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Myname (Korean: 마이네임; stylized as MYNAME) is a South Korean boy group created by Fly to the Sky's Hwanhee under H2 Media. The group is composed of five members: Gunwoo, Insoo, Seyong, Jun.Q, and Chaejin. The group debuted on October 27, 2011 with their digital single "Message".

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History

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Pre-debut

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While in middle school, Seyong was recruited as a trainee under JYP Entertainment in 2007, where he trained for three years. He left the company due to "personal issues" and later joined his current agency.[1] Seyong then went on to star in the KBS drama I Believe in Love. Insoo auditioned for Superstar K2 in 2010. The show featured his studies as a dance major in university as well as a visit from his high school friend, MBLAQ leader Seungho, who gave him advice and encouragement before his audition.

2011–2012: Debut

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On July 30, 2011, Fly to the Sky's Hwanhee announced that he would be debuting a five-member boy group known as "Hwanhee Boys" sometime in September or October of that year after he trained them for two years.[2] Five members were introduced: Seyong,[3] Insoo,[4] Jun.Q,[5] Gunwoo and Chaejin[6] and they would debut as Myname.[7]

Myname appeared in reality show SBS MTV's Ta-Dah It's Myname. The pilot episode aired on October 25, 2011 and the program began airing regularly on November 5.[8] On October 27, Myname made their official debut stage on the music program M Countdown.[9][10] Their debut single, "Message", was digitally released on October 28.[11]

Myname made a cameo appearance on the KBS drama Dream High 2 in January 2012.[12]

Myname released their first single album with the lead song "Hello & Goodbye" on June 1, 2012.[13] Myname participated in reality show SBS MTV's Diary, which premiered on June 25, 2012.[14]

Myname officially debuted in Japan on July 25, 2012 with their first Japanese single "Message (Japanese ver.)". Their debut showcase was held at Tokyo's Shibuya-AX with 2,000 fans in attendance.[15] After its release, the single ranked No. 1 on the Tokyo Shibuya Tower record sales and charted No. 9 on the Oricon Chart.[16]

In August, the group became the first male models for the Japanese swimwear brand San-ai.[17]

On November 21, Myname released their second Japanese single "What's Up". Myname held a release event at LaQua in Tokyo Dome City three days after the single's release. The event drew in 1,500 attendees.[18] The group held their first solo concert, Myname 1st Live "What's Up", on December 15 at Zepp Namba and on December 17 at Zepp Tokyo. The concert drew in 5,000 fans.[19]

2013: First mini album and We Are Myname

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On January 7, 2013, Myname W Kitchen was premiered on Tokyo MX, a cooking show to introduce Korean food for Japanese audiences. The show featured AKB48’s Mariya Nagao as a co-host.[20]

After being pushed back from an October 2012 release,[21] their second single album was officially released on January 25, 2013 with the title track "Just That Little Thing".[22] The group successfully held their first solo Korean concert, The Beginning, on March 3, 2013 at the Interpark Art Center in Seoul.[23]

On March 28, Myname released first Japanese album, We Are Myname with the title track "We Are the Night". The album was ranked 3rd on the Oricon Daily Weekly Chart and ranked 1st on the Tower Records Daily Chart.[24] Myname held their first Japan tour, Myname Live Tour ～ The Departure, in Osaka, Nagoya and Tokyo on May 18, 19 and 25, 2013 respectively.[25][26]

Myname's first mini album was digitally released on July 4 with title track "Baby I'm Sorry".[27][28] The music video had an age restriction placed due to violence.[29] The mini album was physically released on July 9 and later topped both the Hanteo and Gaon charts, ranking #1 with the initial printing of 20,000 units selling out and another 20,000 copies also selling quickly.[30][31] Making their first performance on KBS' Music Bank on July 19, 2013, "Baby I'm Sorry" debuted at #5, the group's highest ever position on the countdown.[32]

On September 12, they made a guest appearance on Episode 8 of the Tooniverse mystery/children's series Thunderstruck Stationery.[33]

Their third single album with title track "Day by Day" was released digitally on October 11 and physically on October 14. The single album was produced by Lee Hyun Do of the legendary Korean hip hop duo Deux under the stage name D.O.[34]

Myname's first Japanese film Shinokubo Story was released on November 16, 2013. The film tells the story of five young Korean men from different paths of life who are scouted to take part in a potential K-Pop group from the Shin-Ōkubo neighborhood of Tokyo.

Myname released their third Japanese single album "Shirayuki" on November 20 and debuted at #6 on the daily Oricon chart[35] and #7 on the weekly chart with sales of 25,263 albums.[36] The single album included "Sha La La" which was used as the opening and ending theme for live broadcasts of the July 2013 National High School Baseball Championship in Japan[37] as well as in television commercials for Aoyama Mainland.[38]

2014–2015: Five Stars, Second mini-album and I.M.G.: Without You

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Myname held Hall Tour in Japan concerts Hands Up in Tokyo on January 12 and Osaka on January 13 to an audience of 8,000.[39][40] They released their second Japanese album Five Stars on March 26. The music video for the lead single of the album "F.F.Y." was released on February 19 [41] The album sold 19,473 physical copies on its first day of release and ranked #2 on the Oricon daily chart.[42]

The group also sang the theme song "Take Me to the Moon" for the Toei Company film Taekwondo Soul - Rebirth (テコンドー魂～REBIRTH) released February 15, 2014.[43]

