Lim Young-woong | ||||||||||
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![]() Lim in 2020 | ||||||||||
Born | [1] | June 16, 1991 |||||||||
Other names | Lim Hero (or Im Hero) [lower-alpha 1] | |||||||||
Education | Kyungbok University (Department of Practical Music) [2] | |||||||||
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Years active | 2016–present | |||||||||
Musical career | ||||||||||
Genres | Trot, Ballad | |||||||||
Instruments | Vocals | |||||||||
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Website | mulgogimusic | |||||||||
YouTube information | ||||||||||
Channel | ||||||||||
Subscribers | 1.33 million [3] | |||||||||
Total views | 1.352 billion [3] | |||||||||
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Updated: April 18, 2022 | ||||||||||
Korean name | ||||||||||
Hangul | 임영웅 | |||||||||
Hanja | 林英雄 | |||||||||
Revised Romanization | Im Yeong-ung | |||||||||
McCune–Reischauer | Im Yŏngung | |||||||||
Lim Young-woong (Korean : 임영웅; Hanja : 林英雄; born June 16, 1991) is a South Korean trot and ballad singer, entertainer and YouTuber. He signed with Mulgogi Music in 2016 and debuted as a singer with his first single "Hate You". [6] [7] Four years later, he rose to stardom after competing on the reality television show Mr. Trot , where he won the first place out of 17,000 applicants. [8] [9] In 2021, Lim achieved his first number-one song on the Gaon Digital Chart with the single "My Starry Love". [10]
Since his debut in 2016, Lim has released one studio album and one collaborative medley album, scoring four Gaon Digital Chart number-ones. He is also the first trot artist ever to receive the Gold Play Button for achieving one million subscribers on his official YouTube channel. [5]
Lim initially dreamed of being a ballad singer, but later discovered his talent as a trot singer after winning an Excellence Prize at a singing contest. [11] At the contest held in his native city of Pocheon, he performed Oh Seung-geun 's song "What's Wrong with My Age?" (Korean : 내 나이가 어때서; RR : Nae Naiga Eottaeseo), considering the age groups of audiences. [11]
In 2016, Lim then appeared on KBS1's singing competition show Korea Sings , winning an Excellence Prize there after performing Shin Yu 's song "If You Smile, You'll Get Younger, If You Get Angry, You'll Only Get Older" (Korean : 일소일소 일노일노; RR : Ilso-ilso Illo-illo). [12] [13] [14] This experience made him dream of his career as a trot singer in earnest. [11] He also appeared as a contestant in the first season of SBS' music reality show Fantastic Duo that year. [6] Shortly after, he signed with his current label Mulgogi Music. [6]
On August 8, 2016, the singer made his debut through the release of digital single "Hate You" (Korean : 미워요; RR : Miwoyo). [15] [16] [nb 1] He then released another single entitled "What's So Important?" (Korean : 뭣이 중헌디; RR : Mwosi Jungheondi) on January 2, 2017. [18] [nb 2] However, these two singles did not do well commercially.
