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1Take
1Take is a South Korean boy band with four members: Jang Wooyoung, Park Junhyung, Lee Minwoo, and Oh Jonghoon. They debuted with an album called "1Take" and a...
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1Take is a South Korean boy band with four members: Jang Wooyoung, Park Junhyung, Lee Minwoo, and Oh Jonghoon. They debuted with an album called "1Take" and a title track "Only You." Their song "Fighting" was part of their discography.
In 2010, there were some plagiarism allegations about "Fighting," though the matter was resolved. That same year, they won a Golden Disc Award for Digital Song of the Year for "Only You." They've toured in Asia and other places.
Their music includes other tracks like "Overcome," "Together," and "Paradise." The group has been active in the K-pop industry for a while.
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