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Lollipop F (Mandarin name 棒棒堂, Japanese name ロリポップF, Korean name 롤리팝 F) was a Taiwanese Mandopop boy band gaining popularity throughout Asia. The group started off with six members, all chosen from Channel [V] Taiwan's show 模范棒棒堂 (Bang Bang Tang, or BBT), a show which sought to create new male artistes in the entertainment business of Taiwan.
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Lollipop F at Four Dimensions Tainan autograph session in 2010 | |
| Background information | |
| Also known as | Lollipop 棒棒堂 |
| Origin | Republic of China (Taiwan) |
| Genres | Dance-pop, Mandopop |
| Years active | 2006–2017 |
| Labels | Gold Typhoon (formerly EMI Music Taiwan) (2010–2013) Seed Music Co., Ltd. (2014–2017) |
| Past members | Owodog A-Wei Fabien William Liljay Wang Zi |
Towards the end of 2009, it was announced that the group has split up, with members Liljay and Wang Zi leaving the group. In October 2010, the rest of the members, Owodog, A-Wei, Fabien and William, were regrouped to form Lollipop F, with 'F' representing "four", the number of members in their group, as well as their belief in continuing the Lollipop spirit "forever".
Lollipop signed with EMI Music Taiwan on December 2, 2006 and released their first EP in January 2007. With Gold Label Records' acquisition of EMI Music Taiwan, Lollipop was signed under the label Gold Typhoon[1] until 2013 when the group had a contractual dispute with the label.[2] They then went on and signed with A Entertainment and Seed Music. But after a year, they disbanded in 2017.
Before entering the show Bang Bang Tanga, Owodog and A-Wei were previous members of ºmommy breakdance group Brick Angle Crew.[3]
In 2006, Owodog and Fabien were among the first group of boys to be selected into BBT through recommendations and auditions held across Taiwan, the processes of which were broadcast in the show's first three episodes.[4][5][6] They were among the first 20 members of the showed which officially debuted on August 17, 2006.[7] William and A-Wei made their first appearances on BBT on the October 13, 2006 episode where their auditions during the new selection round were aired. They were then selected to become members of the show.[8]
On November 27, 2006, the episode in which the six members of the group were selected and revealed was aired.[9] Notably, William and A-Wei's inclusion in the group was determined only moments before the announcements were filmed. The members signed a contract to Channel V, and Dora Ao became their artiste manager. The group, named Lollipop, then officially signed a contract with EMI Music Taiwan) on December 2, 2006. Owodog, being the leader in BBT, was appointed as the group leader as well. On December 9, 2006, Lollipop made its first public performance as a group at the V-Power Music Storm Concert.
Lollipop debut EP Colorful Lollipop was released on January 26, 2007, with six different covers, each featuring a member of the group. Four months later, on May 25, a second EP titled Summer's First Experience was released along with a photobook with compilation of photos taken in Okinawa, as well as a DVD.[10] Lyrics for the song Summer's First Experience was written by Liljay and Prince.
During the summer of 2007, members of Lollipop made their acting debut in Taiwanese idol drama Brown Sugar Macchiato, a collaboration with girl group Hey Girl. Because of the large number of fifteen main characters and the many commitments both groups had apart from the drama, the original director quit after directing five episodes.[11] Nevertheless, the first episode was aired in Taiwan on July 15, 2007. Later, Lollipop expressed on Taiwanese variety show Kangxi Lai Le that the drama had been more of an introduction of the two groups instead of a major acting challenge, as the members were told to act as their original selves, and that many subplots were explained only briefly due to the large number of main characters.[12] After thirteen episodes, the drama ended on October 7, 2007. Additionally, an official soundtrack was released with songs by Lollipop and Hey Girl.[13]
The same year, Lollipop began hosting their own show Lollipop Gyashan (LOLLIPOP哪裡怕) on October 27 until April 19, 2008, when the show stopped airing.[14][15]
Their debut album Gyashan (Chinese: 哪裡怕; pinyin: Nǎli Pà) was released on December 28, 2007. Gyashan took down the first position in the Mandarin charts, outselling F4's album Waiting for You – Await Your Love (在這裡等你) which was released on the same day.[16] Liljay contributed lyrics to three out of ten songs, co-writing one with Fabien. A solo by Fabien, who composed both the music and lyrics, was recorded as well.
