Kang Seung-yoon

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Kang Seung-yoon
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Kang for Marie Claire Korea in July 2021
Born (1994-01-21) January 21, 1994 (age 27)
Busan, South Korea
Occupation
  • Singer
  • songwriter
  • composer
  • actor
Years active2010–present
Musical career
Genres
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • guitar
Labels
Associated acts
  • Winner
  • YG Family
Korean name
Hangul
Hanja
Revised RomanizationGang Seung-yun
McCune–ReischauerKang Sŭng-yun
Signature
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Kang Seung-yoon (Korean: 강승윤; born (1994-01-21)January 21, 1994), known mononymously as Seungyoon or Yoon, is a South Korean singer-songwriter, actor, and leader of boy group Winner.[1] Appearing on the reality television singing contest Superstar K2 (2010), he rose to prominence after finishing in fourth place. Through the show he released the digital single "Instinctively", which became a number one hit, almost selling over 2 million copies. In January 2011, he was scouted by South Korean label YG Entertainment[2] and officially debuted as a solo artist in July 2013 with the digital single "It Rains" (비가 온다) and as the leader of Winner in August 2014.[1]

Seungyoon ventured into acting through the sitcom, High Kick: Revenge of the Short Legged (2011). His first lead role through the web series, We Broke Up (2015) earned him the "Best Male Actor" award by the K-web Fest Awards. Roles in tvN black comedy drama Prison Playbook (2017) and MBC's Kairos (2020) further solidified his career as an actor. He also served as the "122nd Masked King" on MBC's King of Mask Singer under the alias "Chow Yun-fat". He achieved a record-breaking six consecutive wins, earning him the titles: "The First 6-Time Idol Champion" and “The Youngest Champion”.

Biography[]

Early life and career beginnings[]

Kang Seung-yoon was born in Busan, South Korea, on January 21, 1994. Among his family, he is an only child raised solely by his single mother.[3] Kang had an IQ of 141 and particularly excelled in mathematics.[4] He eventually learned to play the guitar in the eighth grade, and graduated from Busan High School of Arts with a major in classic guitar in 2012.[5][6] During his last year of junior high, he took an interest in billiards and soon took lessons. In result, he became the regional youth representative for billiards.[4]

In 2010, a close friend urged Kang to accompany him to audition for Mnet singing contest Superstar K2 (2010). Initially feeling reluctant, Kang yielded to his request. In preparation, he further honed his guitar skills by taking lessons for three months prior to the audition. Although his friend did not pass the preliminary round, Kang continued to advance to the next several rounds and proceeded to overall finish in fourth place, garnering positive critiques from both the general public and media outlets.[4]

2010–2013: Commercial success and solo debut[]

See also: Superstar K 2

Following his appearance on Superstar K2, the subsequent spotlight propelled him to domestic stardom. Namely, through the show he released the digital single "Instinctively".[7] Almost selling over 2 million digital copies, the single became a number-one hit in South Korea, and was listed in the year-end charts.[8][9] He won the "Rookie of the Year" award at the Gaon Chart Awards in addition to "Rookie of the Month (October)" at the Cyworld Digital Music Awards.[10]

Seungyoon at the Samsung Galaxy Tab showcase in January 2011

After being sought out by multiple record labels, CEO Yang Hyun-suk of YG Entertainment offered Seungyoon to join his company as a trainee. He soon accepted the proposition and signed with the label on January 12, 2011.[2] When asked to explain the reason for his decision, he answered: "Since Superstar K2 ended, there were a lot of offers. Some said they would make me the star of Asia, and some offered a great amount of money for signing the contract. I chose YG Entertainment because this agency evaluated me objectively, unlike other ones. They looked at me as an actual trainee."[11]

Through the MBC romantic drama Midas, Seungyoon became the fourth artist to release a soundtrack for the television drama. Upon release, the original soundtrack, "You Are Heaven" (니가 천국이다), spawned to number one on several South Korean music streaming platforms including Genie and Cyworld on February 23, 2011. Domestically, the soundtrack also peaked at number 11 on the Gaon Digital chart.[12]

That same year, he appeared and took on a supporting role on MBC sitcom High Kick: Revenge of the Short Legged. His appearance on the television series marked his first-ever acting project. His character plays a young man with a heavy southern-Korean accent who arrives in Seoul dreaming to become the President of South Korea. The series aired from September 19, 2011 to March 29, 2012.[13]

On June 20, 2013, Yang Hyun-suk announced Seungyoon would be debuting as a solo artist with the digital single, "Wild and Young", composed by Teddy Park.[14] However, on July 15, the release was announced to be postponed and instead, the very next day another digital single in the format of a pre-release titled "It Rains" (비가 온다) was released.[15] "It Rains" (비가 온다) achieved an "all-kill" by placing number one on all music streaming platforms in South Korea, including Melon and Mnet.[16][17] Upon placing number one on Gaon Digital chart, the single became his second number-one hit.

