Lee Seung-gi

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Lee Seung-gi
이승기
LeeSeunggi4.jpg
Lee in 2021
Born (1987-01-13) January 13, 1987 (age 34)
Dobong-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Occupation
  • Singer
  • Actor
  • Host
  • Entertainer
  • Model
  • CEO
  • Producer
Years active2004–present
AwardsFull list
Musical career
Genres
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • Guitar
  • Piano
LabelsHook Entertainment
(5th June 2004 - present)
Human Made
(1st June 2021 - present)
Websiteleeseunggi.com
Korean name
Hangul
이승기
Hanja
Revised RomanizationI Seunggi
McCune–ReischauerRi Sŭnggi
Military career
BranchRepublic of Korea Army
Years2016–2017 (1.7 years)
RankByeongjang
Unit
Signature
SeunggiSignature2.png

Lee Seung-gi (Korean: 이승기; Hanja: 李昇基; born January 13, 1987) is a South Korean singer, actor, host, and entertainer.[1]

He has numerous hit songs as a singer such as "Because You're My Woman", "Will You Marry Me", "Return" and "The Ordinary Man". He has garnered further recognition as an actor and rose to popularity in parts of Asia with leading roles in popular dramas such as Brilliant Legacy (2009), My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho (2010), The King 2 Hearts (2012), Gu Family Book (2013), You're All Surrounded (2014), A Korean Odyssey (2017–2018), Vagabond (2019), and Mouse (2021). He was a member of the first season of weekend variety show 1 Night 2 Days from November 2007 to February 2012, and the host of talk show Strong Heart from October 2009 to April 2012.[2]

Lee Seung Gi's success as a singer, actor and host earned him the title "Triple Threat" entertainer.[3][4] He was first included in Forbes Korea Power Celebrity list in 2010 placing seventh,[5] subsequently ranking fourth in 2011[6] and sixth in 2012 and 2015.[7][8] The success of his television dramas in parts of Asia established him as a top Hallyu star.[9] He is also included in the list of Highest paid Korean actors in 2021 placing fourth.[10]

Most recently, he has been selected as one of the 200 actors (100 males and 100 females) to feature in the Korean actors 200 campaign, run by the Korean Film Council (KOFIC). This methodical project's aim is to select actors that best represent the present and future of Korean film and introducing them to film people overseas. [11][12]

On 1 June 2021, he has reportedly left Hook Entertainment and established his own one-man agency Human Made.[13] On 10 June 2021, Hook Entertainment officially announces that they have signed a new management contract with Lee Seung Gi, and they will support him pursuing independent and creative activities through his own one-man agency Human Made. [14]

Education[]

Lee Seung Gi graduated from Dongguk University obtaining his degree in International Trade and Commerce on February 20, 2009 and received a special achievement award during graduation. He then continued his studies obtaining two master's degrees, Marketing, Trade Theory as well as Finance and Cultural Contents at Dongguk Graduate School.[15] He successfully received Child Psychiatry Counselling Certificate while he was doing Little Forest variety show.[16]

Career[]

2004–present: As singer[]

Scouted by singer Lee Sun-hee, Lee Seung Gi trained for two years before debuting on June 5, 2004, at the age of 17. "Because You're My Girl", his debut song from his first album The Dream of a Moth, became a popular ballad which created a 'liking older women' syndrome in South Korea.[17][18] With this song, he won the Best Newcomer award in various music awards ceremonies in 2004, such as the M.net KM Music Festival and Seoul Music Awards. In 2007, he also won the Best Male Solo Artist award at the M.net KM Music Festival with his song White Lie from his third album Story of Separation.[19]

At Yeosu Expo Pop Festival, 2012

He released a digital single titled Will You Marry Me in 2009,[20] which became a hit in South Korea. With this single, he received the Digital Single Bonsang award in the 24th Golden Disc Awards.[21] The same year, he released his fourth album Shadow, which was a success and received 40,000 pre-order copies before its release.[22][23]

In 2010, he recorded a duet version of his 2007 song Smile Boy with South Korean figure skater Kim Yuna, which became the official 2010 FIFA World Cup commercial song in South Korea.[24] He also received the Digital Single Bonsang award for the second consecutive time at the 25th Golden Disc Awards with his song Love Taught Me To Drink.[25] This was followed by the release of his fifth album, Tonight in 2011, a departure from his usual traditional ballads and encompasses more of a rock band-style sound and melodies.[26] The title song Aren't We Friends instantly topped online music charts upon release.[27] His other single, Era of Love also earned the No. 1 spot on that week's Billboard K-Pop Hot 100.[28]