Lim slowly gained popularity through his appearance in KBS1's morning show AM Plaza , where he became the final winner of its televised audition "Challenge! Dream Stage". [20] On March 28, 2018, he released his third single "Elevator" (Korean : 엘리베이터; RR : Ellibeiteo). [21] [22] The song was re-arranged and released under the title "Not by Stairs, but by Elevator" (Korean : 계단 말고 엘리베이터; RR : Gyedan Malgo Ellibeiteo) almost five months later. [23] [lower-alpha 2] On December 21 that year, Lim released a collaborative medley album with fellow trot singer Park Seo-jin , titled Newness of Trot (Korean : 트로트의 신; RR : Teuroteu-ui Sin). [24] [25] The album's popularity at expressway rest areas made him called the "Expressway Idol Star". [26] [27]
Lim was appointed as the ambassador for the city of Pocheon on July 23, 2019. [28] [29]
Lim entered TV Chosun's music competition show Mr. Trot , [30] which aired from January 2 to March 14, 2020. During the final episode of the show, he was eventually crowned the winner out of 17,000 applicants. [9] He said, "I'm so thankful for my mother and grandmother. The live finals were held on the anniversary of my father's passing. I'll think he gave us a gift because he felt sorry for leaving my mother alone. I really thank my father as well." [9] After the show ended, he additionally signed a one-and-a-half-year management contract with New Era Project. [31] He also joined the main cast of Romantic Call Centre and Ppongsoongah School , the follow-up variety shows of Mr. Trot. [32] [33]
On April 3, 2020, Lim released a single titled "Trust in Me". [34] Written by lyricist Kim Eana and composer Cho Young-soo , the track was produced as a special song for Lim as the Mr. Trot winner. [34] "Trust in Me" attained commercial success, becoming Lim's first top-20 single in his native country. The song debuted at number 20 on South Korea's Gaon Digital Chart, later peaking at number 11. [35] [36] At the end of the year, it earned him a Melon Music Award for Best Trot and a Genie Music Award for Best Trot Track. [37] [38] [39]
In August 2020, the Sisa Journal , one of the major weekly news magazines in South Korea, announced the results of "2020, Who Makes Korea Move" survey. [40] Lim was ranked 5th (5.8%, tied with singer Lee Hyori) for leading the Mr. Trot craze and occupying the advertising world. [40] Later that year, the magazine named him one of the "100 Leaders for the Next Generation". [41]
In addition to his singing career, Lim made his cameo appearance on TV Chosun's historical fantasy series Kingmaker: The Change of Destiny . [42] On October 1, 2020, he made his debut as an emcee, co-hosting the first annual Trot Awards with television presenter Kim Sung-joo and actress Jo Bo-ah. [43] He also made his big screen debut through Mr. Trot: The Movie, a musical documentary film starring the top six finalists of Mr. Trot. [44] The film was a commercial success, selling more than 150,000 tickets after release. [45]
On November 4, 2020, Lim collaborated with SsangYong Motor on the promotional single "Hero". [46] [47] [nb 3] Unlike his previous singles, the song's musical style approximates pop music. [49] He premiered the track at an online showcase hosted by the company. [46] Despite not being heavily promoted after release, "Hero" gave Lim his first top-10 single on the Gaon Digital Chart, debuting and peaking at number seven. [50]
On December 16, 2020, Lim was announced as a winner of the 2021 Korea Image Awards, being awarded as a member of Trot Men, the top six finalists of Mr. Trot. [51] [52] They were given the Stepping Stone Award for "their work on revitalizing the lives of people exhausted from COVID-19 and spreading out trot music all over the world". [51] [nb 4]
