JYP Entertainment Corporation (Hangul: JYP 엔터테인먼트; also known as JYP Entertainment) is a South Korean multinational entertainment and record label conglomerate founded in 1997 by J. Y. Park.
Summary[]
JYP Entertainment is one of the largest entertainment companies in South Korea. It is commonly called one of "The Big 3" for being one of the three biggest entertainment companies in South Korea, along with YG Entertainment and SM Entertainment. It was originally founded in 1997 by J.Y.Park and now operates as a record label, music production company, talent agency, event management, concert production company, and music publishing house.
Artists[]
Groups[]
- 2PM (2008–present)
- DAY6 (2015–present)
- DAY6 (Even of Day) (2020–present)
- TWICE (2015–present)
- Stray Kids (2017–present)
- BOYSTORY (2018–present) (China; with NCC
- ITZY (2019–present)
- NiziU (2020–present) (Japan; with Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
- Xdinary Heroes (2021 - present)
- NMIXX (2021 - present)
- VCHA (2023 - present)
Soloists[]
- J.Y. Park (1992–present)
- Jun. K (2008–present)
- Wooyoung (2008–present)
- Junho (2008–present)
- NakJoon (2014–present)
Actors and actresses[]
Jointly managed with NPIO Entertainment.[1]
- Lee Chan Sun
- Kang Hoon
- Kim Dong Hee
- Shin Eun Soo
- Shin Ye Eun
- Yoon Park
Trainees[]
- Ahn Yuna
- Han Shin Young
- Lee Ha Yul
- Wang Jia Yu
- Yeonkyung
Former artists[]
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