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Sechs Kies
Sechs Kies in 2017 From left to right: Kim Jae-duck, Kang Sung-hoon, Eun Ji-won, Lee Jai-jin, Jang Su-won
Sechs Kies in 2017
From left to right: Kim Jae-duck, Kang Sung-hoon, Eun Ji-won, Lee Jai-jin, Jang Su-won
Background information
OriginSeoul, South Korea
Genres
Years active1997–2000
2016–present
Labels
Members
Past members
WebsiteSechs Kies Korean official website
Sechs Kies Japanese official website
Sechs Kies
File:Sechskies logo.png
Sechs Kies official logo
Korean name
Hangul
젝스키스
Revised RomanizationJek Seu Ki Seu
McCune–ReischauerChek Sŭ K'i Sŭ

Sechs Kies (pronounced as /ˈzɛkskiːs/ ZEKS-kees; Template:Lang-ko) is a four-member South Korean boy band. Making their debut on April 15, 1997, they are one of the first-generation idol groups in K-pop and considered one of K-pop's first highly successful boy groups, also credited with pioneering idol fandom culture.[1] The group currently consists of active members Eun Ji-won, Lee Jai-jin, Kim Jae-duck, and Jang Su-won. Kang Sung-hoon left on December 31, 2018.

Sechs Kies disbanded on May 20, 2000. They re-united on April 14, 2016. On May 10, 2016, they signed with YG Entertainment.

Formation

Eun Ji-won, who was studying abroad in Hawaii, was scouted by DSP Entertainment, along with friend Kang Sung-hoon in a nightclub. The agency had originally planned to debut Eun Ji-won and Kang Sung-hoon in South Korea as a duet, but with the success of SM Entertainment's male idol group H.O.T., the agency shifted gears to debut a six-member male idol group instead.[2]

Kim Jae-duck and Lee Jai-jin at the time were members of a dance crew called Quicksilver in their hometown of Busan and was selected as a trainee in Lee Juno's company. Lee Juno was famous as Seo Taiji and Boys' member. At that time Lee Ho yeon, Daesung Entertainment's CEO, asked him to recommend an idol group member. That is how they became a Sechs Kies's member.[10] Jang Su-won was cast during an open audition, and lastly, Ko Ji-yong, a childhood friend of Kang Sung-hoon, was cast as the final member of Sechs Kies.

On June 1, 2016, while guesting on Radio Star together, Kang Sung-hoon said that he had refused to join a six-member idol group at that time. Lee Ho-yeon, the DSP CEO, had persuaded Kang Sung-hoon by giving him right of veto. Accordingly, the other four members had been selected with Kang Sung-hoon's consent.[3]

Career

1997: Debut, School Anthem and Welcome to the Sechskies Land

Sechs Kies debuted on April 15, 1997 on KMTV Show! Music Tank with their first single, "School Anthem" (also known as "School Byeolgok", "School Song," or "학원별곡" in Korean). Their debut album School Anthem, named after the title track, was released on May 15.

Multiple songs from School Anthem became immensely popular, including "School Anthem," "Remember Me", and "The Way This Guy Lives - Pomsaengpomsa". OhmyNEWS reported that over 1,800,000 copies of the album were sold.[4] The physical sales of Sechs Kies's albums remain unclear not only because of DSP's under-reporting but also because the official records are unavailable for albums released before September 1998. For further information on Sechs Kies's album sales record, read Sechs Kies discography.

Shortly afterwards, Sechs Kies made their much anticipated comeback in October on KMTV's Recharge 100% Show and began promotional activities for their second album release. Their second album was titled Welcome to the Sechskies Land, featuring 20 tracks formatted as a tour around a fictional amusement park known as "Sechskies Land," and was released on November 1. They quickly began promoting the album's title track "Chivalry" (기사도) on various music programs, which gave the group their first number one spot on SBS Inkigayo on December 7.

Sechs Kies quickly achieved recognition as rookies of the year and received several awards at various music award shows. In December, they won the 12th Korea Visual and Records Grand Prize (later named Golden Disc Awards) Bonsang, the KMTV Korean Music Awards New Artist Award, the Seoul Music Awards Bonsang, the KBS Music Awards Bonsang, the Best 10 Artist Awards at the MBC and the SBS Music Awards.[5][6]

On December 21, Sechs Kies held their first concert in Seoul at the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts; tickets were reportedly sold out within five hours. Sechs Kies was the first dance group to hold a concert at the Center.[7][8]

1998: Rising popularity, Road Fighter and Special Album

Sechs Kies's fanbase and general popularity continued to grow rapidly in 1998. After wrapping up their second album promotions in February, they began a spring nationwide tour, including concerts in Busan, Ulsan, Gwangju, and Daegu.

