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    Hey! Say! JUMP

    Hey! Say! JUMP

    Awards & Honours

    82

    Awards Won

    1

    Honours

    3

    Rankings

    9

    Covers

    4

    Records

    Hey! Say! JUMP holds a remarkable record for chart performance, with every single they've released debuting at number one on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart, a testament to their enduring popularity in Japan. They've also achieved widespread commercial success, selling over 10 million physical copies of their music, solidifying their position as one of the top-selling boy bands in the country. Their debut concert at the Tokyo Dome in 2007 was a historic event, setting a new benchmark for debut performances within their agency.

    Hey! Say! JUMP receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Ambassadors for "Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games" promotional campaign

    Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee·2017

    Appointed to help promote the games and encourage public engagement.

    Rankings & Lists

    100 Greatest J-Pop Songs of All Time

    Rolling Stone Japan·2010
    #1

    Top Pop Artist

    Billboard Japan·2010
    #1

    Album Sales - Top Album of the Year

    Oricon·2010

    Magazine Covers

    Myojo

    2007-2024

    Various headlines including "Hey! Say! JUMP: The Future of Johnny's"

    Popolo

    2008-2023

    "The New Generation"

    TV Guide (Japan)

    2008-2024

    "JUMP's Big Leap"

    Anan

    2010, 2015, 2020

    "Top Idols"

    ViVi

    2011, 2017

    "Style Icons"

    CanCam

    2014

    "Youthful Energy"

    Non-no

    2016

    "JUMP's Charm"

    Weekly Playboy

    2007, 2012, 2018

    "The Rising Stars"

    Haru

    2022

    "FILMUSIC! Era"

    Records & Feats

    All 28 singles debuted at #1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart

    Chart Record·2007-2024

    A record for a Johnny's group, demonstrating consistent chart dominance.

    Sold over 10 million physical copies in Japan

    Sales Record·2007-2024

    Securing their place as one of the top-selling boy bands in the country's music history.

    Debut concert at Tokyo Dome

    Historic First·2007

    The group's 2007 debut concert at Tokyo Dome attracted 55,000 fans, a record for a debut performance by a Johnny's group.

    Music video for "Negai" reached 10 million views

    YouTube Record·2022

    A significant milestone for the group on YouTube, achieved in 2022.