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The Golden Disc Awards (Korean: 골든 디스크 시상식, formerly spelled the Golden Disk Awards before 2015) is an annual South Korean major music awards ceremony that honors achievements in the local music industry.[2] The awards ceremony was founded with the purpose to promote popular culture creativity, discover new artists, and contribute to the growth of the music industry. The first ceremony was held in 1986.[3]

Golden Disc Awards
Current: 38th Golden Disc Awards
Awarded for"Outstanding achievements of the K-pop industry"
CountrySouth Korea
Presented by
  • JoongAng Group (from 2022)[1]
    • Formerly called
    Korea Visual and Records Grand Prize Award (1986–2000)
    • Golden Disk Awards (2001–14)
    First awarded1986
    WebsiteGolden Disc Awards
    Television/radio coverage
    NetworkJTBC, JTBC 2, JTBC 4 (South Korea)
    V Live (Worldwide)

    The 35th Golden Disc Awards was held on 9–10 January 2021 without a live audience due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.[4]

    History

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    From its inception in 1986, the event was called the Korea Visual and Records Grand Prize Award (Korean: 대한민국 영상음반대상) until 2001, when the event named was changed to the Golden Disk Awards.[5] The spelling was later changed to the Golden Disc Awards in 2015.

    The awards ceremony was hosted in South Korea until 2012, when it was hosted in Osaka, Japan. The ceremony was also hosted internationally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 2013, and in Beijing, China in 2015.[6]

    The Golden Disc Awards trophies were designed by sculptor Kim Su-hyeon, a professor at Chungbuk National University. The trophy is in the shape of a woman playing a traditional Korean wind instrument.[7]

    Ceremonies

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    Edition Year Date of ceremony Venue Host city Ref.
    8th 1993 12 December 1993 Grand Walkerhill Hotel Seoul [8]
    9th 1994 11 December 1994 National Theater of Korea [9]
    10th 1995 10 December 1995 [10]
    11th 1996 8 December 1996 [11]
    12th 1997 14 December 1997 [12]
    13th 1998 5 December 1998 [13]
    14th 1999 16 December 1999 Sejong Center [14]
    15th 2000 1 December 2000 [5]
    16th 2001 14 December 2001 [15]
    17th 2002 13 December 2002 [16]
    18th 2003 5 December 2003 Kyung Hee University Grand Peace Palace [17]
    19th 2004 2 December 2004 Sejong Center [18]
    20th 2005 7 December 2005 [19]
    21st 2006 14 December 2006 Olympic Park [20]
    22nd 2007 14 December 2007 [21]
    23rd 2008 10 December 2008 [22]
    24th 2009 10 December 2009 [23]
    25th 2010 9 December 2010 Korea University Hwajung Gymnasium [24]
    26th 2011 11–12 January 2012 Osaka Dome Osaka [25]
    27th 2012 15–16 January 2013 Sepang International Circuit Kuala Lumpur [26]
    28th 2013 16 January 2014 Kyung Hee University Grand Peace Palace Seoul [27]
    29th 2014 14–15 January 2015 MasterCard Center Beijing [28]
    30th 2015 20–21 January 2016 Kyung Hee University Grand Peace Palace Seoul [29]
    31st 2016 13–14 January 2017 KINTEX Goyang [30]
    32nd 2017 10–11 January 2018 [31]
    33rd 2018 5–6 January 2019 Gocheok Sky Dome Seoul [32]
    34th 2019 4–5 January 2020 [33]
    35th 2020 9–10 January 2021 KINTEX Goyang [4]
    36th 2021 8 January 2022 Gocheok Sky Dome Seoul [34]
    37th 2022 7 January 2023 Rajamangala Stadium Bangkok [35]
    38th 2023 6 January 2024 Jakarta International Stadium Jakarta [36]

    Award categories

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    As of the 34th Golden Disc Awards, there were two grand prizes: Album of the Year (also known as Album Daesang) and Digital Song of the Year (also known as Digital Song Daesang). Main prizes (also known as Bonsang) are awarded to multiple artists in both the Album and Digital Song categories. The grand prize winners are chosen from the main prize winners.[37][2][38]