As a result of his rising popularity in 2020, Lim became the most searched figure on web portal Naver that year. [54] At the end of the same year, according to the annual survey conducted by Gallup Korea for Singer of the Year, he was named one of the five most favorite singers by both people aged 13–39 (no. 4) and people aged 40 and over (no. 1). [55] [56] Furthermore, he was the second most-streamed artist domestically on YouTube that year, only behind boy band BTS. [57]
Lim released the single "My Starry Love" on March 9, 2021, [58] one year after winning Mr. Trot. The song was penned by Seol Woon-do , one of South Korea's best-known trot singer-songwriters. [59] Five days prior to its release, he premiered the song at the finals of the second season of Miss Trot . [60] "My Starry Love" debuted atop the Gaon Digital Chart, making it the first number-one single of his career. [61] The song also earned Lim the first music program award ever since his debut, winning first place on MBC's Show! Music Core . [62] This feat made him the first trot artist to receive a music show win in 14 years since Kang Jin on KBS2's Music Bank in 2007. [63] [64]
On May 2, 2022, Lim released his first studio album, Im Hero . [65] One of the tracks from the album titled "Our Blues, Our Life" was pre-released on April 17. [66]
Lim began using his eponymous YouTube channel in 2016 with an official audio video for the debut song "Hate You". [67] [16] On December 4 that year, he uploaded his first song cover video featuring his cover of Nam Jin and Jang Yoon-jeong's duet song "I Like You" (Korean : 당신이 좋아; RR : Dangsini Joa). [68] Since then, Lim has promoted himself, steadily posting his song cover videos there. [69] He has also communicated with his fans through the channel, posting contents including behind-the-scenes, live performance videos, highlight clips, comment reading, birthday live broadcast, and vlogs. [70] On February 23, 2021, Lim opened a YouTube Shorts channel named "Lim Young-woong Shorts", with his 28-second competition practice video for Mr. Trot uploaded the same day. [71] [72]
Lim received the Silver Play Button for having more than 100,000 subscribers on his official channel in March 2020. [4] In October that same year, the channel surpassed one million subscribers, making him the first trot artist to achieve this feat. [69] He expressed his gratitude through a handwritten letter by saying, "All of you gave me the honor of having one million subscribers [on YouTube]. I'll always do my best, never forgetting my first time, just like how desperate I was at the beginning." [73] [74] He received the Gold Play Button the following month. [5]
The most-viewed video on Lim's official channel is his Mr. Trot performance of "The Story of an Old Couple in Their 60s" (Korean : 어느 60대 노부부 이야기; RR : Eoneu Yuksipdae Nobubu Iyagi). [75] As of November 15, 2021, it has gained over 47 million views. [76]
On March 8, 2022, Lim donated ₩ 100 million to the Fruit of Love Social Welfare Community Chest to help the victims of the massive wildfire that started in Uljin, Gyeongbuk and has spread to Samcheok, Gangwon. [77]
On March 11, 2022, it was confirmed that Lim donated ₩ 1 million for the February Good Han Star singing competition. to children with pediatric leukemia. [78]
On June 9, 2022, Lim donated ₩ 1.2 million prize money from the May Song competition in Good Han Star to support emergency medical expenses for childhood cancer patients, leukemia and it is rare that incurable sickness. [79]
Lim Young-woong discography | |
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Studio albums | 1 |
Music videos | 3 |
Singles | 8 |
Other charted songs | 22 |
