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==Variety Show Theme Songs== | ==Variety Show Theme Songs== | ||
| − | *''Wiz'' | + | *''Wiz'' - [[Wikipedia:ja:Break Out (テレビ番組)|Break Out]] ending theme song (2018) ''Without Insoo'' |
| − | *''Alive or Fallen'' | + | *''Alive or Fallen'' - [[Wikipedia:ja:バズリズム|Buzz Rhythm]] theme song (2016) |
| − | *''Kimi no Tame ni'' by [[Lee Gun Woo (1989)|Gunwoo]] (건우) | + | *''Kimi no Tame ni'' by [[Lee Gun Woo (1989)|Gunwoo]] (건우) - [[Wikipedia:ja:トコトン掘り下げ隊!生き物にサンキュー!!|Tokoton Horisagetai! Ikimono-ni Thank You!!]] ending theme song (2016) |
| − | *''Day Off'' | + | *''Day Off'' - [[Wikipedia:ja:にけつッ!!|Niketsu!!]] ending theme song (2015) |
| − | *''Promise Land'' | + | *''Promise Land'' - [[Wikipedia:ja:チューボーですよ!|Saturday Night Chubaw!]] ending theme song (2015) |
| − | *''F.F.Y.'' | + | *''F.F.Y.'' - [[Wikipedia:ja:プレバト!!|Purebato]] ending theme song (2014) |
| − | *''Replay (Japanese ver.)'' | + | *''Replay (Japanese ver.)'' - [[Wikipedia:ja:ピラメキーノ|PIRAMEKINO]] ending theme song (2013) |
| − | *''Hello & Goodbye (Japanese ver.)'' | + | *''Hello & Goodbye (Japanese ver.)'' - [[Wikipedia:ja:ザ・狩人|The Hunter]] ending theme song (2012) |
| − | *''What's Up'' | + | *''What's Up'' - [[Wikipedia:Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ|Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ]] ending theme song (2012) |
| − | *''What's Up'' | + | *''What's Up'' - [[Wikipedia:ja:韓流フォンデュ|Hallyu Fondue]] ending theme song (2012) |
| − | *''SUMMER PARTY'' | + | *''SUMMER PARTY'' - [[Wikipedia:ja:ダウンタウンDX|Downtown DX]] ending theme song (2012) |
| − | *''Message (Japanese Ver.)'' | + | *''Message (Japanese Ver.)'' - [[Wikipedia:Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ|Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ]] ending theme song (2012) |
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 12:56, 3 November 2021
For the 2021 Korean drama with the same title, see My Name.
Contents
Profile
- Group name: 마이네임 / MYNAME
- Also known as: MN / Hwanhee Boys (환희보이즈)
- Debut date: 2011-Oct-27
- Official fanclub name: 마이걸 / MYgirl
- Talent agency: Universal Music Japan
Members
- Insoo lead vocalist, lead dancer
- Gunwoo (건우) leader, main vocalist
- Seyong (세용) lead rapper, main dancer
- JunQ (준Q) main rapper
- Chaejin (채진) sub-vocalist
TV Shows
- KBOYS (TV Asahi, 2018) cameo
- Thunderstruck Stationery (Tooniverse, 2013) cameo
- Dream High 2 (KBS2, 2012) cameo
TV Show Theme Songs
- Because We Loved by Insoo - Starting Point of Dating OST (2021)
- Without You by Insoo - Nobleman Ryu's Wedding OST (2021)
- Wish For You by Insoo with Lee Sang - Wish You: Your Melody From My Heart OST (2020)
- Stop the time - Itsutsu Boshi Tourist theme song (2015)
- WE ARE THE NIGHT - Otasukeya Jinpachi theme song (2013)
Movies
- Shinokubo Story (2013)
Movie Theme Songs
- Shirayuki - Shinokubo Story theme song (2013)
Variety Shows
- The Unit (KBS2, 2017-2018)
- Yaman TV (Mnet, 2015) with Hwan Hee
- Let's Go! Dream Team Season 2 (KBS2, 2012-2016)
- MYNAME is MYNAME (2013)
- MYNAME W Kitchen (MYNAMEのWキッチン) (Tokyo MX, 2013)
- Diary (다이어리) (SBS MTV, 2012)
- Ta-Dah! It's MYNAME Real Story (SBS MTV, 2011)
Variety Show Theme Songs
- Wiz - Break Out ending theme song (2018) Without Insoo
- Alive or Fallen - Buzz Rhythm theme song (2016)
- Kimi no Tame ni by Gunwoo (건우) - Tokoton Horisagetai! Ikimono-ni Thank You!! ending theme song (2016)
- Day Off - Niketsu!! ending theme song (2015)
- Promise Land - Saturday Night Chubaw! ending theme song (2015)
- F.F.Y. - Purebato ending theme song (2014)
- Replay (Japanese ver.) - PIRAMEKINO ending theme song (2013)
- Hello & Goodbye (Japanese ver.) - The Hunter ending theme song (2012)
- What's Up - Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ ending theme song (2012)
- What's Up - Hallyu Fondue ending theme song (2012)
- SUMMER PARTY - Downtown DX ending theme song (2012)
- Message (Japanese Ver.) - Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ ending theme song (2012)
Trivia
- MYNAME is a group that was produced by Hwan Hee of Fly to the Sky, which is why they were called 'Hwanhee Boys' during their pre-debut days
- They debuted in 2011 under H2 Media and stayed there until their contracts expired in 2019
- In December 2019, after their contracts expired with H2 Media—despite the reports of possible disbandment—Seyong confirmed that they hadn't split up and were still promoting actively in Japan
External Links
- Official Website
- English Wikipedia
- Korean Wikipedia
- Japanese Wikipedia
- Official Facebook
- Official Twitter (Korea)
- Official Twitter (Japan)
- Official Youtube (Korea)
- Official Youtube (Japan)