2PM videography

South Korean boy band 2PM has released forty-seven music videos, fourteen concert tour videos and one music video compilation. 2PM debuted in 2008 with "10 Out of 10". Its music video featured G.NA as a woman who caught the attention of the seven members and had a comedic tone. Their next music video, "Again & Again", had a heavier focus on choreography. In interspersed scenes, the members are seen pursuing a woman even though she is cheating. The group's first music video not to feature Jaebeom following his departure, "Heartbeat", had a darker tone. It was re-filmed due to Jaebeom originally taking part in filming.

In 2011, 2PM debuted in Japan with the single "Take Off". The music video for "Hands Up", the title track from their second Korean album, centered on the members partying, contrasting with their previous videos. It was filmed in Singapore. A music video for the group's 2008 song "Only You" was shot and released in 2012 to accompany their album 2PM Member's Selection . Released in 2013, the "A.D.T.O.Y." music video was shot entirely in black and white and showed a more mature side of the group.

In 2014, 2PM won the Mnet Asian Music Award for Best Music Video with "Go Crazy!" The music video for "My House" was originally set to be directed by Han Sa-min, who backed out on short notice, pushing back the release date and forcing the group to find a new director. Naive Creative Production, a video production team, directed the video, which took inspiration from fairytales. The music video for "Promise (I'll Be)", released in September 2016, was the eighth-most watched in America and ninth worldwide on Billboard 's list of the most viewed K-pop videos for that month. ^[1]

Music videos

Title	Year	Album	Notes
"10 Out of 10"	2008	01:59PM	Original, For fans version and Old School version
"Again & Again"	2009		Original and Dance version
"I Hate You"		None	From single album 2:00PM Time for Change
"Heartbeat"		01:59PM
"My Color"		None	CF for Samsung Anycall
"Tired of Waiting"		01:59PM
"Crazy4S"	2010	None	CF for SPRIS
"Tik Tok" featuring Yoon Eun-hye		None	CF for Casa Beer
"Open Happiness"		None	CF for Coca-Cola; 2010 version and 2011 version
"Follow Your Soul"		None	CF for Oppo Thailand
"Without U"		Hands Up
"I Will Give You My Life"		None	From single album Don't Stop Can't Stop
"Cabi Song" with Girls' Generation		None	CF for Caribbean Bay
"Thank You"		Hands Up
"Fly to Seoul (Boom Boom Boom)"		None	CF for Seoul Tourism "Infinitely Yours, Seoul"; Nichkhun not present
"Nori For U"		None	CF for Samsung Anycall
"I'll Be Back"		Still 02:00PM	Original and Dance version
"Take Off"	2011	Republic of 2PM	Original and Dance version
"Hands Up"		Hands Up	Original and East4A mix version
"Give It to Me"
"Hot"
"I'm Your Man"		Republic of 2PM	Original and Dance version
"Ultra Lover"
"Hands Up" (Japanese version)
"Only You"	2012	2PM Member's Selection	Originally from single album Hottest Time of the Day
"Beautiful"		Legend of 2PM	Original and Dance version
"One Day" with 2AM		None	Original and Movie version
"Masquerade"		Legend of 2PM	Original, Dance version and Off-shot movie version
"Come Back When You Hear This Song"	2013	Grown
"A.D.T.O.Y."
"Give Me Love"		Genesis of 2PM	Original, Dance version and Off-shot movie version
"Winter Games"			Original and Dance version
"Step by Step"
"Go Crazy!"	2014	Go Crazy!	Original and Party version
"Go Crazy!" (Japanese version)		2PM of 2PM	Original and Party version
"Guilty Love"	2015
"365"
"My House"		No.5
"Higher"		Galaxy of 2PM	Original, Dance version and Close Up version
"My House" (Japanese version)
"The Time We Spent Together"	2016
"Promise (I'll Be)"		Gentlemen's Game
"Promise (I'll Be)" (Japanese version)		None
"Make It"	2021	Must
"The Cafe"
"Hold You"
"With Me Again"		With Me Again