The group embarked on a series of house tours entitled Myname Live House Tour 2014 ~WOW!~. The first pair of concerts started between May 14–15 in Tokyo's Shinjuku Blaze and the Liquid Room, respectively, from May 17–18 in Kanagawa's Yokohama Bay Hall and last pair from May 20–21 in Osaka's Umeda Club Quattro.[44]

Seyong participated in and won the MBC Music reality dance series Idol Dance Competition D-STYLE as the #1 male idol. Along with #1 female idol winner, GI's OneKet, Seyong won an endorsement deal with DEMISODA which included a CF that also starred Insoo and Chaejin.[45]

The group continue the second series of house tour entitled Myname Live House Tour 2014 ~WOW!~ Vol.2 began on September 11 at Shinjuku Blaze, followed by a pair of shows between September 13–14 at Umeda Club Quattro and in Fukuoka at Drum Logos, respectively, and on September 21 in Miyagi at Rensa.[46] After the wrapped up the second house tour, Myname held Myname Japan 2nd Hall Tour 2014 ~Five Stars~ started from September 19–20 at Zepp Nagoya and Zepp Namba, respectively, in Tokyo on September 28 at Nippon Seinenkan and September 30 at Shibuya Public Hall.[47]

Between January 10–25, Myname held Myname Live House Tour 2015 ~WOW!~ Vol.3 in 8 cities in Japan. They held encore of the house tour series, Myname Live House Tour 2015 "WOW SPECIAL" ~ COMPLETE ~ on January 31 in Tokyo.[48]

Myname's second Korean mini album was released on February 12 with the title track "Too Very So Much".[49]

The group released their third Japanese album I.M.G.: Without You on March 10 with the lead single "Stop the Time". The album topped the Oricon Daily Album Chart with 34,879 albums sold within 24 hours.[50] "Stop The Time" was also chosen as the theme song for the NTV drama series Five Star Tourist.[51]

Myname released their fourth Korean single album with the title track "Just Tell Me" on May 13.[52]

To celebrate the 3rd anniversary of their Japanese debut, Myname released their fourth Japanese single "Hello Again" on July 28. The single debuted at #1 on the Oricon Daily Chart with 31,129 units sold. This is their second #1 daily ranking.

Myname also starred in a daily web series entitled Pocket Boyfriend from MUH Lab which has each member individually trying to woo a mysterious person and is told from the point of view of that person.

In August, a fan vote was initiated to determine the track list of a "best of" album entitled Mybestname! which was released on November 4. The album includes the top 10 songs as voted on by fans plus songs chosen by the members and one new song, "Mygirl." Mybestname! debuted at #4 on the Oricon Daily Chart, but jumped to #1 with sales of 22,798. To support the album release, Myname embarked on a month-long national tour.

2016: European tour, Alive: Always in Your Heart

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After completing another 13 city, 19 performance house tour in Japan entitled Myname Live House Tour ~ 1st Story ~ in March and April 2016, Myname embarked on a European tour under Arpeggios Entertainment. The group held concerts in Germany, Sweden, Poland, Romania, Spain, Portugal, United Kingdom and France from September 1 to 11, 2016.[53][54][55]

Myname signed an exclusive contract with Virgin Records Japan under Universal Music Japan. They also released their fourth Japanese album, Alive: Always in Your Heart, on December 7, 2016. The album debuted at #7 on the Oricon Daily Chart and #2 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.[56]

2017–2019: Myname Is, solo projects and enlistment

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On March 2, 2017, Seyong was introduced as the Red Ranger in Power Rangers Dino Force Brave, a 12-episode Korean-produced sequel to the Japanese series Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger. The series premiered April 1, 2017 in South Korea and later aired in Japan. Seyong also sang the series' theme song, "Dino Force Brave".

Myname released their 5th Japanese album Myname Is on July 18, 2017 and debuted at #2 on the Oricon Daily Chart selling 13,316 albums. During promotions for the album release, member In-soo announced that he would be enlisting in the military for his mandatory service in the fall. Before his enlistment, In-soo released his first solo Japanese album entitled Naked on September 6, 2017 featuring the title track "Naked Love". It debuted at #12 on the Oricon Daily Chart and #19 on the Oricon Weekly Chart having sold 3,346 albums.

Insoo enlisted on October 26, 2017.[57] Later that month, the remaining four members participated in The Unit. Gunwoo and Chaejin were eliminated in 37th place and 38th place, respectively, during the second elimination round.[58] Jun.Q was eliminated in 24th place during the third elimination round.[59] And Seyong finished in 17th place during the final round, failing to join the winning group.

Myname released of their sixth Japanese album Kiseki with the lead single "Wiz" on July 25, 2018.[60] The album debuted at #3 with 10,337 units sold.[61]

On December 4, 2019, H2 Media stated that Myname disbanded following the expiration of their contracts.[62] In an interview with entertainment website Osen, Seyong denied the group's dissolution, noting their ongoing activities in Japan.[63] H2 Media later clarified that the group did not disband.[64]

2025: Reunion with Vivid

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On April 12, 2025, MYNAME will be releasing their first mini album in 7 years, VIVID, on July 2nd, and will also be holding a concert on July 25th in celebration of their Japan debut 13th anniversary.

