Wonho (singer)

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Wonho
WONHO BEAUTYPLUS 2020.jpg
Wonho posing for Beauty+ Magazine in 2020
Born
Lee Ho-seok

South Korea
Occupation
  • Singer-songwriter
  • producer
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentsVocals
Years active2015–present
Labels
Associated acts
Korean name
Hangul
Hanja
Revised RomanizationI Ho-seok
McCune–ReischauerI Hosŏk
Websitewonho-official.com
Signature
Wonho-Signature.svg

Lee Ho-seok (Korean: 이호석), known by his stage name Wonho (Korean: 원호), is a South Korean singer under Highline Entertainment.[2] He is a former member of South Korean boy group Monsta X, which debuted under Starship Entertainment in 2015.[3] Wonho made his solo debut on September 4, 2020 with the EP Love Synonym Pt.1: Right for Me.

Career[]

Early life and debut[]

Prior to his official debut, Wonho was part of a project group called Nu Boyz, along with labelmates #Gun, Shownu and Jooheon, formed under Starship Entertainment in August 2014. The quartet uploaded multiple tracks to their company's YouTube channel and performed at the opening show of the Starship X concert on December 5, 2014.[4]

In late December, Starship Entertainment and Mnet launched a competition program called No.Mercy.[5] On the final episode of the show, Wonho was selected along with six other participants including Shownu and Jooheon (former members of Nu Boyz) as a member of Starship Entertainment's new boy group Monsta X.[6]

2015–2019: Monsta X[]

See also: Monsta X

Wonho debuted in Monsta X, a hip-hop boy group, with the release of their first extended play Trespass, on May 14, 2015.[6][7] Wonho was a vocalist in the group and beginning in 2017 regularly participated in writing, composing and arranging songs for the group.[8][9]

Since 2018, Wonho has featured in several photoshoots for magazines, as well as partnering with brands and promoting campaigns by various fashion magazines. He has appeared alongside his groupmates of Monsta X on several occasions, including Nylon alongside Shownu in January 2018 and GQ in August,[10][11] in both Ceci Korea in June 2018 and MAPS with Minhyuk in December,[12][13] and Grazia with Hyungwon in March 2019.[14] He also participated in a collaboration project with Elle and Tom Ford, alongside Shownu, in promotion of Tom Ford's latest perfume line in August 2019.[15] He also made solo appearances, such as a feature in Dazed in November 2019.[16]

Wonho has been recognized as a celebrity who focuses on fitness and physique, and in several interviews surrounding his photoshoots, he has talked about healthy habits and emphasizing the importance of exercising.[17] In October 2018, he partnered with Under Armour as part of a collaboration with Dazed, to promote an active and healthy lifestyle.[18] He again promoted a healthy lifestyle as part of a photoshoot for Elle's "Body Challenge" campaign in May 2019.[19]

On October 31, Starship Entertainment announced Wonho's departure from Monsta X following allegations surrounding him,[20] after rumors about the illegal use of marijuana when he was younger surfaced on social media.[21][22][23]

2020: Solo debut with Love Synonym Pt.1: Right for Me and first solo concert[]

On March 14, Starship Entertainment released an official statement announcing that the investigation made by the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's narcotics investigation team had been concluded; Wonho had been cleared of all allegations and the rumors were false.[24]

Wonho signed with Highline Entertainment, a subsidiary of Starship Entertainment, as a solo artist on April 10.[25] The agency announced that he would be promoting as a solo artist and producer going forward.[26] On May 6, Maverick revealed through a Twitter post that they had signed a management agreement with Wonho for his international activities.[27][28][29]

On August 9, Wonho announced the release of his first solo album Love Synonym Pt.1: Right for Me.[30][31][32] On August 14, Wonho released the pre-release English-language single "Losing You", along with its music video.[33] "Losing You" gained praise for showing Wonho's all-around musicality, including his vocals, participation in the songwriting, composing, and producing of the song.[23][34] The album was released on September 4 with the title track "Open Mind", accompanied by a music video.[29] Wonho had his debut showcase the same day, hosted through V Live.[35][36]