On January 26, 2008, a year after the release of their first EP, the group held its debut concert at the Taipei Arena. The concert DVD was released on June 6, 2008, breaking chart records with sales rates of more than 35%.[17] The DVD topped the charts for a period of one month after its release.[18][19]
Lollipop had been appearing regularly on Bang Bang Tang since August 14, 2006. With Channel [V]'s decision to select a new batch of boys and create a second season, Lollipop and most of the other members "graduated" from Bang Bang Tang after their last performances as members of the show.[20][21][22] Their last official episode aired on August 29, 2008, marking the end of the first season.[23] In total, the members of Lollipop had participated in more than 500 episodes of the show. Since the start of Bang Bang Tang II, Lollipop had, on several occasions, returned to the show as guests or co-hosts.
In May, earlier the same year, A-Wei, Prince, and Fabien, part of the main cast, began shooting Lollipop's the second drama with members of Hey Girl and Bang Bang Tang. The drama, titled The Legend of Brown Sugar Chivalries, is a wuxia action drama set in modern times, which required the actors and actresses to learn and perform kungfu, as well as the use of weapons. Additionally, wire fu and special effects were used upon the cast for qinggong and some fighting scenes.[24] The first episode was released on July 26, 2008 on Star TV Chinese Channel and had continued to air after the end of the first season of Bang Bang Tang. Later, Owodog guest starred in the drama, while Liljay and William had minor roles. The thirteenth and the last episode was aired on October 18, 2008, while the behind-the-scene footage was aired on October 25, 2008.
On October 3, 2008, the original soundtrack for The Legend of Brown Sugar Chivalries was released by Gold Typhoon, the songs of which includes lyric compositions by Liljay and Prince. A song involving collaboration with three members of Hey Girl was recorded, while Prince and Fabien both had a solo each. Two editions were released for the soundtrack album, one being a 10,000 limited edition.
After leaving Bang Bang Tang, William hosted a variety show called Wu Di Qing Chun Ke (無敵青春克) with Taiwanese singer Kenji Wu. The show finale was aired on November 5, 2008. On the other hand, Owodog, A-Wei, and Liljay began hosting Na Li Wu Da Kang (哪裡5打坑) with Hey Girl's Apple and Channel V's VJ Rong Jia. The show has since ended.
One week after performing in Singapore, the group returned to Taiwan to participate in the 2008 V-Power Love Music Concert on November 29, 2008.[25] The concert united Liljay, Owodog, and A-wei with other Black Angle Crew members for a dance performance, while Prince and Fabien performed their solos from the last soundtrack. Together, the six members performed five songs, including a remixed version of "You Make Me a Fool," Fabien's composition for the debut album. Lollipop's participation in the concert also marks, symbolically, the two-year anniversary of the group's formation.
A week later, on December 6, 2008, Lollipop performed four songs with themes of wushu at the 45th Golden Horse Awards ceremony.[26]
After talks with Paco Wong in 2008, the chairman of Gold Records, Owodog was confirmed to be starring in a kungfu film called Hot-blooded Union (熱血同盟) with Theresa Fu and a member of The Flowers.[27][28][29] The film has started filming near the end of 2008 in Beijing.[30] Later, news also reveal that A-Wei, who impressed the director with his wushu skills, has been invited to guest star in the film.[31] The name of the film has since been changed to Martial Spirit (武動青春), and a trailer was shown at Lollipop's I am Legend concert in Hong Kong.
Prince and members of Choc7 took part in the film L-O-V-E (愛到底 L-O-V-E), which consists of four short films directed by four different directors.[32][33] The film was released on March 6, 2009.[34]
As one of Channel [V]'s Chinese New Year programs, a short film called 狼牙棒 aired on January 26, 2009. The short film was produced by Owodog, William, and A-Wei, who starred in the film themselves.
In February, 2009, Channel [V] began filming its revamped version and new season of Bang Bang Tang, which marked the return of several members from the first season, including Lollipop. For the new season, Owodog shot and directed a promotional advertisement of members dancing at several sites in Taipei with Aben of Choc7.[35] Bang Bang Tang III began airing on March 2, 2009, with Show Lo being the first guest star.[36] In 2009, Lollipop made its first lyric contributions to other artistes, which was included in the mini album of the group Choc7, composed of seven members selected from the same show.
Lollipop's second album I am Legend was released on June 19, 2009. Nine out of the ten songs in the album included lyric contributions by Liljay, Owodog, Prince, and William and music compositions by Fabien and Prince for two songs. Solo performances by Liljay, Fabien, and William were recorded as well. A concert tour in Asia with the same name as the album commenced in Hong Kong Coliseum on July 4 and 5, 2009.[37]
While promoting I am Legend on several Taiwanese variety shows, including Kangxi Lai Le, 100% Entertainment, Azio Superstar, etc., Lollipop created a series of dance performances specifically for the show hosts of each show, thus completing a mini TV performance tour.