Members

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Discography

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Main article: Myname discography
  • We Are Myname (2013)
  • Five Stars (2014)
  • I.M.G.: Without You (2015)
  • Alive: Always in Your Heart (2016)
  • Myname Is (2017)
  • Kiseki (2018)

Filmography

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Feature films

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  • 2013: Shinokubo Story – lead actors

Dramas

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  • 2012: Dream High 2 (KBS) – Episode 1 cameo
  • 2013: Thunderstruck Stationery Store (Tooniverse) – Episode 8 guest stars
  • 2017: Power Rangers Dino Force Brave (Daewon Media) - Seyong as Kwon Juyong (Brave Red Dino Ranger)
  • 2020: Wish You: Your Melody From My Heart (Viki) - Insoo as Kang Insoo (Lead)
  • 2021: Nobleman Ryu's Wedding (WeTV) - Insoo as Ryu Ho Sun (Lead)
  • 2021: Starting Point of Dating - Insoo as Kye Han Sol (Lead)

Reality shows

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Web series

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  • 2015: Pocket Boyfriend (MUH Lab)

References

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MYNAME (Korean: 마이네임; stylized as MYNAME) is a South Korean boy band formed in 2011 by singer Hwanhee of Fly to the Sky under H2 Media. The five-member group consists of leader and main vocalist Gunwoo, lead vocalist and lead dancer Insoo, main dancer, lead rapper, and sub-vocalist Seyong, main rapper and sub-vocalist JunQ, and lead vocalist and maknae Chaejin. They debuted on October 27, 2011, with the digital single "Message," performing it for the first time on Mnet's M! Countdown. MYNAME initially released several singles and albums in , including their first mini-album MYNAME 1st Mini Album in 2013, but found greater success in following their Japanese debut in 2012 with a remake of "." The group built a dedicated fanbase there through multiple Japanese releases, such as full-length albums WE ARE MYNAME (2013) and I.M.G. without you (2015), and extensive touring, including their first independent in 2012. After a period of reduced group activities from 2019 onward—amid rumors of disbandment that the members refuted, stating they would continue as a unit—MYNAME returned in 2025 with the digital single "We Are The One (with MYNAME)" on April 12, featuring Insoo, Gunwoo, and Seyong. This was followed by their first mini-album in seven years, the Japanese EP VIVID, released on July 2, 2025, led by the single "Our Days," and a celebratory on July 25. As of 2025, the group remains active, focusing on Japanese promotions while maintaining their core lineup.

History

Formation and pre-debut

Myname was formed in 2010 under H2 Media by Hwanhee, a member of the R&B duo , who envisioned the group as a five-member emphasizing strong vocals and dynamic performances. Hwanhee established H2 Media specifically to nurture and launch the project, drawing on his experience in the industry to guide the group's development from . The agency's initial concept focused on creating a versatile ensemble capable of blending pop, dance, and R&B elements, with Hwanhee serving as producer, vocal trainer, and mentor to ensure a cohesive unit. The recruitment process involved a combination of scouting and auditions orchestrated by Hwanhee, targeting talented individuals with diverse backgrounds to form the lineup of Gunwoo, Insoo, Seyong, Jun.Q, and Chaejin. For instance, Seyong was scouted in after training as a trainee and had prior acting experience in the drama I Believe in Love, while also pursuing soccer before entering the entertainment field. Insoo, who had appeared on the audition program Superstar K2 and studied theater and film before majoring in dance, specifically auditioned for H2 Media despite other offers, motivated by the opportunity to work under Hwanhee. Jun.Q brought rapping skills honed in a junior high school band, adding a hip-hop edge to the group's potential sound. These selections highlighted Hwanhee's emphasis on well-rounded talents who could contribute to both musical and visual aspects of the group. Prior to their official debut, the members underwent intensive pre-debut training lasting approximately two years, starting around , with a focus on enhancing vocals, dance, and overall performance skills. Hwanhee personally oversaw the regimen, which extended beyond technical training to include "humanity lessons" on professionalism, teamwork, and stage presence, as the members credited him with shaping their growth holistically. This period was marked by rigorous practice sessions at H2 Media's facilities, where the group honed their synchronization and charisma, preparing them for the competitive landscape under Hwanhee's direct guidance.

2011–2013: Debut and Japanese entry

Myname officially debuted on October 27, 2011, with a performance of their digital single "" on the music program . The track was released digitally the following day through H2 Media, marking the group's entry into the South Korean music scene with a high-energy sound. The group promoted "Message" across various music shows, including appearances on Music Bank and , where they showcased synchronized choreography and vocal harmonies to build initial fan support. In 2012, after a hiatus for further preparation, Myname returned with their first physical , Myname 1st Single, released on June 1, featuring the title track "," an R&B-infused song about post-breakup emotions. The group actively promoted the release on major broadcasts such as Music Core and Music Bank, culminating in goodbye stages by late , which helped the album gain traction on domestic charts. Expanding internationally, Myname made their Japanese debut with the single "Message (Japanese ver.)" on July 25, under Yoshimoto R and C's YM3D , which peaked at No. 9 on the Daily Singles Chart, signaling early success in the market. To connect with fans, they held introductory fan meetings in shortly after, fostering a growing overseas following. The year 2013 saw Myname strengthen their Japanese presence with the release of their debut studio album We Are Myname on March 27, a compilation of Japanese versions of their hits alongside new tracks like "We Are the Night," which debuted at No. 3 on the Oricon Weekly Album Chart. Returning to Korea, they issued their first mini album, Baby I'm Sorry, on July 9, led by the intense electronic dance track of the same name; the album topped the Hanteo Album Chart upon release and reached No. 1 on the Gaon Album Chart for the week of July 7–13. Promotions included dynamic performances on shows like M! Countdown and fan meetings to celebrate milestones, solidifying their dual-market momentum with strong chart performances and live engagements.