Wonho held his first solo concert on September 27. Due to restrictions from COVID-19, the concert was held online through the streaming platform LiveXLive.[37] Through his concert, Wonho announced his first comeback, with a new EP, which was originally intended to be released by the end of 2020, although without a set date. He pre-released a song from the upcoming EP "Flash" through his concert.[38][39]

2021: Love Synonym Pt.2: Right for Us, second concert and Blue Letter[]

Wonho's second EP Love Synonym Pt.2: Right for Us was released on February 26.[40] Five songs from the EP debuted on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart, he occupied 20% of positions the chart in one week.[41]

He held an online concert Weneedlove, through LiveXLive on March 28.[42][43] During the concert, Wonho announced his intention for his next comeback in summer of 2021.[44]

In May, Wonho released a music video for the song "Ain't About You" from his second EP, in collaboration with Kiiara.[45]

On June 15, his American manager, Eshy Gazit announced the launch of a new label venture Intertwine, in partnership with BMG. Monsta X and Wonho are the first two artists involved in the partnership.[1]

In July, it was announced that Wonho would release his debut Japanese single album on October 27, with the lead single "On the Way～Embrace～", which will have a pre-release single on August 4, a Japanese version of the song "Lose".[46]

Wonho will release his third EP Blue Letter on September 14.[47]

Discography[]

See also: Monsta X discography

Extended plays[]

Title Details Peak chart positions Sales
KOR
[48] 		JPN
[49] 		UK
Down.
[50] 		US
World
[51]
Love Synonym Pt.1: Right for Me 1 8 31 9
Love Synonym Pt.2: Right for Us
  • Released: February 26, 2021[39]
  • Label: Highline Entertainment
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming audio
 2 27 62 —
Blue Letter
  • Release date: September 14, 2021[57]
  • Label: Highline Entertainment
  • Formats: CD, digital download, streaming audio
 To be released
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Singles[]

As lead artist[]

Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album
KOR US
World
[58]
Korean
"Losing You" 2020 — — Undisclosed Love Synonym Pt.1: Right for Me
"Open Mind" —[A] 4
"Lose" 2021 —[B] 5 Love Synonym Pt.2: Right for Us
Japanese
"Lose" 2021 To be released On the Way~ Embrace~
"On the Way~ Embrace~"
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

As featured artist[]

Title Year Peak chart position Sales Album
KOR
[61]
"0 (Young)"[62]
(Jooyoung, Mad Clown and Giriboy feat. No.Mercy contestants) 		2015 71 No.Mercy OST Part 3
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Other charted songs[]

Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album
US
World
[64]
"Ain't About You"
(feat. Kiiara) 		2021 18 Undisclosed Love Synonym Pt.2: Right for Us
"Devil" 22
"Weneed" 23
"Flash" 25
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Music videos[]

See also: Monsta X discography § Music videos
Year Title Artist Director Ref
Korean
2020 "Losing You" Wonho PinkLabel Visual [33]
"Open Mind" Desert Beagle [29]
2021 "Lose" Highqualityfish [65]
"Ain't About You" Wonho feat. Kiiara PinkLabel Visual [66]
Japanese
2021 "Lose" Wonho To be released [46]
"On the Way~ Embrace~"

Filmography[]

See also: Monsta X § Filmography

TV appearances[]

Year Network Show Role Ref.
2014–2015 Mnet No.Mercy Contestant [5]

Radio shows[]

Year Network Title Role Ref.
2021 V Live On Air Spin-off DJ [67]

Songwriting[]

All credits are adapted from the KOMCA, unless stated otherwise.[68]