With show host Christine Fan leaving the show to focus on her musical career, Bang Bang Tang's last episode was aired on July 30, 2009.[38] The original time slot on Channel [V] has since been filled with a new show called Welcome外星人 that premiered on July 20, 2009, which was hosted by A-wei and William, along with Kevin Tsai. Prince was then given the opportunity to be part of the cast in a film called 精舞門2.[39] Another short film directed and shot by A-wei called The Great Escape (廖問之越V風雲), starring Liljay, William, and members of Choc7 and Hey Girl, aired on Channel [V] on September 12, 2009.
To start off with a new image, Owodog, Fabien, William, and A-wei underwent an extensive 200-day training under the company's arrangement to improve their performing abilities. On October 21, 2010, a news conference was held to announce the regrouping of the members to form "Lollipop F". Following the conference, Lollipop F's debut album Four Dimensions (四度空間) was released on November 6, 2010, featuring several songs of their own compositions, including the title track composed by Owodog and Fabien. Lollipop F was also appointed as Jeju Island's Taiwan Tourist Ambassadors by the Jeju Island Tourism Bureau, South Korea.[40] The MVs for two songs in Four Dimensions were filmed at Jeju Island.
On January 13, 2011, Lollipop F held a press conference for the release of their tourism photobook, LOLLIPOP F Xi You Ji (棒棒堂嘻遊濟), announcing good results of the photobook sales exceeding 10,000 after 11 days of pre-ordering. The Four Dimensions (四度空間) album also accumulated sales of 160,000 copies globally.
In the summer of 2011, Lollipop F trained in South Korea for the group's upcoming album and was subsequently invited to participate in Korean TV station SBS's hit variety show Star King, singing and dancing alongside Super Junior. It was unprecedented in Taiwan's entertainment history for a Taiwan group's appearance in a South Korean show, and the experience gave the recently reformed group a major boost in their confidence and popularity. Owodog then starred in popular Taiwanese film, You Are the Apple of My Eye (那些年，我們一起追的女孩) as extended cast.
Nearly a year after their debut album, Lollipop F released their second album Dance on October 20, 2011. As the main attraction of the album, the electronic/hip-hop title track, DANCE電司 features funky dance moves choreographed by Hamasaki Ayumi, Koda Kumi, and SMAP's dance teacher Sasaki Ko.
In March 2012, Lollipop F's leader, Owodog, participated in mainland China's reality TV dance competition, Let's Shake It (舞林大会) and fellow group members supported him as dancers for his performances. In the preliminary round recorded on March 1, 2012, Lollipop F's performance was awarded the highest score of 39.9 out of 40 by the four judges. The judges were impressed by their strong bonding as a group, their dance moves of high difficulty and their unique style of performance. Lollipop F then entered the finals after achieving another high score of 49.7 out of 50 in the semi-final round on April 24, 2012. In the finals, Lollipop F achieved a score of 68.7 out of 80 with the most creative performance in the history of the competition, eventually obtaining the second runner's up position and the highest popularity award.
On January 13, 2013, the group won the Asia Pacific Most Popular Male Singer award and the silver award for the Most Popular Chinese Song Awards category at the 2012 Jade Solid Gold Best Ten Music Awards Presentation.[41]
In June 2013, it was reported that the group had contractual disputes with their label, Gold Typhoon, as the company is unwilling to terminate their contract and not providing adequate work opportunities to the members.[42] Gold Typhoon denied having contract disputes with Lollipop-F and claimed that talks are in progress regarding the group's new album.[2]
On July 20, 2013, the group ended their contract with Gold Typhoon and signed on to Hong Kong celebrity, Eric Tsang's company, A Entertainment.[43] They attended the Asia-Pacific Film Festival as guest performers held in Macao after signing with their new agency.
