Jang Wooyoung

Not to be confused with Jang Won-young.
For the Ateez member Wooyoung, see Ateez.
In this Korean name, the family name is Jang.

Jang Woo-young
Wooyoung at a press conference for the 2016 2PM Concert "House Party" in Bangkok
Wooyoung at a press conference for the 2016 2PM Concert "House Party" in Bangkok
Background information
Birth nameJang Woo-young
Born (1989-04-30) April 30, 1989
Busan, South Korea
GenresK-pop
Occupations
  • Singer
  • songwriter
  • dancer
  • actor
InstrumentVocals
Years active2008–present
LabelsJYP
Member of2PM
Website2pm.jype.com
Korean name
Hangul
장우영
Hanja
張祐榮
RRJang Uyeong
MRChang Uyŏng

Jang Woo-young (Korean: 장우영; born on April 30, 1989),[1] better known mononymously as Wooyoung, is a South Korean singer, songwriter, dancer, and actor. In 2008, he debuted as a member of 2PM, a boy band currently managed by JYP Entertainment. He debuted as a solo artist with his first extended play, 23, Male, Single, in July 2012. As of 2023, he has released two EPs and one single album in South Korea and three Japanese EPs and one single album in Japan. He has also composed several songs for 2PM and other artists.

Wooyoung has hosted SBS's music show Inkigayo from July 2009 to July 2010. Following his discharge from mandatory military enlistment in 2020, Wooyoung has worked as an entertainment personality on various variety programs such as Beat Coin, I Can See Your Voice, and Street Man Fighter. He is currently a cast member for the variety show Screwballs. He is also known for his role as Jason in the 2011 South Korean drama Dream High.

Early life and education

Born and raised in Busan, Wooyoung enjoyed dancing from a young age but was forced to hide his interest from his father, who had strongly disapproved of his ambitions to become a dancer due to the lack of job stability. In 2007, he secretly applied for JYP Entertainment's first open audition and uploaded clips himself dancing on the website mgoon, an early domestic predecessor of YouTube. He eventually beat thousands of applicants and placed first, with future Highlight member Yoon Doo-joon placing second.[2][3]

Upon moving to Seoul to begin training under JYP Entertainment, he attended Seoul Arts College as a dance major.[4] In 2009, he began an undergraduate degree in broadcasting at Howon University, the same university his bandmates Lee Jun-ho and Hwang Chan-sung attended.[5]

Career

2PM

Main article: 2PM

In 2008, he participated in Mnet's Hot Blood Men, a program that chronicles the rigorous training of thirteen aspiring trainees, all vying for a coveted spot in the boy band One Day.[6][7] This initiative ultimately led to the formation of two distinct boy bands, namely 2AM and 2PM.

Half a year following the televised airing of Hot Blood, the group 2PM made their debut with the release of their inaugural single "10 Out of 10" from their first EP titled Hottest Time of the Day.[8] However it was their second EP, 2:00PM Time For Change, that propelled them to mainstream success in Korean music, solidifying their meteoric rise. As of 2021, the group has released seven studio albums in Korea and five studio albums in Japan.

Solo work

Wooyoung in July 2011

On May 24, 2012, JYP Entertainment announced that Wooyoung would release his debut solo album in early July.[9] On June 28, he performed the two of the album's tracks at the Mnet 20's Choice Awards: "2Nite" and title track "Sexy Lady".[10] On July 8, the EP was released under the title 23, Male, Single and included two self-composed songs by fellow 2PM members, Jun. K and Lee Jun-ho.[10] He held a mini-showcase on July 9 and appeared on music shows such as Mnet's M Countdown starting from July 12 as part of the mini-album's promotion.[11]

In September 2012, Wooyoung, along with JY Park, Taecyeon and miss A's Suzy, promoted the clothing line Reebok's Classic Campaign with a collaboration song named "Classic".[12] In 2014, Wooyoung released two duets: "Two Hands Intertwined" (깍지 낀 두 손) with Park Se-young as part of the MBC variety show We Got Married[13] and "Fireflies' Glow" (반딧불을 따라서) with Lel.[14][15]

On March 4, 2015, he made his solo debut in Japan with the single R.O.S.E, while concurrently holding a concert tour titled Wooyoung (From 2PM) Japan Premium Showcase Tour 2015 "R.O.S.E" with nine shows set in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya from February 19 to March 11.[16] The album peaked at number two on Oricon Daily Singles Chart and number five on Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.[17] On April 20, he released a Korean version of the single album.[18]

