Hannah Bahng.[5]

He attended Newtown High School of the Performing Arts where he trained in ballet and modern dance[6] and was part of the school choir.[7] He also swam competitively, frequently winning medals.[4][8]

At the age of 13, he passed the 2010 JYP Entertainment Global Audition held in Australia and moved to South Korea to become a trainee.[9] He graduated from Chungdam High School.[10]

Career

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2010–2018: Pre-debut, forming 3RACHA, and survival show

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Bang Chan was a trainee for 7 years under JYP Entertainment and trained alongside members of Twice,[11] Got7,[12] and Day6.[13] During his traineeship, Bang Chan made cameo appearances in music videos for other JYP Entertainment artists, including a café customer in Miss A's "Only You" and a zombie in Twice's debut, "Like Ooh-Ahh".[14][15]

Bang Chan met future bandmates Han and Changbin while taking MIDI classes[6] and together in 2016, they formed a hip-hop group called 3RACHA. At this time, Bang Chan was using the pseudonym CB97. They uploaded their first mixtape, J:/2017/mixtape to SoundCloud in January 2017.[16][17]

In late 2017, JYP Entertainment announced a new survival show called Stray Kids, in collaboration with Mnet,[18] and Bang Chan was announced as a participant.[19] He was granted the opportunity to choose his own team of trainees to prepare for debut.[6][7] Alongside weekly missions, he worked closely with the group on their branding and even designed the Stray Kids logo.[20][21] Additionally, he was praised for his leadership and dedication during the survival show.[22]

In early 2018, he, along with the other Stray Kids members, released their first pre-debut album, EP Mixtape, featuring the group's self-composed songs from the survival show.[23]

 
Bang Chan in 2019

2018–present: debut, Stray Kids, and sub-unit & solo activities

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Main article: Stray Kids

Bang Chan officially debuted as the leader of Stray Kids on March 25, 2018, with the stage name Bang Chan.[24] His roles in the group include singing, rapping, and dancing.[25] In 2019, as part of the group's first variety show, Finding SKZ,[26] the group travelled to Australia, where Bang Chan helped organise activities to introduce his bandmates to the culture of his homeland.[27]

In August 2021, Bang Chan performed a cover of Day6's "I'll Try" with bandmates I.N and Seungmin on Weekly Idol.[28]

Bang Chan and Hyunjin's first collaborative sub-unit track together, "Red Lights", was included in Stray Kids' second studio album, NoEasy.[29] Debuting at number 30 on the Circle Download Chart,[30] the track went on to become one of the group's top 20 most-streamed songs.[31] He also participated in the soft rock unit track "Waiting For Us" alongside Lee Know, Seungmin, and I.N., which was part of the Oddinary mini-album, released on March 18, 2022.[32] Upon its release, the track debuted at number 25 on the Circle Download Chart for the week of March 13–19, 2022.[30]

SKZ-Record/Player and solo music

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Bang Chan has actively showcased his solo work through Stray Kids' SKZ-RECORD and SKZ-PLAYER platforms. On May 16, 2020, he featured on Changbin's track "Streetlight", and later released his self-composed solo track "I Hate to Admit" on May 29, through the SKZ-RECORD series. This song highlighted his introspective songwriting and personal lyrical style.[33]

On January 15, 2021, Bang Chan was featured in I.N.'s solo song "Maknae on Top" alongside Changbin.[34] On June 27, he collaborated with Twice's Tzuyu on a cover of Taylor Swift's "ME!", release as part of Twice's Melody Project series.[35] In July, Bang Chan and his bandmate Lee Know released "Drive", a self-composed and self-produced song featured on their album SKZ-Replay.[36][37] In August 2022, he performed the unreleased track "Yeah" at KCON LA with Han and Changbin for a special stage, a song he co-wrote and produced.[38]

In addition to his solo ventures, Bang Chan has contributed to various unit and group tracks. He collaborated with Changbin and Han on the song "Zone" for the SKZ-Replay album, released on December 21. In the same album, he also released his self-composed solo track "Connected", which reflects his interpretation of a fateful connection.[33]

Furthermore, Bang Chan co-wrote and co-composed the song "3RACHA", Stray Kids' first exploration of the drill genre, which received critical acclaim. The track debuted at number 36 on the Circle Download Chart for the week of October 2–8, 2022, and was later ranked 14th on NME's year-end list.[30][39] That same year, as part of 3RACHA, he co-wrote, composed, and performed "Heyday" for the Street Man Fighter soundtrack.[40]

