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! scope="row" | Name| EXO
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! scope="row" | Origin| Seoul, South Korea
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! scope="row" | Genres| K-pop • electropop • R&B • hip hop • EDM • dance-pop • Mandopop • J-pop
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! scope="row" | Years active| 2012–present
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! scope="row" | Labels| SM Entertainment • Avex Trax
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! scope="row" | Associated Acts| EXO-CBX • EXO-SC • SuperM • SMTOWN
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! scope="row" | Website| exo.smtown.com
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! scope="row" | Members| [[Xiumin]] ▪ [[Suho]] ▪ [[Lay]] ▪ [[Baekhyun]] ▪ [[Chen]] ▪ [[Chanyeol]] ▪ [[D.O.]] ▪ [[Kai]] ▪ [[Sehun]]
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! scope="row" | Past Members| Kris ▪ Luhan ▪ Tao
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! scope="row" | Fandom Name| EXOL
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! scope="row" | Official Color| Cosmic Latte
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In 2011, SM Entertainment CEO, Lee Soo-man, revealed plans to debut a new boy band that would be divided into two sub-groups, promoting the same music simultaneously in South Korea and China by performing songs in both Korean and Mandarin. After several member changes in December 2011, the group finalized its name as EXO, taken from the word "exoplanet". The news of an upcoming debut from SM Entertainment attracted substantial media attention from within South Korea and internationally, with many comparing EXO to fellow SM boy band [[TVXQ]].
==Members ==
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! rowspan="2"| Real Name! rowspan="2"| Stage Name! colspan="4"| Sub-units! rowspan="2"| Notes
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! scope="col" | Exo-K! scope="col" | Exo-M! scope="col" | Exo-CBX! scope="col" | Exo-SC
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| Kim Min-seok| [[Xiumin]]| ||style="background: red"| ||style="background: green"| ||| EXO-CBX Leader
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| Kim Jun-myeon| [[Suho]]|style="background: blue"| || || ||| EXO Leader
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| Zhang Yixing| [[Lay]]| ||style="background: red"| ||| |||
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| Byun Baek-hyun| [[Baekhyun]]|style="background: blue"| || ||style="background: green"| ||
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| Kim Jong-dae| [[Chen]]| ||style="background: red"| ||style="background: green"| ||
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| Park Chan-yeol| [[Chanyeol]]|style="background: blue"| || || ||style="background:violet"|
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| Doh Kyung-soo| [[D.O.]]|style="background: blue"| || || ||
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| Kim Jong-in| [[Kai]]|style="background: blue"| || || ||
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| Oh Se-hun| [[Sehun]]|style="background: blue"| || || ||style="background:violet"|
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=== Past members ===
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! rowspan="2"| Real Name! rowspan="2"| Stage Name! colspan="4"| Sub-units! rowspan="2"| Notes
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! scope="col" | Exo-K! scope="col" | Exo-M! scope="col" | Exo-CBX! scope="col" | Exo-SC
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| Lu Han| Luhan| ||style="background: red"| ||| |||
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| Wu Yi Fan| Kris| ||style="background: red"| ||| |||
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| Huang Zitao| Tao| ||style="background: red"| ||| |||
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부르면 돼 MV https://youtu.be/GjO4inIuPZo
1 Billion Views MV https://youtu.be/9sLaT9eHAYQ
Telephone MV https://youtu.be/5Lw38CVAVxw
Nothin MV https://youtu.be/yClGpsAUm84
On Me MV https://youtu.be/6SbXGBC7GU4
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==Awards==
On June 14, 2013, the band earned their first-ever music show win, with the single "Wolf" on Korea's Music Bank. Music programs are weekly television shows in South Korea and China that award the artist with the most popular song in the country based on digital chart performance, album sales and social media popularity. EXO hold the record for the most music show wins for a single song, with 18 wins for "Call Me Baby", released in 2015. EXO have gone on to win over 100 music program awards,becoming the first act to do so.
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! scope="row" | Studio albums| 7
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! scope="row" | Extended plays| 6
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! scope="row" | Live albums| 4
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! scope="row" | Music videos| 52
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! scope="row" | Singles| 28
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==Tours==
'''Headlining'''
* EXO from EXO PLANET #1 – The Lost Planet (2014)* EXO PLANET #2 – The EXO'luXion (2015–2016)* EXO PLANET #3 – The EXO'rDIUM (2016–2017)* EXO PLANET #4 – The EℓyXiOn (2017–2018)* EXO PLANET #5 – EXplØration (2019)
'''Joint tours'''
* SM Town Live World Tour III (2012–2013)* SM Town Live World Tour IV (2014–2015)* SM Town Live World Tour V (2016)* SM Town Live World Tour VI (2017–2018)
'''Supporting act'''
* [[Super Junior]] – Super Show 4 <small>(Exo-M only)</small> (2012)