Lim Youngwoong Ranks Low, But Legacy Stays Loud
Korean trot sensation Lim Youngwoong landed at 19th place in the male artist category of the September Netizen Awards as of 5:04 PM on the 29th, with just 181 votes (0.1%). But don’t let the number fool you—his influence stretches far beyond a digital scoreboard.
From Ballads to Billion Views: The Hero’s Online Reign
Despite the modest ranking, Lim remains one of Korea’s most beloved artists. His official YouTube channel recently crossed the 1.73 million subscriber milestone, with total views exceeding a staggering 3.017 billion. For someone who debuted through a trot audition show, those are BTS-level numbers.
Fan-first, Always: His Secret Weapon
Lim Youngwoong has carved out his reputation as a passionate performer and a “communication-type artist”—a Korean expression meaning he’s deeply engaged with fans. His latest release, the performance version of ‘ULSSIGU’, showcases this perfectly. Packed with emotion and sincerity, the music video struck a chord with fans who praised his commitment to delivering meaningful performances.
As one fan commented, “Watching Lim Youngwoong perform is like reading a letter written just for us.”
More Than a Vote
Netizen Awards offer valuable snapshots of online buzz, but Lim’s success proves that true artistry builds community—not just votes. His current Netizen Award ranking may not reflect his colossal popularity, but the bond with his fans continues to grow tighter by the song.
Will Fan Love Drive a Comeback?
With momentum building and his fanbase more active than ever, there’s growing curiosity: Can the next Netizen Awards fuel a strong showing powered by pure fan devotion? Either way, Lim Youngwoong’s legacy isn’t tied to rankings—it’s written in hearts.