On March 6, 2012, Seung Gi made his debut in Japan with the release of his first Japanese album Time for Love (also translated as Alone in Love) and a single of the same title.[29] Both the album and single ranked number one on the Oricon Daily Chart.[30][31] To celebrate his success, Lee held a fanmeeting at Tokyo Dome City Hall.[32] He held a concert at Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, on June 1, 2012, three months after his debut.[33][34]

Back in South Korea the same year, he released an EP titled Forest.[35] The title song Return set a record for being number one for six consecutive weeks on Billboard's Korea K-Pop Hot 100.[36][37]

On June 10, 2015, he made his music comeback with his sixth album And... after a hiatus of two years and seven months.[38][39]

On January 21, 2016, his agency, Hook Entertainment, announced that he would be enlisting for his mandatory military service on February 1. As a gift to fans, he also released a new track on January 21 at noon, titled I Am Going to the Military.[40] On March 3, 2016, his song Meet Someone Like Me was released. The single is the last song he recorded before joining the army, and was produced by Psy.[41]

On November 15, 2020, he released a pre-released track titled The Ordinary Man (뻔한 남자), ahead of his anticipated seventh album The Project, which was released on December 10, 2020.[42]

2004–present: As actor with pan-Asian fame[]

In 2004, Lee Seung-gi starred in MBC's sitcom Nonstop 5.[43] He then officially debuted as an actor in KBS's 2006 weekend drama The Infamous Chil Sisters.[44]

He was then cast as the male lead in SBS's weekend drama Brilliant Legacy in 2009, co-starring Han Hyo-joo.[45] The drama maintained its top spot in viewer ratings throughout its run, with its final episode attaining a viewer rating of 47.1%.[46] The huge success boosted Lee's popularity as an actor and led to increased advertising offers for the actor.[47] With this drama, he received the "Excellence in Acting" award, the "Top 10 Stars" award and the "Best Couple" award with Han Hyo-joo at the 2009 SBS Drama Awards.[48]

This was followed by SBS's fantasy drama My Girlfriend Is a Nine-Tailed Fox in 2010, playing a university student who (despite strong discouragement from his grandfather) wants to drop out in order to pursue his dream of becoming an action movie star.[49][50] His performance earned him his second "Excellence in Acting" award at the 2010 SBS Drama Awards.[51]

He then starred in MBC's action drama The King 2 Hearts (2012),[52][53] fantasy-historical drama Gu Family Book (2013) with Bae Suzy,[54][55] and SBS's police drama You're All Surrounded (2014).[56][57]

In 2015, Lee Seung Gi made his film debut with romantic comedy Love Forecast which co-stars Moon Chae-won.[58][59] In July 2015, Lee was cast in the period comedy film The Princess and the Matchmaker with Shim Eun-kyung, directed by The Face Reader director Han Jae-rim.[60] The film was released in 2018.[61]

In 2017, he was the lead actor in the fantasy drama A Korean Odyssey, written by the Hong sisters. This marks his first project after enlistment.[62][63]

In 2019, he and Bae Suzy starred in the spy action drama Vagabond as their second drama together.[64][65] With this drama, he received the Top Excellence Award in a Miniseries and the "Best Couple" award with Bae Suzy at the 2019 SBS Drama Awards.

2021AAA-Actor of the Year Daesang(TV category)

In 2021, he led a cast of good actors and actresses in the crime thriller Mouse.[66] On December 2, 2021, Lee won the Grand Award (Daesang) for TV category on Asia Artist Awards for his role as Bareum in Mouse.[67]

2007–present: As host and entertainer[]

Lee Seung Gi was a permanent member of the first season of 1 Night 2 Days, a segment of KBS's weekend variety show Happy Sunday, from November 2007 to February 2012. Known by his nickname heodang, his appearance on the show shot him to fame in Korea and made him a household name.[68][69]

In 2008, he received the Best Popularity award in the KBS Entertainment Awards due to his popularity with audience in 1 Night 2 Days. He also earned the Top Excellence Host award in the 2010 KBS Entertainment Awards and the Daesang award with the other cast members of the first season at the 2011 KBS Entertainment Awards.[70]

At KCON, 2014

He took on a hosting role in SBS's Tuesday night talk show Strong Heart in October 2009, with Kang Ho-dong.[71] It was recognized as the Best Program at the 2009 SBS Entertainment Awards and he was awarded the Netizens' Popularity award.[72] He was again recognized for his role in the talk show and received the Top Excellence Host award for two consecutive years at the 2010 and 2011 SBS Entertainment Awards.[70][73] In March 2012, Lee announced his departure from Strong Heart in order to focus on his singing career. He recorded his last episode on March 15, which was broadcast on April 3.[74]

Lee Seung Gi reunited with 1 Night 2 Days cast members and PD Na Young-seok in the travel-reality show New Journey to the West in 2015.[75][76]

In 2017, he was announced to be joining the cast of SBS variety show Master in the House.[77]

In 2018, he was chosen to be the MC of Mnet's reality/survival program, Produce 48.[78] The same year, it was announced that he will join the second season of Netflix's variety show Busted!.[79] He was nominated and awarded the Grand Award (Daesang) at the 2018 SBS Entertainment Awards for SBS variety show Master in the House. He became the youngest entertainer who won the Grand Award (Daesang).[80]

In 2019, he joined the casts of Little Forest, a healing variety program designed as a home kids garden development project for children.[81] The same year, he featured in the Netflix travel show Twogether alongside Taiwanese actor Jasper Liu.