Year Artist Song Album Lyrics Music Arrangement
Credited With Credited With Credited With
2015 Monsta X "Steal Your Heart" Trespass Yes Joohoney, I.M, Rhymer No N/A No N/A
2017 "Oi" The Clan Pt. 2.5: The Final Chapter Yes Joohoney, I.M, Brother Su Yes Brother Su, JJB, XEPY, Vo3e No N/A
"5:14 (Last Page)" Yes Joohoney, I.M No N/A No N/A
"넌 어때" (I'll Be There) Yes Yes JJB Yes JJB
"From Zero" The Code Yes Joohoney, I.M, Brother Su Yes Rich Jang Yes Rich Jang
2018 "If Only" The Connect: Dejavu Yes Joohoney, I.M, Rich Jang Yes Yes
"Heart Attack" Take.1 Are You There? Yes Joohoney, I.M No N/A No N/A
"I Do Love U (널하다)" Yes Joohoney, I.M, Kihyun, Minhyuk Yes An Seong-hyeon, Shin Ki-hyun Yes An Seong-hyeon, Shin Ki-hyun
"Spotlight (Korean Ver.)"[69] Yes Joohoney, I.M No N/A No N/A
2019 "No Reason" Take.2 We Are Here Yes Joohoney, I.M, Brother Su Yes Brother Su, An Seong-hyeon, Shin Ki-hyun Yes An Seong-hyeon, Shin Ki-hyun
"Mirror" Follow: Find You Yes Yes No N/A
2020 "Who Do U Love? (will.i.am remix; feat. French Montana)" All About Luv Yes French Montana, Monsta X, Torrey Jake, Conrad Noah Patrick, Henig Daniel Doron Yes French Montana, Monsta X, Torrey Jake, Conrad Noah Patrick, Henig Daniel Doron No N/A
"Middle of the Night" No N/A Yes Monsta X, Payami Ali, Mitchell John Lathrop No N/A
"Breathe For You" Monsta X's Puppy Day (Web Reality Show) OST Yes Joohoney, I.M No N/A No N/A
Wonho "Open Mind" Love Synonym Pt.1: Right for Me Yes Lee Seu-ran No N/A No N/A
"I Just" Yes Savage House Gang, An Seon-yong, Post Gothic Yes Savage House Gang, An Seon-yong, Post Gothic Yes Savage House Gang, An Seon-yong, Post Gothic
"Lost in Paradise" Yes Savage House Gang, An Seon-yong, Post Gothic Yes Yes
"Interlude: Runway" No N/A Yes Savage House Gang Yes Savage House Gang
"Losing You" Yes Corey Sanders, Jon Maguire, Neil Ormandy, Nick Gale Yes Corey Sanders, Jon Maguire, Neil Ormandy, Nick Gale Yes Corey Sanders, Jon Maguire, Neil Ormandy, Nick Gale
2021 "Lose" Love Synonym Pt.2: Right for Us Yes Brother Su, Noah Conrad, Tony Ferrari, Roland Spreckley No N/A Yes Stereo14
"Best Shot" Yes Savage House Gang, An Seon-yong Yes Savage House Gang, An Seon-yong Yes Savage House Gang, An Seon-yong
"Weneed" Yes Yes Yes
"Flash" Yes 1 Hz, Vendors, Brother Su Yes 1 Hz, Vendors, Brother Su Yes 1 Hz, Vendors, Brother Su
"Outro: And" No N/A Yes Savage House Gang Yes Savage House Gang

Concerts[]

See also: Monsta X § Tours and concerts

Virtual concerts[]

  • IWonhoyou (2020)[38]
  • Weneedlove (2021)[42]

Awards and nominations[]

See also: List of awards and nominations received by Monsta X
Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, recipient of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award ceremony Year Category Recipient Result Ref.
Golden Disc Awards 2021 Disc Bonsang Love Synonym Pt.1: Right for Me Nominated [70]

Notes[]

  1. ^ "Open Mind" did not enter the Gaon Digital Charts, but peaked at number 15 on the Gaon Download Charts.[59]
  2. ^ "Lose" did not enter the Gaon Digital Charts, but peaked at number 16 on the Gaon Download Charts.[60]

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