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Key from ‘SHINee’ Biography (Kim Kibum) Age, Height.

As per his education, he attended Yeong Shin Middle School in his hometown, which at the age of 14 he represented in various water-skiing competitions. They released the Japanese version of the Korean debut hit song “Replay,” which peaked at No.2 on the Japanese music chart; it passed the 100,000 sales mark immediately and was given Gold certification by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.

They released Japanese versions of other hit songs such as “Lucifer” and “Juliette”, and before 2011 ended, their first Japanese EP called “The First,” which charted at No.4 with 125,000 units sold, earning its second Gold certification from the RIAJ.

In April 2012, Key and the boys held their first Japanese concert tour entitled “Shinee World 2012.” They made history at that time by being the first Korean act to have more than 200,000 attendees at their 20 shows in seven cities, including Nagoya, Osaka, Sapporo, and Tokyo.

He was suffering from depression and could no longer hold on. They are called Commes Des and Garçon. They were seen in widely popular Korean TV shows such as “Idol Maknae Rebellion.” Key also made his theatrical debut alongside other Korean celebrities, in the Korean version of the Broadway musical entitled “Catch Me If You Can.” As the group’s popularity grew further with their new releases, the members eventually branched off into other types of entertainment, such as acting.

• Key’s net worth is estimated to be over $6 million and he is active on various social media networks.



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Who is Key Shinee?

Born Kim Ki-Bum under the sign of Libra on the 23^rd of September 1991, in Daegu, South Korea, Key is a 26-year-old Asian singer, rapper, dancer, radio host, actor and promotional model, perhaps best known for being the vocalist, lead dancer and lead rapper of one of the most popular K-Pop boy groups – “SHINee.” He has had a number of other jobs across various branches of the entertainment industry in his often lucrative career since 2008.

Early Life and Education

Key – apparently an only child – was raised by his grandmother in his birthplace, as his mother was very sick after giving birth, and his father was busy with work, though the names and professions of both of his parents are unspecified.

The lead track, “Ring Ding Dong” became one of their hit songs, and they took home six music show trophies from KBS’ “Music Bank,” SBS’ “Inkigayo,” and Mnet’s “M Countdown,”

On 19 July 2010, one of their most iconic songs, “Lucifer,” was released on their second studio album with the same name.

The album peaked at No.1 on the Gaon Album Chart with 130,000 units sold, while the title track rose to No.2 on the Gaon Digital Chart with 1.5 million downloads in South Korea, and about 67,000 units sold in the US.

The repackaged album, “Hello,” was released later in October, and it peaked at No.17 on the local charts. Key and the boys were quite happy during the promotions, as they received four music show trophies for “Lucifer”, and two for “Hello.”

“Shine The First Concert – Shinee World” was held in Japan at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium at the end of 2011, and it then became an Asian Tour as more shows were added in 2012, starting in Seoul with five more shows in other Asian countries, including Taiwan, Singapore and China.

Their fourth EP, “Sherlock,” released in March 2012, became their first No.1 album.

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