Girl groupCube Entertainment2018–present
I-dle
아이들(G)I-dle
Cube Entertainment's self-producing five-piece from four countries — debuted in 2018 as (G)I-dle, renamed I-dle in 2025, and the group behind “Tomboy”, “Nxde” and “Queencard”.
- Debut
- 2018
- May 2, 2018
- Members
- 5
- 1 former
- Show wins
- 73
- latest Feb 8
- Awards won
- 58
- 22 nominations
5 members
I-dle members
Former: Soojin
Miyeon
미연Cho Mi-yeon
Vocalist
- Age
- 29
- Height
- 161 cm
- MBTI
- ENTP
- Born
- Jan 31, 1997
- From
- Seo-gu, Incheon, South Korea
- Blood type
- B
Cho Mi-yeon spent about five years as a YG Entertainment trainee, at one point in the running for the line-up that became Blackpink, before joining Cube Entertainment in early 2017 and debuting with (G)I-dle in May 2018. She provides the voice of Ahri in Riot Games' virtual group K/DA, hosted Mnet's M Countdown for a thousand days and has released two solo EPs, My (2022) and My, Lover (2025).
Minnie
민니Nicha Yontararak (ณิชา ยนตรรักษ์)
Vocalist
- Age
- 28
- Height
- 167 cm
- MBTI
- INFJ
- Born
- Oct 23, 1997
- From
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Blood type
- O
Nicha Yontararak grew up in Bangkok in a musical family, playing piano from the age of four, and passed Cube Entertainment's Cube Star World Audition in Thailand in September 2014 before moving to South Korea the following year. Since debuting in May 2018 she has written or composed for almost every I-dle release, and she released her first solo EP, Her, in January 2025. She also made her acting debut in the Netflix sitcom So Not Worth It.
LeaderSoyeon
소연Jeon So-yeon
Rapper
- Age
- 28
- Height
- 157 cm
- MBTI
- —
- Born
- Aug 26, 1998
- From
- Gaepo-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea
- Blood type
- B
Jeon So-yeon competed on Produce 101 and Unpretty Rapstar 3 in 2016 and debuted as a soloist in November 2017 before leading (G)I-dle from its debut in May 2018. She writes, composes and arranges the bulk of the group's catalogue — “Latata”, “Hann (Alone)”, “Tomboy”, “Nxde”, “Queencard”, “Klaxon” and “Good Thing” among them — and has been credited as its overall producer since 2022. She also voices Akali for Riot Games in K/DA and True Damage, and released the solo EP Windy in 2021.
Yuqi
우기Song Yuqi (宋雨琦)
Vocalist · Dancer
- Age
- 26
- Height
- 163 cm
- MBTI
- ENFJ
- Born
- Sep 23, 1999
- From
- Beijing, China
- Blood type
- O
Song Yuqi was born in Beijing and passed Cube Entertainment's audition there in 2015, moving to South Korea the following year. Since debuting in 2018 she has co-written a growing share of I-dle's B-sides, from “Lost” to “Love Is Pain”, and supplied the Chinese lyrics for “Dumdi Dumdi” and “Hwaa”. She has been a cast member of the Chinese variety show Keep Running since 2019 and has released the single album A Page, the EP Yuq1 and the single album Motivation on her own.
Shuhua
슈화Yeh Shu-hua (葉舒華)
Vocalist
- Age
- 26
- Height
- 161 cm
- MBTI
- INFP
- Born
- Jan 6, 2000
- From
- Yangmei, Taoyuan, Taiwan
- Blood type
- A
Yeh Shu-hua was born in Yangmei, Taoyuan and was recruited at Cube Entertainment's Cube Star World Audition in May 2016, finishing her first year of high school in Taipei before moving to South Korea. She debuted with (G)I-dle in May 2018 after two years as a trainee. In 2025 she wrote the lyrics for “If You Want” on We Are, her first credit, and was appointed a tourism ambassador for her home city.
