Lee Chang Min is a South Korean singer, musical actor, former member of HOMME (옴므) and current member of 2AM (투에이엠). He graduated from Gaegeum High School and later obtained an associate's degree in Film Music from Dong-Ah Broadcasting Arts University.

In early 2008, JYP Entertainment (JYP엔터테인먼트) launched a reality/documentary show called "Hot Blood Men" capturing the training program of 14 trainees. After 3 were eliminated, the remaining 11 trainees joined to create ONE DAY (원데이), and almost immediately, they were split into two separate groups, ballad-oriented 2AM (4 trainees) and hip-hop/R&B-oriented 2PM (7 trainees).

He made his debut in July 2008 as 2AM's main vocalist and rapper with the single "This Song". The group found commercial success from the beginning, with most of their singles charting inside the top ten in all major South Korean charts.

BigHit Music decided to form a project duo with him and Lee Hyun. He re-debuted as part of HOMME in July 2010 with the single "Homme by "Hitman" Bang". The pair was active until 201,8 when they disbanded.

As most members left JYP, the group went on a 7-year hiatus, with the other 3 members fulfilling their mandatory military service (he had completed his before debuting) and later being involved in musical theater, acting or promoting as solo artists. He finally left the agency in 2018 and created his own label, TheBsky.

The group reunited in 2021 and released their fourth EP, "Ballad 21 F/W", and now continue to actively promote and also handle their individual activities. In 2024, he signed with MAJOR9 (메이저나인).

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