After signing with their new label and management company, the group was preparing to release their new single in 2014. They filmed the music video for their new song in Paris, which costs NT$2 million to produce.[44] In March 2014, the group released their first single in three years, How (怎么了). In June, 2014, the group released their fourth EP, Big Shot, under Seed Music.[45]
Lollipop visited Hong Kong to promote their television soundtrack Brown Sugar Macchiato on September 26, 2007. This was their first overseas promotional activity ever since their debut, and a huge fan turnout caused a great commotion at the shopping mall where they were having their meet-and-greet session.[46][47] Lollipop returned to Hong Kong on Christmas to promote their debut album.[48] On February 1, 2008 they traveled Hong Kong for the third time to guest star in the Cantonese movie Truth or Dare: 6th Floor Rear Flat 2, and on the 23rd of the same month, performed at Show Lo's concert as guests. On June 1, 2008, the group also participated in a fundraising concert for the Sichuan earthquake.[49] Since then, Lollipop has made several visits to Hong Kong for different purposes, including autograph sessions, award ceremonies, as well as an end-of-the-year countdown. In 2009, Lollipop visited Hong Kong to promote its Asia tour, which commences in Hong Kong.
Lollipop visited Mainland China on March 23, 2008, to promote their debut album. With over 3000 fans, the autograph session was canceled due to safety reasons, as the situation grew out of control. Thus, fans were able to catch only a few glimpses of the group. Nevertheless, Lollipop stayed at the venue and finished signing each album in a separate room.[50] Later the same year, from December 18 to 26, Lollipop made visits to several cities, including Wuhan, Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, to promote the soundtrack for The Legend of Brown Sugar Chivalries.
In 2011 to 2012, Lollipop F has visited various places in mainland China and Hong Kong to promote the Four Dimension and Dance albums.
Lollipop traveled to Singapore on June 12, 2008, to promote their concert DVD. There was an autograph session held at a bar in Clarke Quay; thus, the organisers had to give out tickets to limit the number of fans entering. Later the same year, on November 22, Lollipop made another visit to Singapore to promote the official soundtrack of The Legend of Brown Sugar Chivalries, performing several songs at the Music Monster Festival, which also featured Taiwanese group Energy. The next day, an autograph session was held at IMM, which attracted more than 3000 fans.[51]
The group visited Malaysia for the first time on June 5, 2009. They were invited to be performing guests during the finals of the television show Ultimate Power Group the next day.[52]
Lollipop F visited Singapore in both 2011 and 2012 to hold autograph sessions for both Four Dimensions and Dance albums respectively. They also had a live performance at the televised Sheng Siong Show (缤纷万千在升菘) on February 4, 2012.
On 16 June 2012, Lollipop F performed at Hennessy Artistry Penang, Malaysia.
In the summer of 2011, Lollipop F was invited to take part in Korean TV station SBS's hit variety show Star King, singing and dancing alongside Super Junior.
On March 30 and 31, 2012, Lollipop F held two mini concerts in Sydney and Melbourne respectively.
| Stage name | Birth name | Date of birth | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | Chinese | Pinyin | Chinese | |
| Owodog | 敖犬 | Chuang Hao Chuan | 莊濠全 | October 30, 1982 |
| Fabien | 小煜 | Yang Chi Yu | 楊奇煜 | July 5, 1985 |