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Profile & facts
About I-dle
- Debut
- May 2, 2018
- with “Latata”
- Agency
- Cube Entertainment
- founded 2006
- Fandom
- Neverland
- Leader
- Soyeon
- Oldest
- Miyeon
- 29 years old
- Youngest (maknae)
- Shuhua
- 26 years old
- Generation
- 4th gen
- debuts 2018–2022
- Origin
- Seoul, South Korea
- Status
- Active
- 2018–present
- First music show win
- “Latata”
- The Show · May 22, 2018 · 20 days after debut
- Latest release
- We Made
- Jul 6, 2026
I-dle (아이들, styled in lower case as i-dle) is a girl group formed in Seoul by Cube Entertainment and made up of Miyeon, Minnie, Soyeon, Yuqi and Shuhua — South Korean, Thai, Chinese and Taiwanese between them. Cube revealed the group's name on 5 April 2018 and introduced the line-up through a street dance performance in Hongdae filmed for Dingo Music, then launched it on 2 May 2018 with the EP I Am and its lead single “Latata”. Soyeon, who had placed 20th on Produce 101 and finished second runner-up on Unpretty Rapstar 3 before releasing two solo singles, was named leader and took over the writing; she has since composed or co-written nearly every lead single. The group won its first music-show trophy on SBS MTV's The Show on 22 May 2018, twenty days after debuting, and collected best-new-artist prizes at that year's Melon Music Awards, Genie Music Awards, Asia Artist Awards and Korea Popular Music Awards, with the Golden Disc and Gaon Chart rookie awards following in January 2019. A sixth member, Soojin, paused her activities in March 2021 and left the group on 14 August 2021; it has promoted as a quintet ever since.
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The turning point came with “Tomboy”, the lead single of the first studio album I Never Die in March 2022, which topped the Circle Digital Chart and scored a perfect all-kill. “Nxde”, from the EP I Love that October, did the same, making (G)I-dle the only act with two perfect all-kills that year and the first act from an independent label to chart on the US Pop Airplay chart with a non-English song. “Queencard” gave them a third consecutive number one in May 2023, and its parent EP I Feel sold two million copies worldwide to rank as the IFPI's 14th best-selling album of the year. The second studio album 2 (January 2024) and the seventh EP I Sway (July 2024) each passed a million copies sold in South Korea; the album track “Fate” climbed the charts weeks after release on the back of TikTok and became a fourth straight perfect all-kill. Alongside the Korean records came three Japanese EPs, an English-language EP made with 88rising (Heat, 2023) and, through Soyeon and Miyeon, several songs for Riot Games' virtual group K/DA.
On 2 May 2025, their seventh debut anniversary and five months after all five members renewed with Cube, the group dropped the “(G)” and became I-dle. The special EP We Are I-dle, nine of their own singles re-recorded as a five-piece, arrived the same day, and the eighth Korean EP We Are followed on 19 May — the first release on which every member holds a writing or composing credit. The group took the grand prize at the 34th Seoul Music Awards in June 2025 and Record of the Year at the Asia Star Entertainer Awards a month earlier. Their first Japanese EP since the rebrand, i-dle, reached number three on Oricon in October 2025, and the digital single “Mono” with British rapper Skaiwater followed in January 2026. The ninth Korean EP We Made, led by “Gimme Dat Love”, came out on 6 July 2026, while the fourth world tour, Syncopation, opened at the KSPO Dome in Seoul on 21 and 22 February 2026.
Frequently asked
How many members does I-dle have?
I-dle has 5 members: Miyeon, Minnie, Soyeon, Yuqi and Shuhua. Soojin is a former member.
When did I-dle debut?
I-dle debuted on May 2, 2018 with I Am and its title track “Latata” under Cube Entertainment.
Who is the leader of I-dle?
Soyeon is the leader of I-dle. The youngest member (maknae) is Shuhua, the oldest is Miyeon.
