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我的天呀....才幾天的事情.....

我今年好巧不巧的喜歡上這一個韓國團體

他們叫做 2PM

而團長是Jae Bum

最近這個小帥哥....鬧得滿城風雨

先看一下這個團體的簡介... 擷取於 wikipedia

History

Predebut

The members of 2PM all auditioned to become part of JYP Entertainment, to which the Wonder Girls also belong. Some members held their auditions in other countries; for example, Park Jaebeom, Nichkhun Buck Horvejkul^[2] auditioned in the United States. Other members already had experience in the entertainment industry prior to their acceptance into JYP Entertainment, such as Kim Junsu, who had won various singing competitions, and Ok Taecyeon, Lee Junho and Hwang Chansung, who had participated in the show 'SuperStar Survival'.

2PM's and 2AM's training days were filmed in a documentary called Hot Blood Men, which aired on Mnet. The show documented the rigorous training program of the JYP trainees who were to be part of the group One Day, as well as the elimination of three trainees from the group.

2008–2009: Debut, and eventual success

2PM debuted with their single "10jeom Manjeome 10jeom" (10 Points Out Of 10 Points/10 Out of 10) on September 4, 2008. On October 17, 2008, they started to promote "Only You," another song from their debut mini album "Hottest Time of the Day."

On April 16, 2009, the group released their second mini album "2:00 PM Time For Change". Promotions began April 23 on M!Countdown, as 2PM performed an introductory dance to "What Time Is It Now" that lead to the performance of their title single, "Again & Again". On May 9, 2009, they won their first Mutizen Song award on M!Countdown since their debut; in the same week, they won their second Mutizen on SBS Inkigayo. The group earned their third Mutizen the following week, completing the triple crown and making them ineligible to win for the following weeks. However, the award that had been eluding them - Music Bank - was quickly won soon after. On June 11, 2PM began promotions for "Niga Mipda" (니가 밉다, lit. I Hate You) on M!Countdown. On July 2 and 3, while in Thailand on a promotional tour, 2PM achieved first place on the M!Countdown and Music Bank charts for the song "Niga Mipda". The group thanked its fans for their support through a video made in Thailand posted in their account on Youtube for their win. They achieved the triple crown for the song on M!Countdown by July 16. On July 30, 2PM won the 'Only One Song' award on M!Countdown.

2009: Controversy and departure of Jaebeom

This section documents a current event. Information may change rapidly as the event progresses.

On September 4, 2009, articles surfaced on the internet regarding Jaebeom's posts on his personal Myspace account about his dislike for Korea and Koreans back in 2005 when he was still a trainee for JYP Entertainment. Jaebeom issued an apology regarding this matter.^[3] Although outraged protesters demanded that Jaebeom should be forced out of 2PM, JYP Entertainment CEO Park Jin-young stated on September 7 that he was going to continue to remain part of the group.^[4] The following day, Jaebeom announced on his offical fancafe that he would be leaving the group and returning to the United States, and apologized to the other 2PM members for not being a good leader and older brother to the group.^[5]

Members

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Current

Junsu (준수)

• Full Name: Kim Junsu (김준수)
• Date of Birth: January 15, 1988 (1988-01-15) (age 21)
• Position: Lead Vocalist

Junsu is known as the lead vocalist of the group. He is originally from Daegu, South Korea. He originally auditioned for YG Entertainment, where he befriended G-Dragon and Tae Yang of Big Bang. He was accepted into both YG & JYP Entertainment, but chose to take the path of JYP in his final decision.