    Grand prizes

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    All winners are adapted from the Golden Disc Awards website.[39]

    Song of the Year (Digital Daesang)

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    Year Winner Song
    2023 NewJeans "Ditto"
    2022 Ive "Love Dive"
    2021 IU "Celebrity"
    2020 "Blueming"
    2019 BTS "Boy with Luv"
    2018 iKon "Love Scenario"
    2017 IU "Through the Night"
    2016 Twice "Cheer Up"
    2015 Big Bang "Loser"
    2014 Taeyang "Eyes, Nose, Lips"
    2013 Psy "Gentleman"
    2012 "Gangnam Style"
    2011 Girls' Generation "The Boys"
    2010 2AM "Can't Let You Go Even If I Die"
    2009 Girls' Generation "Gee"
    2008 Jewelry "One More Time"
    2007 Ivy "If You're Gonna Be Like This"
    2006 SG Wannabe "Partner for Life"

    Album of the Year (Album Daesang)

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    Year Winner Album
    2023 Seventeen FML
    2022 BTS Proof
    2021 Be
    2020 Map of the Soul: 7
    2019 Map of the Soul: Persona
    2018 Love Yourself: Answer
    2017 Love Yourself: Her
    2016 Exo Ex'Act
    2015 Exodus
    2014 Overdose
    2013 XOXO
    2012 Super Junior Sexy, Free & Single
    2011 Mr. Simple
    2010 Girls' Generation Oh!
    2009 Super Junior Sorry, Sorry
    2008 TVXQ Mirotic
    2007 SG Wannabe The Sentimental Chord
    2006 TVXQ "O"-Jung.Ban.Hap.
    2005 SG Wannabe Saldaga
    2004 Lee Soo-young The Colors of My Life
    2003 Jo Sung-mo A Singer
    2002 Cool Truth
    2001 g.o.d Chapter 4: Road
    2000 Jo Sung-mo Let me love
    1999 For Your Soul
    1998 Kim Jong-hwan For Love
    1997 H.O.T Wolf and Sheep
    1996 Kim Gun-mo Exchange Kg. M4
    1995 Wrongful Meeting
    1994 Excuses
    1993 Shin Seung-hun Because I Love You
    1992 Invisible Love
    1991 Kim Hyun-sik Kim Hyun Sik Vol.6
    1990 Byeon Jin-seob Byeon Jin-Seob 2
    1989 Byeon Jin-Seob
    1988 Joo Hyun-mi Joo Hyun-Mi 2
    1987 Lee Moon-sae When Love Goes Away
    1986 Cho Yong-pil Empty Space

    Main prizes

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    All winners are adapted from the Golden Disc Awards website.[39]