Collaborative albums | 1 |
Title | Album details | Peak chart positions | Sales |
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KOR [80] | |||
Im Hero |
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Title | Album details | Peak chart positions | Sales |
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KOR | |||
Newness of Trot (트로트의 신) (with Park Seo-jin ) | — | Not announced | |
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region. |
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album |
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KOR [86] | |||
"Hate You" (미워요) [upper-alpha 1] | 2016 | 159 | Non-album singles |
"What's So Important?" (뭣이 중헌디) [upper-alpha 2] | 2017 | 183 | |
"Elevator" (엘리베이터) [upper-alpha 3] | 2018 | — | |
"Not by Stairs, but by Elevator" (계단 말고 엘리베이터) [upper-alpha 4] | 133 | ||
"Trust in Me" (이제 나만 믿어요) [upper-alpha 5] | 2020 | 11 | Mr. Trot |
"Trust in Me" (이제 나만 믿어요) [upper-alpha 6] (Piano by Cho Young-soo ) | 181 | ||
"My Starry Love" (별빛 같은 나의 사랑아) [upper-alpha 7] | 2021 | 1 | Non-album single |
"Our Blues, Our Life" (우리들의 블루스) | 2022 | 1 | Im Hero |
"If We Ever Meet Again" (다시 만날 수 있을까) | 1 | ||
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region. |
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album |
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KOR [87] | |||
"Hero" [nb 7] | 2020 | 7 | Non-album single |
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album | |
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KOR [89] | KOR Hot [90] | |||
"Love Always Runs Away" (사랑은 늘 도망가) [upper-alpha 8] (Lee Moon-sae cover) | 2021 | 1 | 10 | Young Lady and Gentleman OST |
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album |
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KOR [91] | |||
"Rain Shower" (소나기) [upper-alpha 9] | 2016 | 165 | Non-album songs |
"Fill It Up" (따라따라) [upper-alpha 10] | 2017 | 161 | |
"Rainbow" (무지개) | 2022 | 12 | Im Hero |
"Lovely Touch" (손이 참 곱던 그대) | 19 | ||
"Father" (아버지) | 15 | ||
"A bientot" | 21 | ||
"Love Station" (사랑역) | 25 | ||
"Nest" (보금자리) | 28 | ||
"I Love You" (사랑해 진짜) | 16 | ||
"Love Letter" (연애편지) | 23 | ||
"Loving You" (사랑해요 그대를) | 26 | ||
"A Psalm of Life" (인생찬가) | 24 | ||
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region. |
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album |
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KOR [92] | |||
"Hope" (바램) [upper-alpha 11] (Noh Sa-yeon cover) | 2020 | 78 | Best of Mr. Trot Preliminary |
"Single-Minded Dandelion" (일편단심 민들레야) [upper-alpha 12] (Cho Yong-pil cover) | 155 | Mr. Trot Death Match Part 2 | |
"The Story of an Old Couple in Their 60s" (어느 60대 노부부 이야기) [upper-alpha 13] (Kim Kwang-seok version cover) [nb 8] | 65 | Best of Mr. Trot Trot-Aid | |
"Purple-Colored Postcard" (보라빛 엽서) [upper-alpha 14] (Seol Woon-do cover) | 93 | Best of Mr. Trot Legend Mission | |
"Crying and Regretting" (울면서 후회하네) [upper-alpha 15] (with Kim Soo-chan ; Joo Hyun-mi cover) | 165 | ||
"The Traitor" (배신자) [upper-alpha 16] (Do Sung cover) | 107 | Best of Mr. Trot Final | |
"Two Fists" (두 주먹) [upper-alpha 17] | 136 | ||
"A Magic Lily" (상사화) [upper-alpha 18] (Ahn Ye-eun cover) | 196 | Romantic Call Centre Part 3 | |
"An Old Song" (오래된 노래) [upper-alpha 19] (Standing Egg cover) | 101 | Romantic Call Centre Part 19 | |
"Some Day" (어느 날 문득) [upper-alpha 20] (Jung Su-ra cover) | 124 | Romantic Call Centre Part 27 | |
"Walking Along" (걷고 싶다) [upper-alpha 21] (Cho Yong-pil cover) | 2021 | 86 | Romantic Call Centre Part 39 |
"Whoo" (후) (Jo Hang-jo cover) | 121 | Romantic Call Centre Part 44 | |
"Q" (Cho Yong-pil cover) | 179 | Romantic Call Centre Part 49 | |