In 2020, he hosted Friday Joy Package, Hometown Flex and a singing reality show Sing Again.[82]

In 2021, he rejoined the cast of Netflix's variety show Busted! for a third season and also joined the cast member of Golf Battle: Birdie Buddies, a SBS golf entertainment show. On July 24, Lee joined the reality program Loud as an MC and Special Agent, a unique position whose task is to provide the remaining contestants with warmth, guidance, and support as they prepare for the finale.[83][84] On November 20, Lee featured in a Netflix game variety show, New World.[85] On December 6, he rejoined the hit reality tv show, Sing Again, for a second season as its MC and Host. [86] In the same year, he won the Baeksang Arts Award for Best Male Variety Performer for his work in Busted!, Twogether, Hometown Flex, Sing Again ,and Master in the House. [87]

2021–present: As CEO and producer[]

Humanmade, a production company founded by Lee has prepared a one and only performance exclusively for Moment House Japan which will feature a hybrid of documentary and live performance contents. Actor and artist Lee Seunggi, will oversee the production of the show to make sure Jessi's power and charms will break through your screen and into your heart. [88][89]

In the media[]

In South Korea, Lee Seung-gi has earned multiple nicknames such as Nation's Umchina (your mother's friend's brilliant son), Nation's Little Brother, and Nation's Heodang (adorable klutz), an image he had earned from his appearance in the show, 1 Night 2 Days.[90][91]

Lee’s success as a singer, actor and host also earned him the titles "Triple Threat" entertainer, Emperor, and Prince of Ballad.[92][93][94] Other nicknames given to him by the media include Human amulet and Weather fairy.[95]

In 2011 and 2012, he was one of the most in-demand and popular commercial models and celebrity endorsers.[96][97] Throughout his career, he has endorsed a wide variety of products and services and had ranked high in the monthly endorser survey of the Korea Advertisers Association.[98][99]

On June 23, 2012, Lee was one of the torchbearers in the 2012 London Summer Olympics Torch Relay chosen by Samsung.[100][101] On October 30, 2012, he was appointed as the Honorary Online Ambassador of the nation's campaign by the National Election Commission of South Korea for a fair and clean presidential elections.[102]

In 2021, he was dubbed by the media as the MC with “Sincerity and Empathy”, a name he earned from the JTBC's talent show, Sing Again.[103]

Personal life[]

Mandatory Military service[]

At Military concert, 2017

On February 1, 2016, Lee Seung Gi began his 21-month mandatory military service as an active duty soldier, entering Nonsan Army Recruit Training Center in Chungcheongnam-do.[104] After training there for five weeks he was dispatched to his assigned role following the completion ceremony.[105] He was formally discharged on October 31, 2017 from the military at Jeungpyeong County in North Chungcheong Province where he was a member of the 13th Special Forces Brigade Black Panther, Republic of Korea Army Special Warfare Command serving as a military intelligence specialist.[106][107][108] It's reported that Lee Seung Gi had volunteered to complete trainings not required for enlisted soldiers and administrative soldiers, this includes parachute training, wherein he succeeded in a parachute descent drill conducted 730 meters above the ground, other trainings include Krav Maga level 1 and long distance march, where he was in the top 10% of the 1000 marathoners,[109] as part of the 'Black Panther' Brigade which was re-designated as the decapitation unit named 13th Special Mission Brigade on 1 December 2017 with the mission of assassinating North Korean leaders following tension with North Korea in the event a war broke out within the two nations, he successfully completed the same training as other soldiers during the unit's transformation, including those not required for enlisted soldiers.[110][111][112]

Relationship[]

Lee has been in a relationship with actress Lee Da-in since late 2020.[113]

Discography[]

Main article: Lee Seung-gi discography
  • The Dream of a Moth (2004)
  • Crazy For U (2006)
  • Story of Separation (2007)
  • Shadow (2009)
  • Tonight (2011)
  • And... (2015)
  • The Project (2020)

Filmography[]

Main article: Lee Seung-gi filmography

Awards and nominations[]

Main article: List of awards and nominations received by Lee Seung-gi

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