    Album Bonsang

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    Year Winners
    2023 Aespa NCT Dream Ive Enhypen Stray Kids TXT Seventeen Jungkook Le Sserafim Zerobaseone —
    2022 NCT 127 NCT Dream NCT Enhypen Stray Kids Blackpink Seventeen BTS — — —
    2021 NCT 127 NCT Dream IU Enhypen Stray Kids TXT Seventeen BTS — — —
    2020 NCT 127 Exo NCT Baekhyun Twice TXT Seventeen BTS Got7 Blackpink —
    2019 Super Junior NCT Dream Exo-SC Baekhyun Twice Monsta X Seventeen BTS Got7 NU'EST —
    2018 NCT 127 Exo Wanna One Jonghyun Twice Monsta X Seventeen BTS Got7 NU'EST W —
    2017 Super Junior Exo Hwang Chi-yeul Girls' Generation Twice Monsta X Seventeen BTS Got7 NU'EST W Taeyeon
    2016 Taemin Exo Shinee VIXX Infinite Monsta X Seventeen BTS Got7 — —
    2015 Super Junior Exo Shinee VIXX Jonghyun CNBLUE Beast BTS f(x) Apink —
    2014 Super Junior Exo VIXX Girls' Generation Infinite CNBLUE Taemin BTS B1A4 Apink Girls' Generation-TTS
    2013 Cho Yong-pil Exo Shinee Girls' Generation Infinite f(x) Beast B1A4 — — —
    2012 Super Junior Kara Shinee F.T. Island Infinite CNBLUE Beast B1A4 4Minute — —
    2011 Super Junior Kara MBLAQ Jay Park Infinite CNBLUE Beast f(x) — — —
    2010 Super Junior BoA Shinee Girls' Generation DJ DOC — — — — — —
    2009 Super Junior SG Wannabe 2PM Drunken Tiger Lee Seung-chul — — — — — —
    2008 Shinhwa SG Wannabe TVXQ Kim Dong-ryul Brown Eyes Rain — — — — —
    2007 Super Junior SG Wannabe Yangpa Epik High Wheesung Shin Hye-sung Big Bang — — — —
    2006 Shinhwa SG Wannabe TVXQ MC the Max Shin Seung-hun Vibe Fly to the Sky Son Ho-young Buzz Kim Jong-kook —
    Winner 1986–2005
    Year Winners
    2005 MC Mong Koyote Jo Sung-mo Wheesung SG Wannabe Shin Hye-sung g.o.d Lee Min-woo Buzz Kim Jong-kook —
    2004 Lee Soo-young Koyote Shin Seung-hun Wheesung MC the Max Gummy Lee Seung-chul Seven Rain Shinhwa —
    2003 Lee Soo-young Koyote Jo Sung-mo Wheesung Cool Fly to the Sky NRG Wax Lee Hyori Shinhwa —
    2002 Lee Soo-young Koyote Shin Seung-hun Park Hyo-shin Cool Sung Si-kyung Jang Na-ra Wax Kangta Shinhwa —
    2001 Im Chang-jung Koyote Park Jin-young Kim Gun-mo Cool Position Lee Ki-chan Wax Kangta Shinhwa —
    2000 Kim Hyun-jung Park Ji-yoon Shin Seung-hun g.o.d Fin.K.L Hong Kyung-min Tae Jin-ah Lee Jung-hyun Uhm Jung-hwa Jo Sung-mo Yoo Seung-jun, Turbo
    1999 Kim Hyun-jung Sechs Kies H.O.T S.E.S Fin.K.L Seol Woon-do Choi Yu-na Song Dae-kwan Uhm Jung-hwa Jo Sung-mo Yoo Seung-jun
    1998 Kim Hyun-jung Sechs Kies H.O.T Kim Gun-mo Shin Seung-hun Seol Woon-do Tae Jin-ah Kim Kyung-ho Uhm Jung-hwa Turbo Kim Jong-hwan
    1997 Im Chang-jung Sechs Kies H.O.T Carnival Clon Seol Woon-do UP Kim Kyung-ho Lee Ji-hoon Turbo Yoo Seung-jun
    1996 Noise Shin Seung-hun Jo Kwan-woo Kim Gun-mo Clon Seol Woon-do Choi Baek-ho Park Mi-kyung Panic Turbo —
    1995 Noise Kim Jong-seo R.ef Kim Gun-mo Clon Seol Woon-do Tae Jin-ah Park Mi-kyung Shin Hyo-beom Solid —
    1994 Kim Won-jun Shin Seung-hun Boohwal Kim Gun-mo Seo Taiji and Boys Seol Woon-do Kim Hyeon-chul Lim Ju-ri Shin Hyo-beom Choi Yoo-na —
    1993 Kim Won-jun Shin Seung-hun 015B Kim Gun-mo Seo Taiji and Boys Seol Woon-do Kim Soo-hee Kim Jeong-soo Shin Hyo-beom Lee Moon-sae Lee Seung-hwan
    1992 Kim Wan-sun Shin Seung-hun 015B Bom Yeoreum Gaeul Kyeoul Seo Taiji and Boys Seol Woon-do Noh Sa-yeon Yang Soo-kyung Yoon Sang Lee Seun-hwan, Oh Tae-ho The Blue Sky
    1991 Kim Wan-sun Shin Seung-hun Kim Hyun-sik Min Hae-kyung Kim Ji-ae Lee Sang-woo Noh Sa-yeon Yang Soo-kyung Kim Jong-seo Lee Seun-hwan Hyun Chul
    1990 Kim Wan-sun Joo Hyun-mi Kang In-won, Kwon In-ha, Kim Hyun-sik Min Hae-kyung Na-mi Byun Ji-sub Tae Jin-ah Shin Hae-chul Lee Sun-hee Kim Min-woo Hyun Chul
    1989 Moon Hee-ok Joo Hyun-mi Cho Deok-bae Min Hae-kyung Joo Ha-moon Byun Ji-sub Tae Jin-ah Yang Soo-kyung Lee Sun-hee Lee Seung-chul Hyun Chul
    1988 Kim Jong-chan Joo Hyun-mi Kim Hyun-sik Min Hae-kyung Lee Nam-yi Jung Su-ra Jeon Young-rok Lee Chi-hyun and His Friends Lee Sun-hee Lee Moon-sae Choi Sang-soo
    1987 Kim Wan-sun Joo Hyun-mi Koo Chang-moo Min Hae-kyung Na-mi Friends Kim Byeong-rok Choi Jin-hee Lee Sun-hee Lee Moon-sae Choi Sang-soo
    1986 Deulgukhwa Joo Hyun-mi Koo Chang-moo Min Hae-kyung Lee Kwang-jo Cho Yong-pil Kim Soo-hee Choi Jin-hee Lee Sun-hee Lee Moon-sae —

