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[[File:T-MAX.jpg|thumb|300px|T-MAX promoting ''[[Born to the Max|Born to the MAX]]'' (2010)]]
 
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'''T-MAX''' (티 맥스) was a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] four member boy group under [[Planet905 Entertainment]]. They debuted as a trio in 2007 with the single "[[Blooming (T-MAX)|Blooming]]" in Korea, and two years later in Japan under [[King Records]]. In 2009 after the release  of their digital single "[[Love Parade (T-MAX)|Love Parade]]", [[Yoon Hwa]] left the group and was replaced by [[Chan Yang]] and [[Han Bi]]. In December 2011 it was announced that the group had disbanded.
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'''T-MAX''' (티 맥스) was a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] four member boy group under [[Planet905 Entertainment]]. They debuted as a trio in 2007 with the single "[[Blooming (T-MAX)|Blooming]]" in Korea, and two years later in Japan under [[King Records]]. In 2009 after the release  of their digital single "[[Love Parade (T-MAX)|Love Parade]]", [[Yun Hwa]] left the group and was replaced by [[Chan Yang]] and [[Han Bi]]. In December 2011 it was announced that the group had disbanded.
  
 
==Members==
 
==Members==
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* [[Park Han Bi]] (Maknae, Lead Vocals, Lead Rapper)
 
* [[Park Han Bi]] (Maknae, Lead Vocals, Lead Rapper)
 
===Former Members===
 
===Former Members===
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* [[Park Yoon Hwa]] (Main Vocals)
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* [[Park Yun Hwa]] (Main Vocals)
  
 
==Korean Discography==
 
==Korean Discography==

Revision as of 21:03, 26 July 2012

T-MAX promoting Born to the MAX (2010)

T-MAX (티 맥스) was a Korean pop four member boy group under Planet905 Entertainment. They debuted as a trio in 2007 with the single "Blooming" in Korea, and two years later in Japan under King Records. In 2009 after the release of their digital single "Love Parade", Yun Hwa left the group and was replaced by Chan Yang and Han Bi. In December 2011 it was announced that the group had disbanded.

Members

Former Members

Korean Discography

Albums

Singles

Digital Singles

T-MAX promoting "Love Parade" (2009)

Compilations

Japanese Discography

Singles

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