Bang Chan continued to explore his solo artistry during the 5-STAR Dome Tour in 2023, performing his unreleased song "Baby" at Tokyo Dome.[41] In March 2024, he released the music video for his English single "Eternity", which featured his pet dog, Berry. In the same year, he also worked as the vocal arranger for the JYP-produced single "Like Magic", created for Coca-Cola's K-Wave campaign.[42]

Songwriting and production

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Bang Chan along with bandmates Han and Changbin, writes and produces most of the group's music.[7] In addition to his work with Stray Kids, he has also written and produced for other artists, contributing to various projects outside the group, demonstrating his skills as a songwriter and producer. He has written or produced for artists and groups including NiziU,[43] JO1,[44] Sky-Hi,[45] and Show Lo.[46] Bang Chan contributed to the songwriting and composition of Taiwanese singer Show Lo's track "我的世代 (Wo De Shi Dai)" from his full-length album No Idea, released in 2019, marking his first notable collaboration outside of Stray Kids.[47]

In April 2020, Stray Kids contributed to the soundtrack for the first season of the anime adaptation of Tower of God. Bang Chan co-wrote the opening theme "Top" and the ending theme "Slump", with him co-producing "Top" and solely producing "Slump". The single "Top" reached the top of the Oricon daily single rankings and dominated Tower Records' daily sales rankings on its release date, with all three versions securing the top three positions.[48] In December, Bang Chan, as part of the producing team 3RACHA, composed the solo song "Nevermind" for Yao Chen, a member of the Chinese boy group R1SE.[49] The track became popular, topping the daily popularity chart on QQ MUSIC for 16 consecutive days.

Expanding his contributions, in February 2022, Bang Chan co-wrote and featured on the song "Just Breathe" in collaboration with Japanese rapper SKY-HI.[50] He and the other 3RACHA members were awarded Best Hip Hop Video at the MTV VMAs Japan 2022 for their work on the track.[51] Notably, in March, the same year, Bang Chan co-wrote and produced the song "YOLO-konde" for the Japanese global boy band JO1. The track was created as a theme song to support JO1 and their fans.[52] In February 2023, Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han were promoted to regular members of KOMCA.[53] As of September 2024, he has 194 songs registered to his name.[54]

In addition, Bang Chan contributed to major film soundtracks, starting in early 2023 when he, along with Han and Changbin, was approached to write and produce "Paradise" for NiziU's 5th single, which became the theme song for Doraemon: Nobita's Sky Utopia. The song was also used as the ending theme for the Doraemon television series.[55] Continuing his work in television, Bang Chan participated in writing and producing the song "Why?" for the Fuji TV drama Re:Revenge- In the End of Desire, alongside 3RACHA. Released on April 12, 2024, the track marked Stray Kids' first theme song for a Japanese drama.[56]

Expanding into film soundtracks, in July, he co-wrote and co-produced the song "Slash" for the soundtrack of the Marvel film Deadpool & Wolverine, marking his first work for a Hollywood film.[57]

Hosting and MC roles

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In 2018, Bang Chan was a guest host twice on After School Club, co-hosting with Jimin on 12th June[58] and as a special host on July 17th, when Day6's Jae graduated from the show.[59] On October 27, 2018, he appeared as a special MC on Show! Music Core.[60]

In August 2021, after the band came to the actor's attention for their Deadpool-inspired performance during the third round of Kingdom: Legendary War, Bang Chan interviewed Ryan Reynolds for Naver TV as part of promotions for the film Free Guy.[61] Bang Chan served as the MC for KCON LA in August 2022,[38] and returned as MC in 2023,[62] hosting the third day.[63] In December 2023, Bang Chan served as a special judge on Nizi Project Season 2.[64]

In July 2024, Bang Chan and Felix hosted a radio series titled All About Stray Kids Radio on Apple Music. The four-episode series featured discussions about their interests, hobbies, and behind-the-scenes stories from album production, with guest appearances from other Stray Kids members. The show aired live on Apple Music Radio, with episodes also available on Apple Podcasts.[65] During the same month, Bang Chan and Felix also interviewed Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman at a press conference for Deadpool & Wolverine in Seoul, South Korea, as part of a promotional event for Marvel Korea.[66]