Nichkhun (닉쿤)

• Full Name: Nichkhun Buck Horvejkul (นิชคุณ หรเวชกุล)
• Date of Birth: June 24, 1988 (1988-06-24) (age 21)
• Position: Vocalist

Nichkhun is a vocalist in the group. He is half Thai and half Chinese. He was born in Rancho Cucamonga, California. He spent his childhood in Thailand and in California and studied abroad in New Zealand. He returned to the States for high school at Los Osos High and was scouted by a JYP talent agent in Hollywood, California while he was attending the Korean Music Festival in Los Angeles.^[2]

Taecyeon (택연)

• Full Name: Ok Taecyeon (옥택연)
• Date of Birth: December 27, 1988 (1988-12-27) (age 20)
• Position: Main Rapper, vocalist
• Education: Dankook University

Taecyeon is the main rapper of the group. He was born in Seoul, South Korea but immigrated to Bedford, Massachusetts for approximately seven years.^[12] He originally auditioned for JYP Entertainment in New York City to become a model. Taec was also on the same audition show as Junho and Chansung, Superstar Survival, but was the first contestant to leave the show. He featured in "Yes I'm In Love" by Bada on her 4th album and Baek Ji Young's 2009 song "내 귀에 캔디" (My Ear's Candy).

Wooyoung (우영)

• Full Name: Jang Wooyoung (장우영)
• Date of Birth: April 30, 1989 (1989-04-30) (age 20)
• Position: Vocalist
• Education: Ho-Won University

Wooyoung is a vocalist and dancer. He is from Busan, Korea and was selected as a JYP trainee through MGoon's JYP auditions, of which he won first place against 1,000 other candidates. Before debuting in 2PM, Wooyoung filled in as a dancer partner with Wonder Girl Yoobin when TOP from Big Bang fainted the day before the special performance with the Wonder Girls during the 2007 MBC Music Awards.^{[citation needed]}

Junho (준호)

• Full Name: Lee Junho (이준호)
• Date of Birth: January 25, 1990 (1990-01-25) (age 19)
• Position: Vocalist

Junho is a vocalist and dancer for the group. He earned a contract with JYP Entertainment after he won a contest in JYP's Superstar Survival in 2006.

Chansung (찬성)

• Full Name: Hwang Chansung (황찬성)
• Date of Birth: February 11, 1990 (1990-02-11) (age 19)
• Position: Vocalist, rapper

Chansung starred in the highly-rated Korean sitcom "Unstoppable High Kick" prior to his debut with 2PM. Chansung participated in the same survival game as Junho but lost. He auditioned a second time and was accepted into the company.

Former

Jaebeom (재범)

• Full Name: Park Jaebeom (박재범)
• English Name: Jay Park
• Date of Birth: April 25, 1987 (1987-04-25) (age 22)
• Position: Leader, Vocalist, Rapper
• Education: Dankook University

Jaebeom was the leader and oldest member. He was born and raised in Seattle, Washington, more specifically in Mountlake Terrace^{[citation needed]}. Originally entering JYP Entertainment as a rapper and b-boy, he trained for four years to improve his singing and Korean. It was initially his mother who led him to apply as he wished to not attend college, and Jin-Young Park (JYP) himself watched his audition and brought him to Korea. Following a controversy over his MySpace page, he left the group on September 8, 2009.^[13]

事情是怎麼發生的.......為啥他要離開這團體呢?

我從我喜歡看的韓國明星網站POPSEOUL發現了下列的新聞

首先, 在韓國時間9/4/09有一位網路使用者散潑2PM團長在 Myspace 上所留的言, 而這些留言

都是2005到2007所留的, 有一些留言是針對他在練習的complain

有一些批判了韓國, 所以十分得令人感冒

因為韓國人的愛國心是非常強的, 所以很多人就批判他

幾天後, 他受不了所有的抨擊. 決定要離開這個團體. 下列是他在他的網路發表的文章:

I apologize for saying my last goodbye this way. I feel very sorry to everyone because of this situation and find it difficult to face everyone on stage again. I feel sorry and can only apologize to everyone, especially to all my fans that have given me so much love. I will officially resign from 2PM, today. 2PM members, I’m so sorry to all the members for not being capable of  giving them strength and leaving such a burden on their shoulders as an elder and leader of the group. However, I ask and hope that everyone will give them more support and I apologize once again for everything.