His first digital single, "Wild and Young" was released on July 31, with the accompaniment of a music video. The single made an appearance on the Gaon Digital Chart, peaking at number 18.[18] Live promotions for the single commenced on August 4 through SBS' Inkigayo. News of two additional digital singles were set to be promoted within August and September, alongside the release of an extended play in September.[19][20] Seungyoon released his second digital single, "Stealer" (맘도둑) on August 14.[21] The single was accompanied with a music video, starring rookie actress Yoon Jin-yi, and was "filmed secretly". Promotions for the single were not carried out to prevent any disruptions for the promotions of "Wild and Young".[22] "Stealer" (맘도둑) peaked at number 9 on the Gaon Digital Chart.

2014–2019: Debut with Winner and acting[]

See also: Winner (band)

Through the Mnet survival reality program WIN: Who Is Next (2013), Seungyoon participated as a contestant.[23] The program involved two teams consisting of male trainees under YG Entertainment (A and B) that would compete for the chance to debut by the end of the series after a 100-day journey.[24] During the seventh episode of WIN: Who Is Next, Seungyoon replaced bandmate Song Min-ho as the leader of "Team A" after experiencing a leg injury. On October 25, Team A was revealed to have won the series and would subsequently begin preparations and debut as Winner. Seungyoon made his official debut with the five-piece group, Winner, on August 17, 2014.[25] The same year, Seungyoon and fellow member Song Min-ho participated in Yoon Jong-shin's Monthly project and released the song "Wild Boy".[26]

Seungyoon attending the Melon Music Awards on November 13, 2014

In 2015, Seungyoon starred as the male lead in the web drama We Broke Up, alongside label-mate Sandara Park. The 10-episode drama was aired from June 29 to July 17 via Naver TV Cast.[27] In December 2016, Seungyoon starred in the web drama Love for a Thousand More alongside fellow member Kim Jin-woo. The web drama is a joint production of CJ E&M, YG Entertainment, and YGKPlus.[28] He released a soundtrack for the drama, titled "You".[29] The same month, he joined the cast of SBS' variety show Flower Crew as a regular host.[30]

Through Jung Eun-ji's first solo concert, Attic, Seungyoon was personally invited by her and performed as a guest during her show held on June 3, 2017. Through collaborative performances, he sang the duets "All For You" and "Scars Deeper Than Love" alongside "Instinctively" while also participating in talk segments.[31]

That same year, Seungyoon starred in tvN's black-comedy series Prison Playbook.[32] The director of the television series, Shin Won-ho, revealed while initially not having high expectations due to his occupation as a singer, his thoughts were debunked as he elaborated: "When I asked him on the spot to read a part from the script using his regional dialect, his portrayal was a lot of fun. He really brought the character to life, and that’s why I cast him for the role. I didn’t have any bias because of the group he was in. He just fit well with us".[33] Seungyoon and fellow member Song Min-ho released a soundtrack for the drama titled "Door".[34]

In 2018, Seungyoon sung the OST for the Korean movie, Golden Slumber. The song was originally performed by The Beatles.[35] In 2019, Seungyoon participated on MBC's “Show that Rewrites the Charts, What is No. 1 Right Now?” and performed Haebaragi's song “With Love”.[36] Seungyoon claimed first place and the song was digitally released on April 12.

2020–present: King of Mask Singer, acting comeback, and Page[]

Seungyoon at the Waterbomb festival in 2019

In March 2020, Seungyoon participated in MBC singing competition program, King of Mask Singer, for the second time and subsequently won, earning the title as the "122nd Mask King" during his appearance as "Chow Yun-fat" after defeating South Korean singer, So Chan-whee.[37] He was able to impress the panel of judges, pulling off six consecutive wins and was named "The First 6-Time Idol Champion" and “The Youngest Champion” at the time.[38]

On May 20, 2020, Seungyoon was confirmed to make his comeback as an actor after three years and join MBC's Kairos. He joined the main cast as the character "Im Gun-wook", who was often filmed alongside actress' Lee Se-young and Lee Joo-myung. His role earned him a nomination at the 2020 MBC Drama Awards for "Best New Actor". Internationally, the series was aired on VIU Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines and more.[39]

After 8 years, Seungyoon's first studio album entitled Page and its lead single "Iyah" were released on March 29, 2021.[40] The album was a success and has sold 122,202 copies in South Korea as of May 2021.[41]