    Digital Bonsang

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    Year Winners
    2023 Jisoo Le Sserafim Ive BSS (G)I-dle Jungkook NewJeans STAYC Seventeen Parc Jae-jung —
    2022 Psy Lim Young-woong Ive Kim Min-seok (G)I-dle Jay Park NewJeans Big Bang — — —
    2021 Aespa IU Oh My Girl AKMU Lee Mu-jin BTS Heize STAYC — — —
    2020 Blackpink IU Oh My Girl Mamamoo Hwasa BTS Zico Itzy Noel Red Velvet —
    2019 Jennie Chungha Paul Kim AKMU Twice BTS MC the Max Itzy Taeyeon Jannabi —
    2018 Blackpink Chungha Bolbbalgan4 Mamamoo Twice BTS Roy Kim Big Bang Momoland iKon —
    2017 Blackpink IU Bolbbalgan4 AKMU Twice BTS Heize Big Bang Winner Red Velvet Yoon Jong-shin
    2016 GFriend Lee Hi Urban Zakapa Mamamoo Twice Suzy & Baekhyun Zico Im Chang-jung Taeyeon — —
    2015 Girls' Generation EXID AOA Zion.T J.Y. Park Sistar Kyuhyun Big Bang Taeyeon Red Velvet —
    2014 Beast Taeyang AOA K.Will Girl's Day Sistar Ailee Hyuna Epik High Soyou & Junggigo —
    2013 Psy 4Minute CNBLUE Lee Seung Chul Davichi Sistar Ailee Apink 2NE1 — —
    2012 Psy T-ara G-Dragon K.Will miss A Sistar Secret Big Bang 2NE1 Huh Gak f(x)
    2011 Girls' Generation 4Minute CNBLUE K.Will miss A Sistar Secret G.NA — — —
    2010 2AM IU CNBLUE Lee Seung-gi miss A — — — — — —
    2009 Girls' Generation Son Dam-bi Baek Ji-young Lee Seung-gi Davichi — — — — — —
    2008 Wonder Girls MC Mong Brown Eyed Girls Jewelry — — — — — — —
    2007 Wonder Girls SeeYa Ivy — — — — — — — —

    Rookie of the Year Award

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    Winners are listed alphabetically by year.

