Fandom Power on Full Display in 2025 Netizen Awards
South Korean singer Hwang Youngwoong is currently leading the 2025 Netizen Awards in the brand category, showcasing the unwavering power of his fanbase. As of 10:39 a.m. on April 12, he has secured 41,282 votes, claiming 25.3% of the total and firmly holding onto first place.
A Tight Race for Second Place
In second place, Jung Seojoo is putting up a strong fight with 32,904 votes (20.2%). Close behind is Park Jihyun with 30,861 votes (18.9%). With a difference of just around 2,000 votes, fans are eagerly watching to see if the rankings will change.
“It’s great to see such friendly competition in the Netizen Awards,” said one fan, appreciating the positive spirit among top contenders.
Mid-Tier Votes and Rising Artists
Trailing behind the top three is Son Taejin in fourth place with 10,710 votes (6.6%). Enoch holds fifth place with 7,859 votes (4.8%), followed closely by Bin Yeseo at 6,449 votes (4.0%).
Neck-and-Neck in the Top 10
The 7th to 10th positions are incredibly close. Liberante has 4,918 votes, followed by Kim Hyeyoon (4,845), Jang Minho (4,814), and Fortena (4,329). These small margins mean any of them could climb the ranks with strong fan mobilization.
Crossover group Fortena is clinging onto 10th place, and fans are being called to action to help secure their spot in the coveted top 10.
Lower Rankings Still in Play
Further down the chart, My Jin (2.3%), Byun Wooseok (1.9%), and Jeong Dongwon (1.4%) hold 11th to 13th places. Popular names such as Rowoon (0.6%), Cho Yongpil, Song Gain, Jung Somin, Jannabi, Um Taegoo, and Lee Seyoung are also steadily gaining votes in the background.
Fan Power Could Shift the Outcome
With the Netizen Awards allowing real-time voting, anything can happen until the very end. Strategic voting and fan unity will play a decisive role in determining the final results.