Soon after wrapping up his album promotion, Seungyoon was confirmed to join the fourth season of Voice, thriller-procedural series that had moved to tvN from June 18, 2021. He acted as Han Woo Joo, a 4D patrol officer that was specially recruited to be a cyber team member.[42]

Impact and Influence[]

Through an interview, Rubin of 1Team stated Seungyoon as his role model ever-since the day he coincidentally watched him on Superstar K2 performing Michael Jackson's "Black or White" while on his way to academy. Since then his inspiration towards music grew more and more.[43]


Other ventures[]

Endorsements[]

In October 2010, Seungyoon was scouted by LG U+ and appeared as a CF model for their International Call 002 range.[44]

In November 2010, CJ Group advertised their first new corporate campaign since six years with the message: Different ideas that change the world. The South Korean conglomerate wished to choose well-known figures within the country for this thus collaborating Superstar K2 and YG Family artists. In result Seungyoon was chosen as a model alongside fellow Superstar K2 contestants Huh Gak, John Park, Jang Jae-in and artists Big Bang, 2NE1 and Psy.[45]

With the release of the Samsung Galaxy Tab in December 2010, Seungyoon was selected to endorse the product by Samsung.[46] Additionally, he released the promotional single, "Life is Tab" alongside three other contestants on January 7, 2011 to promote the Samsung Galaxy Tab. The single was accompanied by a music video, which was partially filmed during a performance at the press conference for the product that was held on the same day of its digital release. Later, a rock and R&B version of the original was released on music streaming platforms accompanied by additional music videos.[47]

Through the MMORPG, Grand Chase developed by South Korean game developing company KOG Studios, in January 2011 Seungyoon exclusively became the endorsement model for the game.[48]

Philanthropy[]

In December 2018, Jinusean's Sean reported that Seungyoon quietly donated 30 Million Won in addition to his donation earlier in the year to the Seungil Hope Foundation.[49]

Following the cancellation of contemporary casual clothing brand PLAC's 'by YOU' collection in collaboration with Seungyoon and bandmate Mino showcase event, scheduled on February 28, 2020 due to safety issues in relations to the recent coronavirus pandemic, the funds they raised towards the showcase was used to donate 10,000 masks for low-income children.[50]

Discography[]

See also: Winner discography

Studio albums[]

List of studio albums, with selected details, chart positions, and sales
Title Details Peak positions Sales
KOR
[51]
Page 3

Singles[]

Title Year Peak position Sales Album
KOR
[54]
"Instinctively" (본능적으로) 2010 1 Superstar K2: Up to 11
"It Rains" (비가 온다) 2013 1 Non-album single
"Wild and Young" 18
"Stealer" (맘도둑) 9
"Iyah" (아이야) 2021 105 N/A Page

Promotional singles[]

Title Year Note
"Life Is Tab" 2011 Collaboration with Samsung Galaxy Tab
"Have You Ever Fallen in Love" Collaboration with Standing Egg and Polham

Collaborations[]

Title Year Peak positions Sales Album
KOR
[59]
"Wild Boy" (with Yoon Jong-shin & Mino) 2014 25 Yoon Jong Shin Monthly -
March 2014

Other charted songs[]

Title Year Peak position Sales Album
KOR
[59]
"I'll Write You a Letter" 2010 24 N/A Superstar K2: Top 6 (My Story)

Soundtrack appearances[]

Title Year Peak position Sales Album
KOR
[61]
"You Are Heaven" 2011 11 Midas OST
"Smile, My Love" (with Lee Juck) 2012 N/A N/A High Kick 3 OST
"0+1" 2015 We Broke Up OST
"Two of Us" (with Sandara Park)
"We Broke Up" (with Sandara Park)
"Don't Forget" 2016 Half-Moon Friends OST
"You" 89 Love for a Thousand More OST
"Door" (문) (with Mino) 2017 — Prison Playbook OST
"Golden Slumbers" 2018 — N/A Golden Slumber OST
"Can You Hear Me" 2020 — Kairos OST
"Your Voice" 2021 — Voice 4 OST
"—" denotes items which were not released in that country or failed to chart.

