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For the 2021 Korean drama with the same title, see My Name.

MYNAME

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, from Itsutsu Boshi Tourist (NTV / YTV, 2015)
• WE ARE THE NIGHT, from Otasukeya Jinpachi (NTV / YTV, 2013)

Movies

• Shinokubo Story (2013)

Movie Theme Songs

• Shirayuki, from Shinokubo Story (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, from Break Out (TV Asahi, 2018) Without Insoo
• Alive or Fallen, from Buzz Rhythm (NTV, 2016)
• Kimi no Tame ni by Gunwoo (건우), from Tokoton Horisagetai! Ikimono-ni Thank You!! (TBS, 2016)
• Day Off, from Niketsu!! (NTV, 2015)
• Promise Land, from Saturday Night Chubaw! (TBS, 2015)
• F.F.Y., from Purebato (TBS, 2014)
• Replay (Japanese ver.), from PIRAMEKINO (TV Tokyo, 2013)
• Hello & Goodbye (Japanese ver.), from The Hunter (YTV, 2012)
• What's Up, from Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ (Fuji TV, 2012)
• What's Up, from Hallyu Fondue (Tokyo MX, 2012)
• SUMMER PARTY, from Downtown DX (YTV, 2012)
• Message (Japanese Ver.), from Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ (Fuji TV, 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)