Girl groupSource Music2022–present
Le Sserafim
르세라핌LE SSERAFIM
Five-member Source Music girl group whose name is an anagram of “I'm Fearless” — debuted in May 2022 with Fearless and has taken six albums into the Billboard 200 top fourteen.
- Debut
- 2022
- May 2, 2022
- Members
- 5
- 1 former
- Show wins
- 37
- latest Jun 4
- Awards won
- 40
- 43 nominations
5 members
Le Sserafim members
Former: Kim Garam
Sakura
사쿠라Miyawaki Sakura (宮脇咲良)
- Age
- 28
- Height
- 163 cm
- MBTI
- INTP
- Born
- Mar 19, 1998
- From
- Kagoshima, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan
- Blood type
- A
Sakura Miyawaki joined HKT48 as a first-generation trainee in July 2011 and spent a decade with the group, taking lead positions on AKB48 singles and topping the Oricon photobook chart along the way. She placed second on Mnet's Produce 48 in 2018, promoted with Iz*One until the group's contract expired in April 2021, and graduated from HKT48 that June. She signed with Source Music in March 2022, was the first Le Sserafim member to be revealed, and has since written for the group on records from Antifragile to Pureflow Pt. 1.
LeaderChaeWon
채원Kim Chae-won
- Age
- 19
- Height
- 163 cm
- MBTI
- INTP
- Born
- May 2, 2007
- From
- Seochang-dong, Namdong-gu, Incheon, South Korea
- Blood type
- AB
Kim ChaeWon opened the final sequence of member reveals as S21 in April 2024. She debuted with all 24 members on Assemble24 and soon formed Glow before joining Sun.
Huh Yunjin
허윤진Huh Yun-jin
- Age
- 24
- Height
- 172 cm
- MBTI
- ENFJ
- Born
- Oct 8, 2001
- From
- Seoul, South Korea
- Blood type
- B
Huh Yunjin left Seoul for the United States at eight months old and grew up in Wisconsin and Niskayuna, New York, teaching herself Taylor Swift songs on guitar and singing in high-school musicals. She returned to South Korea at sixteen to train, competed on Produce 48 in 2018 for Pledis Entertainment and was eliminated in 26th place; after years without a debut she had moved back to the United States for college when Hybe approached her in 2021. She was the sixth and last member of Le Sserafim to be revealed, on April 9, 2022, and has since written on nearly every group release as well as five solo singles.
Kazuha
카즈하Nakamura Kazuha (中村一葉)
- Age
- 23
- Height
- 170 cm
- MBTI
- INFJ
- Born
- Aug 9, 2003
- From
- Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
- Blood type
- A
Kazuha Nakamura started ballet at three and won junior competitions in Japan before studying at the Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Moscow, the Royal Ballet School in Britain and the Dutch National Ballet Academy in Amsterdam. She passed a Source Music online audition in September 2021 with a performance of BTS's "Dynamite"; Big Hit Music founder Bang Si-hyuk travelled to the Netherlands to meet her, and Hybe sent coaches there because the COVID-19 pandemic kept her from flying. She reached South Korea in January 2022, was revealed as the fifth member on April 8 and debuted a month later.
Hong Eunchae
홍은채Hong Eun-chae
- Age
- 19
- Height
- 170 cm
- MBTI
- ISTJ
- Born
- Nov 10, 2006
- From
- Miryang, South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea
- Blood type
- A
Hong Eunchae is Le Sserafim's youngest member. She studied at Def Dance School for two years and auditioned for JYP Entertainment and Pledis Entertainment before joining Source Music in January 2021, spending roughly fifteen months as a trainee. Revealed as the third member on April 6, 2022, she went on to host KBS2's Music Bank from February 2023 to September 2024 and has taken writing credits on the group's records since Unforgiven.
