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Yoo Seung-jun (유승준)
Yoo Seung-jun (유승준, Steve Yoo), born 1976 in Seoul, is a first-generation K-pop dance soloist whose 2002 US naturalization amid draft controversy brought an entry ban and two decades of visa litigation.
Yooh
Yooh is a Japanese music producer and DJ who works in hardcore, trance, and EDM. He gained initial attention in 2012 through the rhythm game SOUND VOLTEX.
Yook Sung-jae
Yook Sung-jae (육성재), born 1995 in Yongin, is a South Korean singer and actor: BTOB sub-vocalist since the March 2012 debut, drama lead in School 2015, Goblin, The Golden Spoon, and The Haunted Palace, and soloist under iWill Media since 2023.
Yoon Bo-mi (윤보미)
Yoon Bo-mi (윤보미), born 1993, in Suwon, is a South Korean singer and actress, mononymously Bomi, a member of Apink since its 2011 debut, active in sub-units BnN, YOS, and CHOBOM, and in dramas including Queen of Tears.
Yoon Bo-ra (윤보라)
Yoon Bo-ra (윤보라), known as Bora, born 1989, is a South Korean actress and former main rapper and main dancer of SISTAR and SISTAR19 under Starship, later acting in Dr. Romantic 2 and 3.
Yoon Do-hyun
Yoon Do-hyun (윤도현), born 1972 in Paju, South Korea, is a rock singer and frontman of YB, the band he formed in the mid-1990s that has sold over 2 million albums.
Yoon Doo-joon (윤두준)
Yoon Doo-joon (윤두준, born 1989) is a South Korean singer-actor, leader of Highlight, which debuted as Beast in 2009; after a Cube Entertainment trademark dispute he helped found Around Us Entertainment and acted in dramas including Let's Eat 2 and No Gwipilsoo.
Yoon Mi Rae & Tiger JK & Bizzy
Yoon Mi Rae & Tiger JK & Bizzy (윤미래&타이거 JK&비지), known as MFBTY, is a South Korean hip-hop trio formed in 2013 on the label Feel Ghood Music.
Yoon Mi-rae
Yoon Mi-rae (윤미래), born Natasha Shanta Reid, also known as Tasha Reid or t, is a Korean American R&B and hip hop artist, Uptown and MFBTY member, Feel Ghood Music co-founder, and 'OST Queen' married to Tiger JK.
Yoon Seo-yeon
Yoon Seo-yeon (윤서연) is a South Korean singer under Modhaus and the first member revealed of the 24-member girl group tripleS, active in sub-units including LOVElution and neptune.
Yooyoung (music)
Yooyoung (이유영), born Lee Yoo-young, is a South Korean singer and actress who debuted in 2012 as an original member of the girl group Hello Venus.
Yoru no Honki Dance
Yoru no Honki Dance (夜の本気ダンス) is a Japanese rock band formed in 2008 in Uji, Kyoto, known for its dance-rock style and theme songs for anime, drama, and film.
Yoshi (Kim Ji-hoon)
Yoshi (요시), born Kanemoto Yoshinori in Kobe, Japan in 2000, is a fourth-generation Korean-Japanese rapper in YG Entertainment's boy group TREASURE, which debuted in August 2020.
Yoshie Kashiwabara
Yoshie Kashiwabara (柏原芳恵) is a Japanese pop singer born in Osaka in 1965 who debuted in 1980 and became one of the representative idol singers of the 1980s.
Yoshie Nakano
Yoshie Nakano (中納良恵) is a Japanese vocalist, lyricist, and composer, one half of the Osaka duo EGO-WRAPPIN', which she founded with guitarist Masaki Mori in 1996.
Yoshitaka Minami
Yoshitaka Minami (南佳孝) is a Japanese singer-songwriter born in 1950 in Tokyo who debuted in 1973 and is known for the 1979 hit Monroe Walk.
Yosra Saouf
Yosra Saouf, also spelled Yousra Saouf (يسرا سعوف), is a Moroccan singer who rose to fame on Arab Idol in 2013, finishing ninth at age 20.
Yosuf
Yosuf is an American hardstyle DJ and producer from Sacramento, California, billed as the most-streamed hardstyle DJ in the USA, with releases on Basscon Records.
Yotto
Yotto (Otto Yliperttula, born 1986 in Helsinki) is a Finnish deep and melodic house DJ and producer whose debut album Hyperfall topped Billboard's Dance/Electronic chart in 2018.
Youm Wara Youm
Youm Wara Youm (يوم ورا يوم) is a 2002 duet by Samira Said and Cheb Mami, the title track of Said's album of the same name.
Young Buck
Young Buck (David Darnell Brown, born 1981) is a Nashville rapper and G-Unit member whose Straight Outta Ca$hville (2004) and Buck the World (2007) both hit number three on the Billboard 200.
Young Dirty Bastard
Young Dirty Bastard (YDB), born Barsun Unique Jones in 1989, is an American rapper, son of Wu-Tang Clan founder Ol' Dirty Bastard; he performs his father's parts on Wu-Tang tours and releases solo singles like "BarSun".
Young Dolph
Young Dolph (Adolph Robert Thornton Jr., 1985–2021), Memphis rapper and founder of independent label Paper Route Empire; debut album King of Memphis (2016), Rich Slave peaked at No. 4, killed in Memphis November 17, 2021.
Young Franco
Young Franco is the stage name of Joey Da Rin, an Australian DJ and producer from Brisbane whose blend of hip-hop, house, and disco earned four ARIA Gold singles.
Young K (영케이)
Young K (영케이), whose Korean name is Kang Young-hyun (강영현), is a South Korean singer, bassist, and songwriter associated with the band DAY6. He debuted with the group in 2015 and subsequently.
Young M.A
Young M.A (Katorah Marrero), Brooklyn rapper and M.A for "Me Always"; 2016 hit "OOOUUU" peaked at No. 19 on the Hot 100; independent via M.A Music; albums Herstory in the Making (2019) and Kween (2026).
Young Maylay
Young Maylay (Christopher Bellard), Los Angeles rapper and voice of Carl "CJ" Johnson in GTA: San Andreas (2004); cast via DJ Pooh, recorded 7,700+ lines, released San Andreas: The Original Mixtape (2005) and The Real Coast Guard (2008).
Young MC
Young MC (Marvin Young, born 1967, London) is a British-American rapper who wrote Tone Loc's "Wild Thing" and "Funky Cold Medina" and won the 1990 Best Rap Performance Grammy for "Bust a Move" from the platinum album Stone Cold Rhymin'.
Young Pappy
Young Pappy (Shaquon Thomas, 1995-2015) was a Chicago drill rapper from the North Side known for "Killa" and "2 Cups," a fast, lyrical style atypical of drill, killed at 20 in 2015.
Young Scooter
Young Scooter (Kenneth Edward Bailey, 1986-2025) was an Atlanta trap rapper from Walterboro, South Carolina, founder of Black Migo Gang, known for "Colombia," Trippple Cross, and the "Jet Lag" Hot 100 entry; he died fleeing police on his 39th birthday.