"Stand-Up Bar" (목로주점) [upper-alpha 22] (Lee Yeon-sil cover) | 184 | Romantic Call Centre Part 50 | |
"If I Love Again" (다시 사랑한다면) [upper-alpha 23] (Kim Feel version cover) | 77 | Romantic Call Centre Part 56 | |
"BK Love" (MC Sniper cover) | 106 | Ppongsoongah School Part 23 | |
"Did You Forget?" (잊었니) [upper-alpha 24] (Lee Seung-chul cover) | 91 | Romantic Call Centre Part 60 | |
"Last Love" (끝사랑) [upper-alpha 25] (Kim Bum-soo cover) | 95 | Romantic Call Centre Part 61 | |
"Amazing You" (그대라는 사치) [upper-alpha 26] (Han Dong-geun cover) | 81 | Romantic Call Centre Part 62 | |
"Overcoming the Pain of Love" (사랑의 아픔 딛고) [upper-alpha 27] (Lee Gwang-ryong cover) | 174 | Romantic Call Centre Part 65 | |
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region. |
Title | Year | Director(s) | Ref. |
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"Trust in Me" (Piano by Cho Young-soo ) | 2020 | Maeil Dairies [94] | [95] |
"Hero" | Unknown | [96] | |
"My Starry Love" | 2021 | Kim Ho-bin [97] | [98] |
Title | Year | Network | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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Hall of Music (음악의 전당) | 2017 | TV Chosun | Performer | July 1 | [99] |
National Top 10 Gayo Show | 2017–2020 | UBC, JTV | [100] | ||
Golden Oldies | 2018–2019 | KBS1 | [101] | ||
Show! Music Core | 2020–2021 | MBC | Episodes 674–675, 718–719 | [102] | |
Show Champion | MBC M, MBC Every1 | Episodes 349, 388 | [103] | ||
Inkigayo | 2020 | SBS | Episode 1042 | [104] | |
MBC Gayo Daejejeon | MBC | December 31 | [105] | ||
M Countdown | 2021 | Mnet | Episode 702 | [106] | |
The Show | SBS MTV | Episode 255 | [107] |
Title | Year | Network | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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Korea Sings | 2016–2019 | KBS1 | Contestant (pre-debut) | Episode 1787 (2016) | [12] [14] |
Guest singer | Episode 1900, year-end special (2018) | [108] | |||
Episodes 1938, 1964 (2019) | [109] | ||||
Fantastic Duo (season 1) | 2016 | SBS | Contestant (pre-debut) | Episode 12 | [6] [110] |
I Like to Sing | 2018 | KBS1 | Guest singer | Episode 69 | [111] |
Mr. Trot | 2020 | TV Chosun | Contestant, final winner | [30] [8] | |
The Taste of Mr. Trot | Main cast (as a member of Mr. Trot Top 7) | [112] | |||
Radio Star | MBC | Guest (with Young Tak, Lee Chan-won and Jang Minho) | Episodes 668–669 | [113] | |
Romantic Call Centre | 2020–present | TV Chosun | Main cast (as a member of Mr. Trot Top 7) | [32] | |
United for Kicking | 2020 | JTBC | Guest (as a member of Trot FC) | Episodes 41–42, 69–70 | [114] [115] |
Like Likes Like | MBC | Guest (with Young Tak) | Episode 14 | [116] | |
Love of 7.7 Billion | JTBC | Guest (with Young Tak) | Episode 12 | [117] | |
May Food Bless You (season 2) | Olive | Guest (with Lee Chan-won, Jung Dong-won and Jang Minho) | Episodes 7–8 | [118] | |
Knowing Bros | JTBC | Guest (as a member of Mr. Trot Top 7) | Episodes 229–231 | [119] | |
Ppongsoongah School | 2020–present | TV Chosun | Main cast (with Young Tak, Lee Chan-won, Jang Minho, Kim Hee-jae and Boom) | [33] [120] | |
Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend | 2020 | KBS2 | Performer (as a member of Mr. Trot Top 6) | Episodes 457–458 | [121] |
Omniscient Interfering View | MBC | Himself | Episode 108 | [122] | |
Where Is My Home | Guest (with Kim Hee-jae) | Episodes 63–64 | [123] | ||
Life Documentary: My Way | TV Chosun | Himself | Episode 209 | [124] | |
Hidden Singer (season 6) | JTBC | Celebrity panel (with Lee Chan-won) | Episode 1 | [125] | |
Let's Go! Video Travel | MBC | Himself (as a member of Mr. Trot Top 6) | Episode 1356 | [126] | |
The Taste of Wife | TV Chosun | Himself | Episode 125 | [127] | |
