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Template:Korean name Template:Infobox musical artist 2 Park Jin-Young (박진영, born January 13, 1972) also known as J.Y.Park (or simply JYP) is a South Korean singer, songwriter, the current CEO/founder of JYP Entertainment, a major artist management/record label of Korean pop music and one of the most successful artists/entrepreneur in Asia. Park graduated from Yonsei University majoring in Geology in 1996. His debut was in 1994 with the first album Blue City. Especially, his fashion style since his debut has been very controversial over the Korean People. He composed many No.1 hit songs and choreographed dance moves for many artists that became popular in Korea. He has Produced many successful Korean Artists including Park Ji Yoon, Rain, g.o.d, and Wonder Girls. As a producer, he is the first Asian producer to successfully crossover to the U.S, producing music for Will Smith, R. Kelly, Lil John, Mase and Cassie. He has produced over 27 No.1 singles and 19 No.1 albums in Asia through his industry leading company, JYP Entertainment. He married to a woman named Yoon Jung Suh in 1998, whom he had crush on for 9 years. He discovered, trained, and produced “Rain”, a successful South Korean artist. He also has produced music for F4 and Jackie Chung in China, and for AI in Japan. He is currently producing two Asian singers, Min and G-soul, who will debut in the U.S. in 2008.

Awards

SBS Popular Song Grand Prize Producer of the Year Award (2002)
Seoul Popular Song Grand Prize Composer of the Year Award (2001)
KBS Popular Song Grand Prize Composer of the Year Award (2001)
m.net music video Award (2001)
Best Music Video Award (R&B category) (2001)
SBS Popular Song Grand Prize Composer of the Year Award, Producer of the Year Award (2001)
Seoul Popular Song Grand Prize Composer of the Year Award (2001)
Daily Sports Popular Song Grand Prize Teen Singer of the Year Award (2001)
SBS Popular Song Grand Prize Composer of the Year Award, Songwriter of the Year Award, Producer of the Year Award (2000)
SBS Popular Song Grand Prize Composer of the Year Award (1999)
SBS Popular Song Grand Prize Music Arrangement of the Year Award (1997)
KBS Popular Song Grand Prize Singer in His Teens Award (1997)
Model Line Selected "97 Best Dresser Award (1997)

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-'''Park Jin-Young''' (박진영, born [[January 13]], [[1972]]) also known as '''J.Y.Park'''  (or simply '''JYP''') is a [[South Korean]] [[singer]], [[songwriter]], the current CEO/founder of [[JYP Entertainment]], a major artist management/record label of [[Korean pop music]] and one of the most successful artists/entrepreneur in Asia. Park graduated from [[Yonsei University]] majoring in [[Geology]] in [[1996]]. His debut was in [[1994]] with the first album ''[[Blue City (album)|Blue City]]''. Especially, his fashion style since his debut has been very controversial over the Korean People. He composed many No.1 hit songs and choreographed dance moves for many artists that became popular in Korea. He has Produced many successful Korean Artists including [[Park Ji Yoon]], [[Rain (singer)|Rain]], [[g.o.d]], and [[Wonder Girls]]. As a producer, he is the first Asian producer to successfully crossover to the U.S, producing music for [[Will Smith]], [[R. Kelly]], [[Lil John]], [[Mase]] and [[Cassie]]. He has produced over 27 No.1 singles and 19 No.1 albums in Asia through his industry leading company, JYP Entertainment. He married to a woman named Yoon Jung Suh in 1998, whom he had crush on for 9 years. He discovered, trained, and produced “[[Rain (entertainer)|Rain]]”, one of the biggest Asian artists in history. He also has produced music for F4 and Jackie Chung in China, and for AI in Japan. He is currently producing two Asian singers, Min and G-soul, who will debut in the U.S. in 2008.
+'''Park Jin-Young''' (박진영, born [[January 13]], [[1972]]) also known as '''J.Y.Park'''  (or simply '''JYP''') is a [[South Korean]] [[singer]], [[songwriter]], the current CEO/founder of [[JYP Entertainment]], a major artist management/record label of [[Korean pop music]] and one of the most successful artists/entrepreneur in Asia. Park graduated from [[Yonsei University]] majoring in [[Geology]] in [[1996]]. His debut was in [[1994]] with the first album ''[[Blue City (album)|Blue City]]''. Especially, his fashion style since his debut has been very controversial over the Korean People. He composed many No.1 hit songs and choreographed dance moves for many artists that became popular in Korea. He has Produced many successful Korean Artists including [[Park Ji Yoon]], [[Rain (singer)|Rain]], [[g.o.d]], and [[Wonder Girls]]. As a producer, he is the first Asian producer to successfully crossover to the U.S, producing music for [[Will Smith]], [[R. Kelly]], [[Lil John]], [[Mase]] and [[Cassie]]. He has produced over 27 No.1 singles and 19 No.1 albums in Asia through his industry leading company, JYP Entertainment. He married to a woman named Yoon Jung Suh in 1998, whom he had crush on for 9 years. He discovered, trained, and produced “[[Rain (entertainer)|Rain]]”, a successful South Korean artist. He also has produced music for F4 and Jackie Chung in China, and for AI in Japan. He is currently producing two Asian singers, Min and G-soul, who will debut in the U.S. in 2008.
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