然後再9/8/09就離開韓國回到西雅圖

在機場很多歌迷都對著他一邊哭一邊叫他不要走

看了很depressed

而之後, 他的經紀人JYP也發表下列聲名

I have received much shock from what Jae-bum wrote four years ago to his friend. Could it have been another celebrity, I myself would have felt much anger, resentment, and abandonment at his words. But I have known Jae-bum for so long that his words did not surprise me. I already knew Jaebum was that kind of child.

When Jae-bum first came to Korea four years ago, he was very rebellious and out of line. He laughed at Korea and belittled his fellow trainees, even going so far as to see me as ‘easy.’ I believe he thought that being a Korean celebrity was something to laugh at. He was a boy that wanted to b-boy in the streets. He fought with company employees, his choreography instructors, and made threats.

At times, he even said that he did not like JYP Entertainment., and would name another rival company, wishing to be sent over there instead. But what surprised us even more was that when asked whether he had the guts to succeed, he replied, “We do better if we don’t get JYP’s music.”

At this point, employees wondered why we were keeping such a troublesome boy. This is why his words four years ago are not suprising.

Then why would we keep such a kid?

I love rebellious children. Rather than children that are nice up front but calculating and evil behind my back, I love children that are rebellious in my face. I loved the fact that he straightforwardly showed his feelings. It gave me hope. Who would have the guts to utter such words to my face? To say that his failure was caused by my bad music? I thought that was hilarious.

I believed that rebellious children in general had too much energy and just no place to express it, or they never met someone before that would trust them enough to show them the correct path. I wanted to support this kind of person to go on stage, and feel the energy and joy. As long as I could instill within him trust and love.

For Jae-bum, there are only two types of people: his family, and those that are not his family. He loves his family more than anything else. The reason he always talks about money during interviews is not to buy nice clothes, but it is to pay back his family, who always works hard for him. That’s why he pursued the path of becoming a singer.

He was rebellious, but he excelled in training. I saw this, and thought, ‘if only I could make him think of my company, his fellow trainees, this company as his family. If only.’

So one day, I told him, “Jae-bum, family isn’t just those who share your blood. Please open your heart to them first. Then others can be your family too.” Through these efforts, he began to change… He began to hug his fellow trainees, start conversations with company employees, and began enjoying his time on the stage. He finally began to express his energy on stage and began to shine through singing and dancing.

I chose him as the team’s leader. The rest of the six really believed in him and followed his lead. He always trained with them and always thought of his younger members before himself. After his debut, he experienced a change in his heart toward the news reporters and attention that showed him in a positive light and began showing more affection.

He was touched by the hearts of his fans. Good people, good friends, good fans… good music… through all this, he began to change. But as things began to go up, like a tragic movie scene, his entry from four years ago was released.

He was so sorry. To his 2PM brothers, to me, to his company employees, to his fans…and to nobody more than to his fellow Koreans. He thought to himself that if he stayed any longer, his brothers would only suffer more pain. He told me he did not have the confidence to get up on stage.

I knew what he was saying too well to hold him back. If I were him, I would have made the same decision. Thus, he left.

His last email to me said ‘I was really a little punk in the past, wasn’t I? I just want to let you know that this was truly a life changing experience. I’ve become a much better and stronger person because of you. I’m so thankful for everything that you have done for me. Real talk.’

My heart was ripping. It hurt. But knowing what Koreans would feel at his words, an immense sense of betrayal, I could not say anything. What I can do for him, however, is to reveal to everyone that his public persona on TV was not fake. He might have been rebellious but never fake. He never hid his true emotions. He was always upfront and sincere, and that is something that can never change.

I hear the public and the fans, and I am taking in your opinions, but the most important thing to realize is that Jae-bum is not 2PM’s Park Jae-bum but a child, a teenager Jae-bum.

I genuinely wish for you all to hold his decision true. I apologize once more.

JYP“

我看完這篇 JYP 寫的文章, 非常的高興

事實上, 他講得很有道理. 

但是我還是希望他會回來, 因為每一次在台上的表現

他種是盡善盡美, 沒有hold back 的感覺

就是一個很盡力的人, 我希望再看到他!