| William | 威廉 | Liao Yi Yin | 廖亦崟 | October 7, 1985 |
| A-Wei / Wayne | 阿緯 | Liu Chun Wei | 劉峻緯 | October 15, 1985 |
For complete Lollipop Discography (2006–2009) prior to Lollipop F and JPM, see also: Lollipop Discography
| (Lollipop) Album | Name | Release Date | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st |
Gyashan |
December 28, 2007 | EMI Music |
|
Gyashan – Limited Edition |
February 1, 2008 | EMI Music | |
| 2nd |
I am Legend |
June 19, 2009 | Gold Typhoon |
| 3rd |
Lollipop's I am Legend + Choc7's Sonic Youth |
August 14, 2009 | Gold Typhoon |
| (Lollipop F) Album | Name | Release Date | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st |
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November 9, 2010 | Gold Typhoon |
| 2nd | October 26, 2011 | Gold Typhoon | |
| Album | Name | Release Date | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | January 26, 2007 | EMI Music | |
| March 9, 2007 | EMI Music | ||
| 2nd | May 25, 2007 | EMI Music | |
| 3rd | February 6, 2010 | Gold Typhoon | |
| 4th | April 1, 2014 | Seed Music |
| Album | Name | Release Date | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | August 31, 2007 | EMI Music | |
| 2nd | October 3, 2008 | Gold Typhoon | |
| October 9, 2008 | Gold Typhoon |
| Year | Date | Channel | Title | Hosts | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2006 | 18 August onwards | Channel V Taiwan | 模范棒棒堂 Bang Bang Tang | Lollipop (All), Christine Fan (范瑋琪), Rong Jia (劉容嘉), Xiao Xiang (小香) | Programme Participants |
| 2007 | All-Year | Channel V Taiwan | 模范棒棒堂 Bang Bang Tang | Lollipop (All), Christine Fan (范瑋琪), Rong Jia (劉容嘉), Xiao Xiang (小香) | Programme Participants |
| Occasional | Channel V Taiwan | 我愛黑澀會 Blackie's Teenage Club | Lollipop (All), Blackie Chen (陳建州), Rong Jia (劉容嘉), Xiao Xiang (小香) | Assistant Hosts | |
| 27 October onwards | Channel V Taiwan | LOLLIPOP哪裡怕 | Lollipop (All) | Main Hosts | |
| 2008 | Till 29 August | Channel V Taiwan | 模范棒棒堂 Bang Bang Tang | Lollipop (All), Christine Fan (范瑋琪), Rong Jia (劉容嘉), Xiao Xiang (小香) | Programme Elects |
| Till 19 April | Channel V Taiwan | LOLLIPOP哪裡怕 | Lollipop (All) | Main Hosts | |
| Occasional | Channel V Taiwan | 模范棒棒堂 Bang Bang Tang | Lollipop (All), Christine Fan (范瑋琪), Rong Jia (劉容嘉), Xiao Xiang (小香) | Assistant Hosts | |
| 25 August to 5 November | Channel V Taiwan | 無敵青春克 Unbeatable Youth | William, Kenji Wu (吳克群) | Main Host | |
| 7 September to 30 November | Channel V Taiwan | 哪裡5打坑 | Owodog, Liljay, A-Wei, Rong Jia (劉容嘉), Apple | Main Hosts | |
| 2009 | 2 March to 30 July | Channel V Taiwan | 模范棒棒堂 Bang Bang Tang | Lollipop (All), Christine Fan (范瑋琪), Rong Jia (劉容嘉), Xiao Xiang (小香) | Programme Participants |
| 20 July to 15 October | Channel V Taiwan | Welcome 外星人 Welcome Alien | A-Wei, William, Kevin Tsai (蔡康永) | Main Hosts | |
| November to 20 December | STAR Chinese Channel | 旅行應援團 Travel Ouendan | A-Wei, Xu Xiao Shun (許效舜), Li Yi (李懿) | Main Hosts | |
| 2010 | 4 July onwards | China Entertainment Television | KKBOX 音樂互聯 | Lollipop F (All) | Main Hosts |
| 27 October | GTV Variety Show | 娛樂百分百 100% Entertainment | Owodog, William, Alien Huang (小鬼) | Replacement Hosts | |
| 2011 | All-Year | China Entertainment Television | KKBOX 音樂互聯 | Lollipop F (All) | Main Hosts |
| 1 May to 31 July | GTV Variety Show | 驚奇四潮男 Fantastic Four | Lollipop F (All) | Main Hosts | |
| 2012 | Till 25 March | China Entertainment Television | KKBOX 音樂互聯 | Lollipop F (All) | Main Hosts |
| 9 April | Next Television | 蘋果娛樂新聞 Apple Entertainment News | Owodog, Weng Tzy Mann (翁滋蔓) | Replacement Host | |
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(MM/DD)
