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IFANS: Mapping K-pop’s International Fandom is an scholarly research project that examines global fan attitudes and activities through surveys, collection of information on online communities and analysis of websites. Crystal S. Anderson, PhD (Elon University) is the Principal Investigator of the studies and Designer and Curator of the iFans project site.
Case Studies*
iFans Case Studies Survey captures fan attitudes about the following 12 K-pop groups that have global, active fanbases: 2NE1, Aziatix, BigBang, Epik High, f(x), MBLAQ, SHINee, SNSD, SS501, Shinhwa, Super Junior and TVXQ. If you are a fan of more than one of these groups, you should take this survey.
iFans Individual Case Study captures more in-depth information on fan attitudes about each group. Click on one of the following to answer additional questions about your favorite group!
Case Studies Exhibit provides digital tours and analysis of selected fansites that support 12 K-pop groups.
Fandom Directory
This resource organizes online K-pop fan communities, including Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and other fansites. You can look up information two ways:
Watch the progress of the project on the Omeka site, IFANS: Mapping K-pop’s International Fandom.
*This human subject research has been reviewed by the Institutional Review Board at Elon University. Click here for study documentation.
As you know, KPK is dedicated to collecting information about Hallyu-era K-pop. To that end, we are in the process of creating enhanced profiles of Kpop artists and groups, with even more information!
KPOPIANA is a collaborative digital humanities project that aims to collect and organize information about Korean popular music of the Hallyu era (1992-present). It is built on the Omeka platform, which” is web-publishing platform that allows anyone with an account to create or collaborate on a website to display collections and build digital exhibitions.” This allows us to present information in a more interactive kind of way.
Members of KPK are in the process of migrating profiles from WordPress to Omeka, as well as creating new profiles in Omeka. Check out some of your favorite profiles:
2NE1: Music for Anyone
2PM: They’re Your Men
B2UTY and the BEAST
Boyfriend: Can They Be Yours?
CN BLUE: Code Name BLUE
Epik High: Epic Music
f(x): The Perfect Formula
SHINee: It’s Another World
SS501: Five Men United As One
AND, one new profile:
Fin.K.L
Don’t worry! You will always be able to find links for old and new profiles here on the KPK blog, or you can navigate straight to KPOPIANA as we migrate more profiles, so you never have to worry about where to find your K-pop info! We’ll be rolling out new enhanced profiles over the next few months, so stay tuned!
Source: http://taicarmen.wordpress.com/category/the-role-of-the-dreamer-the-falseness-of-civilization/
Kpop is subject to a lot of criticism. A LOT. The most repeated charge against Kpop is that it is manufactured. But is that really true? Usually when critics level this charge, they make sweeping generalizations about the whole landscape of pop. In doing so, they perpetuate stereotypes about the lack of originality in Asian popular culture.
All right, time to talk about Rain and Sun Jung‘s treatment of the Almighty Godfather of Modern Kpop. I will try my best to point out both the good and the bad in this chapter, but unfortunately there is a lot more of the bad than the good. Let’s begin.
KPK, as we have said, is dedicated to the academic study of Kpop as well as the preservation of certain digital materials related to the online culture. Part of pursuing this goal is to do insightful and academically sound research on the music, the idols, the fans, the companies, and more. What we look at and how we look at it varies, so we wanted to provide an example of the quality of scholarship that we strive for.
To do that, we’ve produced the bibliography from a paper about Korean popular culture originally written by Michelle (Nabi). This paper is the base for an article that we are working on and hope to submit soon. Below you’ll find a sample list of the types of sources we are using about Korean masculinities and the Kpop idol group SHINee. Each entry will have a very brief explanation of the source.
For an informal summary of the original paper, visit the blog Em Bee Bee.
Bibliography
1. Barker, Chris. Cultural Studies Theory and Practice 2nd ed. London: SAGE publications Ltd., 2003.
- A general book that gives an overview of Cultural Studies, used for its entries related to Gender (and Masculinity in particular).
2. Chan, Jachinson. Chinese American Masculinities: From Fu Manchu to Bruce Lee. New York: Routledge, 2001.
- As the title says, this book is about Chinese American Masculinities, looking specifically at Bruce Lee and his masculinity as seen from both the East and the West.
3. Cho, Jae-eun. “SHINee evolving from boys to men: The band is back with a new look and edgier electronica sound.” Korea JoongAng Daily. 29 Jul 2010 <http://joongangdaily.joins.com/article/view.asp?aid=2923839>.