2014–2016: Expansion, tours, and breakthroughs

In 2014, Myname expanded their presence in the Japanese market with the release of their second Japanese studio album, Five Stars, on March 26. The album debuted at No. 2 on the Daily Album Chart, selling 19,473 copies on its first day. This success marked a significant step in their international growth, building on their earlier Japanese debut. To capitalize on this momentum, the group embarked on their Japan 2nd Hall Tour titled "Hands Up" later that year, performing in major cities like and , where they entertained approximately 8,000 fans across two shows. These efforts highlighted Myname's increasing focus on Japanese promotions and helped solidify their fanbase in the region. The following year, Myname continued their dual-market strategy with the release of their second Korean mini album, Too Very So Much, on February 12, 2015, which featured the upbeat title track of the same name emphasizing themes of admiration and energy. Shortly after, they returned to with their third Japanese album, I.M.G.: Without You, on March 10, 2015. The album topped the Daily Album Chart, achieving 34,879 copies sold in its first 24 hours, demonstrating substantial fanbase growth and . This period also saw intensified promotional activities, including tours across , which further boosted their visibility and engagement with international audiences. By 2016, Myname achieved a breakthrough with their first European tour, titled MYNAME with MYGIRL, held from September 1 to 11. The tour covered multiple cities, including , , , , and , marking the group's initial foray into the European market and showcasing their live performances to diverse international fans. Culminating the year's activities, they released their fourth Japanese album, Alive: Always in Your Heart, on December 7, peaking at No. 2 on the Weekly Album Chart with 24,029 copies sold in its first week. These milestones underscored Myname's expanding global reach, with consistent chart performances and tours reflecting a growing, dedicated fanbase beyond .

2017–2024: Final releases, solo activities, and hiatus

In 2017, Myname released their fifth Japanese full-length album, Myname Is, on July 18. The album debuted at No. 2 on the Daily Album Chart, selling 13,316 copies on its first day. Later that year, on October 26, eldest member Insoo enlisted for mandatory , becoming the first of the group to do so and temporarily reducing Myname to a four-member lineup. The following year, on July 25, 2018, the remaining members issued their sixth Japanese album, Kiseki, which served as a for their sixth anniversary in and featured the lead single "Wiz." It peaked at No. 3 on the Weekly Album Chart with initial sales of 10,337 units. These releases represented Myname's final group efforts before a prolonged period of individual military obligations, as the band shifted focus away from collective promotions. Military enlistments continued to stagger across the group into the early 2020s, further impacting their availability for joint activities. Leader Gunwoo enlisted on March 20, 2020; main rapper JunQ followed on June 22, 2020, though he was discharged early on May 4, 2021, due to a injury sustained during service; maknae Chaejin joined on July 6, 2020; and Seyong began work on March 22, 2021, completing it by December 21, 2022. Insoo's service concluded on July 3, 2019, allowing brief returns, but the overlapping timelines effectively halted group comebacks. From 2019 onward, Myname entered an extended hiatus with no new group releases, as members prioritized military completion and personal recovery. In December 2019, their contracts with long-time agency H2 Media expired, leading to an initial announcement of disbandment that was quickly clarified as a parting of ways rather than a full dissolution; the group transitioned to independent management under a new Vivid label arrangement to maintain flexibility during the break. This period emphasized individual pursuits, including acting roles in dramas and solo music projects, which allowed members to explore personal artistry and rebuild momentum separately while preserving the possibility of future reunions. The hiatus underscored the challenges of mandatory service for South Korean idol groups, fostering a phase of introspection and diverse career development amid reduced visibility.

2025: Comeback and reunion activities

On April 12, 2025, MYNAME released the digital single "We Are The One (with MYNAME)," featuring members Insoo, Gunwoo, and Seyong, which was performed during their "Blooming Days" concert in that day. During the concert, the group announced their comeback with the first mini album in seven years, marking their return after a hiatus focused on individual activities and mandatory military enlistments. The reunion featured the three active members under independent management, having shifted from H2 Media following contract expirations in 2019, with the project emphasizing their continued popularity in . The Japanese mini album VIVID was released on July 2, 2025, under the Vivid label, comprising six tracks that blend energetic dance numbers, uplifting mid-tempo songs, and ballads to showcase the group's matured sound. The title track, "Our Days," served as the , highlighting the members' synchronized and vibrant energy in its official . Tracks such as "For You," and "Forever You" were co-created by Gunwoo, Insoo, and Seyong, reflecting personal themes of perseverance and connection with fans. To commemorate the 13th of their Japanese debut on July 25, 2012, MYNAME held the MYNAME LIVE 2025 - VIVID at Landmark Hall, featuring performances of new tracks from VIVID alongside fan-favorite hits from their discography. The event drew enthusiastic crowds, reinforcing the group's strong fanbase in through interactive segments and special messages. Following the release, MYNAME engaged in promotional activities including dance practice videos, online streams, and appearances at events like the BUZZ-UP 2025 Summer festival in August, where member Seyong served as an MC. Fan reactions were overwhelmingly positive, with online comments praising the fresh yet nostalgic vibe of the release and expressing joy at the group's return, such as "Feel awesome to look myname again!!" and "There isn't enough volume for MyName!!!." As of November 2025, the group remains active with no additional releases announced, focusing on sustained fan engagement in .