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About Le Sserafim
- Debut
- May 2, 2022
- with “Fearless”
- Agency
- Source Music
- founded 2009
- Fandom
- FEARNOT
- Leader
- ChaeWon
- Oldest
- Sakura
- 28 years old
- Youngest (maknae)
- ChaeWon
- 19 years old
- Generation
- 4th gen
- debuts 2018–2022
- Origin
- Seoul, South Korea
- Status
- Active
- 2022–present
- First music show win
- “Fearless”
- The Show · May 10, 2022 · 8 days after debut
- Latest release
- Iconic by Mistake
- Jun 12, 2026
Le Sserafim (르세라핌, written by its label in capitals as LE SSERAFIM) is a girl group assembled in Seoul by Source Music, a Hybe label. The company announced the project on March 14, 2022 and revealed the name on March 28: it is an anagram of the English sentence “I'm Fearless” and also points at the six-winged seraphim. The six members were introduced one a day between April 4 and 9, 2022 — Sakura, Kim Garam, Hong Eunchae, Kim Chaewon, Kazuha and Huh Yunjin — and the group debuted on May 2 with the EP Fearless, taking a first music show trophy on SBS MTV's The Show eight days later. Three of them had already met on Mnet's Produce 48 in 2018: Sakura, by then ten years into a career with HKT48, finished second and Kim Chaewon tenth, and both promoted with Iz*One until it disbanded in April 2021, while Huh Yunjin was eliminated in 26th place. Kazuha was a prize-winning ballet student at the Dutch National Ballet Academy when Bang Si-hyuk flew to the Netherlands to recruit her, and Hong Eunchae had joined Source Music in January 2021 after an audition at a dance academy. On May 20, 2022 Hybe and Source Music suspended Kim Garam's activities while bullying allegations raised shortly before the debut were investigated — the companies rejected the claims and said they would take legal action over them — and on July 20 they announced that her contract had been terminated and that Le Sserafim would continue as five.
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The second EP Antifragile (October 2022), the first release by the five-member line-up, sold more than a million copies in South Korea and reached number 14 on the Billboard 200, at the time the fastest chart entry there by a K-pop girl group. The group started in Japan on January 25, 2023 with the single “Fearless”, which went to number one on the Oricon singles chart and was certified double platinum, and the first studio album Unforgiven followed on May 1, 2023 — a first number one on the Circle Album Chart, a first Billboard 200 top ten and a second million-seller, led by “Unforgiven” with Nile Rodgers and “Eve, Psyche & the Bluebeard's Wife”. The English single “Perfect Night”, made with Blizzard Entertainment to promote Overwatch 2 in October 2023, became their first number one on the Circle Digital Chart and held the top for six non-consecutive weeks. Easy (February 2024) returned them to the Billboard 200 top ten and brought a first Billboard Hot 100 entry; that April they played Coachella with Nile Rodgers and premiered “1-800-Hot-N-Fun”, in September “Easy” won Push Performance of the Year at the MTV Video Music Awards, and in November they took Best Push at the MTV Europe Music Awards. Crazy (August 2024) and Hot (March 2025), the latter written partly with the British band Jungle, kept the run of top-ten Billboard 200 records going.
The Easy Crazy Hot Tour, the group's first world tour, ran from Incheon in April 2025 to Seoul in February 2026 over 31 shows in Asia and North America and grossed $34.1 million, putting it among the ten highest-grossing K-pop tours of 2025. Between legs came the first single album, Spaghetti (October 2025), whose title track features BTS's J-Hope and topped the Oricon singles chart, and a New Year's Eve performance in Times Square. The second studio album Pureflow Pt. 1 arrived on May 22, 2026 behind the pre-released single “Celebration” and the main track “Boompala”, built on a sample of Los del Río's “Macarena”; three weeks later the group joined Hybe label mates Illit and Katseye on “Iconic by Mistake”, the first record the three girl groups had made together. The Pureflow Tour opened at the Inspire Arena in Incheon on July 11, 2026 and is scheduled to run to Manila on December 6 across 34 shows, taking in the group's first concerts in Europe, and a second single album, Made My Night, is announced for September 11, 2026.
Frequently asked
How many members does Le Sserafim have?
Le Sserafim has 5 members: Sakura, ChaeWon, Huh Yunjin, Kazuha and Hong Eunchae. Kim Garam is a former member.
When did Le Sserafim debut?
Le Sserafim debuted on May 2, 2022 with Fearless and its title track “Fearless” under Source Music.
Who is the leader of Le Sserafim?
