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RM behind the scenes of the "Boy with Luv" music video shoot, March 2019
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Kim Nam-joon


(1994-09-12) September 12, 1994 (age 27)

Dongjak District, Seoul, Due south Korea
Teaching Apgujeong High School
Global Cyber University
Occupation
  • Rapper
  • songwriter
  • record producer
Years active 2010 (2010)–present
Awards ROK Order of Cultural Merit Hwa-gwan (5th Class) ribbon.PNG Hwagwan Order of Cultural Merit (2018)
Musical career
Genres
  • Chiliad-pop
  • hip hop
  • R&B
Instruments Vocals
Labels Big Hit
Associated acts
  • BTS

Musical artist
Korean name
Hangul

김남준

Hanja

金南俊

Revised Romanization Gim Nam-jun
McCune–Reischauer Kim Namchun
Signature
RM signature.svg

Kim Nam-joon (Korean: 김남준 ; born September 12, 1994), ameliorate known past his stage name RM (formerly Rap Monster), is a South Korean rapper, songwriter and tape producer. He is the leader of the South Korean male child group BTS. In 2015, he released his beginning solo mixtape, RM. In October 2018, his second mixtape, Mono, was the highest-charting album past a Korean soloist on the Billboard 200 nautical chart, having peaked at number 26. He has recorded with artists such as Wale, Younha, Warren Thousand, Gaeko, Krizz Kaliko, MFBTY, Autumn Out Boy, Main, and Lil Nas Ten.

Early life and didactics

Kim Nam-joon (Korean: 김남준 ) was born on September 12, 1994, in Dongjak District, S Korea, and grew up in Ilsan Commune, Goyang, where his family moved when he was four or v.[ane] [two] [3] He is the elder of two siblings and has a younger sis.[4] Every bit a child, RM largely learned English through watching Friends with his female parent.[5] [6] As a student, he actively wrote poetry and often received awards for his writings.[7] He posted his work to an online poetry website for roughly 1 year, where he received moderate attention. Through this, RM grew interested in pursuing a literary career only decided against information technology.[seven] When he was twelve he studied in New Zealand for four months.[8]

At the historic period of 11, RM became interested in hip-hop music later hearing Epik High's "Wing" in fifth grade.[nine] He establish that the song had provided him comfort, and, due to this, decided to look farther into the genre. Post-obit an introduction to American rapper Eminem by his school teacher, RM grew interested in lyricism, printing lyrics he felt were "absurd" and sharing them with his friends. RM transitioned to writing lyrics then, stating that his poesy became lyrics when information technology combined with music. In 2007, every bit a first year center school student, RM began rapping in local apprentice hip-hop circles, creating his showtime self-composed recording for the start time using the program Adobe Audition (then chosen Cool Edit). He later participated in his beginning concert in 2008.[7] RM eventually became more than active in the surreptitious Korean hip-hop scene under the moniker "Runch Randa", releasing a number of tracks and collaborations with other underground rappers, such as Zico.[10]

In school, RM scored in the top ane% of the nation in the university entrance examinations for language, math, foreign language and social studies and had an IQ of 148.[11] RM's parents were strongly opposed to his interest in a musical career due to his bookish achievements, and initially RM decided to set music aside to focus on his studies. In order to convince his mother to allow him to be a rapper, he asked her if "she wanted to have a son who was a kickoff-place rapper, or a 5,000th-place student".[vii]

In March 2019, later on graduating from Global Cyber University with a caste in Dissemination and Entertainment, RM enrolled at Hanyang Cyber University for the Primary of Business organisation Administration program in Advertising and Media.[12]

Name

RM selected the proper noun "Rap Monster" during his fourth dimension as an idol trainee. The proper noun derives from the lyrics of a song he wrote, inspired by San Due east's "Rap Genius". The lyrics contained a segment where San Due east declares he should exist called a "rap monster" as he "raps non-stop".[7] He adopted the phase proper name considering he felt information technology was "cool".[13] RM has described himself as having a dear-hate relationship with the name, feeling that information technology was not selected for beingness of "incredible value" to him.[seven]