- An article from an online Korean newspaper (written in English) about SHINee.
4. DeLacy, Julieann. “Fashion Ulzzang!.” Scene Project Online Magazine, May 2010 issue <http://sceneprojectonlinemag.weebly.com/fashion-ulzzang.html>.
- An entry in an online magazine, give the definition of ulzzang/uljjang.
5. “Eye makeup for male idols becoming more popular.” Allkpop.com. 8 Oct 2010 <http://www.allkpop.com/2010/10/eye-makeup-for-male-idols-becoming-more-popular>.
- A story from a Kpop news site about male idols and makeup.
6. Han, Sang-hee. “SHINee Open to New Opportunities.” The Korea Times. 10 Nov 2008 <http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/art/2008/11/143_34146.html>.
- A newspaper article about SHINee in general.
7. Hoon, Kyung-Joo.“Not just words: Korean social models and the use of honorifics.” Intercultural Pragmatics 1, no.2 (2004).
- An academic article about the use of honorifics (such as “hyung” or “sunbae”) and their meaning in general Korean society.
8. “Idol Maknae Rebellion,” Episodes 4 & 12. Produced by Seoul Broadcasting System. Posted on YouTube “[ENG] Maknae Rebellion EP4 (091128) [5/6],” 28 Mar 2010 <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fETfnNegFE> & “[ENG] Maknae Rebellion EP12 (100123) [6/7],” 28 Mar 2010 <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ftxyIOyOo0>.
- A YouTube clip from an episode of a popular Korean television show, where SHINee makes a guest appearance.
9. Jung, Eun-Young. “Playing the Race and Sexuality Cards in the Transnational Pop Game: Korean Music Videos for the US Market.” Journal of Popular Music Studies 22, no. 2 (2010): 219-236.
- An academic article talking about Kpop and the United States, particularly about BoA and Rain.
10. Jung, Sun. Korean Masculinities and Transcultural Consumption: Yonsama, Rain, Oldboy, K-Pop Idols. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2011.
- A book about Korean Masculinities and popular culture, used mostly for its definitions.
11. Kim, Sunny. “Idol Evolution: SHINee’s Journey from Noona’s Romeos to Fantastic Elastic Lucifers.” MTVK.com. 1 Spet 2010 <http://www.mtvk.com/2010/09/01/idol-evolution-shinees-journey-from-noonas-romeos-to-fantastic-elastic-lucifers/>.
- An entry on a Kpop news site about SHINee.
12. ———-. “K-Pop Dictionary: Aegyo.” Music Television Korea (MTVK).com. 22 Sept 2010 <http://mtvk.com/2010/09/22/k-pop-dictionary-aegyo-2/>.
- An entry on a Kpop news site, defining “aegyo.”
13. ———-. “K-Pop Dictionary: S-Lines, Chocolate Abs, and Other Weird Ways to Describe Your Body.” MTVK.com. 22 Oct 2010 <http://mtvk.com/2010/10/22/k-pop-dictionary-s-lines-chocolate-abs-and-other-weird-ways-to-describe-your-body/>.
- An entry on a Kpop news site, defining various words.
14. ———-. “SHINee says ‘Hello’ Again for Their Comeback!” MTVK.com. 29 Sept 2010 <http://www.mtvk.com/2010/09/29/shinee-says-hello-again-for-their-comeback/>.
- An entry on a Kpop news site, reviewing SHINee’s song “Hello.”
15. Lee, Jamie Shinhee. “I’m the illest fucka: An analysis of African American English in South Korean hip hop.” English Today 90, vol. 23, no. 2 (April 2007): 54-60.
- An academic article about the use of English in Korean popular music.
16. ———-. “Linguistic hybridization in K-Pop: discourse of self-assertion and resistance,” World Englishes 23, no.3 (2004): 429-450.
- An academic article exploring the use and meaning of English in Korean popular music.
17. “MTVK Exclusive SHINee interview at SM Town 2010.” MTVK. Posted 22 Nov 2010 <http://www.mtvk.com/videos/exclusive-shinee-interview-at-sm-town/>.
- A video interview with SHINee.
18. Park, Jinyoung , from Seunghyun Choi. “I will produce global star who will make it big in the US market in two years.” Chosun Ilbo. 1 July 2007 <http://news.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2007/07/01/2007070100457.html>. Quoted in Shin, Hyunjoon. “Have you ever seen the Rain? And who’ll stop the Rain?: the globalizing project of Korean pop (K-pop).” Inter-Asia Cultural Studies 10, no. 4 (2009): 517.