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GTV Variety Show | 娛樂百分百 100% Entertainment | Owodog, William, Fabien, Show Lo (羅志祥), Alien Huang (黃鴻升|小鬼), Butterfly (蝴蝶姐姐) | Replacement Hosts | |
| 21 September | SET Sanlih Television | 完全娛樂 New Showbiz | Owodog, William | Replacement Hosts | |
| 26 September, 26 October | SET Sanlih Television | 完全娛樂 New Showbiz | A-Wei, Hsueh Shih-ling | Replacement Host | |
| 20 December | SET Sanlih Television | 完全娛樂 New Showbiz | Fabien, 4ever | Replacement Host | |
| 8 to 25 October | Taiwan Channel 3, Channel 4 | Lollipop F (All) | Main Hosts | ||
| 2013 |
(MM/DD)
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GTV Variety Show | 娛樂百分百 100% Entertainment | Owodog, William, Show Lo (羅志祥), Alien Huang (黃鴻升|小鬼), Butterfly (蝴蝶姐姐) | Replacement Hosts |
| 25 March onwards | Super TV | 神馬好時光 What A Good Time | William, Fabien, Butterfly (蝴蝶姐姐) | Main Hosts |
| Years | English Name | Chinese Name | Members involved & Roles | Type of cast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2006 | Express Boy | 惡男宅急電 | Owodog – Pub Customer | Extra |
| White Robe of Love | 白袍之戀 | Owodog – High School Student | Extra | |
| The Magicians of Love | 愛情魔法師 | Owodog – Photographer | Extra | |
| 2007 | Brown Sugar Macchiato | 黑糖瑪奇朵 | Owodog – Owodog Fabien – Fabien William – William A-Wei – A-Wei | Leading Actors |
| 2008 | The Legend of Brown Sugar Chivalries | 黑糖群俠傳 | Fabien – Chu Liu Xiang (楚琉香) A-Wei – Guo Jing (郭敬) Owodog – Hong Shi Ba (洪十八) William – Zu Qiu Shuang Xia (足球雙俠) | Leading Actors – Fabien, A-Wei Guest Stars – Owodog, William |
| 2010 | Gloomy Salad Days | 死神少女 | Owodog – Jin Jie Shu/A-Jie (金介書/阿介) | Guest Star |
| 2011 | Love Keeps Going | 美樂。加油 | Lollipop F – Lollipop F | Guest Stars |
| 2012 | Bra Girl (Microfilm) | 內衣少女 | William – Song Yi Xiang (宋以祥) | Leading Actor |
| PM10-AM03 | PM10-AM03 | Fabien – Andrew (安德魯) | Leading Actor | |
| Gung Hay Fat Choy | 我們發財了 | Fabien – Yang Yi Jie/Black Jack (楊以杰/黑傑克) (from Episode 41 onwards) | Leading Actor | |
| Showbiz Special- Jing's Music Love Story | 完全娛樂特別企劃 - 《張芸京音樂愛情故事》 | Fabien – Fabien William – William | Leading Actors | |
| 2013 | Lady Maid Maid | 愛情女僕 | William – Alex | Guest Star |
| Water Boys (yet to be broadcast) | 水男孩 | William – Chen Hao Hou (陳浩厚) | Leading Actor |
| Years | English Name | Chinese Name | Members involved & Roles | Type of Cast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2008 | Truth or Dare 2: Happy Funeral | 六樓后座2家屬謝禮 | Lollipop – Lollipop | Guest Stars |
| 2010 | Martial Spirit | 武動青春 | Owodog – Gao Da Wei (高大偉) A-Wei – Guo Yong (郭勇) | Leading Actor – Owodog Guest Star – A-Wei |
| 2011 | You Are the Apple of My Eye | 那些年，我們一起追的女孩 | Owodog – Cao Guo Sheng/Lao-Cao (曹國勝/老曹) | Supporting Actor |
| Summer Love | 戀夏戀夏戀戀下/夏日恋神马 | Owodog – Nuan Nuan (暖暖) | Leading Actor | |
| The Woman Knight of Mirror Lake | 競雄女俠秋瑾 | A-Wei – Liu Dao-Yi (劉道一) | Supporting Actor | |
| 2013 | Machi Action | 變身 | Owodog – FACE | Leading Actor |
| Get Together | 逗陣ㄟ | Owodog – Kindergarten Teacher | Supporting Actor | |
| Unbeatable | 激戰MMA | A-Wei – Young Cheng Hui (少年程輝) | Supporting Actor | |
| The Four 2 | 《四大名捕2》 | A-Wei – Jiang Noe | Supporting Actor |
This table includes short films that are directed and produced by members of Lollipop, which were aired on Channel [V] independently (i.e. not as part of the show Bang Bang Tang).
| Years | Name | Contributing Members |
|---|---|---|
| 2009 |
狼牙棒 |
A-Wei, Owodog, William |
| 2009 |
廖問之越V風雲 The Great Escape |
A-Wei, Liljay, William, Bernie |
This list does not include year-end galas or autograph/performance sessions.