In 2017, Wooyoung released two EPs in Japan: Party Shots on April 19[19] and Mada Boku Wa... (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...) on October 11.[20] Both mini-albums peaked at number two on Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.[21] In addition, both EPs were released in the midst of a solo Japanese concert tour: Wooyoung (From 2PM) Solo Tour 2017 "Party Shots" from April 5–30, ending on his birthday,[19] and Wooyoung (From 2PM) Solo Tour 2017 “Mada Boku Wa..." (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...) from September 29 to December 6, ending with two concerts at the Nippon Budokan.[20] On October 11, Wooyoung released the single "Still Here" (똑같지 뭐), a Korean version of the title track "Mada Boku Wa..." (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...).[22]

On January 15, 2018, he released his second Korean EP titled Bye (헤어질 때), which included the title track "Quit" (뚝) and Korean versions of two songs from his Japanese EP Party Shots, "Going Going" and "Party Shots".[23] He then held a series of eight concerts titled Wooyoung Solo Concert "Huh? Call!" (엥? Call!) in Seoul from February 9–11, Tokyo on April 5–6, Osaka on April 11–12, and his hometown of Busan on April 29, marking his first solo concerts in South Korea.[24]

On June 7, 2023, he released his third Japanese EP titled Off the Record,[25] while holding a solo concert tour titled Wooyoung (From 2PM) Solo Tour 2023 "Off the Record" from May 24 to June 11 with five dates in four cities: Fukuoka, Yokohama, Tokyo, and Osaka.[26]

In 2024, he held his first solo fan meetings titled 2024 Jang Wooyoung Fan Meeting "Be Young" in Seoul on August 3–4,[27] Busan on September 28–29,[28] Osaka on December 14–15,[29] and Yokohama on December 21.[29]

On June 23, 2025, he released his first Korean single in over seven years, titled "Simple Dance".[30]

Television career

Wooyoung and fellow 2PM member Taecyeon hosted SBS's music show Inkigayo with actress Ha Yeon-joo from July 2009 to January 2010[31] and with f(x)'s Sulli from February 2010 to July 2010.[32][33] From February 2, 2010 to August 3, 2010, he starred as an assistant MC for Kim Seung-woo's KBS talk show Win Win alongside Girls' Generation's Taeyeon.[34][35]

In 2014, he was paired with actress Park Se-young as a couple for the fourth season of MBC's We Got Married.[36] In 2017, Wooyoung and model Irene Kim hosted a web show titled Which Is Better?, in which the two tested trending products and services to evaluate their value worth.[37]

In 2021, Wooyoung was cast as a fixed panelist for the eighth season of I Can See Your Voice after previously appearing as a guest in the third and fifth seasons.[38] The same year, he was cast as a judge for Joseon Top Singer, a Korean traditional music competition program.[39][40] In 2022, he was cast as a judge for Mnet's Street Man Fighter, a dance competition show between male dance crews.[41]

From 2022 to 2024, Wooyoung was a main cast member of the KBS2 variety show Beat Coin.[42] Along with his castmate Joo Woo-jae, he was nominated for the Rookie of the Year Award at the 2022 KBS Entertainment Awards.[43] In 2025, he rejoined the cast and production team of Beat Coin on a successor show titled Screwballs, which began airing on Netflix on February 23.[44]

In 2023, he was cast as a judge and producer on the reality competition shows My Teenage Boy: Fantasy Boys[45] and Super Karaoke Survival: VS.[46] That same year, he was interviewed for the documentary series K-Pop Generation along with his bandmates Jun. K, Nichkhun, and Hwang Chan-sung.[47]

In 2025, he hosted the web variety series K-Requests on OOTB Studio's YouTube channel[48] and the interview web series Should We Meet Up Today? on Billboard Korea's YouTube channel.[49]

Acting

Wooyoung debuted as an actor in the 2011 KBS drama series Dream High, in which he played the role of Jason, a Korean-American.[50] In preparation for the role, he studied English with the help of his bandmates Taecyeon and Nichkhun.[51] His on-screen romance with co-star IU attracted attention, with the two being nominated for the Best Couple Award at the 2011 KBS Drama Awards.[52]

In September 2011, Wooyoung and Dream High co-star Suzy made a cameo appearance in an ending credits scene of the KBS drama special Human Casino, playing the role of a couple caught up in gambling scandals.[53] In 2013, Wooyoung appeared in the 2013 short film The Miracle, a parody of popular TV series with a cast of Korean idols, which was aired during the 2013 SBS Gayo Daejeon.[54]