ChaeWon is the leader of Le Sserafim. The youngest member (maknae) is ChaeWon, the oldest is Sakura.
What is Le Sserafim's fandom name?
Le Sserafim's fans are called FEARNOT.
How many music show wins does Le Sserafim have?
Le Sserafim has 37 music show wins. The first came on May 10, 2022 with “Fearless” on The Show, 8 days after debut.
Which generation is Le Sserafim?
Le Sserafim is a 4th generation K-pop group (debuted 2022).
18 releases · newest first
Le Sserafim 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 18 · newest
Iconic by Mistake
Title track: “Iconic by Mistake”
- Label
- Belift Lab / Source Music / Hybe UMG / Geffen Records
First joint single by the three Hybe girl groups Le Sserafim, Illit and Katseye.
Tracklist · 3 tracks
- 1Iconic by Mistake — with Illit and KatseyeTitle
- 2Iconic by Mistake (clean edit) — with Illit and Katseye
- 3Iconic by Mistake (instrumental)
Pureflow Pt. 1
Title tracks: “Celebration”, “Boompala”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 679,669 sold (KR)
- Label
- Source Music
Second studio album; number 10 on the Billboard 200 and certified 2× platinum by the KMCA.
Tracklist · 11 tracks
- 1Pureflow
- 2Boompala — second single; interpolates “Macarena” by Los del RíoTitle
- 3Celebration — lead single, pre-released April 24, 2026Title
- 4Creatures
- 5Iffy Iffy
- 6Need Your Company — Korean title 우리 어떻게 더 사귈 수 있을까
- 7Sonder
- 8Saki — featuring Aliyah's Interlude
- 9Irony
- 10Trust Exercise
- 11Liminal Space
Spaghetti
Title track: “Spaghetti”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #3 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 627,899 sold (KR)
- Label
- Source Music
First single album; the physical CD holds the first two tracks, and the digital edition adds clean versions of all four as tracks 5–8. Number one on the Oricon Singles Chart.
Tracklist · 4 tracks
- 1Spaghetti — featuring J-Hope of BTSTitle
- 2Pearlies (My Oyster Is the World)
- 3Spaghetti (Member version) — digital edition only
- 4Spaghetti (English version) — digital edition only; featuring J-Hope of BTS
The Noise
Title track: “The Noise”
- Label
- Source Music / Virgin Music
Promotional single made with Yoasobi for the 20th anniversary of the Japanese fashion retailer Zozotown.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1The Noise — with Yoasobi; samples Yoasobi's “Yoru ni Kakeru”Title
Easy-Crazy-Hot
- Label
- Source Music
Vinyl-only compilation collecting the EPs Easy, Crazy and Hot in full; number 25 on Billboard's Top Album Sales.
Tracklist · 15 tracks
- 1Good Bones
- 2Easy
- 3Swan Song
- 4Smart
- 5We Got So Much
- 6Chasing Lightning
- 7Crazy
- 8Pierrot
- 91-800-Hot-N-Fun
- 10Crazier — Korean title 미치지 못하는 이유
- 11Born Fire
- 12Hot
- 13Come Over
- 14Ash
- 15So Cynical (Badum)
Different
Title track: “Different”
- Label
- Source Music / Universal Music Japan
Fourth Japanese single and the first built around an original Japanese song; number two on the Oricon Singles Chart, certified gold by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 3 tracks
- 1Different — released digitally on June 9, 2025Title
- 2Hot — Japanese version
- 3Kawaii — produced by Gen Hoshino; theme song of the Netflix series My Melody & Kuromi
Hot
Title track: “Hot”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 735,492 sold (KR)
- Label
- Source Music
Fifth EP; number nine on the Billboard 200 and certified 2× platinum by the KMCA.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Born Fire
- 2HotTitle
- 3Come Over — written and produced with the British band Jungle
- 4Ash
- 5So Cynical (Badum)
Crazy
Title track: “Crazy”
- Label
- Source Music / Universal Music Japan
Third Japanese single; number two on the Oricon Singles Chart, certified gold by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 3 tracks
- 1Crazy — Japanese versionTitle
- 2Easy — Japanese version
- 3Star Signs — pre-released November 12, 2024 as the campaign song for the Japanese retailer Lumine
Crazy
Title track: “Crazy”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 825,191 sold (KR)
- Label
- Source Music
