3rd generation · E-HO Entertainment / HY Entertainment

MR.MR

ミスターミスター / 미스터미스터

MR.MR worked both sides of the Korea-Japan line, releasing singles in each and changing members often enough to complicate the timeline.

  • 2012DebutOct 4, 2012
  • 5Members
  • 3thGeneration
  • MISOFandom
Do You Feel Me / Official MV

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In 30 seconds: MR.MR

Tey's singing anchors the Korean releases from the debut through Highway, Waiting For You, Do You Feel Me, BIGMAN and Out.

Useful if you want to hear what a smaller agency's boy group actually sounded like in those years.

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Key facts

Group name
MR.MR
Reading / Hangul
ミスターミスター / 미스터미스터
Company
E-HO Entertainment / HY Entertainment
Debut date
October 4, 2012
Days active
5,096 days (13 years, 11 months)
Debut song
Who's That Girl
Generation
3rd generation
Fandom name
MISO(ミソ)
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Member guide

Profile comparison

MembersBirth dateBlood typeMBTINationality
リュ1994-12-1131Not disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
ジン1988-03-1538Not disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
チャンジェ1991-11-2934Not disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
ドヨン1991-05-3035Not disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
テイ1992-06-1834Not disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
ジウォン1993-01-0133Not disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
ホン1992-05-0134Not disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
サンヒョン1995-04-2731Not disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea
ジェミン1995-11-2930Not disclosedNot disclosedSouth Korea

Ages are as of 2026-09-17.

Selected releases

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Start here

Follow a few songs from the starting point to the group's current sound.

Kizuna artwork

February 9, 2018 · Japan Single

Kizuna

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From debut to now

  • 2012
    The debut period, where an official Music Core stage also survives, holds the origin of MR.MR.
  • 2013
    Official music videos for Highway and Do You Feel Me plus an M COUNTDOWN stage added to the main songs of the Korean period.
  • 2014
    BIGMAN has both a music video and a Practice Ver., making it the way into the staging and the choreography.
  • 2015
    Out stands as the main music video of the later Korean period, and the 1theK official upload carries the weight of the performing.
  • 2016
    Just 1 Light and GOOD TO BE BAD widened the route through the Japanese releases, which can be followed apart from the Korean period.
  • 2018
    KIZUNA is the official music video from the later stretch of the Japanese run, kept apart from the Korean music videos.
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Key achievements

Key milestones

2012Debut with Who's That GirlOfficial broadcast stages such as Music Core show what the Korean debut period was like.
2014BIGMAN Practice Ver.Besides the music video, BIGMAN has a Practice Ver., so the choreography can be followed too.
2016Official run of Japanese releasesJust 1 Light and GOOD TO BE BAD make it possible to follow the work aimed at Japan separately from the Korean releases.
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Official links

Official site

Official social accounts and platforms

Shopping guide

Verified English shopping links are not yet available.

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KPOP DISCOVER's MR.MR note

MR.MR is a five-piece boy group that debuted in October 2012 with Who's That Girl. Signed to E-HO Entertainment / HY Entertainment, they built up a run of work with songs centred on dance pop and R&B. Working at a scale different from the full promotional push of a major label, they kept releasing stages and footage steadily, and are recorded as a third-generation group.

Highway, Do You Feel Me and Out come up as the signature songs of the Korean period. Highway shows the basic colour of the group in an early official music video, while Do You Feel Me also left an M COUNTDOWN stage, so it holds up from both the filmed and the live side. Out sits on the 1theK official channel and carries the weight of the later Korean years. Moving between dance pop and R&B, a musical direction that chose density over flash settled during this stretch.

From 2016 the focus shifted to Japan, adding singles such as Just 1 Light and KIZUNA. The recorded span of activity runs from 2012 to 2019, so the whole shape can be traced as two shelves, one Korean and one Japanese. Who's That Girl into Do You Feel Me and on to Out gives the basic colour, the thickness of the live side and the weight of the later years.

Editors' take Who's That Girl / Do You Feel Me / Out — the dance pop and R&B core in three songs, from a five-piece out of E-HO Entertainment / HY Entertainment.

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Japan activity score

KPOP DISCOVER original metric
No. 82/ 210 groups

No. 82 of 210 groups with recorded activity in Japan (top 39%)

  • 2Japanese releases
  • 11Japan-related tracks
  • 0Members from Japan
  • 2Official Japanese accounts

The denominator is the 210 groups, out of 525 covered by KPOP DISCOVER, whose raw score reaches at least one point. The score adds 10 points per Japanese-market release, 3 per Japan-related track, 12 per member from Japan, and 8 per official Japanese account. Japanese-market releases carry the most weight because they are the most direct evidence of activity; related tracks add track-level detail; members from Japan stand for Japanese-language communication and continuity; official accounts stand for a permanent point of contact. The weights are an editorial judgement, not a statistical optimisation, and the ranking tracks release volume in Japan closely. Source: releases, tracks, members, and official links recorded by KPOP DISCOVER (updated 2026-09-17).

How this score is calculated →View in Japanese

Frequently asked questions

What defines MR.MR?
Tey's singing anchors the Korean releases from the debut through Highway, Waiting For You, Do You Feel Me, BIGMAN and Out.
Why should a new listener start with MR.MR?
Useful if you want to hear what a smaller agency's boy group actually sounded like in those years.
Which songs should a new listener try first?
Start with Who's That Girl, Do You Feel Me, Big Man, then continue to the official video index.