He formally changed his stage name to "RM" in November 2017, as he determined that "Rap Monster" was no longer representative of who he was or the music that he creates.[14] In an interview with Entertainment This evening RM stated that "[the proper noun] could symbolize many things. Information technology could accept more spectrums to it." "Real Me" was provided as a possible electric current meaning.[13]

Career

2010–2013: Big Hit Entertainment and debut with BTS

In 2009, RM auditioned for Large Deal Records, passing the kickoff round along with Samuel Seo but failing the second round every bit he forgot all his lyrics.[7] However, following the audience, rapper Sleepy exchanged contact information with RM, who he later mentioned to Large Hit Entertainment producer Pdogg.[fifteen] In 2010, Sleepy contacted RM, encouraging him to audition for Big Hit CEO Bang Si-hyuk. Blindside offered RM a spot at the record characterization, and, without his parents' cognition, RM accepted the offer immediately.[vii] The interaction caused Bang and Pdogg to start product of a hip hop group, which somewhen became idol group BTS.[sixteen] RM joined Big Striking Amusement shortly after at age sixteen.[17]

RM trained for three years with beau rapper Min Yoon-gi and dancer Jung Ho-seok, who later became known equally Suga and J-Hope respectively.[eighteen] [19] During his three-year trainee period, RM performed on 5 pre-debut tracks credited to BTS in 2010 and 2011.[ commendation needed ] He as well worked as a songwriter for girl grouping Glam and helped pen their debut single, "Party (XXO)", an explicitly pro-LGBTQ vocal which was praised by Billboard as "one of the most forward-thinking songs out of a M-pop girl grouping in the past decade."[xx] On June 13, 2013, RM made his debut with BTS,[21] and has since produced and written lyrics for a variety of tracks on all of BTS' albums. On August 29, 2013, RM performed the intro rail to BTS' first extended play O!RUL8,2?, which was released as a trailer ahead of the EP's September 11 release and marked his first solo released collectively as "BTS".[22]

2014–2016: First solo collaborations, RM, and Problematic Men

On Baronial 5, 2014, Large Hit Entertainment released a trailer for BTS' outset studio album Dark & Wild, which was fix to release on the Baronial 20. The rap track, later released as collectively under BTS "Intro: What Am I to You?", was a solo performed by RM.[23] Through reality television prove American Hustle Life that was used to produce Dark & Wild,[24] RM formed a working human relationship with Warren K, who offered to give BTS a beat.[25] In an interview with Korean magazine Hip Hop Playa, Warren Chiliad stated that he had befriended BTS through the program and had kept in touch with the band after they returned to South Korea.[26] On March 4, 2015, RM released a unmarried with Warren G entitled, "P.D.D (Please Don't Die)" alee of his first solo mixtape RM, following an offer by Warren One thousand to collaborate.[25] [27] This rails reflected how RM felt towards those who hated and criticized him at the time, which he used to detect very upsetting.[26]

That same March, RM collaborated with hip hop projection group MFBTY along with EE and Dino J as a characteristic for the song "Bucku Bucku". He featured in the music video for "Bucku Bucku," and also had a cameo in another MFBTY music video for their song, "Blindside Diggy Blindside Bang".[11] [28] RM first formed a lasting working human relationship with MFBTY member Tiger JK during a TV show in 2013 when Tiger JK was promoting his song "The Cure", telling the rapper that he grew upward listening to him.[29]

RM was cast equally a regular on the Korean variety program Problematic Men where cast members are given a diversity of puzzles and problems to solve and work through them by talking about their own thoughts and experiences. The plan began airing on February 26, 2015, even so RM left the bear witness later 22 episodes due to BTS' 2015 Reddish Bullet globe tour.[30] [31]