    Year Winner[39]
    2023 Fifty Fifty
    Zerobaseone
    2022 NewJeans
    Ive
    Le Sserafim
    2021 STAYC
    Aespa
    2020 Enhypen
    Kim Ho-joong
    Treasure
    2019 Itzy
    Tomorrow X Together
    2018 (G)I-dle
    Stray Kids
    Iz*One
    2017 Wanna One
    2016 Blackpink
    Bolbbalgan4
    I.O.I
    NCT 127
    2015 GFriend
    iKon
    Seventeen
    Twice
    2014 GOT7
    Red Velvet
    Winner
    2013 BTS
    Crayon Pop
    Lim Kim
    Roy Kim
    2012 Exo
    B.A.P
    Ailee
    Juniel
    Lee Hi
    2011 Apink
    B1A4
    Dal Shabet
    Boyfriend
    Huh Gak
    2010 Sistar
    Secret
    Beast
    2009 4Minute
    T-ara
    2008 Shinee
    Davichi
    2007 F.T. Island
    Girls' Generation
    Younha
    2006 Gavy NJ
    Super Junior
    SeeYa
    Winner 1986–2005
    Year Winner
    2005 Eru IVY Lim Jeong-hee
    2004 SG Wannabe Tei —
    2003 Big Mama Seven —
    2002 Rain Wheesung —
    2001 Jang Na-ra Sung Si-kyung —
    2000 Chakra Park Hyo-shin Sky
    1999 1TYM Lee Jung-hyun —
    1998 Fin.K.L S.E.S Taesaja
    1997 Jinusean Yangpa —
    1996 H.O.T Idol —
    1995 Sung Jin-woo — —
    1994 Two Two — —
    1991 Shim Sin Yoon Sang —
    1990 Kim Min-woo Park Sung-shin —
    1989 Jo Gap-Gyeong Park Hak-gi —
    1988 Byun Ji-sub Lee Tzsche —
    1987 Lee Jung-suk Moon Hee-ok —
    1986 Kim Seung-jin Kim Wan-sun —

    Popularity Award

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    Year Winner[39]
    2022 BTS
    2021 BTS
    2020 BTS
    2019 BTS
    2018 BTS
    2017 Exo
    2016 Shinee
    2015 Shinee
    Winner 1986–2014
    Year Winners
    2014 Beast
    Taemin
    Girls' Generation
    Toheart
    2013 Beast
    Shinee
    Girls' Generation
    Roy Kim
    2012 G-Dragon
    Shinee
    2011 Super Junior
    2010 Girls' Generation
    Shinee
    2009 Super Junior
    Shinee
    2008 Son Ho-young
    F.T. Island
    Taeyeon
    TVXQ
    2007 Super Junior
    F.T. Island
    Girls' Generation
    Wonder Girls
    2006 Baek Ji-young
    Park Sang-min
    Eru
    2005 Jang Woo-hyuk
    g.o.d
    2004 Park Sang-min
    Kim Jong- kook
    2003 S
    2002 Baby V.O.X
    2001 Yoo Seung-jun
    S.E.S
    2000 J
    Country Kko Kko
    Shinhwa
    1999 Kim Kyung-ho
    Roo'ra
    Clon
    1998 Kim Jung-min
    Cool
    1997 Diva
    Untitle
    1996 Kim Jong-hwan
    1995 Seo Taiji and Boys
    1994 Deux
    Choi Yeon-je
    1993 Choi Yeon-je
    1992 Hyun Jin-young
    Lee Deok-jin
    1991 Shin Hae-chul
    Kang Susie
    1990 Min Hae-kyung
    1989 Kim Heung-gook
    1988 Sobangcha
    1987 Kim Soo-hee
    Yoon Su-il
    1986 Cho Yong-pil

    Genre awards

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    All winners are adapted from the Golden Disc Awards website.[39]

    Best R&B/Hip-Hop Award

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    Year Winner
    2022 Big Naughty
    2020 Changmo
    2019 Zico
    2015 San E