- A quote from the founder of JYP Entertainment, Jinyoung Park.
19. Park, Se-yeon. “SHINee Change into ‘Romeos’ and sing ‘Juliette’ . . . second album Released on 21st” (Korean). Newsen. 18 May 2009 <http://www.newsen.com/news_view.php?news_uid=326207>.
- An article from a Korean news site about SHINee’s song “Juliette.”
20. “Peruvian netizens choose SHINee as best K-pop band of 2010.” Koreaboo.com. 6 Jan 2011 <http://www.koreaboo.com/index.html/_/general/peruvian-netizens-choose-shinee-as-best-k-pop-b-r2263>.
- An article from a Kpop news site about SHINee’s popularity in Latin America.
21. Shin, Hyunjoon. “Have you ever seen the Rain? And who’ll stop the Rain?: the globalizing project of Korean pop (K-pop).” Inter-Asia Cultural Studies 10, no. 4 (2009): 507-523.
- An academic article about Kpop and the US Music Industry.
22. “SHINee releases Ring Ding Dong MV.” Allkpop.com. 16 Oct 2009 <http://www.allkpop.com/2009/10/shinee_ring_ding_dong_mv_is_released>.
- A review on a Kpop news site for SHINee’s “Ring Ding Dong” music video.
23. “SHINee’s Hello Baby,” Episode 2. Produced by Korea Broadcasting System. Posted on YouTube “(Eng) 100127 Hi Bb Ep2 1/5,” 27 Jan 2010 <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lvl_Ag4lLaY>.
- A YouTube video from a television series that starred SHINee.
24. “SHINee’s Onew for Easy Magazine: The Chocolate Abs are Melting.” Kpoplive.com. 27 Aug 2010 <http://www.kpoplive.com/2010/08/27/shinee’s-onew-for-easy-magazine-the-chocolate-abs-are-melting/>.
- A translation of a magazine interview, posted on a Kpop news site.
25. “SHINee’s ‘Hello’ Tops the Charts.” Hellokpop.com. 1 Oct 2010 <http://www.hellokpop.com/2010/10/01/shinees-hello-tops-the-charts/>.
- An article on a Kpop news site about SHINee’s “Hello.”
26. “SHINee – ‘Hello.’” MTVK.com. 11 Oct 2010 <http://www.mtvk.com/videos/mv-shinee-hello/>.
- A post on a Kpop news site about SHINee’s “Hello.”
27. “SHINee to Debut in Japan with ‘Replay.’” Gokpop.com. 26 Apr 2011 <http://www.gokpop.com/news/shinee-to-debut-in-japan-with-replay::7230.html>.
- An article on a kpop news site about SHINee’s Japanese debut.
28. Walsh, Bryan.“Rain,” Time, 30 Apr 2006 <http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1187264,00.html>, quoted in Shin, Hyunjoon. “Have you ever seen the Rain? And who’ll stop the Rain?: the globalizing project of Korean pop (K-pop).” Inter-Asia Cultural Studies 10, no. 4 (2009): 509.
- A quote from a review of Rain’s concert in New York.
29. “Who is in charge of ‘aegyo’ in SHINee?” Allkpop.com. 27 Sept 2010 <http://www.allkpop.com/2010/09/who-is-in-charge-of-aegyo-in-shinee>.
- An article on a Kpop news site about SHINee.
30. Woo, Jaeyeon. “Fitness Mom Jung Da-Yeon on Wii.” Korea Real Time. The Wall Street Journal Digital Network. 4 Jan 2011 <http://blogs.wsj.com/korearealtime/2011/01/04/fitness-mom-jung-da-yeon-on-wii/>.
- An article from an online Korean newspaper (in English) about fitness instructor Jung Da-Yeon.
31. Woo, Kim Hyeong. “SM’s new 5-member group – Shinee.” Newsen. 19 May 2008 <http://www.newsen.com/news_view.php?uid=200805190845361002>.
- An article from a Korean news site about SHINee’s debut.
32. Yang, Fang-chih Irene. In East Asian Pop Culture: Analysing the Korean Wave. Edited by Chua Beng Huat and Koichi Iwabuchi. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2008.
- A chapter from a collectively written academic book about Hallyu.
33. Yu, Jae-Dong. “Keywords reveal Korea’s most-searched Topics in 2004.” The Dong-A Ilbo. 22 Dec 2004 <http://english.donga.com/srv/service.php3?bicode=040000&biid=2004122363848>.
