South Korean sibling duo AKMU has released four studio albums, one live album, three extended plays, one single album, and sixteen singles. The duo debuted under YG Entertainment in 2014 after they won the second installment of the K-pop Star series. The duo consists of siblings Lee Chan-hyuk and Lee Su-hyun.

Songs from the group's 2014 debut album Play have more than 6.9 million total downloads. As of January 2018, the duo sold over 23 million digital songs in South Korea.

Albums Studio albums + List of studio albums, with selected chart positions and sales Title Details Peak chart positions Sales KORPeak positions on Gaon Album Chart:

USHeat.Peak positions on Billboard Heatseekers Albums: USWorldPeak positions on Billboard World Albums:

Play Released: April 7, 2014 Label: YG Entertainment Formats: CD, digital download 1 20 2KOR: 36,522Cumulative sales for Play:

Winter Released: January 3, 2017 Label: YG Entertainment Formats: CD, digital download 8 — 7 KOR: 9,910 Sailing Released: September 25, 2019 Label: YG Entertainment Formats: CD, LP, digital download 4 — — KOR: 10,531 Flowering Released: April 7, 2026 Label: Cemter of Inspiration Formats: CD, digital download 14 — — KOR: 14,456 "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Live albums + List of live albums Title Details AKMU 'Sailing' Tour Live Released: July 3, 2020 Label: YG Entertainment Formats: digital download, streaming

Extended plays + List of extended plays, with selected chart positions, and sales Title Details Peak chartpositions Sales KOR USWorld Spring Released: May 4, 2016 Label: YG Entertainment Formats: CD, digital download 7 5 KOR: 11,172 Next Episode Released: July 26, 2021 Label: YG Entertainment Formats: CD, LP, digital download 6 — KOR: 19,822Cumulative sales for Next Episode:

Love Episode Released: June 3, 2024 Label: YG Entertainment Formats: CD, digital download 25 — KOR: 9,789Cumulative Sales of Love Episode:

"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Single albums + List of single albums Title Details Summer Episode Released: July 20, 2017 Label: YG Entertainment Formats: digital download, streaming

Singles As lead artist + List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing year released, sales, certifications and album name Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Certifications Album KORPeak positions on Circle (formerly Gaon) Digital Chart:

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USWorldPeak positions on Billboard World Digital Song Sales: WW "200%" 2014 1 1 5 — KOR: 1,862,000Sales references for "200%": rowspan="10" Play "Melted" () 5 8 21 — KOR: 773,000 "Give Love" 4 3 — — KOR: 1,303,000Sales references for "Give Love": "Time and Fallen Leaves" () 1 — 6 — KOR: 722,000 "Re-Bye" 2016 1 — — — KOR: 942,000 Spring "How People Move" () 3 — — — KOR: 691,000 "Last Goodbye" () 2017 2 30 — — KOR: 2,500,000 Winter "Reality" () 17 — — — KOR: 414,000 "Dinosaur" 6 30 9 — KOR: 788,000 Summer Episode "My Darling" 22 49 — — KOR: 171,000* "How Can I Love the Heartbreak, You're the One I Love"() 2019 1 1 — — KOR: 2,500,000 KMCA: Platinum KMCA: 3× Platinum Sailing "Happening" 2020 17 23 — — rowspan="5" "Nakka" () 2021 1 1 — — KMCA: Platinum Next Episode "Love Lee" 2023 1 2 — 91 KMCA: Platinum Love Episode "Hero" 2024 67 — — — rowspan="2" "Joy, Sorrow, a Beautiful Heart"() 2026 1 — — — Flowering "—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Collaborations + List of collaborations, with selected chart positions, showing year released, sales and album name Title Year Peak chart positions Sales AlbumKOR "The Tree" () 2017 62KOR: 28,922+The Unexpected Meeting Part 8

Promotional singles + List of promotional singles, with selected chart positions, showing year released, sales and album name Title Year Peak chartpositions Sales AlbumKORKORHot "Don't Cross Your Legs" () 2012 2 2KOR: 1,367,000Cumulative sales for "Don't Cross Your Legs":

K-pop Star Season 2: Don't Cross Your Legs "You Are Attractive" () 1 2 KOR: 1,243,000Cumulative sales for "You are Attractive":