| Date | English name | Chinese name | Venue | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 26, 2008 |
Lollipop Taipei Arena Concert |
哪裡怕 台北小巨蛋演唱會 |
Taipei Arena |
|
| July 4–5, 2009 |
Lollipop "I am Legend" Asia Tour: Hong Kong |
棒棒堂《我是傳奇》亞洲巡迴演唱會- 香港站 |
Hong Kong Coliseum |
|
| December 12, 2009 |
Lollipop "I am Legend" Asia Tour: Guangzhou |
棒棒堂《我是傳奇》亞洲巡迴演唱會- 廣州站 |
Guangzhou Gymnasium |
|
| May 24, 2010 |
Lollipop F "One Call, Mass Response" Concert |
棒棒堂 一呼百應 演唱會 |
Changsha 公安高等專科學校 |
|
| March 30, 2012 |
Lollipop F Live! Australia Sydney Mini Concert |
LOLLIPOP F 棒棒堂Live! 澳洲悉尼音樂會 |
Home The Venue |
|
| March 31, 2012 |
Lollipop F Australia Dance Melbourne Mini Concert |
LOLLIPOP F 棒棒堂 澳洲電司迷你音樂High歌會（墨爾本） |
Billboard Chinatown |
| Date | English name | Chinese name | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| April 21, 2007 |
Stefanie Sun Celebratory Concert |
孫燕姿 慶功演唱會 |
|
| February 23, 2008 |
Show Lo Show on Stage Concert |
羅志祥 一支獨秀演唱會 |
|
| November 1, 2008 |
"We are Friends" Christine Fan Concert |
我們是朋友 范瑋琪 2008巡迴演唱會 |
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| August 19, 2009 |
Christine Fan F.One "We are Friends" Concert |
范瑋琪 F.one我們是朋友香港北京巡迴演唱會 |
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| May 2, 2010 |
Show Lo Dance Without Limits 3D World Live Tour Concert |
羅志祥 舞法舞天 Concert |
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| October 30, 2010 |
Jay Shih See Ya Halloween Mini Concert |
是元介 See Ya萬聖節河岸留言音樂會 |
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| December 4, 2010 |
Jing Chang Right or Not Concert |
張芸京 正不正演唱會 |
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| March 5, 2011 |
Show Lo Dance Without Limits Show World Live Tour Concert |
羅志祥 2010舞法舞天3D 巡迴演唱會 SHOW WORLD LIVE TOUR |
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| July 3, 2011 |
Cyndi Wang Especially Sticky Mini-Concert |
王心凌 大黏特黏河岸留言音樂會 |
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| September 24, 2011 |
Amber An Mean Girl Concert |
安心亞 惡女演唱會 |
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| January 26–27, 2013 |
Raymond Lam A Time 4 You Concert 2013 |
林峯 A Time 4 You 演唱會2013 |
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This table consists of concerts where Lollipop is one of many artists who performed.
| Date | English name | Chinese name | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| December 9, 2006 |
V-Power Music Storm Concert |
V-Power 音樂風暴演唱會 |
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| June 9, 2007 |
Kaoshiung LeParty |
高雄樂派對 |
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| October 27, 2007 |
MTV Concert |
MTV樂翻天演唱會 |
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| March 1, 2008 |
2008 HITO Music Awards Concert |
2008 HITO流行音樂獎暨萬人演唱會 |
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| June 1, 2008 |
演藝界512關愛行動 |
| |
| July 4, 2008 |
Maokong Gondola Concert |
貓纜演唱會 |
|
| November 29, 2008 |
V-Power Love Music Concert |
V-Power 愛音樂演唱會 |
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| January 31, 2009 |
Kaoshiung Lantern Festival Opening Night |
犇牛迎世運‧高雄愛幸福「開幕之夜」 |
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| October 6, 2009 |
11th Chinese/Korean Music Festival |
第十一屆中韓歌會 |
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| November 27, 2011 |
MTV Mandarin Awards Concert |
MTV 封神榜演唱會 |
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| January 1, 2012 |
Macau New Year Countdown Concert |
澳門跨年演唱會 |
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| February 18, 2012 |
23rd 30 Hour Famine Sunset Concert |
第23屆飢餓三十夕陽音樂會 |
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| May 25, 2012 |
South Korea Yeosu World Expo Big-O Concert |
韓國麗水世博會BIG-O演唱會 |
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| September 8, 2012 |
Tainan International Music Festival Concert |
台南國際友好音樂節 |
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| December 31, 2012 /January 1, 2013 |
WOW Kaohsiung 2013 Amazing City New Year Countdown Concert |
WOW高雄2013不思議港都跨年夜 |
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| Year | Award | Category | Recipient |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2007 | SINA MUSIC Most Popular Awards | Favourite New Group (Silver) | Lollipop |
