H.O.T. was a popular five-member South Korean boy band in the mid to late 1990s. Their name is an acronym, standing for "High-five Of Teenagers". They were formed by SM Entertainment in 1996 and disbanded in 2001. H.O.T. was a group that enjoyed massive success in their career, allowing them to become major influences on the future of boy bands and the rest of the music scene in Korea, their popularity also led to the creation of female groups in Korea.

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  • H.O.T. was a popular five-member South Korean boy band in the mid to late 1990s. Their name is an acronym, standing for "High-five Of Teenagers". They were formed by SM Entertainment in 1996 and disbanded in 2001. H.O.T. was a group that enjoyed massive success in their career, allowing them to become major influences on the future of boy bands and the rest of the music scene in Korea, their popularity also led to the creation of female groups in Korea. The group was formed by Lee Soo Man, the head of SM Entertainment, in 1996. Kangta was the first to join the group when he and a friend were discovered singing and dancing at an amusement park. Moon Hee-joon auditioned and made it into the group, and he recommended that Jae Won be considered; he auditioned and made it as well. Jang Woo Hyuk joined after winning a dancing contest, and Tony An, originally discovered by Brothers Entertainment in the United States, moved to SM with his friend Andy Lee, who later pulled out and joined the group Shinhwa. The new group was called H.O.T. - High Five of Teenagers. H.O.T. made their debut with their first album, We Hate All Kinds of Violence in September 1996. This album and its first single, Junsa Ae Hoo Yeh, sparked controversy because some of their songs apparently plagiarized others, and lawsuits were placed against the group. Despite this demeaning debut, they released a second single from the album, Candy, which became the first of many of their releases to hit the top spot. The released their second album in June 1997, entitled Wolf & Sheep. This became another controversial release, since the title track featured strong language that caused it to be banned from all the major radio stations. However, a second single from this album, “We Are the Future” brought them back into the spotlight with another #1 hit. The next year the group had their first live tour, starting with the Olympic Park Gymnasium Area in Seoul. H.O.T. was the first Kpop group to hold a concert here, thanks to their large fanbase. They released their third album, Resurrection, in September 1998. This album featured a more “serious” style, with music gravitating towards rock. They released their fourth album, Iyah!, and a “Best of” album in the following year, 1999 . They also starred in a "Space Jam"-like movie called "Age of Peace", for which they also released a soundtrack consisting songs that the members themselves composed. Everything in the film except for the five members were computerized, and the film was released in Japan during promotional activities for their fourth album. They won numerous awards from KMTV, and various popular music shows in Korea for their fourth album and the soundtrack. They released their fifth and final album, Outside Castle, in September 2000. All of the members took part in composing the lyrics. H.O.T. enjoyed great success with all of their albums, and were known for their talent of writing and composing many of their own songs. In addition, Moon Hee-joon and Jang Woo Hyuk were also known for their dancing abilities, and often choreographed the groups routines. Throughout their career, H.O.T. were often featured in adverts. They even had their own soda brand with the catchphrase "I only drink H.O.T.". In 1998, "We Are The Future"'s earned an American MTV Award for Best International Video. In May 2001 their contract with SM Entertainment was almost up, and as they did not feel that they were receiving enough royalties, they decided to disband, and pursue solo careers: Kangta and Moon Hee-joon were offered contracts under SM Entertainment, while the remaining three started a short-lived, moderately successful band called JTL. Later, Jang Woo Hyuk created his own dancing school called "Newest Academy", while in 2005 Moon Hee-joon left SM Entertainment and created his own entertainment company, PS Entertainment. Tony An released a solo album and also created his own company, Tn Entertainment. Later, in 2005, Jae Won released his own solo album, as did Woo Hyuk. Kangta recently became a the subject of media attention after expressing interest in having the band reunite once again in the first half of 2011.
  • Gli H.O.T. erano un popolare gruppo pop sudcoreano composto di cinque membri, nato alla metà degli anni '90. Il loro nome era un acronimo che stava per "High-five Of Teenagers" (I cinque sommi degli adolescenti). Formato dall'etichetta discografica SM Entertainment, il gruppo si sciolse nel 2001.
  • H.O.T. （エイチオーティー、Template:Lang）は、韓国の男性5人組ダンス・アイドルグループである。1996年のデビューから2001年の解散まで韓国で圧倒的な人気を誇り、韓国ポップス界の歴史を変えたとも言われている。 グループ名は“High-five Of Teenagers”（ハイファイブ・オブ・ティーンエイジャー）の略で、「10代の勝利」という意味が込められている。ファンからは「エチョティ」（Template:Lang）とも呼ばれている。
  • H.O.T. , eller High-Five Of Teenagers, var et koreansk boyband som regjerte hitlistene i sitt eget hjemland på slutten av 1990-tallet. Den besto av fem medlemmer og ble dannet i 1996 og oppløst fem år senere i 2001. H.O.T. har i tillegg til å være en av de mest suksessrike bandene gjennom tidene i Sør-Korea, også blitt sett på den gruppa som standarden for K-pop-genren i hjemlandet.