    Best Trot Award

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    Year Winner
    2020 Lim Young-woong
    2019 Song Ga In
    2014 Hong Jin-young
    2008 Jang Yoon-jeong
    2007
    2006
    2005
    2004 Tae Jin-ah
    2003
    2002
    2001
    2000 Seol Woon-do

    Best Ballad Award

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    Year Winner
    2020 Lee Seung-gi
    2018 Im Chang-jung

    Best OST Award

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    Year Winner Song Drama
    2020 Jo Jung-suk "Aloha" Hospital Playlist
    2019 Gummy "Remember Me" Hotel del Luna
    2018 Paul Kim "Every Day, Every Moment" Should We Kiss First?
    2017 Ailee "I Will Go to You Like the First Snow" Goblin
    2016 Gummy "You Are My Everything" Descendants of the Sun

    Best Hip-Hop Award

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    Year Winner
    2018 Mino
    2014 Epik High
    2013 Baechigi
    2012 Epik High
    2010 Supreme Team
    2009 Epik High
    2007 Dynamic Duo
    2006 MC Mong
    2005 Epik High

    Best Rock Award

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    Year Winner
    2017 Hyukoh
    2015
    2011 F.T. Island
    2010
    2009 Kiha & The Faces
    2008 Nell
    2004 Jaurim
    2003 Maya
    2002 Jaurim
    2001 Kim Jong-seo

    Best R&B/Soul Award

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    Year Winner
    2017 Suran
    2016 Crush

    Special awards

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    All winners are adapted from the Golden Disc Awards website.[39]

    Best Group Award

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    Year Winner
    2022 Treasure
    2021 Brave Girls
    2020 Monsta X
    2019 Mamamoo
    2018 Male Wanna One
    Female GFriend
    2017 Male BtoB
    Female GFriend

    Best Solo Artist Award

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    Year Winner
    2022 Male Be'O
    Female Younha
    2021 Lim Young-woong
    2020 Jessi
    2019 Hwasa

    Performance Award

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    Year Winner
    2022 Seventeen
    2021 The Boyz Jeon Somi
    2020 (G)I-dle Stray Kids
    2019 Astro (G)I-dle
    2016 Sechs Kies Sistar
    2014 Beast Apink
    2012 Infinite Trouble Maker

    Artist of the Year Award

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    Year Winner
    2022 Psy
    2021 Aespa

    Cosmopolitan Artist Award

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    Year Winner
    2021 Seventeen Aespa
    2020 NCT 127
    2019 Twice NU'EST
    2018 Blackpink Wanna One
    2011 F.T. Island

    Next Generation Award

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    Year Winner
    2020 Loona The Boyz —
    2019 Kim Jae-hwan AB6IX Ateez
    2015 Monsta X — —
    2014 Tasty Bestie —
    2012 BtoB — —

    Producer Award

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    Year Winner Ref
    2024 Min Hee-jin [40]
    2022 Seo Hyeon-joo [41]
    2021
    2020 Bang Si-hyuk [42]
    2017 [43]
    2014 Hong Seung-seong [44]
    2011
    2010
    2009 Lee Ho-yeon [45]
    2008 Lee Soo-man [46]
    2007 Park Jin-young [47]

    International Recognition Awards

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    Year Winner
    2022 Thai K-pop Artist Seventeen
    2020 QQ Music Fans Choice K-Pop Artist Exo
    2019 NetEase Fans Choice K-Pop Star BTS
    2018 Global VLive Top 10 Best Artist Award BTS
    NetEase Music Global Star Popularity Award
    2017 Global Popularity Award Exo
    2016 Asia Popularity Award Kim Jae Joong
    Global K-Pop Artist Award BTS
    2015 Global Popularity Award Exo
    iQiyi Artist Award Big Bang Taeyeon
    2014 China Good Will Star Award Got7 CNBLUE
    iQiyi Popularity Award CNBLUE
    2012 MSN International Award Big Bang
    2011 MSN International Award Beast
    MSN Japan Award Super Junior
    Best Asian Group Award CNBLUE
    Best Hallyu Star Award Kara
    Hallyu Icon Award Infinite Rainbow Supernova
    ViVi Dream Award CNBLUE
    2010 MSN Asia Popularity Award Super Junior