- An article from an online Korean news paper (in English) about popular culture in Korea.
34. “#1 SHINee (샤이니) LUCIFER (루시퍼) At the Filming Set of Album Cover and MV [ShowBiz Extra].” Arirang: Korea’s Global TV on YouTube. 6 Aug 2010 <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2eBDa_jZ5c>.
- A YouTube video of behind-the-scenes footage from SHINee’s “Lucifer” album.
35. “[Official Photo] SHINee Lucifer Album Concept Photos.” .::We aRe Shining::. Bringing You the Shiniest Side of SHINee. 19 Jul 2010 <http://weareshining.wordpress.com/2010/07/19/photo-shinee-lucifer-album/>.
- Scans of concept photographs from SHINee’s “Lucifer” album.
Originally published on High Yellow February 9, 2011, Written by Nabi
SUCH a good episode! I noticed that they played SHINee’s musical contribution to the soundtrack a lot during this one (which I thoroughly approve of!), so much so that I may have to go and get it. “Whether I’m making you smile…”
Alright, let’s get to business. There’s a LOT in this episode that I liked, and believe it or not I think that this was a very “good” episode for Jun Pyo! Here’s why: the first thing that needs to be addressed is the issue of whether or not he told the “Locker Room Punks” to rape Jan Di, because that’s definitely what they were going for. To me, and my interpretation of his reprimand to them, he did NOT tell them to rape her specifically, but he absolutely wanted them to scare her very, very badly. Um, so since I’ve called them the Locker Room Punks….which locker room are they in, exactly? If it’s a women’s locker room, then what the heck is Ji Hoo doing in there? If it’s a men’s locker room, what’s Jan Di doing there? And I definitely don’t think that “co-ed” locker rooms exist in this high school (or any high school, for that matter).
Second thing to address is Jan Di’s Super Totally Awesome Roundhouse Kick TO THE FACE! Yes, I LOVED this part, both because it’s a definite wake-up call to Jun Pyo but it also means that Jan Di has some fire in her blood! I love that she PHYSICALLY fought back this time! Of course, this is in the beginning stages with the whole discourse of Jun Pyo thinking that, since women say the opposite of what they mean, she is totally in love with him. What that means, in Jun Pyo-speak, is that he’s finally realized that he likes her in some way, shape, or form, but since he can’t consciously realize this he’s letting his “affections” out in other ways. Like kidnapping her and dressing her up. Honestly, that’d really freak me out, too, as soon as I was awake from my chloroform-sleep I’d be running, fancy house be damned!
At first, I was unsure about the “bee attack” that followed Jan Di leaving his house, but I think I have it figured out: I think that little scene is showing what his actions and speech are like after he’s been embarrassed – he both hides his embarrassment behind arrogance and takes it out on the people around him who have “embarrassed” him. I think this is supposed to explain his more violent tendencies, and it’s echoed by Min (I can’t remember the rest of her name!!) at the end of this episode when she says it’s also because he’s lonely. Moving on, another moment of his that I loved was just before the bee attack, when he’s upset and throwing the clothes and shoes on the ground. As Almighty Key has shown us in SHINee’s Hello Baby, bribing people for love with gifts does. not. work. But Jun Pyo is SO UPSET that it didn’t work, that he decides to take his anger out on Jan Di’s shoes. It’s such a beautiful, awkward love moment – you show that shirt who’s boss! The last moment that really caught me for him was his attempt to comfort Jan Di after she gets smacked in the face with the volleyball. Really, I loved that entire scene, but specifically when he says “Don’t cry, it doesn’t suit you.” He LIKES her fiery attitude! He wants her to keep being feisty and spirited! Then she says “I would rather die in blood than be indebted to you” and the look on his face just about killed me. That’s really all I could hear in my thoughts during that moment: “Awwww, BUT LOOK AT THAT FACE! Jan Di, why are you so mean?!” I know why she’s so “mean” at this point, but, as you can tell, Jun Pyo is my man in this show.
Which brings us to Ji Hoo. Of course Ji Hoo would ride around on a cool motorbike and give Jan Di his HUMONGOUS sports shoes to wear, which she would then thoroughly scrub down. Of course. Um, remember back in episode 1 how I was saying that I couldn’t forget what Ji Hoo is like in the manga? I would like to quote, since it happens in this episode, emphasis added: “THEN HE RETREATED INTO AUTISM.” Yes, Ji Hoo is autistic. Or, since he’s so high functioning, has Asperger’s Sydrome. Which I think he still exhibits. Which is why he drives me CRAZY. But apparently he went even deeper into a more extreme autism when his parents died, and somehow Min was able to pull him out of it. Which I don’t think works, because autism definitely is NOT temporary, but then again who’s really taking the time to look into the medical details of Ji Hoo’s past? “She’s his first love, girlfriend, and mother.” Weird.