Artistry

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Bang Chan is widely recognized for his multifaceted role as a singer, songwriter, producer, and performer in the K-pop industry. In 2020, Jeff Benjamin described Bang Chan as an artistic jack of all trades in Stray Kids, showcasing his versatility as both the lead vocalist and lead rapper while taking center stage in choreography, reflecting his extensive dance training.[4] Bang Chan is also part of 3Racha, a sub-unit within Stray Kids that focuses on creating music that pushes the boundaries of traditional K-pop, blending elements of hip-hop, EDM, and pop-rock. As the group's leader, Bang Chan significantly influences their musical direction by writing, composing, and producing the majority of their songs, making vital contributions to their discography.[6]

Influences

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Bang Chan was encouraged by his mother's love of pop music to take an interest in the music industry.[7] As a child, Bang Chan looked up to entertainers like Hugh Jackman, who could sing, dance, and act, admiring their versatility and charismatic presence.[6] During his years as a trainee, he became close with Young K of Day6, who often acted as a mentor to Bang Chan.[67]

Songwriting and production

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His songwriting and production skills have garnered critical praise for their depth and versatility. Bang Chan's lyrics often reflect themes of self-reflection, struggle, and personal growth, which resonate with the global fanbase. In addition to producing for Stray Kids, he has produced tracks for other artists and frequently collaborates with fellow 3Racha members, Changbin and Han, who also contribute to the group's unique sound.[68]

In addition to winning Best Hip Hop Video at the MTV VMAs Japan 2022 for their work on the track "Just Breathe",[51] Bang Chan, Han, and Changbin received the Best Creator Award at the 2023 Asia Artist Awards held on December 14, highlighting his contributions as a songwriter and producer.[69]

In 2023, Bang Chan was recognized on the KBS 2TV variety show Hong Kim Dong Jeon for his substantial music royalty earnings, being introduced as a "wealthy artist" due to his extensive songwriting credits. As of May 2023, both Bang Chan and fellow Stray Kids member Changbin held copyrights for approximately 150 songs.[70] In August 2024, Bang Chan's total had surpassed 190 copyrighted songs.[54]

Impact and influence

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He has consistently ranked in Tumblr's K-Pop Stars of the Year, placing 14th in 2018,[71] 8th in 2019,[72] 11th in 2020,[73] and 8th in both 2021[74] and 2022. Since his debut, Bang Chan has consistently ranked in the Boy Group Individual Brand Reputation Rankings, including making the top 100 list in 2018.[75] On April 20, the next year, the Korea Enterprise Reputation Research Institute announced that Bang Chan ranked 30th in their boy group individual brand reputation rankings for March 19 to April 19.[76] He was also ranked the 81st most-searched K-Pop idol in 2020 by K-Pop Idol Chart's '2020 Top 100 YouTube Worldwide Search Rankings'.[77]

In a 'Daily Sports X Mubeat' Weekly Choice poll conducted from January 20 to January 26, 2022, Bang Chan ranked 2nd receiving 946,705 votes and was recognized as the idol leader expected to lead K-pop in 2022.[78] In May 2022, in a poll conducted by Ilgan Sports and Mubeat, Bang Chan was named the best self-produced idol, receiving over 203,000 votes out of 357,796, the only idol to receive over 100,000 votes. His skills as a producer, vocalist, dancer, and rapper were highlighted, showcasing his significant impact on Stray Kids' global success.[79]

Billboard ranked Bang Chan second in their 2024 K-Pop Artist 100.[80]

Other ventures

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Fashion and endorsements

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In February 2024, Bang Chan made his solo debut on the cover of Nylon Japan's special edition themed "One Love, One Life," featuring Swarovski's jewelry. The edition includes a double cover, visuals, and mini photo cards, emphasizing his role as the leader of Stray Kids and conveying messages to fans.[81][82] In May, he made his Met Gala debut with other Stray Kids members as the guest of Tommy Hilfiger.[83] In the same month Bang Chan appeared on the cover of W Korea's Volume 6, where he showcased Fendi's vibrant summer capsule collection in line with his appearance at the 16th Seoul Jazz Festival.[84] The next month, Bang Chan made his solo debut at Milan Fashion Week,[85] attending Fendi's 2025 Spring/Summer men's fashion show as a guest of the brand.[86][87] Bang Chan's appearance at Milan Fashion Week SS25 Men's Wear generated $3.43 million in Earned Media Value (EMV), making him the fifth most influential figure in that event.[88][89]

