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Nichkhun
Nichkhun in 2019
Nichkhun in 2019
Background information
Birth nameNichkhun Buck Horvejkul
Born (1988-06-24) June 24, 1988 (age 36)
Rancho Cucamonga, California, U.S.[1][2][3]
Genres
Occupations
  • Rapper
  • singer
  • songwriter
  • actor
  • model
  • dancer
Years active2008–present
LabelsJYP
Member of
Formerly ofOne Day
WebsiteNichkhun's profile on 2PM's Website
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Nichkhun Buck Horvejkul[4] (Thai: นิชคุณ หรเวชกุล; RTGS: Nitchakhun Horawetchakun; born June 24, 1988), better known mononymously as Nichkhun (Korean: 닉쿤[a]), is a Thai and American[6][7][8] rapper, singer, songwriter, actor, and model who is currently based in South Korea as a member of the South Korean boy band 2PM.

Early life and family

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Nichkhun was born in Rancho Cucamonga, California, U.S. to Thai Chinese parents and is a dual national of Thailand and the United States.[9][10][11] His maternal grandparents emigrated to Thailand from Hainan, and he has said that he has extended family and distant ancestors from Guangzhou.[10][12] His mother, Yenjit Horvejkul (née Mekworewut), is the chief executive officer of her family's pharmaceutical business, Union Medical, which imports pharmaceutical products from abroad and is a major government contractor.[13][14][15] His wealthy background earned him the nickname "Thai Prince" in South Korea.[13] The second of four children, Nichkhun has an older brother Nichan Bert (born September 11, 1986),[16] and two younger sisters, Nichthima Yanin (born July 22, 1990)[17] and Nachjaree (Chereen) (born October 20, 1994).

After moving back to Thailand, the family resided in the Bangkok suburbs and Nichkhun and his siblings attended Thai-medium schools. He had no inclination towards the performing arts as a child and was a competitive badminton player.[18] At the age of twelve, he boarded at Wanganui Collegiate School in New Zealand for a year and a half and was sent back to Racho Cucamonga, where he and his brother lived with an aunt while attending school.[19][20] He attended Etiwanda High School before transferring to Los Osos High School.[21][22] He was scouted by a scout manager of JYP Entertainment at the Los Angeles Korean Music Festival as a high school senior and offered a trainee contract, despite having no background in singing or dancing.[3] In 2006 he moved to South Korea for training, becoming the first non-ethnic Korean trainee at the company.

Career

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Pre-debut

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While still a trainee, Nichkhun was first introduced through JYP Entertainment's 2006 audition program SuperStar Survival in the episode filmed in Thailand.[23] The following year, he made his debut in Thailand using his nickname "Khun", appearing as a backup dancer in a milk advertisement with Rain, who had become immensely popular in Southeast Asia due to Full House.[24][25]

In January 2008, he was among the thirteen male trainees chosen to participate in Mnet's Hot Blooded Men, a program that showed the intense physical training that the male trainees had to go through for the opportunity to debut in either a four-member ballad group (2AM) or a seven-member dance group (2PM) under JYP Entertainment.[26] In July, it was announced that he would be one of the panelists in the second season of popular talk show-cum-variety program Ya Shim Man Man alongside industry veterans Kang Ho-dong, singer-songwriter Yoon Jong-shin, talk show host Kim Je-dong and pop stars MC Mong, Seo In-young and Jun Jin.[27][28][29] He eventually left the program in November, having made his debut with 2PM several months prior.[30]

2PM

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Main article: 2PM

On September 4, 2008, Nichkhun debuted as part of 2PM in their first single "10 Points out of 10 Points" (Korean: "10점 만점에 10점") from their single album "Hottest Time of the Day". They have released five studio albums in Korea and four studio albums in Japan.