What is I-dle's fandom name?
I-dle's fans are called Neverland.
How many music show wins does I-dle have?
I-dle has 73 music show wins. The first came on May 22, 2018 with “Latata” on The Show, 20 days after debut.
Which generation is I-dle?
I-dle is a 4th generation K-pop group (debuted 2018).
26 releases · newest first
I-dle discography
Every album, EP and single in order of release. Pick one for its title track, chart peak, sales, tracklist and where to listen. Chart peaks are from the Circle Album Chart; sales are Korean physical copies.
1 of 26 · newest
We Made
Title track: “Gimme Dat Love”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 556,307 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Kakao Entertainment
Ninth Korean EP; the physical edition adds a 'Mono version' of “Mono” as a bonus track.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Mono — featuring Skaiwater
- 2Gimme Dat LoveTitle
- 3Morning
- 4Crow
- 5Love Is Pain
Crow
Title track: “Crow”
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Kakao Entertainment
Pre-release single from We Made, first performed on the Syncopation world tour.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1CrowTitle
Hide and Seek
Title track: “Hide and Seek”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Non-album Japanese single, used as an anime opening theme.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Hide and SeekTitle
Mono
Title track: “Mono”
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Kakao Entertainment
Standalone digital single, later included on We Made.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Mono — featuring SkaiwaterTitle
I-dle
Title track: “Where Do We Go”
- Label
- Warner Music Japan
Third Japanese EP and the first release under the I-dle name in Japan; peaked at number three on Oricon.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Where Do We Go — Japanese title どうしよっかなTitle
- 2Invincible
- 3Farewell to the World — Japanese title 愛せなかった世界へ永遠にじゃあね
- 4Fate — Japanese version; Japanese title 傷つくのは嫌いだから
- 5Queencard — Japanese version
We Are
Title track: “Good Thing”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,090,662 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Kakao Entertainment
Eighth Korean EP and the first release on which every member has a writing or composing credit.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1Good ThingTitle
- 2Girlfriend
- 3Love Tease
- 4Chain
- 5Unstoppable
- 6If You Want — Korean title 그래도 돼요
We Are I-dle
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #4 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 36,555 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment
Anniversary EP of nine earlier singles re-recorded by the five-member line-up; released on the day of the rebrand to I-dle.
Tracklist · 9 tracks
- 1Latata — I-dle version
- 2Hann (Alone) — I-dle version
- 3Senorita — I-dle version
- 4Uh-Oh — I-dle version
- 5Oh My God — I-dle version
- 6Lion — I-dle version
- 7I'm the Trend — I-dle version
- 8Dumdi Dumdi — I-dle version
- 9Hwaa — I-dle version
I Sway
Title track: “Klaxon”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,005,979 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment
Seventh Korean EP; the group's third million-seller in South Korea.
Tracklist · 4 tracks
- 1Klaxon — Korean title 클락션Title
- 2Last Forever
- 3Bloom
- 4Neverland
2
Title track: “Super Lady”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,687,293 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Kakao Entertainment
Second studio album; the album track “Fate” became a perfect all-kill without a domestic single release.
Tracklist · 8 tracks
- 1Super LadyTitle
- 2Revenge
- 3Doll
- 4Vision
- 57Days
- 6Fate — Korean title 나는 아픈 건 딱 질색이니까
- 7Rollie
- 8Wife
Wife
Title track: “Wife”
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Kakao Entertainment
Pre-release single from the studio album 2.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1WifeTitle
Heat
Title tracks: “I Do”, “I Want That”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 169,782 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, 88rising
First English-language EP, made with 88rising; “I Do” had been released as a single on 13 July 2023.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1I DoTitle
- 2I Want ThatTitle
- 3Eyes Roll
- 4Flip It
- 5Tall Trees
I Feel
Title track: “Queencard”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,519,632 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment
Sixth Korean EP and first million-seller; the IFPI ranked it the 14th best-selling album worldwide in 2023.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1Queencard — Korean title 퀸카Title
- 2Allergy
- 3Lucid
- 4All Night
- 5Paradise
- 6Peter Pan — Korean title 어린 어른
I Love
Title track: “Nxde”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 873,358 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment
Fifth Korean EP, built around a Marilyn Monroe-inspired concept.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1NxdeTitle
- 2Love
- 3Change
- 4Reset
- 5Sculpture — Korean title 조각품
- 6Dark (X-File)
I Never Die
Title track: “Tomboy”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 323,898 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Kakao Entertainment
First studio album and first release as a five-piece.