Philanthropy

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In 2021, Bang Chan participated in JYP Entertainment's 'Every Dream Matters'(EDM) initiative, together with Sana of Twice and company founder Park Jin-young. This event promoted charitable projects for children battling terminal and incurable illnesses.[90] In December 2023 Bang Chan co-hosted the fourth 'EDM Day' with Park and Jihyo of Twice, taking part in the Love Earth Challenge campaign and meeting children interested in joining the entertainment industry.[91]

In August 2023 Bang Chan performed as part of 3RACHA at the annual Global Citizen Festival, including addressing the need for social change and an end to world poverty.[92][93]

Personal life

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He is proficient in English and Korean.[7]

He is a classically trained pianist, having taken lessons since the age of five.[7]

Discography

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See also: Stray Kids discography

Songs

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List of songs, showing year released, selected chart positions, and name of the album
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
KOR
DL
[30] 		HUN
[94] 		JPN
Cmb.
[95] 		JPN
Hot
[96] 		NZ
Hot
[97] 		US
World
[98]
As lead artist
"Not!"
(with Lee Know and Seungmin) 		2018 — — — — — — I Am Not
"We Go"
(with Changbin and Han) 		2020 — — — — — — In Life
"Red Lights" (강박)
(with Hyunjin) 		2021 30 — — — — 13 Noeasy
"Waiting for Us" (피어난다)
(with Lee Know, Seungmin, and I.N) 		2022 25 — — — — — Oddinary
"3Racha"
(with Changbin and Han) 		36 — — — 24 13 Maxident
"Connected" — — — — — — SKZ-Replay
"Zone"
(with Changbin and Han) 		— — — — — —
"I Hate to Admit" (인정하기 싫어) — — — — — —
"Up All Night" (오늘 밤 나는 불을 켜)
(with Changbin, Felix and Seungmin) 		— — — — — —
"Drive"
(with Lee Know) 		— — — — — —
"Eternity" 2024 — — — — — — Non-album single[a]
As featured artist
"Just Breathe"
(Sky-Hi feat. 3Racha) 		2022 — 15 50 50 — 11 The Debut
"Streetlight"
(Changbin feat. Bang Chan) 		— — — — — — SKZ-Replay
"Maknae on Top" (막내온탑)
(I.N feat. Bang Chan and Changbin) 		— — — — — —
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Songwriting and Production Credits

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All song credits are sourced from the KOMCA database.[54]