Solo activities

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2010–2015: Host, variety show, designer and acting roles

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Nichkhun in July 2011

Nichkhun was one of the hosts for the Korean Music Wave in Bangkok in 2010, 2011, and 2013. In 2010, along with Taecyeon and Yoon Eun-hye, Nichkhun played one of the main characters in a 12-minute music video drama for Cass Beer, which was released on February 8.[31] He also hosted JYP's talent competition Superstar Survival. In June 2010, he was cast in the second season of the variety show We Got Married, pairing up with Victoria of f(x). The couple, known as Khuntoria, was featured on the show leaving in September 2011.[32] In 2011, Nichkhun appeared in the music video of the single "Touch (觸動)" by Taiwanese Mandopop artist Will Pan, which premiered on January 31. He also starred in the Japanese live-adaptation film of Ouran High School Host Club as Lawrence, the president of a Singaporean corporation.[33]

In 2012, Nichkhun made his Thai acting debut in the anthology film Seven Something and took on the role of a young marathon runner. The romantic anthology film was produced by Thailand's film studio and distributor GTH and released on July 26, 2012.[34][unreliable source?]

In 2013, it was reported that he had been cast as a lead character in the Chinese television series One and a Half Summer, a role which required him to speak both Mandarin and English. The series aired between June and July 2014 on Dragon Television, becoming one of the most streamed dramas of the year despite sluggish television ratings.[35][36]

In 2014, Japanese network NTV's Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo mystery drama special was broadcast on January 4. Nichkhun took on the role of a young student who was involved in a serial murder case set in the jungles of Malaysia.[37][unreliable source?] Nichkhun started filming for his Chinese drama Looking for Aurora in June. The drama held its production press conference in Shenzhen on August 28.[38][unreliable source?] In August, Nichkhun also debuted as a designer[39] and released bag collection in collaboration with Korean fashion brand ‘rosa.K.’ The ‘ROSA.K x Nichkhun Collaboration’ consisted of three different lines: Dustin, Lawnick, and Dave, and the showcase was held on August 26, 2014.[40][unreliable source?] Nichkhun teamed up with CNBLUE's Jung Yong-hwa, B1A4's Baro, Infinite's L, and Winner's Mino for project group Lucky Boys (Super 5) for the 2014 SBS Gayo Daejun. Nichkhun and Baro also hosted the show.[41]

In 2015, Nichkhun made a cameo appearance in the Chinese movie Forever Young, starring Li Yi Feng and Zhang Hui We,[42] and a Thai movie Touch the Sky - Chalui.[43] Nichkhun also became a mentor on a Chinese music reality show Youth Trainee on Zhejiang Television.[44]

2016–2020: Acting roles, host, first mini album and solo concert

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In 2016, Nichkhun and actor Lee Jung-jin released a travel essay and photobook called '여행, 바람을 품은 지도' (Journey, Map that embraces the Wind) on May 3. The photos in the book were taken during their trip to Hawaii, USA.[45]

In 2017, 2PM held their final concerts before their first members enlisted and Nichkhun began focusing more on solo activities. He starred in his first Korean-language role, playing a doctor on JTBC's web series Magic School.[46][47] In September, Nichkhun announced his first-ever solo Asia fan meeting tour since making his debut in 2008. His fan meetings 'Nichkhun (of 2PM) 1st Asia Fan Meeting Tour <Khunvitation>' were held in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan between November 29–30 and December 13–14, respectively. His fan meeting <Khunvitation> in Seoul, South Korea, was held on December 3.[48][49]

In 2018, Nichkhun continued his fan meeting tour in Thailand and China.[48] He portrayed the half-Japanese, half-Thai boyfriend of Urassaya Sperbund's character in Brother of the Year, which ranked No. 1 in Thai box offices and became the second highest-grossing domestically-produced movie of the year.[50] Nichkhun released his first solo mini album Me in Japan on December 19, 2018 and all songs in the album were composed by him. Prior to the release of his album, Nichkhun held his first solo concert "NICHKHUN (From 2PM) Premium Solo Concert 2018 HOME" in Osaka on November 23 and 24, and in Tokyo from December 20 to 22.[51][unreliable source?] Nichkhun's Chinese web drama Shall We Fall in Love (勇往直前恋上你) premiered on Tencent on December 27, 2018.[52]

Nichkhun traveled to work in several countries in 2018, especially to shoot for travel and food programs, including JTBC and Thailand's ONE31 The Team Chef[53][54] and JTBC Let's Eat Dinner Together[55] in South Korea, tvN Galileo: Awakened Universe[56][57] in the United States, tvN Asia One Night Food Trip – International Edition 2[58] in the Philippines, tvN Asia Wok The World[59] in Singapore, and The Tourism Authority of Thailand Experience Thailand and More[60] in Thailand, Myanmar, and Indonesia.