Fourth EP; number seven on the Billboard 200. Remixes of “Crazy” followed with Dashaun Wesley, PinkPantheress and David Guetta.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Chasing Lightning
- 2CrazyTitle
- 3Pierrot — samples Kim Wan-sun's “Pierrot Smiling at Us”
- 41-800-Hot-N-Fun — first performed at Coachella in April 2024
- 5Crazier — Korean title 미치지 못하는 이유
Easy
Title tracks: “Easy”, “Smart”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,185,248 sold (KR)
- Label
- Source Music
Third EP; number eight on the Billboard 200 and a million-seller in South Korea. “Easy” was the group's first Billboard Hot 100 entry.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1Good Bones
- 2EasyTitle
- 3Swan Song
- 4Smart — second single, March 5, 2024Title
- 5We Got So Much
Dresscode
Title track: “Dresscode”
- Label
- Source Music
Theme song of the Japanese live-action series Sexy Tanaka-san; number 65 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Dresscode — Japanese title ドレスコードTitle
Perfect Night
Title track: “Perfect Night”
- Label
- Source Music
First English-language single, made with Blizzard Entertainment to promote Overwatch 2; the group's first number one on the Circle Digital Chart, held for six non-consecutive weeks.
Tracklist · 1 track
- 1Perfect NightTitle
Unforgiven
Title track: “Unforgiven”
- Label
- Source Music / EMI Records / Universal Music Japan
Second Japanese single; number two on the Oricon Singles Chart, certified platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 3 tracks
- 1Unforgiven — Japanese version; featuring Nile Rodgers and AdoTitle
- 2Antifragile — Japanese version
- 3Jewelry — original Japanese song, produced by Imase; pre-released July 25, 2023
Guardian
Title track: “Guardian”
- Label
- Creativus / Kakao Entertainment
Released as part four of the soundtrack to the animated film Bastions; number 83 on the Circle Download Chart.
Tracklist · 2 tracks
- 1GuardianTitle
- 2Guardian (Instrumental)
Unforgiven
Title tracks: “Unforgiven”, “Eve, Psyche & the Bluebeard's Wife”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #1 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,571,548 sold (KR)
- Label
- Source Music
Debut studio album and first number one on the Circle Album Chart; number six on the Billboard 200 and certified million by the KMCA.
Tracklist · 13 tracks
- 1The World Is My Oyster — 2023 version
- 2Fearless — 2023 version
- 3Blue Flame — 2023 version
- 4The Hydra
- 5Antifragile
- 6Impurities
- 7Burn the Bridge
- 8Unforgiven — featuring Nile Rodgers; contains part of Ennio Morricone's “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”Title
- 9No-Return (Into the Unknown)
- 10Eve, Psyche & the Bluebeard's Wife — Korean title 이브, 프시케 그리고 푸른 수염의 아내; released as a single on July 14, 2023Title
- 11Fearnot (Between You, Me and the Lamppost) — Korean title 피어나
- 12Flash Forward
- 13Fire in the Belly
Fearless
Title track: “Fearless”
- Label
- Source Music / EMI Records / Universal Music Japan
Japanese debut single; number one on the Oricon Singles Chart with 222,286 first-week copies and certified 2× platinum by the RIAJ.
Tracklist · 3 tracks
- 1Fearless — Japanese versionTitle
- 2Blue Flame — Japanese version
- 3Choices — original Japanese song; theme of the drama 3000 Yen: How to Enrich Life
Antifragile
Title track: “Antifragile”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 1,233,769 sold (KR)
- Label
- Source Music
Second EP and the first release by the five-member line-up; the group's first million-seller and, at number 14 on the Billboard 200, the fastest chart entry there by a K-pop girl group at the time.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1The Hydra
- 2AntifragileTitle
- 3Impurities
- 4No Celestial
- 5Good Parts (When the Quality Is Bad but I Am)
Fearless
Title track: “Fearless”
- Peak, Circle Album Chart
- #2 Circle Album Chart
- Sales, Korea
- 570,995 sold (KR)
- Label
- Source Music
Debut EP, released with six members; more than 175,000 copies sold on the first day, then a record for the debut album of a female K-pop act.