In 2024, Wooyoung revealed that despite passing casting auditions for more acting opportunities since Dream High, he chose to turn them down in order to focus on his music career instead.[55]

Personal life

Military enlistment

Wooyoung enlisted for his mandatory military enlistment on July 9, 2018.[56] He served at the 21st Infantry Division of the South Korea Army, with the intended discharge date of February 28, 2020.[57] However, on February 25, a representative from JYP Entertainment confirmed that Wooyoung was already discharged, a few days earlier than his scheduled discharge date, due to the COVID-19 pandemic in South Korea.[58]

Philanthropy

From June 26, 2020 to July 15, 2020, Wooyoung collaborated with BOX337, an organization which collaborates with celebrities whom donate personal items to be sold, the proceeds of which are sent to charities. The proceeds of Wooyoung's donation campaign went to the Green Umbrella Children's Foundation.[59]

On March 31, 2025, Wooyoung donated 100 million won to help those recovering damage from the 2025 South Korea wildfires through The Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association.[60]

Filmography

For Wooyoung's work with 2PM, see 2PM videography § Filmography.

Television series

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2011 Dream High Jason Nominated – KBS Drama Award for Best Couple (with IU) [50]
Human Casino Himself Cameo (Episode 1); with Suzy
2013 The Miracle Joo Joong-won For 2013 SBS Gayo Daejeon [61][54]

Variety and reality shows

Year Title Network Role Notes Ref.
2009 Inkigayo SBS Host July 26 – January 24; with Taecyeon and Ha Yeon-joo [31]
2010 February 7 – July 11; with Taecyeon and Sulli [32][33]
Win Win KBS2 Assistant MC Episodes 1–13, 15–18, 20–26; with Taeyeon [34]
2014 We Got Married (Season 4) MBC Main cast Episodes 72–105; with Park Se-young [36]
2021 I Can See Your Voice (Season 8) Mnet Main panelist Episodes 1–12 [38]
Joseon Top Singer JTBC Judge Episodes 1–12 [39][40]
2022–2024 Beat Coin KBS2 Main cast Episodes 1–70 [42]
2022 Street Man Fighter Mnet Judge Episodes 1–10 [41]
2023 K-Pop Generation TVING Interviewee with Jun. K, Nichkhun, and Hwang Chan-sung [47]
My Teenage Boy: Fantasy Boys MBC Producer Episodes 1–11 [45]
Super Karaoke Survival: VS Mnet Episodes 1–10; with Seo Eun-kwang [46]
2025–present Screwballs Netflix Main cast [44]

Web shows

Year Title Production Company Role Notes Ref.
2017 Which Is Better? Kik TV Host Episodes 1–8; with Irene Kim [37]
2025 K-Requests OOTB Studio Episodes 0–9 [48]
Should We Meet Up Today? Billboard Korea Episodes 1–4 [49]

DVDs

Title DVD details Peak positions Sales
JPN

[62]

Wooyoung (From 2PM) Japan Premium Showcase R.O.S.E
  • Released: August 19, 2015
  • Language: Japanese
Performances
  1. "Happy Birthday"
  2. "I Know Your Shirts"
  3. "Give Up"
  4. "2Nite"
  5. "Sexy Lady"
  6. "Letting You Go"
  7. "I Already Got a Girl"
  8. "The House You Live In"
  9. "Kiss"
  10. "Cocktail"
  11. "R.O.S.E"
  12. "Falling Down"
  13. "This is Love"
  14. "Be With You"
  15. "Merry-go-round"
  16. "DJ Got Me Goin' Crazy"
  17. "Superman"
  18. "Orion"
  19. "Only Girl"
  20. "R.O.S.E (Remix)"
  21. "Happy Birthday (Remix)"
 7 —
Wooyoung (From 2PM) Solo Tour 2017 “Party Shots” in Makuhari Messe
  • Released: February 28, 2018
  • Language: Japanese
Performances
  1. "Chill Out"
  2. "Hanpa Nai" (ハンパない)
  3. "Going Going"
  4. "Cocktail"
  5. "Superman"
  6. "Yo Moriagatte Yo" (Yo モリアガッテ Yo)
  7. "Party Shots"
  8. "Bye Bye My Blue"
  9. "Love Me Again"
  10. "Congratulations"
  11. "Happy Birthday"
  12. "R.O.S.E"
  13. "Giv U Class."
  14. "I Know Your Shirts"
  15. "Where Is She"
  16. "Formula"
  17. "DJ Got Me Goin’ Crazy"
  18. "Imagine (Wooyoung ver.)" (想像してみて)
  19. "Nami" (波)
  20. "Humming"
  21. "The Blue Light"
  22. "Party Shots (Remix)"
 15 —
Wooyoung (From 2PM) Solo Tour 2017 "Mada Boku Wa..." in Nippon Budokan
  • Released: September 26, 2018
  • Language: Japanese
Performances
  1. Opening
  2. "The Blue Light"
  3. "More"
  4. "Letting You Go"
  5. "Mada Boku Wa..." (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...)
  6. "And End"
  7. "Give Up"
  8. "Only Girl"
  9. "Chill Out"
  10. "Lazy Day"
  11. "Happy Birthday"
  12. "Stand By Me"
  13. "I Can't Breathe"
  14. "Only Two People" (二人だけ)
  15. "2Nite"
  16. "Going Going"
  17. DJ Time ("Go Crazy! (Japanese ver.)", "Hands Up", "Formula")
  18. "Superman"
  19. "DJ Got Me Goin' Crazy"
  20. "Party Shots"
  21. "Yo Moriagatte Yo" (Yo モリアガッテ Yo)
  22. "Hanpa Nai" (ハンパない)
  23. "Imagine (Wooyoung ver.)" (想像してみて)
  24. "Milky Way ~Galaxy~ (Wooyoung ver.)" (天の川 ～GALAXY～)
 — —