In 2019, Nichkhun released his solo album Me in South Korea on February 18.[61] The album was available for streaming in South Korea, China, and Thailand. A special song called "Umbrella" dedicated to his fans was released in five different languages Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai, and English.[62] Nichkhun held his solo concerts 'Home' in Seoul on May 11 and 12. He also held his encore concerts called 'Nichkhun Solo Concert 'Home' Encore in Japan ~Sweet 624~' on June 27 and 28 in Tokyo.[63][unreliable source?] On July 27, Nichkhun held his solo concert called Nichkhun Solo Concert 'Home' in Bangkok with Dr.Jill in Thailand.[64] Nichkhun started filming for Viu Original Thai series called My Bubble Tea in July 2019[65][66] and a Thai horror movie, CJ Major Entertainment's Cracked in August 2019.[67][68] On October 28, Nichkhun announced the release of his second mini album in Japan titled 'Story of...' and solo concerts called "NICHKHUN (From 2PM) Premium Solo Concert 2019-2020 'Story of...'" [69] On December 19, his album 'Story of...' was released in digital format simultaneously in Japan and Korea. The physical format of the album was released on December 25.[70] Nichkhun held his solo concerts 'Story of...' in Osaka on December 26 and 27.[71]

In 2020, Nichkhun continued his tour "NICHKHUN (From 2PM) Premium Solo Concert 2019-2020 'Story of...'" in Tokyo on January 6 and 7.[72] He then joined the Thai audition program The Brothers as a mentor along with Jesdaporn Pholdee, Ananda Everingham and Mario Maurer. However, in the midst of filming, he was forced to return to South Korea as the COVID-19 pandemic worsened in Thailand.[73] The participants selected from the program eventually debuted in 2022 as T-pop boyband Proxie.

On May 22, 2020, his Thai romantic comedy My Bubble Tea began airing on Viu and starred Phiravich Attachitsataporn and Manasaporn Chanchalerm. The Viu Original drama revolves around Manasaporn's character who concocts a special tea so that she can make her boss (played by Nichkhun) fall in love with her.[74][66] The highly-rated drama won several awards at the 2020 Asian Academy Creative Awards, including a Best Supporting Actor (Thailand) for his role.[75]

On September 21, 2020, Nichkhun and Day6's Jae Park took on role as a member of crime-fighting boyband "4 2 Sing" in season three of Big Hero 6: The Series.[76][77] Nichkhun played twins Dae and Hyun-ki, one half of the boy band "4 2 Sing", while Jae Park played another set of twins, Kwang-sun and Ye Joon, also "4 2 Sing" members.

On October 25, 2020, Nichkhun and 2019 Miss Korea Kim Sae-yeon hosted the Asia Contents Awards & Global OTT Awards.[78]

2021–present: Hollywood debut

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In 2021, Nichkhun and Hwang Chan-sung made special cameo appearances in Vincenzo to support their bandmate Ok Taec-yeon.[79] He featured in the single "How Cute is This?" (น่ารักอะไรเบอร์นี้) by Thai pop star Saksit Vejsupaporn, his first time rapping in Thai, but was unable to participate in the music video as tightened COVID-related restrictions prevented him from returning to Thailand.[80]

In 2022, the horror movie Cracked was finally released after having production repeatedly delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He then starred in the Viu Thailand original series Finding the Rainbow as one of the three protagonists alongside Sushar Manaying and Itthipat Thanit. His role as Thai-American businessman Wilson won critical acclaim and he was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 2023 Asia Contents Awards & Global OTT Awards.[81]

Nichkhun starred in the Hollywood film The Modelizer, a romantic comedy directed by Keoni Waxman, alongside Byron Mann, Rayssa Bratillieri, Dominika Kachlik, and Kenneth Tsang. It was filmed on location in Hong Kong.[82] Originally titled Hong Kong Love Story, it was renamed The Modelizer and released through Vertical Entertainment on July 14, 2023.[83]

