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Yugyeom

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In this Korean name, the family name is Kim.

Kim Yu-gyeom (Korean: 김유겸; born November 17, 1997),[2] known mononymously as Yugyeom (Korean: 유겸), is a South Korean singer-songwriter and dancer who made his debut as a member of Got7 in early 2014[3][4] and one half of the subunit Jus2.[5]

Yugyeom
Yugyeom in June 2021
Born (1997-11-17) November 17, 1997 (age 27)
Seoul, South Korea
EducationDaekyeung University
Occupations
  • Singer
  • songwriter
  • dancer
Musical career
Genres
Years active2014–present
Labels
Member of
WebsiteOfficial website
Korean name
Hangul김유겸
Hanja金有謙
Transcriptions
Revised RomanizationKim Yu-gyeom
McCune–ReischauerKim Yukyŏm

Early life

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Yugyeom was born in Seoul and has spent a little of his childhood in Saudi Arabia due to his father's job.[6] He lived in Yeosu from age 6 to 11,[7][8] then moved to Namyangju, Gyeonggi Province, where he grew up alongside his older brother.[9]

While in Yeosu, he attended trumpet, bass and guitar lessons;[8] however, he was especially interested in dance,[10] and started performing for his classmates during lunch breaks in his second year of primary school.[11] He started dreaming of becoming a singer and a dancer watching performances of Big Bang and J.Y. Park when he was little,[12][13] and, after his family moved to Yeosu, Yugyeom joined the school talent show, where he performed a choreography.[11] From there, he actively took part in these events, and, for two years, learnt choreographies on his own by copying them from TV.[11]

While attending the first year of middle school, he took part in the Hidden Performing Arts Tournament, where he danced to Beast's "Shock".[10] His older brother filmed the performance and posted it to Cyworld, where the footage caught the attention of Yugyeom's cousin, a dance teacher, who invited him to join the private dance school where she worked.[10][14] After learning freestyle dance, he joined the Body & Soul crew at age 13, entering underground dance competitions:[11][15] with them, in 2010, he won second place at the national competition Adrenaline House Dance Battle.[2] A teacher at the dance school he was attending was a dance instructor for JYP Entertainment, and this led him to an audition for the label.[10][16] He became a trainee in 2011,[17] during his eighth year of school.[11]

Career

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2013–2020: Debut and solo activities

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Trained under JYP Entertainment, he appeared on the 2013 Mnet reality-survival program WIN: Who Is Next, where he competed against YG Entertainment trainees, who later debuted as Winner and iKon members.[18][19][20]

On January 16, 2014, Yugyeom debuted with K-pop boy group Got7 releasing the EP Got It?.[21][22][23] In 2015, JYP Entertainment in partnership with Youku Tudou, released a mini web drama series titled Dream Knight featuring the Got7 members. Over the years, Yugyeom also took part in creating choreographies for "If You Do" from their EP Mad,[24] and for "Poison" from their EP Dye.[25]

In 2016, he participated in Mnet's Hit the Stage, a dance survival show which sees idols from different K-pop groups team up with professional dance teams and compete with others, appearing in episodes 9 and 10. He ranked second in episode 9 and won first place during the final.[26][27] The same year, Yugyeom began taking part in writing and composing Got7's songs, debuting as a songwriter with "See The Light" (빛이나) for their Flight Log: Departure album.[28] Yugyeom also co-hosted The Show on April 5[29][30] and The Show SBS Super Concert in Busan on October 18.[31]

In April 2018, together with fellow member Jay B, he participated in the art collaboration project "Collaboran" for carbonated mineral water brand Perrier with American multimedia artist Ben Jones. The art collaboration was unveiled at a launching event on April 22, at Nakwon Musical Instrument Arcade.[32] With Got7's third full-length studio album Present: You, Yugyeom released his solo song "Fine". The accompanying music video was disclosed on September 12.[33] In February 2019, he joined the SBS reality show Law of The Jungle in Northern Mariana Islands for four episodes.[34][35] On March 5, he debuted as one half of the K-pop duo Jus2 alongside Jay B, with the mini album Focus.[36][37]

In May 2020, he appeared on MBC's singing competition show King of Mask Singer as "Mr. Raspberry Wine", on episode 257.[13][38]

2021–present: Departure from JYPE and solo debut

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In January 2021, Yugyeom, along with the other group members, parted ways with JYP Entertainment though remaining as Got7.[39][40] On February 19 it was announced that he had officially signed an exclusive contract with AOMG.[41] A video of the singer dancing to "Franchise" by Travis Scott featuring Young Thug and M.I.A. was released on YouTube with the announcement.[41]

 
Yugyeom in June 2021.