Miss Trot (season 2) | 2020–2021 | Special judge (as a member of Mr. Trot Top 6) | Episodes 1–3 (2020) | [128] | |
Himself (with Young Tak, Lee Chan-won, Jang Minho and Boom) | Special episode "Lucky Trot Festival" (2021) | [129] | |||
Special performer (as a member of Mr. Trot Top 6) | Episode 11 (2021) | [130] | |||
Special performer (as Mr. Trot final winner) | Episode 12 (2021) | [131] |
Title | Year | Network | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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Kingmaker: The Change of Destiny | 2020 | TV Chosun | One of would-be singers | Cameo (episode 11) | [42] |
Title | Year | Network | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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AM Plaza | 2017–2019 | KBS1 | Audition contestant, final winner | "Challenge! Dream Stage" audition (2017–2018) | [20] |
Guest | Episodes 8382, 8387 (2019) | [132] | |||
Happy Morning | 2019 | Channel A | Guest (with Roh Ji-hoon) | Episode 169 | [133] |
TV Chosun News 9 | 2020 | TV Chosun | Guest | March 16 (with Young Tak and Lee Chan-won) | [134] |
April 10 | [135] | ||||
Investigative Journalism Seven | Himself | Episode 101 ("The Secret of Mr. Trot Fever") | [136] |
Title | Year | Network | Notes | Ref. |
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2020 Trot Awards | 2020 | TV Chosun | Co-host with Kim Sung-joo and Jo Bo-ah | [43] |
Title | Year | Channel | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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At the Night Window, This Is E Z Hyoung (밤의 창가에서 이지형입니다) | 2019 | BBS Radio | Guest | January 2 | [137] |
Choi Il-gu's Hurricane Radio (최일구의 허리케인 라디오) | 2019–2020 | TBS FM | Audition contestant, final winner | "Hard Singer Survival" audition (2019) | [138] |
Guest (with Lee Chan-won and Jang Minho) | July 16 (2020) | [139] | |||
Park Myung-soo's Radio Show | 2020 | KBS Cool FM | Guest (with Young Tak and Lee Chan-won) | March 19 | [140] |
See You at 12 O'Clock with Lee Soo-young | CBS Music FM | Guest (with Young Tak) | April 17 | [141] | |
Melon Trot Show (멜론트롯쇼) | 2021 | Melon Station | Host (as a member of Mr. Trot Top 6) | February 10, 16, 23 | [142] |
Title | Year | Role | Notes | Ref. |
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Mr. Trot: The Movie (미스터트롯: 더 무비) | 2020 | Himself (as a member of Mr. Trot Top 6), narrator | Musical documentary film | [44] |
Year | Title | Region | Shows | Ref. |
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2018 | First Solo Concert: Lim Young-woong's Palette | South Korea | 1 | [143] |
2019 | Lim Young-woong Concert in Busan and Seoul Dates
| 2 | [144] | |
Lunch Concert: Newness of Trot Date
| 1 | [145] [146] | ||
2020 | Mr. Trot Tour Concert | 24 | [147] |
Year | Award | Category | Nominated work | Result | Ref. |
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2015 | Pocheon Citizen Singing Contest | Excellence Prize | "What's Wrong with My Age?" | Won | [148] [149] |
Inet TV Youth Trot Singing Contest of the First Half Year | Gold Prize | Lim Young-woong | Won | [148] | |
Inet TV Youth Trot Singing Contest of the Second Half Year | Silver Prize | Won | |||
Gochang Gusipo Singing Contest | Bronze Prize | Won | |||
2016 | Korea Sings | Excellence Prize | "If You Smile, You'll Get Younger, If You Get Angry, You'll Only Get Older" | Won | [148] [13] |
2020 | Mr. Trot | First place Out of 17,000 Applicants | Lim Young-woong | Won | [8] [9] |
12th MTN Broadcast Advertising Festival | CF Star Award | Won | [150] | ||
4th Soribada Best K-Music Awards | Main Prize (Bonsang) | Won | [151] | ||
Trot Popularity Award | Won | ||||
2020 Brand of the Year Awards | Advertising Model (Male) | Won | [152] [nb 9] | ||
Trot Singer (Male) | Won | ||||