See also: Stray Kids discography
Title Year Credits Artist Album
Lyrics Produce
"Runners High" 2017     3Racha Non-album single[b]
"Matryoshka"     Non-album single[c]
"Intro"     Non-album single
" P.A.C.E."    
" Double Knot"    
"Hellevator"     Stray Kids Mixtape
"Grr" 2018    
"Spread My Wings"    
"Yayaya"    
"School Life"    
"4419"    
"SKZ Anthem"     Non-album single[d]
"District 9"     I Am Not
"Mirror"    
"Awaken"    
"Rock"    
"Grow Up"    
"3rd Eye"    
"Mixtape #1"    
"Zone"     3Racha SKZ-Replay
"Who?"     Stray Kids I Am Who
"My Pace"    
"Voices"    
"Question"    
"Insomnia"    
"M.I.A"    
"Awkward Silence"    
"Mixtape #2"    
"I Am You"     I Am You
"My Side"    
"Hero's Soup"    
"Get Cool"    
"N/S"    
"Miroh" 2019     Clé 1: Miroh
"Victory Song"    
"Maze of Memories"    
"Boxer"    
"Chronosaurus"    
"19"    
"Mixtape #4"    
"Wo De Shi Dai"     Show Lo No Idea
"Road Not Taken"     Stray Kids Clé 2: Yellow Wood
"Side Effects"    
"TMT"    
"We Go"     3Racha Non-album single[e]
"Double Knot"     Stray Kids Clé: Levanter
"Astronaut"    
"Stop"    
"Levanter"    
"Booster"    
"You Can Stay"    
"Mixtape #5"    
"끝나지 않을 이야기 (Neverending Story)"     Extraordinary You
"Mixtape: Gone Days"     Digital Single
"Close" 2020     Han SKZ-PLAYER
"Streetlight"     Changbin (Feat. Bang Chan)
"Top" (Korean ver.)     Stray Kids Tower of God OP
"Slump" (Korean ver.)     Tower of God ED
"Top" (English ver.)     Tower of God OP
"Slump" (English ver.)     Tower of God ED
"Top" (Japanese ver.)     Tower of God OP
"Slump" (Japanese ver.)     Tower of God ED
"Go Live"     Go Live
"God's Menu"    
"Easy"    
"Pacemaker"    
"Another Day"    
"Phobia"    
"Blueprint"    
"Ta"    
"Airplane"    
"The Tortoise and The Hare"     In Life
"Back Door"    
"B Me"    
"Any"    
"Haven"    
"Ex"    
"All In"     All In
"Fam"    
"God's Menu" (Japanese ver.)    
"Back Door" (Japanese ver.)    
"I Got It"     Han SKZ-RECORD
"I hate to admit(인정하기 싫어)"     Bang Chan
"All In" (Korean ver.)     Stray Kids Non-album single
"Hello Stranger"     Stray Kids Pop Out Boy!
"Playing with Colours" 2021     3Racha, Minhyuk of BTOB, Hongjoong of Ateez Non-album single[f]
"Wolfgang"     Stray Kids Kingdom: Legendary War Finale: Who Is the King? & Noeasy
"Wish You Back"     Han SKZ-RECORD
"HaPpY"    
"Alien"    
"Piece of a Puzzle(조각)"     CHANGBIN and SEUNGMIN
"Because(좋으니까)"     CHANGBIN and FELIX
"MAKNAE ON TOP(막내온탑)"     I.N SKZ-PLAYER
"Drive"     Bang Chan and Lee Know
"Up all night"     Bang Chan, Changbin, Felix, and Seungmin
"#LoveSTAY"     Stray Kids SKZ-Replay
"Carpe Diem"     3Racha Non-album single[g]
"Mixtape: OH"     Stray Kids Non-album single
"Cheese"     Noeasy
"Thunderous"    
"Domino"    
"Ssick"    
"The View"    
"Silent Cry"    
"Sorry, I Love You"    
"Star Lost"    
"Red Lights"     Bang Chan and Hyunjin
"Back Door" (Loud ver.)     Team JYP Non-album single[h]
"Scars" (Japanese ver.)     Stray Kids Scars
"Thunderous" (Japanese ver.)"    
"Call"
(Japanese ver.) 		   
"Christmas EveL"     Christmas EveL
"Winter Falls"    
"DOMINO (English Ver.)"    
"24 to 25"    
"Scars" (Korean ver.)     SKZ2021
"Placebo"    
"Behind the Light"    
"For You"    
"Broken Compass"    
"Hoodie Season"    
"0325"    
"Just Breathe" 2022     Sky-Hi feat. 3Racha Non-album single
"Volcano"     Han Non-album single[i]
"Venom"     Stray Kids Oddinary
"Maniac"    
"Charmer"    
"Freeze"    
"Lonely St."    
"Muddy Water"     Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix
"Waiting For Us"     Bang Chan, Lee Know, Seungmin, I.N
"YOLO-konde"     JO1 Non-album single
"Circus"     Stray Kids Circus
"MANIAC -Japanese version-"    
"VENOM-Japanese version"    
"Silent Cry-Japanese version"    
"Your Eyes"    
"Mixtape: Time Out"     Non-album single[j]
"Yeah"     Non-album single[k]
"CASE 143 -Japanese version"     Non-album single
"Case 143"     Maxident
"Chill"    
"Give Me Your TMI"    
"Super Board"    
"Taste"     Lee Know, Hyunjin, Felix
"3Racha"     3Racha
"Circus" (Korean ver.)     Stray Kids
"Fam" (Korean ver.)     Non-album single[l]
"Hey Day"     3Racha Street Man Fighter OST Part.4
"不屑·NEVERMIND"     Yao Chen Single
"Run"     Han SKZ-Replay
"Hug Me"     I.N
"Love Untold"     Hyunjin
"DOODLE"     Changbin
"Connected"     Bang Chan
"ice.cream"     Hyunjin SKZ-RECORD
"The Sound" 2023     Stray Kids The Sound
"Battle Ground"    
"There"    
"Lost Me"    
"DLMLU"    
"Novel"    
"Chill" (Japanese ver.)    
"Paradise"     NiziU Non-album single[m]
"Hall of Fame"     Stray Kids 5-Star
"S-Class"    
"Item"    
"Super Bowl"    
"Youtiful"    
"FNF"    
"Topline"     Stray Kids feat. Tiger JK
"DLC"     Stray Kids
"The Sound" (Korean ver.)    
"Anthem"     Non-album single[n]
"Hold On"     Seungmin Non-album single[o]
"Social Path"     Stray Kids feat. Lisa Social Path (Feat. Lisa) / Super Bowl (Japanese Ver.)
"Butterflies"     Stray Kids Social Path / Super Bowl (Japanese Ver.)
"Super Bowl -Japanese ver.-"    
"Battle Ground" (Korean ver.)     Stray Kids Non-album single[p]
"Paradise" (Korean ver.)     NiziU Press Play
"Megaverse"     Stray Kids Rock Star
"Lalalala"    
"Blind Spot"    
"Comflex"    
"Social Path" (Korean ver.)     Stray Kids feat. Lisa
"Lalalala" (Rock ver.)     Stray Kids
"Leave"    
"Cover Me"    
"Black Hole"     Bang Chan and I.N SKZ-RECORD
"Baby"     Bang Chan Non-album single[q]
"WHY?" 2024     Stray Kids Non-album single[r]
"SLASH"     Deadpool & Wolverine
"Lose My Breath"     Stray Kids feat. Charlie Puth Non-album single
"Chk Chk Boom" (Festival Ver.)     Stray Kids ATE
"Stray Kids"    
"Runners"    
"I Like It"    
"JJAM"    
"MOUNTAINS"    
"Chk Chk Boom"    
"Railway"     Bang Chan Non-album single[s]