In March, Sechs Kies became the first idol group to film their own movie, titled Seventeen.[9] On July 17, it was released nationwide, and the group held promotional fan signing events for the film's premiere release[10] Moreover, Sechs Kies starred in the children's musical, Alibaba and the 40 Thieves, alongside singer Jinjoo. The musical ran from April 25 to May 5 at the Sejong Center. On May 5, Sechs Kies performed the musical in front of President Kim Dae-jung at Blue House to celebrate Children's Day.[11]

On July 15, Sechs Kies released their third studio album Road Fighter, which had more hybridized elements of hip-hop and electronica, as leader Eun Jiwon participated in the production of the album. Sechs Kies began promotions for their third album, returning with "Crying Game" on SBS Inkigayo. Sechs Kies held consecutive wins for the title track "Road Fighter" on SBS Inkigayo and KBS Music Bank in July and August. They also won for the number one spot on SBS Inkigayo and KBS Music Bank for the follow-up track "Reckless Love" (무모한 사랑) in September and October.

On October 30, Sechs Kies released a soundtrack for Seventeen, titled Special Album, also known as the group's 3.5 album release. They began promotions for Special Album on KBS Music Bank, promoting two songs from the album, "Couple" (커플) and "Letting You Go" (너를 보내며). They also won the #1 spot on SBS Inkigayo, KBS Music Bank and MBC Music Camp for the title track "Couple" which was the most popular song. A special photo book was released in conjunction with the album in November.

With the huge success of the song, "Couple," Sechs Kies won the 9th Seoul Music Awards Daesang along with rival boy group H.O.T. Sechs Kies also won the 13th Korea Visual and Records Grand Prize Award Bonsang, the KBS Music Awards Artist Of The Year (Teen Category), the 9th Seoul Music Awards Bonsang, the Popularity Awards at the MBC and the KMTV Korean Music Awards, and the SBS Music Awards Best 10 Artist Awards.[12]

1999: Musical outreach, Com' Back

Sechs Kies toured Korea in February, 1999.[13] On April 5, Sechs Kies released their first concert video, recorded at the Seoul Concert on February 25. They also released a live concert album with the video on April 10. After their concert tour, Sechs Kies returned to the studio to record their fourth album, Com’Back.

On November 30, Sechs Kies participated in the 1st Korea China Music Festival, co-hosted by KBS and CCTV in Beijing.[14] On December 5, Sechs Kies also performed in the 2000 Peace Friendship Music Concert in Pyongyang, North Korea,[15][16] becoming one of the first South Korean dance groups to perform in North Korea.[17]

At the end of the year, Sechs Kies won several awards including the 14th Korea Visual and Records Grand Prize Award Bonsang, the 10th Seoul Music Awards Bonsang, Bonsang at the KMTV Korean Music Awards and KBS Music Awards, and the Best 10 Artist Awards at the MBC and the SBS Music Awards.[citation needed]

2000: Disbandment, Blue Note

On January 12, 2000, Sechs Kies had a 1000th day celebration party with their fans. On February 28, Sechs Kies's Seoul Concert was held in Olympic Gymnastics Arena; tickets were reportedly sold out within a few hours. Sechs Kies members participated in directing the concert and performed self-composed songs.[18] A concert DVD was also released.

On May 18, Sechs Kies held a sudden press conference to officially announce their disbandment.[19] Sechs Kies's final performance was at the Dream Concert on May 20.[20] On May 31, Sechs Kies released Blue Note, a compilation of "Best Of" songs that served as a farewell album to fans. In August, the members of Sechs Kies self-released one final track and music video titled "Thanks" for their fans, which was uploaded online.[21]

2016: Reunion, "Three Words" and 2016 Re-ALBUM

Sechs Kies at the 8th MelOn Music Awards in November 2016
Sechs Kies at the 31st Golden Disc Awards in January 2017

