2PM

2PM

K-pop

South Korea Est. 2008

"Their music propels forward with pulsating rhythms and tightly woven harmonies, creating an urgent momentum that captivates from start to finish."

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Career Arc

2PM's discography from 2008 to 2021

2008 2014 2021
Hottest Time of the Day (2008) 10 Out of 10 (2008) 01:59PM (2009) 2:00PM Time for Change (2009) Heartbeat (2009) Don't Stop Can't Stop (2010) Still 02:00PM (2010) Republic of 2PM (2011) Hands Up (2011) All About 2PM (2011) Ultra Lover (2011) I'm Your Man (2011) Take Off (2011) 2PM Best: 2008–2011 in Ko... (2012) 2PM Member's Selection (2012) Beautiful (2012) Masquerade (2012) One Day (2AM and 2PM song... (2012) Grown (2013) Legend of 2PM (2013)
2PM matters for their role as architects of the K-pop phenomenon, transforming the boy band archetype into a high-octane spectacle that redefined performance standards.
2PM matters for their role as architects of the K-pop phenomenon, transforming the boy band archetype into a high-octane spectacle that redefined performance standards. They have paved the way for future acts by seamlessly combining rigorous choreography with compelling storytelling, establishing a blueprint that many artists now follow in crafting immersive live experiences that resonate deeply with fans. Their approach emphasizes a meticulous blend of synchronized dance and vocal prowess, underscoring not only technical skill but also emotional connectivity. The group often employs a strategy of building intense energy through dynamic arrangements and dramatic crescendos, ensuring their performances are unforgettable events rather than mere concerts. This commitment to spectacle has influenced the design of K-pop shows, where visual elements and stagecraft now play crucial roles. Lyrically, 2PM frequently explores themes of love, desire, and youthful exuberance, often employing a conversational tone that feels both relatable and aspirational. Their songwriting balances sincerity with playful irony, allowing listeners to engage with the music on multiple levels — whether through anthemic choruses or introspective verses that invite personal reflection.

Full discography

2PM's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

31 releases • 15 albums • 5 EPS • 2008–2021
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EPs ()

With Me Again album by 2PM

With Me Again

2021

Don't Stop Can't Stop album by 2PM

Don't Stop Can't Stop

2010

Still 02:00PM album by 2PM

Still 02:00PM

2010

2:00PM Time for Change album by 2PM

2:00PM Time for Change

2009

Hottest Time of the Day album by 2PM

Hottest Time of the Day

2008

Singles ()

Guilty Love album by 2PM

Guilty Love

2015

Winter Games album by 2PM

Winter Games

2013

Give Me Love album by 2PM

Give Me Love

2013

Beautiful album by 2PM

Beautiful

2012

Masquerade album by 2PM

Masquerade

2012

One Day (2AM and 2PM song) album by 2PM

One Day (2AM and 2PM song)

2012

Ultra Lover album by 2PM

Ultra Lover

2011

I'm Your Man album by 2PM

I'm Your Man

2011

Take Off album by 2PM

Take Off

2011

Heartbeat album by 2PM

Heartbeat

2009

10 Out of 10 album by 2PM

10 Out of 10

2008

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Timeline

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 2PM sound like?

Their music propels forward with pulsating rhythms and tightly woven harmonies, creating an urgent momentum that captivates from start to finish. Rooted in K-pop. Start with Go Crazy!.

What is the best 2PM album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Go Crazy!" (2014). It's the most representative of what makes 2PM worth hearing.

Who is 2PM for?

If you're into K-pop, 2PM is worth your time. Their music propels forward with pulsating rhythms and tightly woven harmonies, creating an urgent momentum that captivates from start to finish.

How many albums does 2PM have?

2PM has 31 releases in their discography, including 15 albums and 5 EPs.

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