Other activities

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Despite being mostly based in South Korea, Nichkhun has continued to support various charitable causes in Thailand.[84][85] He was appointed “Friend of UNICEF” on April 9, 2013 and participated in fundraising campaigns and field visits.[86][87] In 2015, he was awarded a recognition plaque from UNICEF Thailand for his work.[88]

Impact and public image

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Nichkhun is the first Thai national to debut in a K-pop idol group and achieve success.[89][90][91] Prior to his debut, the "foreigners" in the industry were predominantly either of partial Korean parentage or ethnic Koreans from the North American or Japanese diasporas. He is often mentioned as a pioneer as his popularity in South Korea further contributed to the Korean Wave (Hallyu) in Thailand, which was still an emerging market for K-pop at the time of his debut.[92][93][91] In 2012 he was awarded the Kerd of the Year, which recognizes the most popular and influential Thai celebrities chosen by host Woody Milintachinda and voted by the public.[94]

During his pre-debut appearances in SuperStar Survival and Hot Blooded Men, Nichkhun initially gained attention from viewers for his looks. In an unprecedented move, he was cast as a panelist in the SBS talk show-cum-variety program Ya Shim Man Man 2 despite being a foreigner with a limited command of the Korean language and an idol trainee who had yet to debut;[27] after the first episode aired, he ranked first in the Naver online search rankings, with an opinion-editorial in The Hankyoreh noting that he "rose to stardom without saying a single word".[95][96] Domestic pop culture commentators noted that his popularity with Korean viewers led to increased awareness of long-held xenophobic attitudes towards Southeast Asia that has been engrained in the domestic entertainment industry, particularly after he was confronted with indirect derogatory remarks related to his Thai nationality on several television programs he appeared on.[97][98][99]

His public profile as a member of 2PM has made him one of the most recognizable faces in the Korean entertainment industry who hail from Southeast Asia.[100][91] He has been cited multiple times by South Korean and Thai government officials in diplomatic talks and was appointed the Goodwill Ambassador for the 2018 Thai Festival held in Seoul to celebrate 60 years of formal diplomatic relations between both countries.[101][102][103] Due to his fluency in English besides Korean and Thai, he has featured in tourism campaigns and presented travel documentaries sponsored by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.[104][105]

Personal life

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As a male citizen of Thailand, he was subject to the military draft lottery in 2009 and subsequently received an exemption from military service as his home district had met the required quota.[106][107]

An avid sportsman, Nichkhun was previously a competitive badminton player during his schooling years and continues to play amateurly.[108] His appearances on Our Neighborhood Arts and Physical Education in the badminton episodes alongside the likes of retired legends Lee Dong-soo and Ha Tae-kwon led Yonex Korea to appoint him as its brand ambassador in 2014, the first non-professional athlete to be chosen.[109][110][18]

On July 24, 2012, Nichkhun was involved in a vehicular collision with a motorcyclist in Gangnam. It was reported that the singer had been driving under the influence of alcohol when he crashed into a motorcycle. His BAC measured at 0.056%, thus his license was suspended. Nichkhun personally apologized for the incident, resulting in him taking a hiatus from the entertainment industry.[111]

Discography

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For Nichkhun's work with 2PM, see 2PM discography.

Extended plays

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Title Album details Peak chart positions Sales
KOR JPN
Me 14
[112] 		9
[113]
Story Of...
  • Released: December 25, 2019 (JPN)
  • Label: Epic JYP
  • Formats: CD, digital download
 — 19
[115]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Promotional songs

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  • 2008: "We Become One" (for Wall's Cornetto Thailand)
  • 2009: "Let's Take a Break" (for Tourism Authority of Thailand)
  • 2009: "Cute" (for Suzuki Jelato)

Soundtrack appearances

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  • 2011: "My Valentine" (with J.Y. Park & Taecyeon), Dream High OST
  • 2012: "Let It Rain", One and a Half Summer OST
  • 2015: "Wan Nun Wan Nee Wan Nhai" (วันนั้น วันนี้ วันไหน) (featuring Taecyeon), Touch the Sky - Chalui OST
  • 2018: "Fall in Love With You" (勇往直前恋上你), Shall We Fall in Love? OST