Discography

For Jang's work with 2PM, see 2PM discography.

Extended plays

Title Album details Peak chart positions Sales
KOR
[63] 		JPN
[21]
Korean
23, Male, Single 2 48
Bye (헤어질 때)
  • Released: January 15, 2018
  • Label: JYP Entertainment
  • Formats: CD, digital download
Track listing
  1. "I Like"
  2. "Quit" (뚝)
  3. "Don't Act"
  4. "Whatever" (맘껏)
  5. "Hey" (얘들아)
  6. "Party Shots"
  7. "Going Going"
 4 25
Japanese
Party Shots
Track listing
  1. "Where Is She"
  2. "Party Shots"
  3. "Going Going"
  4. "Chill Out"
  5. "Formula"
  6. "Party Shots" (instrumental) (Regular edition)
  7. "Wave" (波) (Limited Edition B)
  8. "Souzoushitemite" (想像してみて; Try Your Imagination; Wooyoung ver.) (Limited Edition B)
  9. "Party Shots " (remix) (Limited Edition B)
 — 2
Mada Boku Wa... (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...)
  • Released: October 11, 2017
  • Label: Epic Records Japan
  • Format: CD, digital download
Track listing
  1. "Mada Boku Wa..." (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...)
  2. "Stand By Me"
  3. "I Can't Breathe"
  4. "Futaridake" (二人だけ)
  5. "And End"
  6. "Mada Boku Wa..." (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...; instrumental) (Regular)
  7. "Lazy Day" (Limited B edition)
  8. "More" (Limited B edition)
  9. "Milky Way ~Galaxy~" (天の川 ～Galaxy～; Wooyoung ver.) (Limited B edition)
  10. "Wave" (波; 2017 live ver.) (Limited edition)
 — 2
Off the Record
  • Released: June 7, 2023
  • Label: Epic Records Japan
  • Format: CD, digital download
Track listing
  1. "From Here"
  2. "Off the Record"
  3. "Season 2"
  4. "Just Be You"
  5. "Baby" (君の別の名前)
 — 7
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Single albums

Title Album details Peak chart positions Sales
KOR
[63] 		JPN
[70]
Korean
R.O.S.E
  • Released: April 20, 2015
  • Label: JYP Entertainment
  • Formats: CD, digital download
Track listing
  1. "R.O.S.E"
  2. "Cocktail"
  3. "Happy Birthday"
  4. "R.O.S.E" (Korean ver.)
  5. "Happy Birthday" (Korean ver.)
  6. "R.O.S.E" (instrumental)
  7. "Cocktail" (instrumental)
  8. "Happy Birthday" (instrumental)
 4 — —
Japanese
R.O.S.E
  • Released: March 4, 2015
  • Label: Epic Records Japan
  • Format: CD, digital download
Track listing
  1. "R.O.S.E"
  2. "Happy Birthday"
  3. "Cocktail"
  4. "R.O.S.E" (instrumental)
  5. "Happy Birthday" (instrumental)
  6. "Cocktail" (instrumental)
  7. "I Know Your Shirts" (LP-size limited pressing)
 — 5 —
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Singles

Title Year Peak chart position Album
KOR

[71]