On April 14, 2016, as part of the popular Korean variety show Infinite Challenge, Sechs Kies re-united through a guerilla reunion concert at the Seoul World Cup Stadium, which was attended by approximately 6,000 fans who were alerted of the concert only five hours before it was held.[22][23] On May 11, YG Entertainment announced that the company had signed contracts with five of the members, with the exception of Ko Ji-yong, who is now a businessman and no longer active in the entertainment industry.[24] Lee Jai-jin and Kang Sung-hoon also signed individual contracts with YG Entertainment.[25] Concerts on September 10 and 11 at the Olympic Gymnastics Arena were sold out within five minutes.[26]

On October 7, Sechs Kies released their new digital single "Three Words" (세 단어). It topped all eight major domestic music charts (Bugs, Genie, Melon, Mnet, Monkey3, NAVER Music, Olleh, and Soribada) shortly after release.[27] "Three Words" also topped the Gaon Digital Chart, Download Chart and BGM (Background Music) Chart for the first week of October.[28] It also took the number one spot on QQMusic, the largest music streaming site in China.[29][27]

A new album, 2016 Re-ALBUM, was released on December 1. It contained ten rearranged old songs, along with "Three Words" as a bonus track.[30] Multiple songs on the album performed well on the domestic charts.

Sechs Kies held their first national concert tour since their reunion, titled "Yellow Note," from September 10 to January 22, 2017. Concerts were held in Busan, Daegu, and Seoul. The last two concerts, named "Yellow Note Final in Seoul," were held on January 21 and 22 at the Jamsil Indoor Stadium.[31] On December 22, all 13,000 tickets were sold out within three minutes.

At the end of the year, Sechs Kies won several awards including Click! Star Wars Awards Hall of Fame,[32] the 6th Gaon Chart Music Awards K-pop Contribution/Lifetime Achievement,[33][34] the 8th Melon Music Awards Hall of Fame,[35][36] the 31st Golden Disc Awards Best Male Group Performance,[37] and the 26th Seoul Music Awards Bonsang.[38][39]

2017: A new beginning, The 20th Anniversary and Another Light

Sechs Kies at a fan signing event in May 2017
File:171231 SECHSKIES MBC KMF.jpg
Sechs Kies at the MBC Korean Music Festival in December 2017

The 20th Anniversary was released on April 28, 2017. The anniversary album entered the Billboard World Albums chart at number nine.[40] "Be Well" (아프지 마요), one of the title songs, reached number one on several domestic music charts upon its release.[41]

As part of their 20th anniversary celebrations, a Sechs Kies exhibition entitled "Yellow Universe" ran from April 28 to May 28, showcasing artwork by Lee Jai-jin, collected items from the band's earlier active years, as well as contents from their comeback.[42][43] Additionally, Sechs Kies held two fan meetings, both named "YellowKies Day" after their official fan club,[44] at the SK Olympic Handball Gymnasium in Seoul on July 15.[45] On June 26, minutes after YellowKies Day tickets were released, all 14,000 tickets were sold out.

On May 12, YG Entertainment announced Sechs Kies's debut in Japan, 20 years after their debut in South Korea. The Japanese edition of the anniversary album, which contained the Japanese versions of title songs "Be Well," "Sad Song" (슬픈 노래), and "Three Words" was released on July 19. Fan meetings were held for Japanese fans at the Yokohama Bay Hall in Kanagawa on July 23 and at the Namba Hatch in Osaka on September 3; all 4,400 tickets were sold out within a few minutes.[46][47][48]

On September 21, Sechs Kies released their long-awaited fifth album, Another Light.[49][50][51] It entered the Billboard World Albums chart at number 10,[52] and was successful domestically as well, ranking at number 10 on the Gaon October album chart.[53] The title song "Something Special" (특별해) held the number 1 spot on the Gaon BGM Chart for six consecutive weeks,[54] and achieved a double crown on Gaon for the month of October, ranking number 1 on both the digital and BGM charts, as well as reaching number 2 on the Gaon monthly download chart.[55]

Sechs Kies held their 20th anniversary concert on September 23 at the Seoul Gocheok Sky Dome.[56][57]

On August 16, YG Entertainment announced that it had signed an exclusive contract with Eun Ji-won.[58] On November 6, Jang Su-won became the fourth member to sign an exclusive contract with YG Entertainment.[59]

Following their Seoul anniversary concert, Sechs Kies held a 20th anniversary concert tour, performing across Korea in Gwangju (December 9), Goyang (December 23 to 24), Busan (December 30), and in Daegu (January 6 of the following year).[60]