On March 17, 2015, RM released his first solo mixtape, RM, which ranked 48th on Spin's "50 Best Hip Hop Albums of 2015".[32] The mixtape featured a multifariousness of topics such every bit RM'southward past on the track "Phonation" and the thought that "you're you and I'thou me" in the track "Do You".[26] When discussing his work on the track "God Rap", RM described himself as an atheist, assertive that the just thing that determines his fate was himself.[25] The entirety of his work on the mixtape took effectually 4 or five months, with RM working on it in between BTS' activities.[7] The following year, RM recalled that he had largely written well-nigh the negative emotions he had been carrying, such as anger and rage, but stated that the songs are non "100% under [his] sovereignty" and that he felt many parts of the mixtape were "immature". He as well added that he hoped his next mixtape to be something he worked on by himself.[7] Following the mixtape, RM featured along with Kwon Jin-ah on Chief's "U" that April.[11] That August, RM collaborated with Curiosity for Fantastic Four's soundtrack in Korea, releasing the digital unmarried, "Fantastic" featuring Mandy Ventrice through Melon, Genie, Naver Music and other music sites.[33] In August 2016, vocal duo Homme released a single titled "Dilemma" which was co-produced past RM and Bang Si-hyuk.[34]

2017–nowadays: 2d mixtape Mono and farther collaborations

In March 2017, RM collaborated with American rapper Wale on a special socially-charged track chosen "Change", released equally a costless digital download forth with an accompanying music video filmed about two weeks prior to the rails'southward release.[35] [36] The pair first formed a relationship over Twitter with Wale reaching out to RM in 2016, having seen RM'southward cover of his track "Illest Bowwow".[35] RM decided on the topic of "Change", saying that though the two rappers were extremely different, their commonality lay in the fact that both America and Korea had their political and social situations and both of them wanted the earth to modify for the better.[37] A calendar month later, RM featured on the track "Gajah" with Gaeko of Dynamic Duo.[38] That December, RM collaborated on a remix of Fall Out Male child's vocal "Champion".[39] The rails reached number 18 on Billboard's Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles, and helped RM accomplish number 46 on the Emerging Artists Chart for the week of Jan 8, 2018.[xl] [41] On Dec 27, RM made history as the first G-pop creative person to chart on the Rock Digital Songs chart, coming in at number two on the listing.[42]

RM released his 2nd mixtape Mono, which he referred to every bit a "playlist", on October 23, 2018.[43] He became the first Korean artist to rank number ane on the Emerging Artists Chart in the United States with the playlist.[44] The playlist was critically well received, with RM laying "his deep insecurities bare on songs like 'Tokyo' and 'Seoul'".[45] The runway "Seoul" was produced past British electropop duo Honne. Honne first discovered RM after seeing him recommend their music on Twitter, and eventually met him in Seoul following 1 of their concerts. The interaction caused the duo to desire to collaborate with RM.[46] That November, RM also collaborated with Tiger JK on his last and terminal album equally Drunken Tiger before retiring the name, featuring on the track "Timeless". Tiger JK originally expected RM'due south lyrics to contain self praise, which was the tendency of rap at the time, but RM wrote the lyrics to go out behind the historical significant of Drunken Tiger's name.[47]

On March 25, 2019, Honne announced that RM had provided a feature on their remake of "Crying Over You lot" aslope singer BEKA, which was released on March 27.[48] Honne had originally released "Crying Over You lot" in 2018, with merely BEKA providing a feature. The song was originally slated for a January 2019 release but was postponed due to "unforeseen circumstances".[49] Chinese singer Bibi Zhou was added to the Chinese release, appearing with RM and replacing BEKA.[50] The same day, Big Hit Amusement released the vocal "Persona" as a trailer for BTS' EP Map of the Soul: Persona, performed as a solo past RM.[51] Persona debuted at 17 on Billboard's YouTube Vocal Chart.[52] Iii months later, on July 24, 2019, RM featured on the fourth official remix of Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road," entitled "Seoul Town Road", "infuse[ing]...his English-language verse with a surprisingly good Southern twang".[53] [54] On December 29, it was announced that RM would be featuring on Younha'due south track "Winter Bloom", which was released on January half-dozen, 2020.[55] RM too features on "Don't", the championship track of Korean singer eAeon'southward 2d solo anthology released on April 30th, 2021.[56]