Tracklist · 5 tracks
- 1The World Is My Oyster
- 2FearlessTitle
- 3Blue Flame
- 4The Great Mermaid
- 5Sour Grapes
Physical albums · Korea
Le Sserafim 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
- 1.57M
- Unforgiven · 2023
- Copies sold in Korea
- 7.43M
- across 8 releases
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| Release | Released | First week | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pureflow Pt. 1 | May 22, 2026 | — | 679,669 |
| Spaghetti | Oct 24, 2025 | — | 627,899 |
| Hot | Mar 14, 2025 | — | 735,492 |
| Crazy | Aug 30, 2024 | — | 825,191 |
| Easy | Feb 19, 2024 | — | 1,185,248 |
| Unforgiven | May 1, 2023 | — | 1,571,548 |
| Antifragile | Oct 17, 2022 | — | 1,233,769 |
| Fearless | May 2, 2022 | — | 570,995 |
Weekly music programs
Le Sserafim music show wins
Every first place on The Show, Show Champion, M Countdown, Music Bank, Show! Music Core and Inkigayo, grouped by song.
1“Boompala”1 win · Jun 2026
- M Countdown
1“Spaghetti”1 win · Nov 2025
- Inkigayo
4“Hot”4 wins · Mar–May 2025
- Music Bank
- Inkigayo
- Inkigayo
- Music Core
4“Crazy”4 wins · Sep 2024 · Triple crown on M Countdown
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- M Countdown
- M Countdown
9“Easy”9 wins · Feb–Mar 2024 · Triple crown on M Countdown
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Inkigayo
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
2“Perfect Night”2 wins · Dec 2023
- Music Core
- Music Core
1“Eve, Psyche & the Bluebeard's Wife”1 win · Jul 2023
- Inkigayo
6“Unforgiven”6 wins · May 2023
- The Show
- Show Champ.
- M Countdown
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Inkigayo
5“Antifragile”5 wins · Nov–Dec 2022 · Triple crown on Show! Music Core
- Music Bank
- Music Bank
- Music Core
- Music Core
- Music Core
4“Fearless”4 wins · May–Jun 2022
- The Show
- Music Bank
- The Show
- Show Champ.
40 wins · 43 nominations
Le Sserafim awards
20264 awards
Best Digital Song (Bonsang) · “Hot”
Golden Disc Awards
World Best Artist
Seoul Music Awards
Best Song Award · “Spaghetti”
Seoul Music Awards
Main Prize (Bonsang)
Seoul Music Awards
20257 awards
Music Icon of the Year (Daesang)
Asia Artist Awards
Best Artist Award – Music
Asia Artist Awards
Best Group
Golden Disc Awards
Most Popular Artist – Female
Golden Disc Awards
Artist of the Year
Hanteo Music Awards
Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Commendation
Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards
Fans' Choice Top 10 – Female
MAMA Awards
202412 awards
Best Artist Award – Music
Asia Artist Awards
Best Music Video · “Crazy”
Asia Artist Awards
Performance of the Year (Daesang)
Asia Artist Awards
Top 20 Songs of the Year (Overseas) · “Easy”
Asian Pop Music Awards
Record of the Year (Overseas) · “Easy”
Asian Pop Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Streaming Unique Listeners · “Unforgiven”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Digital · “Unforgiven”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Best Album (Bonsang) · Unforgiven
Golden Disc Awards
Best Digital Song (Bonsang) · “Unforgiven”
Golden Disc Awards
Special International Music Award
Japan Record Awards
Best Push
MTV Europe Music Awards
Push Performance of the Year · “Easy”
MTV Video Music Awards
20239 awards
Top 20 Songs of the Year (Overseas) · “Unforgiven”
Asian Pop Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Global Digital Music (October) · “Antifragile”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Artist of the Year – Global Digital Music (May) · “Fearless”