Tracklist · 9 tracks
- 1TomboyTitle
- 2Never Stop Me — Korean title 말리지 마
- 3Villain Dies
- 4Already
- 5Polaroid
- 6Escape
- 7Liar
- 8My Bag
- 9Tomboy — explicit version; CD-only bonus trackTitle
Last Dance
Title track: “Last Dance”
- Label
- Klap Entertainment / Genie Music
Promotional single for the Universe platform; recorded by the five active members.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Last DanceTitle
I Burn
Title track: “Hwaa”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #3 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 252,952 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Republic Records
Fourth Korean EP and the last release with the six-member line-up.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1Hann (Alone in Winter) — Korean title 한(寒)
- 2Hwaa — Korean title 화(火花)Title
- 3Moon
- 4Where Is Love
- 5Lost
- 6Dahlia
Oh My God
Title track: “Oh My God”
- Label
- Universal Music Japan
Second Japanese EP; “Tung-Tung (Empty)” is an original Japanese track co-written by Minnie.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Oh My God — Japanese versionTitle
- 2Uh-Oh — Japanese version
- 3Senorita — Japanese version
- 4Tung-Tung (Empty)
- 5Dumdi Dumdi — Japanese version
Dumdi Dumdi
Title track: “Dumdi Dumdi”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 128,209 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Republic Records
First single album, released as a summer record.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1Dumdi Dumdi — Korean title 덤디덤디Title
- 2I'm the Trend
I'm the Trend
Title track: “I'm the Trend”
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Universal Music, Republic Records
Fan song first performed at the online concert I-Land: Who Am I; later included on Dumdi Dumdi.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1I'm the TrendTitle
I Trust
Title track: “Oh My God”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 175,891 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment, Republic Records
Third Korean EP and the group's first number-one album in South Korea.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Oh My GodTitle
- 2Luv U — Korean title 사랑해
- 3Maybe
- 4Lion
- 5Oh My God (English Version)
Lion
Title track: “Lion”
- Label
- Cube Entertainment
Released through Mnet's Queendom as part of Queendom Final Comeback; later included on I Trust.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1LionTitle
Latata
Title track: “Latata”
- Label
- Universal Music Japan
Japanese debut EP; a Japanese version of “Hann (Alone)” was an iTunes-only bonus track.
Tracklist · 4 tracks
- 1Latata — Japanese versionTitle
- 2Light My Fire
- 3Maze — Japanese version
- 4For You
Uh-Oh
Title track: “Uh-Oh”
- Label
- Cube Entertainment
Second digital single.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Uh-OhTitle
I Made
Title track: “Senorita”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 56,282 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment
Second Korean EP; “Blow Your Mind” was Minnie's first writing credit.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1SenoritaTitle
- 2What's Your Name
- 3Put It Straight — Korean title 싫다고 말해
- 4Give Me Your — Korean title 주세요
- 5Blow Your Mind
Hann (Alone)
Title track: “Hann (Alone)”
- Label
- Cube Entertainment
First digital single; it brought the group its first Show Champion win.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Hann (Alone)Title
I Am
Title track: “Latata”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #6 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 58,826 sold (KR)
- Label
- Cube Entertainment
Debut EP, released as (G)I-dle.