The last thing I’ll put on here is my Random Question/Observation of the Day: Why……..why is there a mirror directly beneath the showerhead while Jun Pyo is taking a shower after Rugby Practice (a.k.a. Anger Releasing Time)? It’s so weird, I think that’s the third time I’ve seen some show have a mirror in the shower, underneath the showerhead. Is this common in East Asia? Note that I’m totally not mad that it showed him showering. I can appreciate that.
Okay CeeFu, how’s that for my first official post?
Click here to find an updated and enhanced profile of SHINee!
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DISCOGRAPHY: JAPANESE RELEASES
BASICS
- L to R: Onew, Taemin, Jonghyun, Minho, Key. Credit: KOOL Magazine December 2010.
| Name | SHINee (pronounced “shiny”) |
| Meaning of Name | “shine”, meaning ‘light’ + “ee”, a suffix meaning “receive”= to receive the light/spotlight |
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| Debut | May 25, 2008 |
| Status | Active |
| Label | SM Entertainment (2008-present) |
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- 2Min (Taemin + Minho)
- JongHo (Jonghyun + Minho)
- JongKey (Jonghyun + Key)
- JongTae (Jonghyun + Taemin)
- MinKey (Minho + Key)
- OnHo (Onew + Minho)
- OnHyun (Onew + Jonghyun)
- OnKey (Onew + Key)
- OnKen (Onew + Chicken)
- OnTae (Onew + Taemin)
- TaeKey (Taemin + Key)
Official Fan Color: Pearlized Sky Blue
Vocabulary:
Onew Sangtae – this term was created by the other members of SHINee to describe his most unique character trait: “It is when Onew does something or says something on PURPOSE with an intention to make people laugh. E.G. Body gags, weird eye movements, weird body movements, weird sounds, sudden out-of-context words. However, most of the time, it ends up making the situation awkward.” (from http://leaderonewfacts.tumblr.com/post/776105432/actual-definition-of-onew-sangtae) Click here to watch several clips of classic Onew Sangtae!
Hyungwhore – a term netizens came up with to describe Minho’s tendency to befriend hyungs (“older brother to a male” in Korean) in many of the other idol groups. The hyung Minho spends the most time with is Changmin from TVXQ! Click here to watch a video of SHINee backstage at one of TVXQ!’s concerts on their 3rd Asia Tour – Minho is very happy to be hanging out with his hyungs Yunho and Changmin!
Look at how happy Minho is while Changmin hugs him! Credit: MTVK.
Nicknames:
- Dubu (Onew)
- Bling Bling, JJong (Jonghyun)
- Almighty (Key)
- Flaming Charisma (Minho)
- Handy Boy, Taeminnie (Taemin)
Individual Fan Names:
- Onew – M.V.P’s (from Onew’s line in “Noona Neomu Yeppo (Reply)”: “Noona, you’re my M.V.P.”)