Circle Chart Music Awards
Rookie Artist of the Year
Golden Disc Awards
K-Global Best Music Award
K-Global Heart Dream Awards
Favorite Dance Performance Female Group
MAMA Awards
Millions Top 10 Artist · Unforgiven
Melon Music Awards
Top 10 Artist Award
Melon Music Awards
Rookie of the Year
Seoul Music Awards
20228 awards
Best Musician Award
Asia Artist Awards
Rookie of the Year – Music
Asia Artist Awards
K-Global Super Rookie Award
K-Global Heart Dream Awards
K-Global Best Music Video Award
K-Global Heart Dream Awards
Favorite New Artist
MAMA Awards
Best Performance – Female
Melon Music Awards
Hot Trend Award
Melon Music Awards
Next Leader Award
The Fact Music Awards
+Also nominated 43 times
- 2026 · American Music Awards — Best Female K-Pop Artist
- 2026 · Golden Disc Awards — Song of the Year (Digital Daesang) (“Hot”)
- 2026 · Golden Disc Awards — Most Popular Artist – Female
- 2026 · Hanteo Music Awards — Artist of the Year
- 2026 · MTV Video Music Awards — Best K-Pop (“Spaghetti”)
- 2026 · Music Awards Japan — Best K-Pop Song in Japan (“Different”)
- 2026 · Music Awards Japan — International Song powered by Spotify (“Different” and “Spaghetti”)
- 2026 · Music Awards Japan — Best K-Pop Artist
- 2026 · Seoul Music Awards — K-Wave Special Award
- 2025 · Golden Disc Awards — Best Digital Song (Bonsang) (“Easy”)
- 2025 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year (Daesang)
- 2025 · MAMA Awards — Song of the Year (Daesang) (“Hot”)
- 2025 · MAMA Awards — Fans' Choice of the Year (Daesang)
- 2025 · Melon Music Awards — Top 10 Artist
- 2025 · Music Awards Japan — Best K-pop Song in Japan (“Perfect Night”)
- 2025 · Music Awards Japan — Best of Listeners' Choice: International Song (“Perfect Night” and “Crazy”)
- 2025 · iHeartRadio Music Awards — Favorite K-pop Dance Challenge (“Smart”)
- 2024 · Golden Disc Awards — Song of the Year (Daesang) (“Unforgiven”)
- 2024 · Golden Disc Awards — Album of the Year (Daesang) (Unforgiven)
- 2024 · MAMA Awards — Song of the Year (Daesang) (“Crazy” and “Easy”)
- 2024 · MAMA Awards — Album of the Year (Daesang) (Easy)
- 2024 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year (Daesang)
- 2024 · MTV Europe Music Awards — Best K-Pop
- 2024 · MTV Europe Music Awards — Best New
- 2024 · Melon Music Awards — Album of the Year (Daesang) (Easy)
- 2024 · Melon Music Awards — Top 10 Artist
- 2023 · Circle Chart Music Awards — New Artist of the Year – Physical (Antifragile)
- 2023 · Circle Chart Music Awards — New Artist of the Year – Digital (“Fearless”)
- 2023 · Golden Disc Awards — Best Digital Song (Bonsang) (“Fearless”)
- 2023 · Korean Music Awards — Rookie of the Year
- 2023 · Korean Music Awards — Best K-Pop Album (Antifragile)
- 2023 · Korean Music Awards — Best K-Pop Song (“Antifragile”)
- 2023 · MAMA Awards — Album of the Year (Daesang) (Unforgiven)
- 2023 · MAMA Awards — Song of the Year (Daesang) (“Unforgiven”)
- 2023 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year (Daesang)
- 2023 · Melon Music Awards — Album of the Year (Daesang) (Unforgiven)
- 2023 · Melon Music Awards — Artist of the Year (Daesang)
- 2023 · Melon Music Awards — Song of the Year (Daesang) (“Unforgiven”)
- 2022 · MAMA Awards — Song of the Year (Daesang) (“Fearless”)
- 2022 · MAMA Awards — Best New Female Artist
- 2022 · MAMA Awards — Artist of the Year (Daesang)
- 2022 · Melon Music Awards — Artist of the Year (Daesang)
- 2022 · Melon Music Awards — Best New Artist