On June 11, Yugyeom released "I Want U Around" featuring DeVita.[42][43] The single served as a pre-release of the 7-track extended play Point of View: U, for which he collaborated with hip-hop artists DeVita, Loco, Gray, Jay Park and Punchnello.[44] The EP, which was released on June 17, saw Gray produce five songs and Cha Cha Malone two.[45] A music video for "All Your Fault" was also released on the same day.[46]

On June 22, 2021, Yugyeom made his debut on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales Chart at number two with "I Want U Around".[47] Two days later, the EP debuted on the Gaon Album Chart at number 11[48] and "All Your Fault" on the Gaon Download Chart at number 15.[49]

In August, he performed at We All Are One, a cheering concert for the Tokyo Olympics,[50] and at AOMG first online concert Above Ordinary 2021.[51]

On March 31, 2022, Yugyeom released the digital single "Take You Down" featuring Coogie.[52] From May 5 to May 13, he embarked in a solo tour through Europe, performing in Berlin, Munich, Oberhausen, Paris and London, and selling out tickets for Munich and Oberhausen.[53] He held a solo concert in Manila on August 19, debuting the unreleased track "Always Ready",[54] and performed two sold-out shows at Impact Exhibition Hall 5 in Bangkok on August 27 and 28.[55][56]

On January 2, 2023, he released the digital single "Ponytail",[57] followed by the single album LOLO on July 24.[58] In November 2023 he held a five-stop tour in Europe.[59]

On February 21, 2024, Yugyeom released his first studio album, Trust Me.[60] From October to December he will tour South Asia and Australia with the Trusty tour.[61]

Personal life

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In February 2016, he graduated from Hanlim Multi Art School.[2]

In June 2020, Yugyeom donated an undisclosed amount to the Black Lives Matter Fund in light of the protests for George Floyd's murder.[62] In June 2023, he donated ₩14 million to We Act, a non-profit animal rescue organization in Namyangju.[63]

Discography

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See also: Got7 discography and Jus2 § Discography

Studio albums

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Title Details Peak chart positions Sales
KOR
[64]
Trust Me 10

Extended plays

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Title Details Peak chart
positions 		Sales
KOR
[66]
Point of View: U 8

Single albums

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Title Details
Take You Down
Tracklist
  1. "Take You Down" (feat. Coogie)
  2. "Lights" (불빛)
LOLO
Tracklist
  1. "LOLO"
  2. "Say Nothing" (feat. Lee Hi)

Singles

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Title Year Peak chart positions Album
KOR
[68] 		US
World
[69]
"All Your Fault"(네 잘못이야)
(feat. Gray) 		2021 —[a] 18 Point of View: U
"Take You Down"
(feat. Coogie) 		2022 —[b] — Take You Down
"OOOWEE"
(F.Hero feat. Yugyeom and Twopee) 		— — Non-album single
"Ponytail"
(feat. Sik-K) 		2023 — — Trust Me
"LOLO" — —
"La Sol Mi" 2024 —[c] —
"1 Minute" (1분만) 180 —
"—" denotes releases that did not chart.

Other releases

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Title Year Album
"The Way You Are" (그대로) 2017 Non-commercial singles[d]
"You Know"
"No Way" (feat. G2)
"I Don't Know"
(feat. Reddy)
"A Little Bit More" (조금만 더) 2019
"You"
"To Me" (나에게) 2020
"Used To Blame" (원망했던)
"Don't Think" (생각없이)
"MYOB" (신경 꺼)
"I Can Do It, You Can Do It"

Songwriting credits

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All song credits are adapted from the Korea Music Copyright Association's database, unless otherwise noted.[73]