Musical style

Core elements and influences

Myname's music is rooted in pop and genres, frequently blending in R&B, hip-hop, and elements to create a versatile sound that emphasizes catchy melodies and rhythmic drive. This foundation allows the group to deliver tracks that balance upbeat energy with emotional depth, as seen in their debut single "," which features a stomp and beat-driven structure reminiscent of early dance tracks. A signature aspect of Myname's style lies in their high-energy choreographed performances, which complement intricate vocal harmonies and layered arrangements. Members like Seyong, serving as lead rapper, contribute sharp hip-hop verses that add dynamic contrast, while Insoo's prominent vocals highlight smooth R&B-infused lines and group harmonies focused on themes of , youth, and heartfelt longing. These elements foster an engaging live presence, with lyrics often exploring romantic vulnerability and personal growth in a youthful context. The group's influences draw heavily from K-pop predecessors, particularly the R&B stylings of , owing to producer and trainer Hwanhee's direct involvement in their formation and vocal coaching. For their Japanese market adaptations, Myname incorporated sensibilities through collaborations with local producers like HIRO, known as "Japan's Brave Brother," resulting in polished, melody-forward tracks tailored for international appeal. Western pop and dance influences are evident in the upbeat, electronic rhythms of songs like "," evoking club-oriented energy with synth pulses and anthemic hooks. Early production traits in Myname's discography mix electronic beats with acoustic undertones, particularly in ballads and mid-tempo tracks that showcase raw vocal delivery alongside subtle instrumentation for emotional resonance. This hybrid approach, guided by Hwanhee's R&B expertise, underscores their foundational sound before later expansions.

Evolution across eras

In the early phase from 2011 to 2013, Myname's music centered on energetic to capture debut vitality, as seen in their initial singles "" and "," which featured upbeat rhythms and catchy hooks designed for high-energy performances. By 2013, with the release of their first mini album, the group incorporated hip-hop elements through aggressive rap verses and piano-driven builds in tracks like "Baby I'm Sorry," adding emotional depth to the dance framework while maintaining a focus on themes. During the mid-period of 2014 to 2016, Myname adapted to the Japanese market with influences, evident in their full-length album , which blended pop structures with balladry to explore more mature lyrical content about relationships and growth. This evolution continued in Alive: Always in Your Heart, their 2016 Japanese release. From 2017 onward, amid member enlistments that caused activity pauses, Myname's output became more experimental within , as demonstrated in the 2018 album Kiseki. The 2025 comeback mini album VIVID featured the title track 'Bad Bad Higher,' marking their return after a seven-year hiatus in group releases. Overall, Myname's trajectory shifted from exuberant, youth-oriented to deeper, genre-blending explorations shaped by Japanese market demands and personal milestones like , fostering a progression toward introspective yet dynamic expressions.

Members

Current lineup and positions

MYNAME's current lineup consists of five active members who have resumed group activities following individual projects and completions. The group maintains a balanced structure in terms of vocal, , and responsibilities, allowing for versatile performances without a single dominant role in dancing, though Jun.Q often takes lead in choreography execution. Gunwoo (real name Lee Gun-woo), born January 30, 1989, in , , serves as the leader and main vocalist. Standing at 181 cm tall with blood type AB, he is pivotal in guiding the group's direction and delivering powerful high notes in their songs.) Insoo (real name Kang In-soo), born March 10, 1988, in , , holds positions as lead vocalist, lead dancer, and visual. At 178 cm with blood type AB, he contributes to melodic lines and stage presence, often highlighted for his expressive dancing.)) Seyong (real name Kim Se-yong), born November 20, 1991, in Busan, South Korea, is the main dancer, lead rapper, and sub-vocalist, also recognized for leading Japanese promotions due to his fluency in the language. Measuring 177 cm with blood type O, he brings dynamic rap verses and intricate dance routines to the group's choreography.) Jun.Q (real name Kang Jun-kyu), born August 9, 1993, in Uijeongbu, South Korea, functions as main rapper and sub-vocalist, with prominent contributions to dance formations. He stands at 180 cm with blood type AB, emphasizing rhythmic rap flows and supporting vocals.) Chaejin (real name Chae Jin-seok), born December 26, 1995, in , is the and maknae (youngest member). At 176 cm with B, he adds youthful energy through his vocal parts and visual appeal, rounding out the group's harmonious dynamics. Fans engage with the members through symbolic representations such as colors and animals derived from official profiles and promotions: Gunwoo with blue and for leadership; Insoo with white and deer for elegance; Seyong with red and fox for charisma; Jun.Q with green and wolf for strength; and Chaejin with yellow and for cuteness. These elements enhance fan interactions during events and merchandise.

Membership timeline and changes

Myname has maintained a stable five-member lineup consisting of leader and main vocalist Gunwoo, lead vocalist and lead dancer Insoo, main dancer and lead rapper Seyong, main rapper Jun.Q, and vocalist Chaejin since its debut in 2011, with no member departures or replacements throughout its history. The group's members fulfilled their mandatory obligations in on a staggered timeline, beginning with Insoo's enlistment as an active-duty on October 26, 2017, and his discharge on July 3, 2019. Seyong enlisted next as a worker on March 22, 2021, completing his service on December 21, 2022. Gunwoo enlisted as an active-duty on March 20, 2020, and was discharged on December 19, 2021. Jun.Q enlisted on June 22, 2020, but was discharged early on May 4, 2021, following knee surgery during service. Chaejin enlisted last on July 6, 2020, as an active-duty , and was discharged on January 5, 2022. This sequence of enlistments, particularly the overlapping period from 2020 to 2022 when four members were serving simultaneously, resulted in a pause in full-group activities. Regarding agency affiliations, Myname operated under H2 Media from its formation in 2011 until the expiration of their contracts in December 2019, after which the agency announced the group's disbandment—a statement promptly refuted by the members, who affirmed their intent to continue together independently. Following a period of individual pursuits and the completion of military services, the group transitioned to independent management for their 2025 activities, culminating in the release of their mini-album VIVID on July 2, 2025, marking their first group project in seven years and enabling full reunion performances.