Video albums

DVDs

Title	Album details	Peak positions	Sales
		JPN [2]
Hottest: 2PM 1st Music Video Collection & the History	Released: November 24, 2010 Language: Korean Label: Ariola Japan	4	23,005
2PM 1st Concert in Seoul: Don't Stop Can't Stop	Released: April 6, 2011 Language: Korean Label: Ariola Japan	7	7,890
1st Japan Tour 2011: Take Off in Makuhari Messe	Released: November 2, 2011 Language: Korean, Japanese Label: Ariola Japan	3	12,386
Arena Tour 2011: "Republic of 2PM"	Released: June 6, 2012 Language: Korean, Japanese Label: Ariola Japan	2	24,575
2PM Live 2012: Six Beautiful Days in Budokan	Released: December 26, 2012 Language: Korean, Japanese Label: Ariola Japan	4	22,692
Legend of 2PM in Tokyo Dome	Released: December 9, 2013 Language: Korean, Japanese Label: Ariola Japan	1	27,176
2PM Arena Tour 2014 "Genesis of 2PM"	Released: December 10, 2014 Language: Korean, Japanese Label: Epic Records Japan	2	16,138
2PM World Tour "Go Crazy" in Seoul DVD	Released: June 29, 2015 Language: Korean, Japanese Label: Epic Records Japan	—
2PM Arena Tour 2015 "2PM of 2PM"	Released: December 16, 2015 Language: Japanese Label: Epic Records Japan	5	JPN: 15,968 [3]
2PM Arena Tour 2016 "Galaxy of 2PM"	Released: February 17, 2017 Language: Japanese Label: Epic Records Japan	2	JPN: 16,911 [4] [ unreliable source? ]
The 2PM in Tokyo Dome	Released: May 17, 2017 Language: Japanese Label: Epic Records Japan	4
2PM Concert "6Nights"	Released: January 29, 2018 Language: Japanese Label: Epic Records Japan	1
2PM Six "Higher" Days	Released: April 4, 2019 Language: Japanese Label: Epic Records Japan	10
2PM Arena Tour 2016 "Galaxy of 2PM" Tour Final in Osaka-jō Hall	Released: December 23, 2020 Language: Japanese Label: Epic Records Japan	16
"—" denotes items which were not released in that country or failed to chart.

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
2012	Beyond the One Day ~Story of 2PM & 2AM~	Themselves	with 2AM; Japanese documentary	[5]

Television drama

Year	Network	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
2009	SBS	Style	Cameo	Episode 6
2011	CX (Fuji TV)	BOSS 2	Cameo	Japanese drama

Variety and reality shows

Year	Network	Title	Notes	Ref.
2008	Mnet	Hot Blood	10 episodes (October 10, 2008 – November 8, 2008). Survival show to decide members of 2PM and 2AM.	[6]
2008–2009	MBC every1	Idol Army (Season 3)	17 episodes (December 4, 2008 – March 26, 2009). Variety show with co-host Boom and both celebrity and pedestrian guests.	[7]
2009	Mnet	It's Time 2PM	8 episodes (June 3, 2009 – July 3, 2009). Interview series with one 2PM member per episode and one final episode of cut footage.
2009	Mnet	Wild Bunny	7 episodes (July 21, 2009 – August 21, 2009). Variety show in which 2PM engages in activities "forbidden" to idols. Eighth episode never aired following Jaebeom's scandal and hiatus.	[8]
2011	SBS Plus	2PM Show!	12 episodes (July 9, 2011 – September 24, 2011). Variety show in which 2PM competes to show off a different aspect of themselves each episode, with the worst ranking member being punished.	[9]
2012–2014	NHK	One Point Korean	Two seasons (April 2, 2012 – March 17, 2014). Japanese show in which 2PM teaches Korean.	[10]
2012	Tokyo MX	Wander Trip	25 episodes (April 3, 2012 – September 25, 2012). Japanese show in which 2PM and 2AM members travel through Japan and experience Japanese culture.	[11]
2013	KBS2	A Song For You From 2PM	15 episodes (February 17, 2013 – May 24, 2013). Web series in which 2PM members respond to fans' video messages and sing songs.	[12]
2015	1theK Originals	Oven Radio	5 episodes (June 14, 2015 – June 18, 2015). Web series of five-minute videos made to promote 2PM's fifth Korean studio album, No.5.
2017	E! Asia	2PM Wild Beat in Australia	10 episodes (February 1, 2017 – April 5, 2017). Variety show in which 2PM earns money to fund their trip from Melbourne to Uluru through various challenges and searching for real part-time jobs.	[13]
2021	Mnet	Wild Six	12 episodes. Originally a web series released on 2PM's YouTube channel that was later broadcast on Mnet.	[14] [15]