- Jonghyun – Blingers (from Jonghyun’s nickname)
- Key – Lockets (a clever play on words, keys open lockets)
- Minho – Flamers (from Minho’s nickname)
- Taemin – Taemints (from around the same time of “Noona Neomu Yeppo (Replay)” – he carried candies to give to SHINee’s noona fans, so Taemin + Mint candies = Taemints)
Individual Projects:
Onew
- Musicals: Hey Bro!! The Brothers Were Brave (as Onjoobong, 2010); Rock of Ages (Drew, 2010)
- Duets: “Vanilla Love” with Lee Hyun Ji from Banana Girl (2008); “Il Nyeon Hu (One Year Later) with Jessica from SNSD (2009)
- MC: MBC Park Kyung Lim’s “Byulbam Radio” (2008-2009); KBS-2TV Variety Show “Ya Haeng Sung (Night Star)” (2010); MBC Music Core (2010-present)
- Lyrics: “Your Name” (Lucifer, 2010)
Jonghyun
- Also a member of the group SM the Ballad
- Did a duet with Chinese artist Zhan Li Yin on her album I Will, “Wrongly Given Love” (March 12, 2008)
- Lyrics: “Juliette” (Romeo, 2009); “욕 (慾) Obsession”, “Up & Down” (Lucifer, 2010)
- Singles: “So Goodbye” (City Hunter OST part 2, June 2, 2011)
- TV: Immortal Song 2 (2011-present)
Key
- Appeared in Super Junior’s Attack of the Pin-Up Boys (2007)
- Co-host of ComedyTV’s Raising Idols (2010)
Minho
- Modeling: Ha Sang Baek’s “Seoul Collection” (2008 [before debuting in SHINee],2009); Pret-a-Porter Busan Fashion Show (May 2008); Lee Sang Bong’s Fashion Show at Dream Forest Festival (2009); has also modeled for Andre Kim
- TV: KBS special drama Pianist (as Oh Ji Ro, 2010); KBS Dream Team 2 (2011-present)
- MC: MBC Music Core (2010-present)
Taemin
- TV: MBC “TaeHee HyeGyo JiHyun!” (as Junsu, 2009); KBS Dream Team 2 (2011-present)
Awards:
2008
- Cyworld Digital Music Awards : Rookie of the Month (May)
- MNET 20′s Choice Awards : Hot New Star
- Asia Song Festival : Best New Artist
- Style Icon Awards : New Icon Award
- 15th Korea Entertainment Arts Awards : Best Newcomer
- 10th Mnet Asian Music Awards : Best Male Rookie
- 23rd Golden Disk Awards : YEPP Newcomer Album
2009
- 18th Seoul Music Awards: Best Newcomer
- 24th Golden Disk Awards: YEPP Popularity Award
2010
- 19th Seoul Music Awards: Bonsang Award
- 2nd Singapore Entertainment Awards: New Generation Artist
- 25th Golden Disk Awards: Popularity Award & Disk Bonsang (Lucifer)
2011
- 20th Seoul Music Awards: Bonsang Award & Popularity Award
- 6th Asian Model Festival Award: Popular Singer Award
Television Appearances
SHINee’s YunHaNam by M.Net: 12 Episodes
SHINee’s Hello Baby by KBS: 13 Episodes
SHINee Photoshoot in New Zealand [listed on YouTube as "pb dvd"]: 1 Episode
Night Market: 1 Episode
School of Rock - Daejin Horror Special by M.Net: 1 Episode
Flower Boys Generation MBC: 1 Episode
SHINee Virus – Beethoven Virus Parody: 1 Episode
MNet SHINee mini-drama: 1 Episode
Lucifer – Japanese Dance Ver. B
Lucifer – Japanese Dance Ver. A
Lucifer – Japanese Ver.
Juliette – Japanese Ver.
Noona Neomu Yeppo (Replay) – Japanese Ver.
Hello
Lucifer
Ring Ding Dong
Juliette – Dance Ver.
Juliette
A.MI.GO.
Love Like Oxygen
Noona Neomu Yeppo (Replay)
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Haru (X-Mas)(Released: November 5, 2010)
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Hello (Lucifer Repackage)(Released: September 30, 2010)(Label: SM Entertainment)
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Lucifer(Released: July 19, 2010)(Label: SM Entertainment)
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Prosecutor Princess (OST)(Released: April 14, 2010)
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2009 Year Of Us (Label: SM Entertainment)(Released: October 19, 2009)
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Dream (OST)(Released: August 13, 2009)
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Nana’s BB Song (CF)(Released: July 16, 2009)
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Romeo(Released: May 25, 2009)(Label: SM Entertainment)
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Anycall Bodyguard(Released: April 3, 2009)
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Boys Over Flowers (OST)(Released: January 22, 2009)
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Blue Pink Song(Released: January 6, 2009)
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Amigo (The SHINee World Repackage)(Released: October 24, 2008)(Label: SM Entertainment)
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The SHINee World(Released: August 28, 2008)(Label: SM Entertainment)
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Sanso Gateun Neo (Love Like Oxygen)(Released: August 25, 2008)(Label: SM Entertainment)
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Noona Neomu Yeppo (Replay)(Released: May 22, 2008)(Label: SM Entertainment)
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DISCOGRAPHY: JAPANESE RELEASES
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SHINee – The First (December 8, 2011) (EMMI Japan)
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Juliette – Japanese Version(Released: August 6, 2011 [MV release date])
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Noona Neomu Yeppo (Replay) – Japanese Ver.(Released: May 26, 2011 [MV release date])
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Showing someone affection in a touchy feely way. Examples: Hugging, hand holding, Bbobbo, etc…
SHINee's Jonghyun is infamous for his skinship. credit: TheBling