K-pop Star Season 2: You Are Attractive "Is It Ramen?" () 2013 3 2 KOR: 815,000 K-pop Star Season 2 Top 10 Part 1 "Crescendo" () 1 2 KOR: 1,272,000 K-pop Star Season 2 Top 6 "Love in the Milky Way Cafe" () 11 14 KOR: 540,000 K-pop Star Season 2 Top 4 "Foreigner's Confession" () 4 6 KOR: 914,000 K-pop Star Season 2 Top 3 Part 2 "Officially Missing You" 11 11KOR: 580,000 K-pop Star Season 2 Top 2 Special "Bean Ice Flakes with Rice Cake" () 3 2KOR: 759,000 rowspan="2" "Dada" 2025 — — rowspan="1" "—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

As featured artist + List of singles as featured artist, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name Title Year Peak chartpositions AlbumKORKORHot "Dissonance" () 2021 4 5 Show Me the Money 10 Semi Final

Soundtrack appearances + List of soundtrack appearances, with selected chart positions, showing year released, sales and album name Title Year Peak chartpositions Sales AlbumKORKORHot "I Love You" 2013 3 3KOR: 1,131,000All About My Romance OST "Be With You" 2016 20 — KOR: 147,000Cumulative sales for "Be With You":Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo OST "—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Other charted songs + List of other charted songs, with selected chart positions, showing year released, sales and album name Title Year Peak chartpositions Sales Album KOR KORHot WWExcl.US "On the Subway" () 2014 10 15 —KOR: 425,026Play "Hair Part" () 15 26 —KOR: 322,293 "Artificial Grass" () 9 12 —KOR: 455,206* "Don't Hate Me" () 12 21 —KOR: 343,658* "Little Star" () 11 13 —KOR: 415,665 "Anyway" () 16 22 —KOR: 353,260 "Idea" () 17 31 —KOR: 300,110 "Galaxy" 14 20 —KOR: 365,405 "Haughty Girl" () 2016 6 — —KOR: 399,124Spring "Green Window" () 8 — —KOR: 318,247 "Every Little Thing" () 10 — —KOR: 286,557 "Around" () 11 — —KOR: 278,144 "Live" () 2017 29 — —KOR: 130,994 Winter "Play Ugly" () 28 — —KOR: 143,068 "Chocolady" 35 — —KOR: 129,262 "You Know Me" 36 — —KOR: 109,259 "Way Back Home" () 25 — —KOR: 171,785

"Will Last Forever" () 24 — —KOR: 197,586

"Chantey" () 2019 31 39 — rowspan="29" Sailing "Fish in the Water" () 33 42 — "Moon" () 17 38 — "Freedom" 30 44 — "Should've Loved You More" () 49 50 — "Whale" () 53 52 — "Endless Dream, Good Night" () 37 49 — "Farewell" () 58 56 — "Let's Take Time" () 55 55 — "Hey Kid, Close Your Eyes" () 2021 24 15 — Next Episode "Bench" 36 32 — "Tictoc Tictoc Tictoc" () 31 22 — "Next Episode" () 54 50 — "Stupid Love Song" 40 36 — "Everest" 60 48 — "Fry's Dream" () 2023 2 — — Love Episode "Long D" () 2024 125 — — "Peace of Cake" () 175 — — "Answer Me" () 164 — — "Paradise of Rumors" () 2026 1 — 169 Flowering "Spring Colors" () 31 — — "Paid with Bugs" () 40 — — "Sunshine Bless You" () 38 — — "Tent" 104 — — "Young and Married" () 109 — — "The Right Person" () 122 — — "Graceful Breakfast" () 130 — — "Festival of Refugees" () 142 — — "Stains" () 139 — — "—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Music videos + List of music videos, showing year released and directors Title Year Director "I Love You" 2013 rowspan="2" "Bean Ice Flakes with Rice Cake" "200%" 2014 Yongi "Melted" Dee Shin "Give Love" Yongi "Re-Bye" 2016 Naive Creative Production "How People Move" Beomjin (VM Project Architecture) "Last Goodbye" 2017 "Play Ugly" (Lyric video) Isaac "Dinosaur" Dee Shin "How Can I Love the Heartbreak, You're the One I Love" 2019 Visualfrom "Fish in the Water" (Lyric video) rowspan="2" "Happening" 2020 "Hey Kid, Close Your Eyes" 2021 Hobin "Nakka" "Stupid Love Song" Tezo Don Lee "Tictoc Tictoc Tictoc" Hobin "Bench" "Next Episode" "Everest" "Love Lee" 2023 Kim In-tae "Fry's Dream" (Lyric video) "Hero" 2024 Kim In-tae "Joy, Sorrow, A Beautiful Heart" 2026 "Paradise of Rumors"

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