Commercials

Everland Cabi

Title	Year
Caribbean Bay with Girls' Generation	2010
Nichkhun and Victoria Caribbean Bay AquaLoop	2011
Everland's Horror Maze: Wooyoung	2011
Everland's Horror Maze: Junho, Jun. K	2011
Everland's Horror Maze: Chansung	2011
Everland's Horror Maze: Nichkhun	2011
Everland's Horror Maze: Taecyeon	2011
2PM's Everland Horror Horror Maze Experience	2011

Touch Korea

Title	Year
Dreamlike Invitation from 2PM	2011
Dreamlike Invitation from Wooyoung	2011

References

1. "Most Viewed K-Pop Videos in America, Around the World: September 2016". Billboard .
2. "2PMのリリース一覧" [2PM's list of releases] (in Japanese). Oricon . Retrieved January 11, 2014.
3. "2016 Oricon Half Year Chart - Music DVD". Oricon Style (in Japanese). Oricon Inc. 24 June 2016. Retrieved June 26, 2016.
4. "2017 Oricon Chart – February Week 2". Oricon. Retrieved February 21, 2017.
5. "Beyond the ONEDAY official site". Archived from the original on 2012-05-24. Retrieved 2022-01-29.
6. "박진영이 말하는 스타의 조건은?". The Chosun Ilbo (in Korean). January 29, 2008.
7. "2PM, 데뷔 3개월 만에 버라이어티 MC 등극". 스타뉴스 (in Korean). 2008-12-03. Retrieved 2025-07-30.
8. IMBC (2009-07-20). "2PM, '리얼 버라이어티'에 도전한다". MBC 뉴스 (in Korean). Retrieved 2025-07-30.
9. "'2PM 쇼' 탄생, 이번주 리얼예능 도전기 첫촬영". 스타뉴스 (in Korean). 2011-06-15. Retrieved 2025-07-30.
10. Lee, Claire (2012-01-19). "2PM to promote Korean on NHK". The Korea Herald. Retrieved 2025-07-30.
11. "2AM and 2PM to seek out eateries in Tokyo". koreajoongangdaily.joins.com. 2012-03-27. Retrieved 2025-07-30.
12. "A Song For You from 2PM". KBS World.
13. "'2PM 와일드 비트' 6년 만에 돌아온 완전체 예능! 호주 배경의 포스터 공개". 서울경제 (in Korean). 2017-01-18. Retrieved 2025-07-30.
14. "2PM, 5년만에 자체 콘텐츠 시리즈 'WILD SIX'로 전격 컴백! | 기사상세". iMBC 연예 (in Korean). Retrieved 2025-07-30.
15. "2PM, 그룹 활동→개별 활동 전방위로 通했다". 스타투데이 (in Korean). 2021-08-11. Retrieved 2025-07-30.

External links

• Official Website (in Korean)
• 2PM Official Japan (in Japanese)