The 33rd Seoul Music Awards has revealed its MC lineup.
The Seoul Music Awards office announced on November 10th that Lee Seung Gi, GOT7’s BamBam and Youngjae, and Girls’ Generation’s Tiffany will be the MCs for the 33rd Seoul Music Awards, which will take place in Bangkok, Thailand on January 2, 2024.
Lee Seung Gi, through his agency Human Made, expressed his deep affection for the Seoul Music Awards, stating that he is especially excited to receive the Rookie of the Year award for the first time in his career at the event. He also promised to captivate K-pop fans worldwide with the best hosting skills as he starts off the new year as an MC for the Seoul Music Awards.
GOT7’s BamBam and Youngjae will also be MCing the event. Despite their busy schedules, BamBam willingly accepted the request from the Seoul Music Awards office to be an MC. A representative from BamBam’s side revealed that he rearranged his schedule to attend the Seoul Music Awards in his home country of Thailand.
Youngjae, another member of GOT7, will also be MCing alongside his groupmate BamBam. Youngjae recently showcased his outstanding solo abilities with the release of his first full-length album, “DUS2,” and gladly accepted the offer to be an MC at the Seoul Music Awards alongside BamBam.
Girls’ Generation’s Tiffany Young is the hidden card of the Seoul Music Awards MC lineup. Debuting in 2007 as a member of the girl group Girls’ Generation and promoting with the sub-unit TaeTiSeo, Tiffany has been a key figure in spreading the charm of K-pop worldwide. Since releasing her solo mini-album “I Just Wanna Dance” in 2016, she has been showcasing her talents in various fields such as music, musicals, and acting. Tiffany, who is fluent in both Korean and English, is highly anticipated for her hosting skills.
The 33rd Seoul Music Awards will take place at the Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand on January 2, 2024. As it is a festival where the brightest stars in the music industry come together, the attention of K-pop fans worldwide is focused on the event.
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