    Special Recognition Golden Disc Awards

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    Year Winner
    2018 SSAW
    2007 Kim Ah-joong
    2003 Kang Won-rae
    2002 Park Kyung-lim

    Other awards

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    Year Award Winners
    2022 Most Popular Artist Stray Kids
    (G)I-dle
    2020 Golden Choice NU'EST
    Trend of the Year Zico
    2016 Best K-Pop Band Award CNBLUE
    2015 Best Vocal Award BtoB
    Jung Yong-hwa
    2014 Trend of the Year Soyou & Junggigo
    Commission Special Award Deulgukhwa
    2013 Goodwill Star Award CNBLUE
    2012 Samsung Galaxy Star Award Sistar
    Golden Single Award Teen Top
    InStyle Fashionista Award Hongki
    JTBC Best Artist Award Beast
    2008 New Trend Award Kim Jong-wook

    Discontinued awards

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    See Awards

    Ceci Asia Icon Award

    Year Winner
    2017 Exo Twice
    2016 Exo Red Velvet
    2014 CNBLUE
    2013 Shinee Sistar
    2011 Beast

    Achievement Award

    Year Winner
    2010 Park Chun-seok —
    2009 Song Chang-sik —
    2008 Kim Chang-wan —
    2005 Cho Yong-pil —
    2004 Patti Kim —
    2003 Yang Hee-eun —
    2002 Kim Serena —
    2001 Song Dae-kwan Ha Chun-hwa
    2000 Choi Yoo-na Clon
    1999 Tae Jin-ah —
    1998 Song Dae-kwan —
    1997 Hyun Sook —
    1996 Hyeon In —
    1995 Lee Mi-ja —
    1994 Gil Ok-yoon —
    1993 Shin Hong-gyun —
    1992 Shin Hong-gyun —
    1991 Lim Jeong-su —

    Music Video Awards

    Year Award Winner Music video
    2002 Music Video Award Cho PD "My Style"
    Popular Music Video Award Lena Park "In Dreams"
    Music Video Director's Award Kim Nam-gyeong "How Are You Doing?" by Hwayobi

    Producer Daesang

    Year Winner
    1998 Son Myeong-su – Apple Records
    1997 Jang Yong-jin – SM Entertainment
    1996 Park Nam-seong – Doremi Records
    1995 Sa Maeng-seok – Line Sound
    1994 Lee Seong-gyun – Dukyun Industries
    1993 Lee Seong-gyun – Dukyun Industries
    1992 Lee Seong-gyun – Dukyun Industries
    1991 Jeon Gap-sin – Sorabel Records

    Encouragement Award

    Year Winner
    1995 Green Area —
    1994 Kim Min-gyo —
    1993 Choi Yoo-na Park Jeong-un
    1992 Kim Kook-hwan Moon Hee-ok

    Other Technical awards

    Year Award Winner Song
    1990 Planning Award Eom Yong-seop Back To You AgainbyByun Jin-sub
    Lyricist Award Park Joo-yeon Back To You Again; and "It's Only Love'" by Kim Min-woo
    Composition Award Ha Kwang-hoon Back To You Again; and "It's Only Love'"

    Most awarded artists

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    Most grand prizes awarded

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    This list includes both Album of the Year (Album Daesang) and Digital Song of the Year (Digital Song Daesang) award winners.

    Awards Artist
    7 BTS
    4 Exo
    3 Girls' Generation
    Jo Sung-mo
    Kim Gun-mo
    SG Wannabe
    Super Junior
    IU
    2 Byeon Jin-seob
    Psy
    Shin Seung-hun
    TVXQ

    Most awarded overall

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    Awards Artist
    28 BTS
    20 Super Junior
    18 Exo
    15 Girls' Generation
    CNBLUE
    14 Seventeen
    13 Shinee
    12 Beast
    Shin Seung-hun
    Twice

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