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Jinusean (stylized in all caps; ) was a South Korean hip hop duo signed to YG Entertainment. The duo, which is made up of Jinu and Sean, debuted in 1997 and rose to fame with the single, "Tell Me." They are considered pioneers of Korean hip hop.

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Jinusean
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Jinusean in 2016
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South Korea
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YG Entertainment
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YG Family
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Official website
www.jinusean.co.kr
Image
Hello MrK Concert 2016 10.jpg
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inception
1997-00-00
start of work period
1997-00-00
dissolved, abolished or demolished date
2020-00-00
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13 sections
Contents
  • History
  • Members
  • Discography
  • Studio albums
  • Singles
  • Videography
  • Music videos
  • Filmography
  • Television shows
  • Concerts
  • Awards and nominations
  • References
  • External links

Jinusean (stylized in all caps; ) was a South Korean hip hop duo signed to YG Entertainment. The duo, which is made up of Jinu and Sean, debuted in 1997 and rose to fame with the single, "Tell Me." They are considered pioneers of Korean hip hop.

==History== Prior to forming Jinusean, Sean worked as a back-up dancer for legendary K-pop group Seo Taiji and Boys in the early 1990s, and Jinu debuted as a solo artist with the song, "I Was The Captain" in 1994. The two debuted as Jinusean with the single, "Gasoline," in 1997 under the guidance of YG Entertainment CEO and former Seo Taiji and Boys member Yang Hyun-suk and former Deux member Lee Hyun Do. Their second single, "Tell Me" (featuring singer Uhm Jung-hwa), was the duo's first hit and propelled them to stardom. Notably, Jinusean became the first hip hop artist to sell over 700,000 copies in South Korea.

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