2020 Trot Awards | Best New Artist (Male) | Won | [154] | ||
K-Trotainer Award | Won | ||||
Global Star Award | Won | ||||
Trot Singer Award Voted by Teenagers | Won | ||||
Digital Star Award | Won | ||||
Popularity Award (Male) | Won | ||||
11th Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards | Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Commendation | Won | [155] [nb 10] | ||
2020 APAN Music Awards | APAN Top 10 (Bonsang) | Won | [157] [158] | ||
Best Solo – Male (Global) | Nominated | [159] | |||
KT Seezn Star Award – Singer | Nominated | ||||
5th Asia Artist Awards | Grand Prize – Trot of the Year (Daesang) | Won | [160] | ||
Popularity Award (Trot) | Won | ||||
AAA Hot Issue Award (Music) | Won | ||||
12th Melon Music Awards | Top 10 Artists (Bonsang) | Won | [37] [161] | ||
Artist of the Year (Daesang) | Nominated | ||||
Best Trot Award | "Trust in Me" | Won | |||
Netizen Popularity Award | Lim Young-woong | Nominated | |||
Hot Trend Award (nominated as a member of Trot Men 6) | Won | ||||
3rd The Fact Music Awards | Fan N Star Trot Popularity Award | Won | [162] | ||
Fan N Star Best Ads. Award | Won | ||||
2020 KCA Consumer Day Awards | Best Celebrity from a Variety Show (co-awarded with Young Tak and Lee Chan-won) | Mr. Trot | Won | [163] | |
3rd Genie Music Awards | Grand Prize – Artist of the Year (Daesang) | Lim Young-woong | Won | [38] [39] [164] | |
Best Trot Track | "Trust in Me" | Won | |||
2020 Mubeat Awards | Song of the Year | Won | [165] [166] | ||
Music Video of the Year | "Hero" | Won | |||
Artist of the Month Grand Finalist | Lim Young-woong | Nominated | |||
Best Male Solo | Won | ||||
2021 | 35th Golden Disc Awards | Digital Bonsang (Main Prize) | "Trust in Me" | Nominated | [167] |
Popularity Award | Lim Young-woong | Nominated | [168] | ||
Best Trot Award | Won | [169] | |||
10th Gaon Chart Music Awards | Song of the Year – November | "Hero" | Nominated | [170] | |
Mubeat Global Choice Award (Male) | Lim Young-woong | Won | [171] | ||
17th Korea Image Awards | Stepping Stone Award (given as a member of Trot Men) | Won | [51] [52] | ||
18th Korea First Brand Awards | Best Trot Singer | Won | [172] [173] | ||
30th Seoul Music Awards | Best Trot Award | Won | [174] | ||
Popularity Award | Won | ||||
K-wave Popularity Award | Nominated | ||||
2021 Brand of the Year Awards | Advertising Model (Male) | Won | [175] | ||
Trot Singer (Male) | Won | ||||
4th The Fact Music Awards | Fan N Star Most Votes Award | Won | [176] | ||
Fan N Star Best Ads. Award | Won | ||||
Fan N Star Trot Popularity Award | Won | ||||
6th Asia Artist Awards | Male Solo Singer Popularity Award | Won | [177] [178] | ||
U+Idol Live Popularity Award – Singer | Won | [179] | |||
Trot of the Year (Daesang) | Won | [180] | |||
Best OST Award | "Love Always Runs Away" | Won | [181] | ||
2021 Melon Music Awards | Best Solo Male Artist | Lim Young-woong | Won | [182] | |
Top 10 Artist Award | Won | ||||
2022 | 31st Seoul Music Awards | Main Award (Bonsang) | Won | [183] | |
Popularity Award | Won | ||||
K-wave Popularity Award | Nominated | ||||
Trot Award | Won | ||||
OST Award | "Love Always Runs" | Won | |||
36th Golden Disc Awards | Digital Song Bonsang | "My Starry Love" | Nominated | [184] | |
Best Solo | Won | ||||
Publisher | Year | Listicle | Placement | Ref. |
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Forbes | 2021 | Korea Power Celebrity | 5th | [185] |
2022 | 7th | [186] | ||
Jo Eun-sim, better known by her stage name, Song Ga-in (Korean: 송가인), is a South Korean female trot singer. She is the winner of the 2019 reality television show Miss Trot. She often appears on KBS's Golden Oldies.
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