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Lim Young-woong's YouTube Channel Surpasses 3.2 Billion Cumulative Views — Over 100 Videos with 10 Million+ Views

Singer Lim Young-woong's official YouTube channel has set yet another milestone. Surpassing 3.2 billion cumulative views, it continues its record among the very top YouTube channels of Korean solo singers. 3,204,830,000+ Views as of the 23rd — 1.79 Million Subscribers As of the 23rd, the total views of Lim Young-woong's official YouTube channel stood at 3,204,835,460. The channel has 1.79 million subscribers and about 1,000 uploaded videos. After reaching 3.19 billion views on the 17th, it gained another 10 million in just six days to cross the 3.2-billion mark. Since opening on December 2, 2011, the channel has grown steadily alongside Lim Young-woong's musical career. In particular, after gaining explosive popularity following TV Chosun's "Mr. Trot" in 2020, it has continued its record among the very top YouTube channels of Korean solo singers. Content Loved Evenly, Without Depending on Any One Hit Numerous videos — including the audio video of his signature song "Sarangeun Neul Domangga" ("Love Always Runs Away"), the music video for "Byeolbit Gateun Naui Saranga" ("My Starlight Love"), "Ije Naman Mideoyo" ("Trust Only Me Now"), and "Dasi Mannal Su Isseulkka" ("Can We Meet Again") — maintain high view counts over the long term, driving the channel's overall record. Notably, more than 100 videos have surpassed 10 million views. Rather than relying on one or two specific hits, the channel's hallmark is that a wide range of content — from audio videos to live-stage footage, covers, and everyday content — is loved evenly. Among roughly 1,000 videos, about one in nine has reached 10 million views. A Record Built by the Fandom "Hero Age" The unwavering interest and support of the fandom "Hero Age" (Young-woong Sidae) is cited as the driving force behind this record. An industry insider assessed, "3.2 billion cumulative YouTube views for a Korean male solo singer is a highly unusual figure," adding, "It's not a one-off issue but the result of trust with fans built over a long time and steady content consumption." 10th Debut Anniversary — The Standing of a "YouTube Hero" Marking his 10th debut anniversary this year, Lim Young-woong continues his activities by presenting new music and content through projects such as "IM HERO 10." Recently, he topped MBC's "Show! Music Core" with his new song "Ttotto," won two awards at the 2026 The Fact Music Awards (TMA), and took No. 1 in Melon's weekly popularity award — showing a "trending" run across many fronts. His YouTube channel communicates with fans through diverse videos — audio videos, live stages, behind-the-scenes, and everyday content — further cementing his standing as a "YouTube hero." Anticipation is gathering over what new records the trust with fans built up behind the number 3.2 billion will lead to next.

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Lim Young-woong's Generous 10th-Anniversary Gift: 10 Songs — Special Album "IM HERO 10" Out September 8

Singer Lim Young-woong has prepared a special gift for fans on his 10th debut anniversary. With a special album of 10 songs, "IM HERO 10," and a stadium concert, his "love for fans" — repaying an anniversary with music and the stage rather than just marking a number — shines once again. Ten Songs to Match the 10th Anniversary — Including Six New Tracks According to his agency Mulgogi Music, Lim Young-woong will release his 10th-anniversary special digital album "IM HERO 10" at 6 p.m. on September 8. It's a special gift from Lim — who marked his 10th debut anniversary on August 8 — to his fandom, "Hero Age" (Young-woong Sidae). What catches the eye is the scale. Belying the name "special album," it is packed with 10 songs in all. Six are new tracks: "Moise," "Baila," "Ttotto," "Budi Haengbokhaejil Geot" ("Please Be Happy"), "Sarawon Woorige" ("To Us Who Have Lived"), and "New York." Added to these are four existing songs, newly included: "Sarangeun Neul Domangga" ("Love Always Runs Away"), "Morae Algaengi" ("Grains of Sand"), "A bientot," and his debut song "Miwoyo" ("I Hate You"). The track count was set at 10 to match the 10th anniversary. With new music, it shows the Lim Young-woong to come, while bringing back songs familiar to fans — including his debut track "Miwoyo" — to look back on the past decade. It's neither simply a new record collecting new songs nor a best-of album bundling past hits, but a lineup focused on the "10th anniversary" itself. Communicating with Fans Through "Hand Acting" Spoilers Lim Young-woong's fan service doesn't stop at grand events. Ahead of unveiling his new music, he personally took to so-called "hand acting" spoilers, giving fans yet another thing to enjoy. Instead of words, he expressed hints about the new songs through gestures and movements, and fans set out to guess what they meant. Not giving away the answer right away became the fun of it. Fans studied Lim Young-woong's every gesture, interpreting the meaning and sharing their guesses with one another. Rather than simply waiting for the new songs to drop, he turned the whole pre-release process into a "game" fans could enjoy together. Premiering All Tracks at the Stadium, Before Release The first audience to hear the new album is, again, the fans. From September 4 to 6, Lim Young-woong will hold the concert "IM HERO - THE STADIUM 2" at the Main Stadium of Goyang Sports Complex, premiering all 10 tracks from "IM HERO 10." The official release comes after the concerts, on September 8. Beyond the usual practice of performing one or two new songs early at a show, he chose to unveil the entire new album before fans first. The fans who fill the stadium will experience the 10th-anniversary album in full before anyone else. From the Wait to the Meeting — Together with Fans The album's teaser video, under the concept "Daehan's Festival," featured people in colorful, ornate masks and scenes as if preparing a festival, emphasizing a Korean sensibility. With staging based on gugak (traditional Korean music) rhythms that brought out both liveliness and grandeur, it heightened anticipation for the new record. What runs through Lim Young-woong's 10th-anniversary journey is that he ceaselessly creates "things to enjoy" for fans. He tosses out hints with hand acting and fans deduce them; he prepares 10 songs for the 10th anniversary and then plays them all at the venue before the official release. He shares not only the finished product but the moments of waiting, guessing, and meeting it for the first time. Lim Young-woong is crossing the milestone of a decade together with fans — filling it densely with music, concerts, and small games alike.

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