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Prior to their official debut, they released 2 self-composed songs along with [[WINNER|Team A]] under '''WIN'''.
 
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They officially left [[YG Entertainment]] on December 30, 2022 and signed with [[143 Entertainment]].
  
 
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* [2018.10.01] [[New Kids : The Final|NEW KIDS : THE FINAL]]
 
* [2018.10.01] [[New Kids : The Final|NEW KIDS : THE FINAL]]
 
* [2020.02.06] [[I Decide|i DECIDE]]
 
* [2020.02.06] [[I Decide|i DECIDE]]
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* [2022.05.03] [[Flashback (iKON)|FLASHBACK]]
  
 
===Singles===
 
===Singles===

Latest revision as of 04:20, 1 January 2023

iKON promoting i DECIDE (2020)

iKON (아이콘) is a seven member Korean pop boyband that debuted in 2015 under YG Entertainment. The group was first introduced in the reality-survival program called Who Is Next: WIN as "Team B." Since they lost to Team A they lost the opportunity to debut at that time. iKON was later formed through another reality survival battle television program called MIX & MATCH where 3 members from Team B competed with 3 trainees to secure a position in the group. MIX & MATCH contestants Hong Seok and Jin Hyeong did not make the final cut.

Prior to their official debut, they released 2 self-composed songs along with Team A under WIN.

They officially left YG Entertainment on December 30, 2022 and signed with 143 Entertainment.

Members

Former Members

  • B.I (Leader, Rapper)

Trivia

  • Official Fanclub: iKONIC

Korean Discography

iKON promoting Welcome Back (2015)

Albums

Mini-Albums

Singles

Digital Singles

Japanese Discography

Albums

Mini-Albums

Singles

Digital Singles

Filmography

Awards

  • [2015.11.07] MelOn Music Award - "Best New Artist"
  • [2015.12.02] 2015 Mnet Asian Music Awards - "Best New Male Artist"
  • [2016.01.14] 25th Seoul Music Awards: New Artist Award
  • [2016.01.20] 30th Golden Disk Awards: New Artist Award
  • [2016.02.17] 5th GAON Chart K-Pop Awards: Song/Artist of the Year (September 2015), New Artist of the Year
  • [2016.11.19] 2016 MelOn Music Awards: QQ Music Asia Star Award
  • [2018.11.06] 2018 MBC Plus X Genie Music Awards: Rap/Hip Hop Music Award - "Sarangeul Haetda (LOVE SCENARIO)"
  • [2018.11.28] 2018 Asia Artist Awards: Artist of the Year, Best Musician Award
  • [2018.12.01] 2018 MelOn Music Awards: MelOn Top 10, Song of the Year Daesang - "Sarangeul Haetda (LOVE SCENARIO)"
  • [2018.12.14] 2018 Mnet Asian Music Awards: Best Vocal Performance Group
  • [2019.01.05] 33rd Golden Disc Awards: Digital Daesang - "Sarangeul Haetda (LOVE SCENARIO)", Digital Bonsang
  • [2019.01.15] 28th Seoul Music Awards: Best Song, Bonsang
  • [2019.01.23] 8th Gaon Chart Music Awards: Song of the Year (January) - "Sarangeul Haetda (LOVE SCENARIO)", Record Production of the Year - RETURN, Long-run Song of the Year
  • [2019.04.24] U+5G THE FACT MUSIC AWARDS: Best Song - "Sarangeul Haetda (LOVE SCENARIO)", Artists of the Year
  • [2019.11.16] 2019 V Live Awards - V Heartbeat: Top 12 Global Artists

TV Music Shows

Chwihyang Jeogyeog
Rhythm Ta
Jimotmi (Apology)
Dumb & Dumber

External Links

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iKON
Jay · Song · Bobby · DK · Ju-Ne · Chan
Topics
Songs · Images · MOBB · Former Member: B.I
iKON - i DECIDE promo.jpg
Korean Albums
Korean Mini-Albums
Korean Singles
Korean Digital Singles
Japanese Albums
Japanese Mini-Albums
01 · 02 · 03
Japanese Singles
Japanese Digital Singles
Official Korean Website · Official Japanese Website
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