Discography

Studio and mini albums

Myname's Korean discography includes two mini albums released during their early career. Their debut mini album, Baby I'm Sorry, was released on July 4, 2013, by H2 Media and features six tracks, including the title track "Baby I'm Sorry," a number centered on themes of regret and reconciliation in relationships. The album debuted at number one on the Gaon Album Chart and sold over 35,000 copies in . Their second mini album, Too Very So Much (also known as Myname 2nd Mini Album), arrived on February 12, 2015, also under H2 Media, containing five tracks with the "Too Very So Much" exploring intense emotional longing through upbeat pop rhythms. The group expanded significantly into the Japanese market with a series of studio albums, emphasizing mature pop and rock influences tailored for international audiences. Their debut Japanese studio album, We Are Myname, released on March 27, 2013, by Yoshimoto R and C, comprises 14 tracks, including Japanese versions of earlier hits like "Message," and debuted at number three on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart with first-week sales of 27,813 copies. The follow-up, Five Stars, issued on March 26, 2014, features 15 tracks blending electronic and ballad elements to showcase the members' vocal harmonies, entering the Oricon Albums Chart at number five with 30,081 copies sold in its debut week. Subsequent releases continued to build on their Japanese popularity. I.M.G. Without You, the third studio album, came out on March 10, 2015, with 14 tracks focusing on themes of loss and resilience, achieving number one on the Oricon Daily Albums Chart upon release with 34,879 units sold in the first day. Alive: Always in Your Heart, released December 7, 2016, under Virgin Music, includes 15 tracks that highlight emotional depth and live performance energy, peaking at number two on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart and charting for seven weeks. The fifth studio album, Myname Is, launched on July 19, 2017, contains 14 tracks with a concept emphasizing identity and growth, debuting at number two on the Oricon Daily Albums Chart. The sixth and final studio album before the hiatus, Kiseki, was released on July 25, 2018, under Virgin Music, featuring 11 tracks including solo and subunit songs, and debuted at number 18 on the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart with first-week sales of 18,689 copies. In 2025, Myname marked their comeback with the mini album VIVID, a vibrant seven-year return to after their 2018 release, issued on July 2 by Tokuma Communications as a Japanese-language project featuring six tracks, led by the single "Our Days" and including "BAD BAD HIGHER," which conveys themes of bold reinvention and high energy through dynamic pop production. The album's concept celebrates the group's 14th anniversary with colorful, uplifting visuals and renewed fan engagement.

Singles and compilations

Myname's debut release was the digital single "," issued on October 27, 2011, under H2 Media, marking their entry into the scene with a high-energy track emphasizing synchronized choreography and emotional vocals. The music video featured dynamic dance sequences in urban settings, promoting the group's charismatic image through intense group formations and close-up member shots. This standalone digital release served as a teaser for their upcoming physical outputs, with promotions focused on online platforms and initial TV appearances to build fanbase momentum. Their first physical single album, Myname 1st Single, followed on June 1, 2012, led by "Hello & Goodbye," a mid-tempo pop track exploring themes of regret and reconciliation in relationships. The accompanying music video adopted a narrative style with cinematic breakup scenes, colorful wardrobe changes, and performance cuts highlighting vocal harmonies and precise footwork, which helped it gain traction on music shows like Music Bank. Promotional strategies included fan signings and radio interviews, positioning the single as a bridge to their Japanese market expansion. In , Myname released the Japanese version of "" as their debut single on , 2012, adapting the original with localized while retaining the upbeat and verses. It peaked at number 9 on the daily singles chart, selling over 17,000 physical copies during its run, bolstered by editions including DVDs with and live footage. The video mirrored the Korean version's energetic styling but incorporated Japanese pop aesthetics, such as brighter lighting and fan-service elements, with promotions tied to their first Japanese showcase tour. The follow-up Japanese single "What's Up" arrived on November 21, 2012, an original track with funky rhythms and playful lyrics about everyday excitement, available in multiple jacket versions for collectors. Its music video showcased vibrant, colorful sets with comedic skits and dance breaks, emphasizing the group's fun-loving persona to appeal to Japanese audiences. Promotions involved handshake events and media appearances on shows like Music Station, helping sustain their visibility in the market post-debut. Myname's Japanese activities continued with "Hello Again" as their fourth single on , , celebrating their third in the market with a nostalgic pop blending Korean roots and polish. The video featured elegant staging with motifs, focusing on harmonious group dynamics and subtle choreography to evoke fan nostalgia. Chart performance was modest, but promotions included limited-edition releases and fan meetings to mark the milestone. Myname also released a , Mybestname!, on November 4, , under Yoshimoto R and C, collecting 15 of their previous Japanese singles and album tracks. In 2025, amid their reunion, Myname issued the digital single "We Are The One (with MYNAME)" on April 12, featuring members Insoo, Gunwoo, and Seyong, as a precursor to their mini album VIVID. This upbeat collaboration track highlighted renewed group synergy with motivational lyrics and modern production, promoted via teasers and live streams to re-engage fans after hiatus. The release underscored their comeback strategy, focusing on digital accessibility and selective member involvement. The EP VIVID was led by the single "Our Days" on July 2, 2025, with an accompanying emphasizing vibrant energy and anniversary themes.
Release DateTitleLanguage/MarketChart PeakNotes
October 27, 2011"Message"Korean (digital)N/ADebut single; urban dance MV.
June 1, 2012"Hello & Goodbye"KoreanN/ANarrative breakup-themed video; TV show promotions.
July 25, 2012"Message (Japanese ver.)"Japanese#9 dailyDVD editions; showcase tour tie-in.
November 21, 2012"What's Up"JapaneseN/AColorful comedic MV; handshake events.
July 29, 2015"Hello Again"JapaneseN/AAnniversary theme; limited editions.
April 12, 2025"We Are The One (with MYNAME)"Korean (digital)N/AReunion single; focus.
July 2, 2025"Our Days"JapaneseN/ALead single from VIVID; promotional MV.