Year Artist Title Album Lyrics Music
Credited With Credited With
2016 Got7 "See the Light" (빛이나) Flight Log: Departure[74][75] Yes Mark Tuan, Frants, BamBam Yes Mark, Frants
JYP Nation "Encore" Non-album single Yes J.Y. Park "The Asiansoul", Armadillo, Kim Seung-soo, Mark, Jackson Wang No —
Got7 "No Jam" (노잼) Flight Log: Turbulence[76] Yes Mark, Frants, BamBam, Jackson Wang Yes Mark, Frants
"Let Me Know" Hey Yah Yes Frants, Amon Hayashi, Natsumi Kobayashi Yes Frants
2017 "Don't Care" (양심없이) Flight Log: Arrival[77] Yes — Yes mo'l
"To Me" (내게) 7 for 7[78] Yes — Yes Effn
"97 Young & Rich" Turn Up Yes BamBam, Frants, Simon Yes BamBam, Frants
2018 "Us" (우리) Eyes on You Yes Samuel Ku Yes Effn
"2 (Two)" The New Era Yes Jinyoung, Distract, Mark, Secret Weapon, Samuelle Soung Yes Jinyoung, Distract, Mark, Secret Weapon
"No One Else" Present: You[79][80] Yes Effn, Room102 Yes Effn, Room102
"Fine" Yes — Yes Effn
"WOLO" Present: You & Me Yes Jackson Wang, BamBam No —
"From Now" (이젠) Yes — Yes Effn
"Phoenix" Yes Jackson Wang Yes Jackson Wang, Boytoy
2019 "25" I Won't Let You Go Yes Jinyoung, Distract, Cosho Yes Jinyoung, Distract, Secret Weapon
Jus2 "Focus on Me" Focus Yes Defsoul (JayB) Yes Defsoul (Jay B), Cosmix Boy, OLNL
"Love Talk" Yes — Yes Effn, Frants
"Long Black" Yes Veljkovic Karla Maria, Re:One Yes Effn, Yoo Jeffrey
"Breath" (吐息) Focus (Japan Edition)[81] Yes Defsoul (Jay B) No —
Got7 "1°" Spinning Top: Between Security and Insecurity Yes Kass No —
"Crash and Burn" Call My Name Yes Kass, Selah, Isran, Eniac No —
2020 "Poison" Dye[82] No — Yes Davey Nate, A-Dee
"Thank You, Sorry" (이젠 내가 할게) Breath of Love: Last Piece Yes Nathan Yes Nathan
2021 Yugyeom "I Want U Around" (feat. DeVita) Point of View: U Yes Gray, DeVita Yes Gray, DeVita
"Running Through The Rain" Yes Gray Yes Gray, Dax, Perro
"All Your Fault" (Feat. Gray) Yes Gray Yes Gray
"All About U" (Feat. Loco) Yes Gray, Loco Yes Gray
"Love The Way" (Feat. Jay Park, Punchnello) Yes Jay Park, Punchnello Yes Jay Park, Cha Cha Malone
"Falling In Love" Yes — Yes Adrian McKinnon, Jo Micheal, Cha Cha Malone
"When U Fall" Yes Gray Yes Gray
2022 "Take You Down" (Feat. Coogie) Take You Down Yes Woogie, Coogie Yes Woogie, Coogie
"Lights" Yes — Yes DJ Wegun
Got7 "Two" Got7 Yes Distract Yes Distract, Dr.Ahn
"Don't Care About Me" Yes Jinyoung Yes Distract, Jinyoung, Ludwig Lindell
2023 Yugyeom "Ponytail" (feat. Sik-K) Trust Me Yes Gray, Sik-K Yes Gray, Sik-K
"Say Nothing" (feat. Lee Hi) Yes Lee Hi, Gray Yes Lee Hi, Gray, Dax
2024 "Shine" (빛이나) (feat. Sumin) Yes Sumin No —
"Be Alright" (feat. Punchnello) Yes Gray, Punchnello Yes Gray, Dax, Punchnello
"1 Minute" (1분만) Yes — Yes Gray
"Steppin" Yes Gray, Ryu Han-young, DeVita Yes Gray, Dax, Ryu Han-young, DeVita
"She" (나의 그녀는) Yes Gray Yes Gray, Dax, Choi Joon
"WUH" Yes Gray Yes Gray, Dax, Min
"Dance" Yes Woogie, Ryu Han-young Yes Woogie, Ryu Han-young
"Take It Slow" (허리를 감싸고) Yes Gray Yes Gray, Dax, Trevor
"Wooyayaya" (우야야야) Yes Hwang A-ram Yes NoiseMasterMinsu, Tez_Toy of SMGS, Mortal of SMGS, Daall

Filmography

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For Yugyeom's filmography with Got7, see Got7 videography.

Dramas

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Year Title Role Note
2015 Dream Knight Yugyeom Korean-Chinese webseries by JYPE and Youku Tudou

Variety shows

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Year Title Role Note Ref.
2013 WIN: Who Is Next Contestant Rap and dance battle (Episode 4) [83]
2016 Hit the Stage finished in 1st place (Episodes 9–10) [26]
2019 Law of the Jungle Cast member in Northern Mariana Islands (Episode 349–352) [84]
2020 King of Mask Singer Contestant as Raspberry Wine (Episode 257) [13]
2024 Universe League Director in Team Beat [85]

Radio presenting

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2018 Lee Hong-ki's Kiss The Radio Special host with Youngjae (March 5–6) [86]
2020 Idol Radio with Jay B (Episode 571, April 26)
2024 Got7 Youngjae's Best Friend May 6–10 [87]

Music videos

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Year Title Artist Director Notes
2018 "Fine" Yugyeom Naive Creative Production Solo song from Got7's album Present: You
2021 "I Want U Around" (feat. DeVita) Yugyeom (featuring DeVita) HQF (HighQualityFish)
"All Your Fault" (feat. Gray) Yugyeom (featuring Gray) Yongsoo Kwon (Saccharin Film)
2022 "Take You Down" (feat. Coogie) Yugyeom (featuring Coogie)
"OOOWEE" F.Hero feat. Yugyeom and Twopee Directornet
2023 "Ponytail" Yugyeom (featuring Sik-K)
"LOLO" Yugyeom
2024 "La Sol Mi"
"1 Minute" (1분만) Novv Kim

Awards and nominations

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See also: List of awards and nominations received by Got7
Award Year Category Nominated work Result Ref.
Asia Artist Awards 2021 Popularity Award – Male Solo Singer Yugyeom Nominated [88]
U+Idol Live Popularity Award – Male Solo Singer Nominated [89]

Notes

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  1. ^ "All Your Fault" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at no. 15 on the Gaon Download Chart.[70]
  2. ^ "Take You Down" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at no. 19 on the Gaon Download Chart.[71]
  3. ^ "La Sol Mi" did not enter the Circle Digital Chart, but peaked at no. 42 on the Circle Download Chart.[72]
  4. ^ Released on SoundCloud's profile yugyeom17 (deleted in February 2021).

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