Production credits[]

All song credits are adapted from the Korea Music Copyright Association's database, unless otherwise noted.[65]

Year Artist Song Album Lyrics Music
2010 Kang Seung-yoon "I'll Write You a Letter" Top 6 (My Story) Yes No
2013 Team A "Just Another Boy" Finale Battle (Who Is Next:Win) No Yes
"Go Up" Yes
2014 Winner "Color Ring" 2014 S/S
"Love Is a Lie"
"Different"
"Smile Again"
2015 Kang Seung-yoon "0+1" We Broke Up OST
"Two of Us" No
"Today"
"We Broke Up" Yes
2016 Winner "Immature" Exit : E
2017 "Really Really" Fate Number For
"Fool"
2017 "Love Me Love Me" Our Twenty For
"Island"
2018 "Everyday" Everyday
"Air"
"La La"
"For" (애 걔)
"We Were" (예뻤더라)
"Luxury" (사치)
"Movie Star"
"Special Night" No
"Have a Good Day" (Korean version)
"Millions" Millions Yes
2019 "Ah Yeah" (아예) We
"Mola" (몰라도너무몰라)
"Boom"
"Everyday" (remix)
"Soso" Cross
"OMG"
"Dress Up" (빼입어)
Kang Seung-yoon "Wind" (바람)
2020 Winner "Dduk" (뚝) Remember
"Just Dance" (막춤)
"Teaser"
"Well"
"Color Ring" (4 ver.) (컬러링)
"Different" (4 ver.)
Bang Ye-dam "Wayo" (왜요) Non-album single
2021 Kang Seung-yoon "Iyah" (아이야) Page
"We Need Love" (그냥 사랑 노래)
"Bruise" (멍)
"Skip" (feat. Wonstein)
"Obvious" (안 봐도) (feat. Simon Dominic)
"Better" (with Mino)
"Captain"
"Were We?" (뜨거웠던가요)
"365"
"Tread on Me" (싹)
"Hey Rain" (비야)
"Iyah" (아이야) (feat. Yoon Jong-shin)

Filmography[]

Television series[]

Year Title Network Role Notes Ref.
English Korean
2011–12 High Kick 3 우하이킥! : 짧은 다리의 역습 MBC Kang Seung-yoon Supporting role [13]
2015 The Producers 프로듀사 KBS2 Cameo (episodes 4, 5, 10,12) [66]
2017–18 Prison Playbook 슬기로운 감빵생활 tvN Lee Joo-hyung Supporting role [32]
2020 Kairos 카이로스 MBC Im Gun-wook Main role [67]
2021 Voice 4 보이스 4 tvN Han Woo-ju Supporting role [68]
Racket Boys 라켓소년단 SBS Kang Tae-seon Cameo (episode 12–16) [69]

Web drama[]

Year Title Network Role Notes Ref.
English Korean
2015 We Broke Up 우리 헤어졌어요 Naver TV Cast
OnStyle 		Ji Won-young Lead role [27]
2016 Love for a Thousand More 천년째 연애중 Yoo Jun-woo [28]

Television shows[]

Year Title Network Role Notes Ref.
English Korean
2010 Superstar K2 슈퍼스타K 2 Mnet Contestant Placed 4th overall [7]
2013 WIN: Who Is Next? 윈:후 이즈 넥스트 Team A member [23]
2016 The Collaboration 더 ���라보레이션 Tencent Episodes 1–5 [70]
SBS MTV
Flower Crew 꽃놀이패 SBS Regular Cast Episode 13–29 [30]
2017 King of Mask Singer 복면가왕 MBC Contestant Episode 109 [71]
2019 Chart Rewriting Show: Number 1 다시쓰는 차트쇼 지금 1위는 Winner [36]
Vocal Play 2 보컬플레이2 Channel A Judge N/A [72]
2020 King of Mask Singer 복면가왕 MBC Contestant Episodes 243–256 [73]
K-Pop Idol Lyric Guide K-POP 가사도우미 EBS Host with Kim Tae-won [74]
2021 New Singer 새��수 KBS2 Judge N/A [75]

Videography[]

Music videos[]

Year Title Artist Director(s) Length Ref.
2013 "Wild and Young" Kang Seung-yoon Han Sa-min 3:52 [76]
"Stealer" (맘도둑) N/A 3:48 [77]
2021 "Iyah" (아이야) Kwon Yong-soo 4:15 [78]

Awards and nominations[]

See also: List of awards and nominations received by Winner
Name of the award ceremony, year presented, award category, nominee(s) of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award ceremony Year Category Nominee(s)/work(s) Result Ref.
Cyworld Digital Music Awards 2010 Rookie of the Month (October) Kang Seung-yoon Won
Gaon Chart Awards Rookie of the Year Won
K-Web Fest Awards 2015 Best Male Actor We Broke Up Won
MBC Drama Awards 2020 Best New Actor Kairos Nominated [79]
MelOn Music Awards 2013 Best Rock It Rains Nominated
Seoul Music Awards Rookie Award Kang Seung-yoon Nominated

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