Concerts and tours

Major tours

Myname's major tours primarily consisted of multi-city concert series in , reflecting their strong fanbase there, followed by their inaugural expansion into . These tours often featured high-energy performances with intricate dance routines, interactive fan segments, and setlists blending Korean and Japanese tracks to engage international audiences. In December 2012, MYNAME held their first independent in , "MYNAME 1st LIVE - What's Up," on December 15 in and December 17 in . The group's first significant Japan tour, MYNAME Live Tour 2013 "The Departure," took place in May 2013 across three major cities: on May 18, on May 19, and on May 25. This debut national tour drew approximately 8,000 attendees, showcasing their rising popularity in the country just two years after their Japanese debut, with performances emphasizing synchronized and fan chants during hits like "What's Up." In early 2014, Myname conducted the MYNAME JAPAN HALL TOUR 2014 Hands Up, holding concerts on January 12 in Tokyo at NHK Hall and January 13 in Osaka at Orix Theater. The two-show run attracted 8,000 fans, who praised the group's dynamic stage presence and elaborate production, including laser lights and costume changes that highlighted their dance-heavy routines. Tied to the release of their second Japanese album Five Stars, Myname launched the MYNAME Japan 2nd Hall Tour 2014 Five Stars in September 2014, visiting cities such as Nagoya on September 19 at Zepp Nagoya, Osaka on September 20 at Zepp Namba, and Tokyo on September 30 at Shibuya Public Hall (now LINE CUBE SHIBUYA). The tour featured sold-out venues in several locations, with setlists focusing on tracks from the album like "Klick" and "Hocus Pocus," alongside fan interaction segments such as high-touch events and MC sessions that fostered a lively atmosphere. In support of their Japanese activities leading into the Alive: Always in Your Heart era, Myname undertook the 2016 LIVEHOUSE TOUR 1st Story from February to May 2016, spanning 13 cities with 19 performances across venues like clubs and small halls in , , and Fukuoka. This extensive house tour built anticipation for their fourth Japanese , emphasizing intimate settings for close fan engagement and showcasing polished dance breaks during songs like "Ring the Alarm." Myname's breakthrough international effort came with the 2016 Europe Tour "MYNAME with MYGIRL," held from September 1 to 11 across eight cities: (Germany) on September 1, (Sweden) on September 2, (Poland) on September 3, (Romania) on September 4, (Spain) on September 8, Lisbon (Portugal) on September 9, London (UK) on September 10, and Paris (France) on September 11. The tour highlighted Japanese hits such as "Hello & Goodbye" and "Just You and I" alongside Korean favorites, receiving enthusiastic reception for their energetic and multilingual fan interactions, with several shows selling out in advance and drawing diverse crowds that appreciated the group's blend of pop and R&B elements.

Showcase and anniversary events

The group debuted on October 27, 2011, performing "" for the first time on Mnet's , marking their formal introduction to fans and highlighting their vocal and dance strengths under the guidance of producer Hwanhee from . In , Myname expanded their showcase activities with their Japanese debut event on July 25, 2012, at Shibuya-AX in . The showcase included the Japanese version of "" and the new song "Summer Party," drawing an attendance of 2,000 fans and demonstrating early enthusiasm from the international audience. These performances emphasized the group's adaptability to the Japanese market, fostering initial connections with overseas supporters. Myname's first full-length Japanese album We Are Myname was released on March 27, 2013. Additionally, on July 30, 2013, the group hosted a fanmeeting in to commemorate their one-year debut there, further strengthening ties with supporters amid their dual Korean-Japanese promotions. Anniversary celebrations continued to highlight Myname's enduring presence in . On , 2025—exactly 13 years after their Japanese debut—the group performed at "MYNAME LIVE 2025 -VIVID-" held at Hall, with two sessions starting at 14:00 and 18:00. Tied to the release of their first mini album in seven years, VIVID, on July 2, 2025, the concert featured live renditions of new tracks like "Our Days" and offered venue-limited purchase benefits for attendees, such as exclusive merchandise. These showcase and events have consistently contributed to fanbase loyalty by providing opportunities for shared celebrations and exclusive access, as evidenced by the enthusiastic reception at earlier gatherings like the 2012 showcase, where high attendance underscored the group's growing impact.