Korean
"Sexy Lady" 2012 16 23, Male, Single
"R.O.S.E" 2015 — R.O.S.E
"Still Here" (똑같지 뭐) 2017 — Non-album single
"Going Going" 2018 — Bye (헤어질 때)
"Party Shots" —
"Quit" (뚝) —
"Don't Act" —
"Simple Dance" 2025 — Non-album single
Japanese
"R.O.S.E." 2015 — R.O.S.E
"Happy Birthday" —
"Party Shots" 2017 — Party Shots
"Going Going" —
"Mada Boku Wa..." (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...) — Mada Boku Wa... (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...)
"Off the Record" 2023 — Off the Record
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Collaborations

Title Year Artist Album
"This Christmas" 2010 JYP Nation Non-album single
"Dream High" 2011 Taecyeon, Wooyoung, Suzy, Kim Soo-hyun, & Joo Dream High OST
"Classic" 2012 Park Jin-young, Taecyeon, Wooyoung and Suzy Reebok Classic CF digital single
"One Day" 2PM & 2AM One Day
"No Goodbyes"
"Two Hands Intertwined" (깍지 낀 두 손) 2014 Wooyoung and Park Se-young We Got Married – Jang Wooyoung, Park Se-young Couple Song (우리 결혼했어요 – 장우영, 박세영 커플송)
"Fireflies' Glow" (반딧불을 따라서) Lel feat. Wooyoung Non-single album
"Never" 2023 Unbalance (Cast of Beat Coin) Non-album single

Compositions

Title Year Artist Album
"Move On" 2012 Junho & Wooyoung 2PM Best: 2008–2011 in Korea
"This is Love" 2013 2PM Grown (Grand Edition)
"Superman" 2014 Jun. K & Wooyoung Go Crazy! (Grand Edition)
"Two Hands Intertwined" (깍지 낀 두 손) Wooyoung & Park Se-young We Got Married – Jang Wooyoung, Park Se-young Couple Song

(우리 결혼했어요 - 장우영, 박세영 커플송)

"Merry-Go-Round" 2PM Genesis of 2PM
"Give Up" 2PM Genesis of 2PM (Version B only)
"The Blue Light" 2015 2PM 2PM of 2PM
"Hanpa Nai" (ハンパない) Higher (Wooyoung Version)
"Yo Moriagatte Yo"

(Yo モリアガッテ Yo)

2016 Got7 Moriagatteyo
"Souzoushitemite" (想像してみて; Try Your Imagination) 2PM Galaxy of 2PM
"Kanojo"

(彼女)

Galaxy of 2PM (Limited Edition Ver. C – Nickhun x Wooyoung Edition)
"Milky Way ~Galaxy~" (天の川 ~Galaxy~) Galaxy of 2PM (Repackaged Edition)
"Giv U Class." 2PM Gentlemen's Game
"Humming" 2PM
"Over & Over" Got7 Hey Yah
"Where Is She" 2017 Wooyoung Party Shots
"Party Shots"
"Going Going"
"Chill Out"
"Formula"
"Wave" (波) Party Shots (Limited B Edition)
"Mada Boku Wa..." (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...) Mada Boku Wa... (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...)
"Stand By Me"
"I Can't Breathe"
"Futaridake" (二人だけ)
"And End"
"Lazy Day" Mada Boku Wa... (まだ僕は・・・; Still Here...) (Limited B Edition)
"More"
"Still Here" (똑같지 뭐) Non-album single
"I Like" 2018 Bye (헤어질 때)
"Quit (뚝)"
"Don't Act"
"Whatever"
"Hey"
"Party Shots" (Korean ver.)
"Going Going" (Korean ver.)
"Make It" 2021 2PM Must
"The Cafe"
"Make It" (Japanese ver.) With Me Again
"Snacks" 2023 Sugar Pop Fantasy Boys – Semi Final
"From Here" Wooyoung Off the Record
"Off the Record"
"Season 2"
"Just Be You"
"Baby" (君の別の名前)
"Simple Dance" 2025

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Nominated work Result Ref.
2011
KBS Drama Awards
 Best Couple (with IU) Dream High Nominated
2012 27th Golden Disk Awards Disk Album Awards 23, Male, Single Nominated [72]
MSN Southeast Asia Award Nominated
MSN International Award Nominated
MSN Popularity Award Nominated
2nd SBS MTV Best of the Best
 Best Male Soloist — Won [73]
2013
1st YinYueTai V-Chart Awards
 Best Korean New Solo Artist — Won [74]
2022 2022 KBS Entertainment Awards Rookie Award in Show and Variety Category Beat Coin Nominated [75]

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