Compositions

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Year Title Artist Album Notes
2013 "Let It Rain" 2PM Grown (Grand Edition) Lyrics and music
2014 "Love Is True" Nichkhun & Lee Jun-ho Go Crazy! (Grand Edition)
2018 "Home" Nichkhun Me
"Lucky Charm" (Korean & English versions)
"Bridge"
"Jealous"
"Mars"
"Colorful Xmas"
"Endearing"
"Umbrella" (Korean, English & Japanese versions)
2019 "Story Of..." (English & Japanese versions) Nichkhun Story Of... Lyrics
"You" (English & Japanese versions) Lyrics and music
"Vanilla"

Filmography

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Television and web series

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Year Title Role Notes
2010 All My Love Ok Yub's human substitute Cameo (ep. 1)
2011 Dream High Ri-ah's CF partner Cameo (ep. 8)
Welcome to the Show Himself Lead role
2014 One and a Half Summer Zhang Hao Lead role
Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo Ma Taichi Japanese TV movie
2015 Looking For Aurora Wang Yilin Lead role
Yes Sir My Boss Piak Cameo (ep. 7–8)
The Producers Himself Cameo (ep. 3)
2017 Magic School Joon Main cast, JTBC's web drama
2018 Shall We Fall in Love Jiang Yinan Lead role, Tencent's web drama
2019 Thong Ek Mor Ya Tah Chaloang Hyung Suk Cameo (ep. 12, 14)
Arthdal Chronicles Rottip Cameo (ep. 10–12, 14)
2020 My Bubble Tea Boss Viu's Thai original series
Big Hero 6: The Series Dae and Hyun-ki (voice) Guest; Episode: "Big Hero Battle"
2021 Vincenzo Leads of UCN drama "The Age of Stray Dogs and Wild Dogs" Cameo (ep. 12)[116]
2022 Finding the Rainbow Wilson Viu's Thai Original Series

Films

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Year Title Role
2012 Ouran High School Host Club Lawrence
Seven Something He
Beyond the ONEDAY ~Story of 2PM & 2AM~ Himself
2014 Five Eagle Brothers Policeman
2015 Touch the Sky - Chalui Cameo
Forever Young Cameo
2018 Brother of the Year Moji
2022 Cracked Tim
2023 The Modelizer Bucky[117]

Variety shows

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Korean variety shows

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Year Title
2008 Ya Shim Man Man [ko]
2010 We Got Married (Season 2)
2012 KOICA's Dream in Tanzania[118]
2015 Ok.Jang.Khun ReciPe
2018 The Team Chef
Galileo: Awakened Universe
One Night Food Trip – International Edition 2 in the Philippines
2019 We K-Pop (Season 1)
2020 Idol on Quiz
2022 Buddy Boys[119]

Chinese variety shows

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Year Title Network Notes
2013 Superstar China Hubei TV Host
2014
If You Love Hubei TV with Hwang Chan-sung
God & Goddess Youku
Happy Camp Hunan TV with Jang Woo-young
All Star Show Youku
Tonight 80's Show Dragon TV with Wei Daxun
Brave Heart BTV
Dream Music Charity Event CGV
2015 Youth Trainee Zhejiang Television with Wang Dongcheng, Shang Wenjie, and Li Quan
Korea-China Dream Team Shenzhen TV with Hwang Chan-sung
Let's Go Together Hubei TV
2016 Grade One: Freshman Hunan TV
Beat the Champions Zhejiang Television
Super Girl Group Tencent Video
2021 Shine! Super Brothers 2 Youku

Hosting

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Year Title Notes Ref.
2018 KCON Thailand with Minnie and BamBam [120]
2019 KCON Thailand with BamBam [120]
2020 Asia Contents Awards & Global OTT Awards with Kim Sae-yeon [121]
2023 37th Golden Disc Awards with Sung Si-kyung, Park So-dam and Lee Da-hee [122]