Sechs Kies performed as the closing act at the Busan One Asia Festival (BOF) opening ceremony on October 22. At the BOF closing ceremony, they received the Legend Star award together with YellowKies, who were awarded "Best Fandom" for their support of the group over the past 20 years.[61]

2018: Sechskies Eighteen

Sechs Kies successfully concluded their 20th anniversary concert in Daegu on January 6.[62][63]

On January 17, it was announced that YG Entertainment had successfully registered "Sechs Kies" with the Korea Intellectual Property Rights Information Service (KIPRIS) as an official trademark on April 24, 2017, allowing Sechs Kies members to exercise exclusive rights to the band name.[64]

Towards the end of December 2017, a teaser for the film Sechskies Eighteen was released.[65] The film release was officially announced on January 5.The documentary follows Sechs Kies as they prepared for their fifth studio album Another Light; it was filmed using ScreenX technology and opened in select CGV theaters on January 18 in Seoul, Incheon, Jeju, Changwon and Yongin.[66] On January 9, tickets for a January 11 preview screening of the film sold out in 4 minutes.[67][68] According to the Korean Film Council, the film ranked first in seat sales for the month of February, selling 91.4% of seats available.[69] By March 25, over 50,000 tickets to Sechskies Eighteen were sold; to commemorate the milestone as well as the band's 21st anniversary, Sechs Kies announced that a "Fan Festival" would be held from April 1 to 15 across 7 cities (Seoul, Daejeon, Jeonju, Daegu, Ulsan, Gwangju, and Busan), offering free screenings of the 2016 Yellow Note concert, the 2017 Yellowkies Day fan event, and both New Kies shows (New Kies on the Busan and New Kies on the Honolulu) in collaboration with Danaflix.[70]

On February 14, Sechs Kies received the Song of the Year - September award at the 7th Gaon Chart Music Awards for the title song "Something Special" from their fifth album Another Light.[71][72]

On May 28, at the request of Yellowkies (Sechs Kies dcinside fan gallery), Ko Ji-yong was removed from Sechs Kies profile by YG Entertainment.[73]

2019–present: Sunghoon's departure and first EP

On January 1, 2019, Sunghoon announced that he would be leaving Sechs Kies and YG Entertainment due to his recent controversies.[74]

Sechs Kies released their first EP, All For You, on January 28, 2020.[75] On the February 6 episode of "M Countdown", Sechs Kies won first place with "All For You".[76]

Controversy

Sechs Kies' disbandment was suddenly announced without a clear explanation at the height of their career, resulting in a widespread rumor that disbandment was enforced by DSP. However, each member has talked about the truth of disbandment several times through various media channels. Lee Jai-jin stated similar to the rumor, but other members clearly stated that it was not true. Lee Jai-jin mentioned that what Sechs Kies members wanted was to change their agency and not disband at a Korean variety show in 2005.[77] Eun Ji-won, on the other hand, said that the members had decided it would be best to disband at the peak of their career.[78] In 2015, Kang Sung-hoon mentioned that the members had agreed to disband at the peak of their career.[79] At a concert in 2015, Kang Sung-hoon stated that Sechs Kies seems to have left a strong impression for having disbanded at the peak of their career. However, he also added that he had disliked the idea of disbandment as well.[80] Jang Su-won and Kim Jae-duck have also mentioned several reasons for disbandment.[81][82][83][84][85] They had an opportunity to talk about the disbandment all together during an interview on October 17, 2016. Eun Ji-won stated that the disbandment was decided upon agreement by a majority of the members, though Lee Jai-jin was one of the members that stood against the disbandment.[86]

At Sechs Kies' last performance, fans mistook reporter Jo Young Goo's car as the car of Lee Ho-yeon, the CEO of DSP, and destroyed it completely.[87] Given the young age of the fans, Jo Young Goo refused to file a complaint against them. Lee Ho-yeon paid him 11 million won as compensation on their behalf.[88]

Members

Current

Black Kies

White Kies

Former

Discography

Further information: Sechs Kies discography

Tours

Main article: List of Sechs Kies concert tours

The South Korean idol group Sechs Kies (also known as SechsKies or Sechskies) has held four tours and four fan meetings since their debut in 1997.

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Filmography

Film

Year Title
1998 Seventeen
2018 Sechskies Eighteen

Awards

Main article: List of awards received by SechsKies

References

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