Artistry and impact

RM is a baritone.[57] In 2017, American hip-hop magazine XXL included him in its list of "x Korean Rappers Y'all Should Know", with author Peter A. Berry stating that "Rap Monster rarely fails to live up to his name". Berry described RM equally "one of the region's most dexterous rappers, capable of switching flows effortlessly as he glides across an array of diverse instrumentals".[58] Crystal Tai of the S China Morning Mail noted that RM has "received much praise for his natural flow and lyrics". Speaking virtually RM's work, Noisey's Bianca Mendez wrote that "he'south got some My Beautiful Nighttime Twisted Fantasy [past Kanye West] in him, just he's closer to...Earl Sweatshirt and Chance the Rapper in spirit, and that'south exciting".[17] In January 2020, he was promoted from acquaintance to a full fellow member of the Korea Music Copyright Association.[59]

In a survey conducted by Gallup Korea, RM ranked as the twelfth virtually preferred idol of the twelvemonth for 2018.[60] He ranked 11th in 2019.[61] In 2018, RM was awarded the fifth-class Hwagwan Order of Cultural Merit by the President of South Korea forth with the other members of BTS, for his contributions to Korean culture.[62] In July 2021, he was appointed Special Presidential Envoy for Futurity Generations and Civilisation by President Moon Jae-in, along with the other members of BTS, to aid "lead the global agenda for future generations, such every bit sustainable growth" and "expand South Korea's diplomatic efforts and global standing" in the international customs.[63]

Personal life

Since 2018 he has lived in Hannam-dong, Seoul, South Korea with his bandmates.[64] In November 2019, he bought a property in Hannam-dong, Yongsan District, Seoul, South Korea for ₩4.9 billion, selling for ₩5.eight billion ane year afterward.[65] In June 2021, it was revealed that he bought another dwelling in Hannam-dong, South Korea worth United states$5.seven meg.[66]

Health

In 2018, he underwent septoplasty for his nasal septum divergence. He went on hiatus as he healed from the operation.[67]

Philanthropy

For his 25th altogether, RM donated 100 million won to the Seoul Samsun School to help students who are hearing impaired receive music educational activity.[68] In Dec 2020, the Arts Council of Korea named him one of its ten 2020 Patrons of the Arts, in recognition of his donation of 100 meg won to the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art for the printing and distribution of diverse rare art books to schools and libraries in rural and mountainous regions.[69]

Awards and nominations

Discography

Mixtapes

  • RM (2015)
  • Mono (2018)

As producer

Filmography

Telly

Year Network Title Function Episode(south) Note(s) Ref.
2014 Mnet 4things Prove - Rap Monster Himself 3 Documentary virtually Rap Monster [74]
2015 tvN Hot Brain: Problematic Men Cast member 1-22 Quiz/knowledge bear witness [75]
[76]
SBS Inkigayo Host N/A with Sungjae (BtoB) [77]
2016 MBig TV Close-upwards Observation Diary on Idol: Discover Me Himself 2 Reality show about his daily life [78]
KBS Gura-Chacha: Fourth dimension Slip - New Boy Bandage member Pilot Reality show [79]
SBS Inkigayo Host N/A with Jin, Kei & Mijoo (Lovelyz) [80]
with Jin [81]
Mnet KCON New York with Ailee [82]
2017 M Countdown with J-Hope & Jimin [83]

Music videos

Yr Championship Length Managing director(s) Note Ref.
2013 "Perfect Christmas" 3:45 Unknown with Jungkook, Jo Kwon, Lim Jeong-hee, & Jo Hee (8eight) [84]
2015 "Do You" 3:08 Woo-gie Kim (GDW) [85]
"Awakening" 2:forty Unknown
"Joke" 3:19
"P.D.D" 4:18 with Warren G [84]
"Fantastic" iii:56 featuring Mandy Ventrice [86]
2017 "Change" 4:49 Beom-jin (VM Projection Compages) with Wale [87]
2018 "forever rain" 4:28 Choi Jae-hoon Animation [88]
"seoul" 4:33 Yong-seok Choi (Lumpens) Lyric video [89]
"moonchild" iii:38 [90]

Trailers and short films

Year Title Length Director(s) Note Ref.
2013 "Intro:O!RUL8,2" i:21 Unknown Blitheness [91]
2014 "Intro:What Am I To You?" two:53 [92]
2016 "Reflection #5" 3:02 Yong-seok Choi (Lumpens) [93]
[94]
2019 "Persona" ii:58 Comeback trailer [95]

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