  • H.O.T. ，韩国人氣偶像組合。成員有隊長文熙俊、安七炫、李在元、張佑赫、安勝浩，1996年出道，2001年解散。解散後，安七炫與文熙俊各自發行了個人專輯，而張佑赫，安勝浩和李在元離開了SM公司，與Yejeon Media簽約，组成了新團體JTL。「H.O.T. 」這個名稱本身是縮寫，全寫是「High-five of Teenager」，指的就是五位活力充沛的青少年。所以，念法為一個一個單字念「H.O.T. 」而非英語的單字「HOT」。H.O.T. 打破了當時對於舞曲團體的刻板印象，一個團員負責唱歌，其它人則負責Rap或合音或舞蹈部份，H.O.T. 與眾不同的特色是個個都能舞能唱，成為超越偶像的實力派的少年團體。隨著他們的兩張專輯《戰士的後裔》、《狼和羊》不斷地創下驚人地銷售與得獎紀錄，他們也成為韓國90年代後期最有代表性的「文化商品」。而H.O. T也主導著韓國演唱舞蹈組合的發展方向。由團員們直接參與，精心制作的第三張專輯，在短短的三個月裡就賣出了106萬張，這個記錄至今無人能比。在現代的流行音樂中溶入對現實的批判，這種音樂形式取得了空前的成功。像H.O. T這樣，每個團員都有自己突出的特點，鮮明的個性的組合在韓國的確非常少見，也因此H.O. T吸引了不同類型的廣大歌迷。
  • H.O.T. était un populaire boy band sud-coréen des années 90. Leur nom H.O.T. est un acronyme pour "High-five Of Teenagers". Ils ont été formés par SM Entertainment en 1996 et dissous en 2001. Composé à l'origine de 6 membres Moon Hee Jun, Jang Woo Hyuk, Tony An, Kangta, Lee Jae Won et Andy. C'est en 1998 qu'Andy quitte le groupe suite à la demande de ses parents. Peu de temps après, il se retrouvera rappeur dans le groupe Shinhwa. Kangta a récemment annoncé, qu'en 2011 le groupe ferait son grand retour, cependant le label n'a encore rien confirmé.
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  • Gli H.O.T. erano un popolare gruppo pop sudcoreano composto di cinque membri, nato alla metà degli anni '90. Il loro nome era un acronimo che stava per "High-five Of Teenagers" (I cinque sommi degli adolescenti). Formato dall'etichetta discografica SM Entertainment, il gruppo si sciolse nel 2001.
  • H.O.T. （エイチオーティー、Template:Lang）は、韓国の男性5人組ダンス・アイドルグループである。1996年のデビューから2001年の解散まで韓国で圧倒的な人気を誇り、韓国ポップス界の歴史を変えたとも言われている。 グループ名は“High-five Of Teenagers”（ハイファイブ・オブ・ティーンエイジャー）の略で、「10代の勝利」という意味が込められている。ファンからは「エチョティ」（Template:Lang）とも呼ばれている。
  • H.O.T. , eller High-Five Of Teenagers, var et koreansk boyband som regjerte hitlistene i sitt eget hjemland på slutten av 1990-tallet. Den besto av fem medlemmer og ble dannet i 1996 og oppløst fem år senere i 2001. H.O.T. har i tillegg til å være en av de mest suksessrike bandene gjennom tidene i Sør-Korea, også blitt sett på den gruppa som standarden for K-pop-genren i hjemlandet.
  • H.O.T. was a popular five-member South Korean boy band in the mid to late 1990s. Their name is an acronym, standing for "High-five Of Teenagers". They were formed by SM Entertainment in 1996 and disbanded in 2001. H.O.T. was a group that enjoyed massive success in their career, allowing them to become major influences on the future of boy bands and the rest of the music scene in Korea, their popularity also led to the creation of female groups in Korea.
  • H.O.T. ，韩国人氣偶像組合。成員有隊長文熙俊、安七炫、李在元、張佑赫、安勝浩，1996年出道，2001年解散。解散後，安七炫與文熙俊各自發行了個人專輯，而張佑赫，安勝浩和李在元離開了SM公司，與Yejeon Media簽約，组成了新團體JTL。「H.O.T. 」這個名稱本身是縮寫，全寫是「High-five of Teenager」，指的就是五位活力充沛的青少年。所以，念法為一個一個單字念「H.O.T. 」而非英語的單字「HOT」。H.O.T. 打破了當時對於舞曲團體的刻板印象，一個團員負責唱歌，其它人則負責Rap或合音或舞蹈部份，H.O.T. 與眾不同的特色是個個都能舞能唱，成為超越偶像的實力派的少年團體。隨著他們的兩張專輯《戰士的後裔》、《狼和羊》不斷地創下驚人地銷售與得獎紀錄，他們也成為韓國90年代後期最有代表性的「文化商品」。而H.O. T也主導著韓國演唱舞蹈組合的發展方向。由團員們直接參與，精心制作的第三張專輯，在短短的三個月裡就賣出了106萬張，這個記錄至今無人能比。在現代的流行音樂中溶入對現實的批判，這種音樂形式取得了空前的成功。像H.O.
  • H.O.T. était un populaire boy band sud-coréen des années 90. Leur nom H.O.T. est un acronyme pour "High-five Of Teenagers". Ils ont été formés par SM Entertainment en 1996 et dissous en 2001. Composé à l'origine de 6 membres Moon Hee Jun, Jang Woo Hyuk, Tony An, Kangta, Lee Jae Won et Andy. C'est en 1998 qu'Andy quitte le groupe suite à la demande de ses parents. Peu de temps après, il se retrouvera rappeur dans le groupe Shinhwa.
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