Tracklist · 6 tracks
- 1LatataTitle
- 2$$$ — Korean title 달라 (Dalla)
- 3Maze
- 4Don't Text Me
- 5What's in Your House? — Korean title 알고 싶어
- 6Hear Me — Korean title 들어줘요
Physical albums · Korea
I-dle album sales
Copies per release: first week on the Hanteo chart and the cumulative Circle figure. A ring marks a release that set a new personal best at the time.
- Best-selling release
- 1.69M
- 2 · 2024
- Copies sold in Korea
- 7.94M
- across 14 releases
+Show as a table
| Release | Released | First week | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| We Made | Jul 6, 2026 | — | 556,307 |
| We Are | May 19, 2025 | — | 1,090,662 |
| We Are I-dle | May 2, 2025 | — | 36,555 |
| I Sway | Jul 8, 2024 | — | 1,005,979 |
| 2 | Jan 29, 2024 | — | 1,687,293 |
| Heat | Oct 5, 2023 | — | 169,782 |
| I Feel | May 15, 2023 | — | 1,519,632 |
| I Love | Oct 17, 2022 | — | 873,358 |
| I Never Die | Mar 14, 2022 | — | 323,898 |
| I Burn | Jan 11, 2021 | — | 252,952 |
| Dumdi Dumdi | Aug 3, 2020 | — | 128,209 |
| I Trust | Apr 6, 2020 | — | 175,891 |
| I Made | Feb 26, 2019 | — | 56,282 |
| I Am | May 2, 2018 | — | 58,826 |
Weekly music programs
I-dle music show wins
Every first place on The Show, Show Champion, M Countdown, Music Bank, Show! Music Core and Inkigayo, grouped by song.
3“Mono”3 wins · Feb 2026
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
3“Klaxon”3 wins · Aug 2024 · Triple crown on Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
3“Fate”3 wins · Mar–Apr 2024 · Triple crown on Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
4“Super Lady”4 wins · Feb 2024 · Triple crown on M Countdown
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- M Countdown
- M Countdown
13“Queencard”13 wins · May–Jul 2023 · Triple crown on Show! Music Core, Inkigayo
- The Show
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Music Core
- Music Core
- Music Bank
11“Nxde”11 wins · Oct–Nov 2022 · Triple crown on Show! Music Core, Inkigayo
- The Show
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
8“Tomboy”8 wins · Mar–Jun 2022 · Triple crown on Inkigayo
- The Show
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
10“Hwaa”10 wins · Jan–Feb 2021 · Triple crown on M Countdown
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- The Show
- M Countdown
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
6“Dumdi Dumdi”6 wins · Aug 2020
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
4“Oh My God”4 wins · Apr 2020
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
1“Uh-Oh”1 win · Jul 2019
- The Show
1“Senorita”1 win · Mar 2019
- Show Champ.
1“Hann”1 win · Sep 2018
- M Countdown
2“Hann (Alone)”2 wins · Aug–Sep 2018
- Show Champ.