Filmography

Feature films

Myname made their acting debut as a group in the 2013 Japanese Shinokubo Story, where all five members—Gunwoo, Insoo, Seyong, JunQ, and Chaejin—portrayed lead roles as aspiring idols. The film, directed by Kenichi Fujiwara and released on November 16, 2013, is set in Tokyo's Shin-Ōkubo Korean Town and follows the story of young Korean men, including tour guides Chaejin and Insoo with dreams of entering the entertainment industry, who join forces with band members Gunwoo, JunQ, and Seyong to form a group under the guidance of an entertainment scout named Utako, overcoming personal obstacles such as family ties to and health issues. This semi-autobiographical narrative draws parallels to the group's own journey, marking their first foray into cinema as a collective unit rather than individual cameos or appearances. As of 2025, Shinokubo Story remains Myname's sole major involvement, with no subsequent theatrical releases or significant cameos credited to the group in cinema.

Television dramas

Myname members made cameo appearances in television dramas during the group's early years to increase visibility. In the 2012 KBS series "," the group appeared in episode 1 as fellow trainees at an entertainment agency, performing alongside the main cast to highlight their debut as idols. The following year, in 2013, they guest-starred in episode 8 of the animated drama "Thunderstruck Stationery Store," contributing to a comedic segment that showcased their synchronized dance skills. As Myname entered periods of reduced group promotions and member enlistments, individual acting pursuits helped maintain their public profiles. took on a lead role in the adaptation " Dino Force Brave," portraying Kwon Juyong, the Brave Red Dino Ranger, in Korea's first official series localized for local audiences; he also performed the opening theme song. This role marked a significant step for Seyong, blending his idol background with action-oriented amid the group's hiatus from new releases. Kang Insoo emerged as the most active in scripted television during this time, signing with iMe Korea in 2020 to focus on after his . He starred as the lead in the 2020 web drama "Wish You: Your Melody From My Heart," playing a character navigating romance and music in a narrative. In 2021, Insoo portrayed Ryu Ho-sun in the historical web drama "Nobleman Ryu's Wedding," depicting a nobleman entangled in an twist. That same year, he led as Kye Han-sol in the "Starting Point of Dating," a story of workplace mishaps and budding romance among young adults. These roles, often in web formats, allowed Insoo to build a distinct acting identity separate from Myname's music activities, sustaining fan engagement during the group's extended break from collective projects.

Reality and variety shows

MYNAME's early career featured prominent appearances in reality programming that captured their formation and debut journey. In 2011, the group starred in the SBS reality series Ta-Dah! It's MYNAME, which chronicled their pre-debut training and initial promotions, airing from November 2011 to January 2012 across eight episodes plus a pilot. This show provided fans with an intimate look at their dynamics and challenges as newcomers under H2 Media. Following their debut, MYNAME participated in the 2012 SBS series , a music-focused reality program that documented preparations for their single "Hello & Goodbye" and Japanese market entry, premiering on June 25 and featuring the group alongside other rookies like BTOB and . As MYNAME expanded into Japan, they hosted their first television program there with MYNAME's W Kitchen on , a cooking variety show that premiered on January 7, 2013, and ran through March. Co-hosted by Mariya Nagao, the series introduced to local audiences through the members' culinary experiments, aligning with their growing popularity in the region. The group also made guest appearances on music variety programs, including a performance in February 2015 to promote "Too Very So Much" on KBS2's . These spots highlighted their vocal strengths and helped sustain domestic interest amid increasing Japanese activities. During periods of reduced group promotions, particularly following military enlistments starting in 2017, individual members maintained visibility through solo variety engagements. In 2020, after his discharge, leader Insoo joined the basketball-themed reality competition on SBS, serving as a regular cast member and No. 1 player in the show's 12-episode run, showcasing his athleticism and personality. That same year, Insoo guested on MBC every1's Video Star, where he discussed idol life and dating experiences alongside other artists like KARA's . Such appearances played a key role in keeping the group's name relevant during hiatuses, bridging fan engagement until their 2025 reunion activities. On KBS2's in 2015, the group performed to promote "Too Very So Much," highlighting their vocal strengths.

Web series and specials

MYNAME's involvement in web series began with the 2015 interactive web drama Pocket Boyfriend, a short-form production by MUH Lab featuring all five members in individual storylines. In the series, each member—Gunwoo, Insoo, Seyong, Jun.Q, and Chaejin—portrayed a unique attempting to charm a mysterious viewer through virtual date scenarios, emphasizing romantic and playful interactions designed for fan engagement. The format included multiple episodes per member, allowing audiences to select preferred outcomes, which aligned with the rising trend of choose-your-own-adventure style content for younger, online-savvy fans. Episodes were released daily on platforms like , totaling over 20 shorts that highlighted the group's charismatic appeal without requiring traditional broadcasting. This project marked one of MYNAME's early forays into digital-exclusive media, prioritizing global accessibility and interactivity over linear storytelling. Following a hiatus, MYNAME expanded their digital presence in 2025 with comeback-related specials tied to their seventh mini album VIVID, released on July 2. The official Japanese YouTube channel uploaded a series of behind-the-scenes videos, including music previews, teaser breakdowns, and production insights for the title track "Bad Bad Higher," offering fans glimpses into choreography rehearsals and recording sessions. These shorts, often under five minutes, incorporated fan-submitted questions and live reaction elements to foster direct interaction, reflecting the group's adaptation to YouTube-centric promotion for international audiences. Additional digital specials encompassed release event recaps from July 2025, such as fan meet-and-greet highlights from venues like ASuNaL KaNAYaMA in , streamed in edited formats to capture unscripted moments and member interviews. The limited edition album packaging further complemented this with a bonus DVD containing exclusive footage and a special interview, though the primary online dissemination occurred via free uploads to maximize reach. This approach underscored MYNAME's shift toward concise, mobile-friendly content post-2020, emphasizing visual storytelling over extended narratives.

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