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Recipient / Nominated work Result
2009 Mnet 20's Choice Awards Hot Mr. Beauty Award Himself Won
Tourism Authority of Thailand PR Ambassador[123] Won
2010 Nine Entertain Awards (Thailand) Popular Vote Nominated
MBC Entertainment Awards Popularity Award We Got Married with Victoria Song Won
Korea Jewerly Awards Diamond Award (with Chansung) Himself Won
2011 3rd Bugs Music Awards OST of the Year (with Taecyeon) "My Valentine" Won
KBS Best Idol Icon Awards Icon of the year Himself Nominated
Mnet Media Awards Most CHARMING Boy Won
MTV K's very first Valentine King and Queen Valentine King Won
TVCF Awards Most Popular CF Star Nominated
2012 Kerd Awards (Thailand) Kerd of the Year Won
TVCF AWARDS CF Model of The Year Nominated
Top Award (Thailand) Best Rising Film Actor Seven Something Nominated
BK Film Awards The Eye Candy Award Won
6th Nine Entertain Awards (Thailand) Popular Award Nominated
2013 STYEBIBLE.PH International Celebrity Collab NICHKHUN for Bench Nominated
Nine Entertain Awards Popular Award Himself Nominated[124]
Singapore Blog Awards Most Popular Overseas Celebrity Nominated
The Goodness Idol Thailand Awards The 9 Idols for The King Won
2014 — Asian's Male God Nominated[125]
2015 Microblogging Star 2014 (China) Weibo Star Nominated[126]
K-pop Gaon Chart Award Social Star Nominated
— Asian's Male God Nominated[127]
Micro-star Magazine (Chinese) Star Scoreboard in February (Overseas) Nominated[128]
UNICEF Thailand Award Friend of UNICEF Won[129]
Zocial Awards 2015 (Thailand) 'Thailand Twitter Ranking'[130] Rank #1
Most Mentioned in Thailand on Twitter Rank #2
2016 IME Chinese Online Media Popular Award Thailand Headlines Person of the Year Awards Won[131]
China Weibo Awards Male God of the Year Won[132]
VDFLY Top Ten Handsome Asian Men Nominated[133]
Trends Health's Healthy Role Model Awards Most Influential Healthy Role Model Award Himself Won[134]
2017
Big Ben Award Global Ten Outstanding Chinese Young Elites Himself Won[135]
MEN'S UNO YOUNG Anniversary International Artist Award Himself Won[136]
2018 Chic Style Award 2018 Popular Artist of the Year Award Himself Won[137]
Tomorrow Land Fashion Award 2018 International Fashion Charity Artist of the Year Award Himself Won[138]
2018 FEIA Awards Ceremony International Artist of the Year Award Himself Won[139]
Thailand Headlines Person of The Year 2018 Award Asia Superstar Award Himself Won[140]
Recognition Award Goodwill Ambassador of the 60th Anniversary of
Thailand-Republic of Korea Diplomatic Relations 		Himself Won[141][142]
2019 2019 FEIA Awards Influential Asian Idol of the Year Award Himself Won [143]
27th Bangkok Critics Assembly 2018 Award Best Supporting Actor Brother of the Year Nominated[144]
Thai Film Director Award 2019 Best Supporting Actor Brother of the Year Nominated[145]
2019 Weibo Starlight Awards Asia's Star Award Himself Won[146]
2019 China Fashion Awards Asia's Most Influential Idol Award Himself Won[147]
2020 Asian Academy Creative Awards 2020 Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Thailand) My Bubble Tea Won[75]
Tatler Asia's Gen. T List 2020 Asia's ‘Leaders of Tomorrow’ Himself Won[148]
2021 2021 Weibo Starlight Awards 'Starlight Artist' Award Himself Won[149]
2021 IFENG Fashion Choice Awards Asian Idol of the Year Award Himself Won[150][151]
2023 Asia Contents Awards & Global OTT Awards Best Supporting Actor[152] Finding the Rainbow Nominated
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Footnotes

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  1. ^ Within the Korean entertainment industry and in Korean-language printed media, his name is rendered as "Nick-kun" in Hangeul due to a misspelling by a staff member when he joined JYP Entertainment. In Thai, the ch in his name is pronounced as [tʃ] (as in "cheese"). He later stated in an interview that he never corrected the error after realizing that Koreans found it easier to pronounce "Nick-kun" and viewed it as a nickname.[5]

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  22. ^ 2004 Etiwanda High School Yearbook. Classmates.com. p. 196.
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