- The Show
3“Latata”3 wins · May 2018
- The Show
- M Countdown
- The Show
58 wins · 22 nominations
I-dle awards
202512 awards
The Platinum (Bonsang)
Asia Star Entertainer Awards
Global K-pop Leader
Asia Star Entertainer Awards
Record of the Year (Daesang)
Asia Star Entertainer Awards
Digital Song Bonsang · “Fate”
Golden Disc Awards
Album Bonsang · 2
Golden Disc Awards
Best Song (Daesang) · “Fate”
Hanteo Music Awards
Global Generation Icon
Hanteo Music Awards
Artist of the Year (Bonsang)
Hanteo Music Awards
Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Commendation
Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards
Fans' Choice Top 10
MAMA Awards
Grand Prize (Daesang)
Seoul Music Awards
Main Prize (Bonsang)
Seoul Music Awards
202411 awards
Artist of the Year – Streaming Unique Listeners · “Queencard”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Global Streaming · “Queencard”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Digital · “Queencard”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Digital Song Bonsang · “Queencard”
Golden Disc Awards
Main Award (Bonsang)
Hanteo Music Awards
Best Artist 10
Korea Grand Music Awards
Grand Record (Daesang)
Korea Grand Music Awards
Best Vocal Performance – Group · “Fate”
MAMA Awards
Fans' Choice Female
MAMA Awards
Top 10 Artist
Melon Music Awards
Record of the Year
Melon Music Awards
20239 awards
Global Digital Music – March · “Tomboy”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Digital Song Bonsang · “Tomboy”
Golden Disc Awards
Most Popular Artist
Golden Disc Awards
Artist of the Year (Bonsang)
Hanteo Music Awards
Favorite Global Performer – Female Group
MAMA Awards
Top 10 Artist
Melon Music Awards
Millions Top 10 Artist · I Feel
Melon Music Awards
Best Performance
Seoul Music Awards
Main Award (Bonsang)
Seoul Music Awards
20227 awards
Best Record Award · “Tomboy”
Genie Music Awards
Best Female Group
Genie Music Awards
Best Singer
Korea Broadcasting Prizes
Favorite Female Group
MAMA Awards
Best Music Video · “Tomboy”
Melon Music Awards
Top 10 Artist
Melon Music Awards
Artist of the Year (Bonsang)
The Fact Music Awards
20212 awards
Best Female Performance Award · “Oh My God”
Golden Disc Awards
Best Performance
Seoul Music Awards
20207 awards
Best Emotive Award
Asia Artist Awards
World Rookie of the Year
Gaon Chart Music Awards
Best Female Performance Award · “Lion”
Golden Disc Awards
Best 3 New Artists (Asia)
Japan Gold Disc Award
Performance Award
Soribada Best K-Music Awards
Best Performer Award
The Fact Music Awards
Global Hot-Trend Award
The Fact Music Awards
20195 awards
Groove Award
Asia Artist Awards
New Artist of the Year – Digital
Gaon Chart Music Awards
Rookie of the Year – Digital
Golden Disc Awards
New Wave Award
Soribada Best K-Music Awards
Next Leader Award
The Fact Music Awards
20185 awards
Rookie of the Year – Music
Asia Artist Awards
The Female New Artist
Genie Music Awards
Best New Artist
Korea Popular Music Awards
Best of Next
MAMA Awards
Best New Artist (Female)
Melon Music Awards
+Also nominated 22 times
- 2026 · Golden Disc Awards — Album Bonsang (We Are)
- 2025 · Golden Disc Awards — Digital Daesang (“Fate”)
- 2025 · Golden Disc Awards — Album Daesang (2)
- 2025 · Korean Music Awards — Best K-pop Album (2)
- 2024 · Golden Disc Awards — Digital Daesang (“Queencard”)
- 2024 · Melon Music Awards — Artist of the Year
- 2024 · Melon Music Awards — Song of the Year (“Fate”)
- 2024 · Melon Music Awards — Album of the Year (2)
- 2024 · iHeartRadio Music Awards — K-pop Artist of the Year
- 2024 · iHeartRadio Music Awards — Best Duo/Group of the Year
- 2023 · Golden Disc Awards — Digital Daesang (“Tomboy”)
- 2023 · Korean Music Awards — Song of the Year (“Tomboy”)
- 2023 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year
- 2023 · MAMA Awards — Album of the Year (I Feel)
- 2023 · MAMA Awards — Song of the Year (“Queencard”)
- 2022 · MAMA Awards — Album of the Year (I Never Die)
- 2022 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year
- 2022 · MAMA Awards — Song of the Year (“Tomboy”)
- 2021 · MTV Video Music Awards — Best K-Pop Video (“Dumdi Dumdi”)
- 2020 · MTV Video Music Awards — Best K-Pop Video (“Oh My God”)
- 2019 · Golden Disc Awards — Digital Daesang (“Latata”)
- 2018 · MTV Europe Music Awards — Best Korean Act