Filmography

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See also: Stray Kids § Filmography

Television shows

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Year Show Title Notes Ref.
2017 Stray Kids Himself [100]
2018 After School Club Episode 320 (as Special MC) [58]
Episode 325 (as Special MC) [59]
Show! Music Core Special MC [60]
2020 Knowing Bros After school activities: Dong Dong Shin Ki (Episode 5-6)[t]
(with Wooyoung) 		[101][102]
2023 Nizi Project Season 2 Special Judge (1 episode) [64]

Hosting

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Year Title Role Ref.
2019–2023 찬이의 '방' (Chan's Room) Host [103]
2022 KCON LA 2022 MC [38]
2023 KCON LA 2023 MC [63]

Notes

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  1. ^ Released only on YouTube as part of SKZ-Record project.[99]
  2. ^ Performed during Stray Kids reality show Ep. 1
  3. ^ Performed during Stray Kids reality show Ep. 6
  4. ^ Opening anthem for Stray Kids concerts from 2018 until 2023
  5. ^ STRAY KIDS WORLD TOUR DISTRICT 9 : UNLOCK IN SEOUL but later got included in Stray Kids's album In Life
  6. ^ Performed during Kingdom: Legendary War Round 1 Part.1
  7. ^ STRAY KIDS 2ND WORLD TOUR "MANIAC" IN SEOUL
  8. ^ Loud Live Round -Final Debut-
  9. ^ Released on YouTube and YouTube Music for SKZ-Record Project
  10. ^ Released on YouTube and YouTube Music only in 2022, but later got included in Stray Kids' 5-Star album
  11. ^ Performed during KCON 2022 LA
  12. ^ STRAY KIDS 2ND WORLD SEOUL SPECIAL UNVEIL 11
  13. ^ Released as the theme song of Doraemon: Nobita's Sky Utopia but later got included on the album titled Coconut by NiziU
  14. ^ Pilot : For 5-Star
  15. ^ Released on YouTube and YouTube Music for SKZ-Record Project
  16. ^ 5-Star Dome Tour 2023 Seoul Special (Unveil 13)
  17. ^ Performed on Stray Kids 5-Star Dome Tour
  18. ^ Released on YouTube and YouTube Music for SKZ-Record Project.
  19. ^ Performed on Stray Kids Dominate World Tour
  20. ^ Part of Knowing Bros special series (Ep. 242-243)

References

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