J. Y. Park
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J. Y. Park

J. Y. Park started in 1994 as part of Seo Taiji and Boys, a group that changed Korean pop music. After they split up, he went solo and wrote songs like "Who's...

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J. Y. Park, the producer behind the hits

The founder of JYP Entertainment wrote and performed songs that shaped K-pop for decades.

For his sound, try 'Love Is The Best'. For his legacy, just look at the company logo.

He wrote 'Kiss' for Park Ji-yoon in 2000, a track that became a Korean pop standard. His own singles like 'When We Disco' with Sunmi show he never stopped crafting danceable hooks. The man built an empire on knowing what sounds good.

He started as a singer in the '90s with tracks like 'Don't Leave Me'. Later, he focused on producing and running JYP Entertainment, launching acts like Wonder Girls and Twice. Songs like 'I'm So Sexy' with Yoo Jae Suk kept his own voice in the mix.

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Love Is The Best Editor's note live · Video on page · 42 visits A veteran K-pop songwriter looks back on what lasts after money and fame. arrow_forward No Love No More Editor's note live · Video on page · 37 visits A Korean pop veteran draws a hard line against empty promises. arrow_forward I'm Not Used Editor's note live · Video on page · 35 visits A raw lyric about the shock of solitude after a breakup, from the K-pop veteran's catalog. arrow_forward B Class Life Editor's note live · Video on page · 34 visits A Korean pop veteran sketches a portrait of wanting more from a plain existence. arrow_forward Regrets (feat. Heize) Editor's note live · Video on page · 33 visits A duet that circles the same regret until it becomes a kind of prayer. arrow_forward FEVER (feat. SUPERBEE, BIBI) Editor's note live · Video on page · 32 visits A track about being stuck in someone's orbit, unable to leave even when you know you should. arrow_forward Kiss Editor's note live · Video on page · 32 visits A 2007 single about desire and apology, where the singer can't hold back. arrow_forward Who's Your Mama? Editor's note live · Video on page · 32 visits A playful K-pop track that mixes admiration with a cheeky question about lineage. arrow_forward When We Disco (feat. Sunmi) Editor's note live · Video on page · 31 visits A Korean pop duet that asks if you still remember the blur of a perfect night. arrow_forward If Editor's note live · Video on page · 30 visits A Korean ballad about the stubborn ache of a love that refuses to fade. arrow_forward Anybody (feat. Dynamic Duo) Editor's note live · Video on page · 29 visits A Korean pop veteran frames devotion as a stubborn, almost painful refusal of every other possibility. arrow_forward Please Editor's note live · Video on page · 28 visits A raw confession of dependence that builds to a simple, repeated request. arrow_forward You're The One Editor's note live · Video on page · 28 visits A K-pop veteran's declaration that nothing else registers when he looks at you. arrow_forward Dareun Saram Pume Angyeoseo 27 visits arrow_forward Can't Forget (If) Editor's note live · Video on page · 25 visits A Korean ballad about memory refusing to fade, even when you wish it would. arrow_forward Honey Editor's note live · Video on page · 25 visits A K-pop veteran's 2023 track frames love as a divine gift that leaves you speechless. arrow_forward
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J. Y. Park started in 1994 as part of Seo Taiji and Boys, a group that changed Korean pop music. After they split up, he went solo and wrote songs like "Who's Your Mama?" and "Kiss." He also produced for other artists.

In 2023, he released "Groove Back" with rapper Gaeko. The track did well on Korean charts. Other songs in his catalog include "Regrets" with Heize and "Anybody" with Dynamic Duo.

He's known for working with a regular band that includes guitarist Choi In-ho, bassist Kim Dae-hyun, drummer Yoo Jae-hwan, and keyboardist Park Ji-hwan. His music mixes pop with R&B and hip-hop elements.

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The Start here section opens with Love Is The Best, No Love No More, and I'm Not Used so you can move through the artist's stronger lyric pages first.

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