| Canada HIT Chinese Billboard | Nation's Recommended New Group | Lollipop [53] | |
| 2008 | HITO Radio Music Awards | Best Male Group | Lollipop [54] |
| TVB8 Awards (TVB8金曲榜) | Best Group | Lollipop [55] | |
| 6th Hong Kong Yahoo! Search Popularity Awards | International Music Group | Lollipop | |
| MengNiu Yoghurt Music Billboard Festival (蒙牛酸酸乳音樂風雲榜新人盛典) | Best Newcomer Group of the Year (Hong Kong & Taiwan) | Lollipop | |
| IFPI Hong Kong Album Sales Awards | Top 10 Selling Mandarin Albums of the Year | Gyashan (哪裡怕) [56] | |
| Dream Embarks "Sparkling Taipei Arena" Concert | |||
| 2009 | Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards | Best Group | Lollipop [57][58] |
| Songs of the Year | "我是傳奇" (I am Legend) | ||
| Nation's Most Popular Group | Lollipop | ||
| 11th Mnet Asia Music Awards | Asia Recommendation Award (China)[59] | Lollipop | |
| Metro Radio Hits Music Awards | Metro Best Voted Popularity Group | Lollipop | |
| TVB8 Awards (TVB8金曲榜) | Top Songs | Chang Jing Ge (藏經閣) – Lollipop | |
| Music Radio Top Music Charts Awards | Best Popularity Group (Hong Kong & Taiwan) | Lollipop |
| Year | Award | Category | Recipient |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards | Best Voted Popularity Group | Lollipop F[60] |
| Asia Sing-Dance Group Grand Award | Lollipop F | ||
| China Entertainment TV Asia Popularity Awards | Top Ten Asia Popularity Award | Lollipop F | |
| Taiwan Yahoo! Search Popularity Awards | Best Singing Group | Lollipop F | |
| Hong Kong Yahoo! Search Popularity Awards | Best Overseas Singing Group | Lollipop F | |
| Music Radio Top Music Charts Awards | Best Popularity Group (Hong Kong & Taiwan) | Lollipop F | |
| 2011 | Super Star Talent Awards (超級巨星紅白藝能大賞) | Best Singer | Lollipop F |
| Top Ten Singer | Lollipop F | ||
| IPFI Hong Kong Album Sales Awards | Top Ten Selling Mandarin Albums | Four Dimensions 四度空間 – Lollipop F | |
| Singapore e-Awards | Most Popular MV of the Year | Four Dimensions 四度空間 – Lollipop F | |
| Best Energetic Group of the Year | Lollipop F | ||
| Music Radio Top Music Charts Awards | Best Popularity Group (Hong Kong & Taiwan) | Lollipop F | |
| Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards | Top Metro Mandarin Songs | Four Dimensions 四度空間 – Lollipop F | |
| Most Popular Metro Mandarin Group | Lollipop F | ||
| Asia's Best Sing-Dance Group | Lollipop F | ||
| CNTV 8th Top Music Charts Awards (第八屆勁歌王金曲金榜頒獎典禮) | Best Popularity Group (Internet) | Lollipop F | |
| Best Popularity Group | Lollipop F | ||
| MTV Mandarin Awards | Top Ten Popular Artistes of the Year | Lollipop F | |
| Best Popularity Group | Lollipop F | ||
| Music Pioneer Billboard Awards (音樂先鋒榜頒獎典禮) | Best Dancing Group | Lollipop F | |
| Best Popularity Band (Internet) | Lollipop F | ||
| Taiwan Yahoo! Search Popularity Awards | Best Popularity Male Group | Lollipop F | |
| Hong Kong Yahoo! Search Popularity Awards | Best Overseas Group | Lollipop F | |
| TVB8 Awards (TVB8金曲榜) | Top Songs | Four Dimensions 四度空間 – Lollipop F | |
| Best Group (Silver) | Lollipop F | ||
| 2012 | Beijing Pop Music Awards | Best Popularity Group of the Year | Lollipop F |
| YoungD Music Hits Charts (2011) | Top Pick Songs of the Year (Sixth) | Dance電司 – Lollipop F | |
| Best Group of the Year (Silver) | Lollipop F | ||
| Sprite Music Charts Awards (2011) | Best Group (Taiwan) | Lollipop F | |
| 16th Global Mandarin Music Charts (第16屆全球华语榜中榜) | Best Stage Award (Hong Kong & Taiwan) | Lollipop F | |
| Music Radio Top Music Charts Awards | Best Popularity Group (School Compound) (Hong Kong & Taiwan) | Lollipop F | |
| Best Popularity Group of the year (Hong Kong & Taiwan) | Lollipop F | ||
| Let's Shake It! (東方衛視舞林大會) | Overall Second Runner's Up | Lollipop F | |
| Best Voted Popularity Award | Lollipop F | ||
| HITO Pop Music Awards | HITO Group Award | Lollipop F | |
| Pop Radio Best Dance Music Voting | Champion | Dance電司 – Lollipop F | |
| 2nd Global Pop Music Charts (第2屆全球流行音樂金榜) | Best Group of the Year | Lollipop F | |
| Milk Awards 2012 | Best Popularity Group | Lollipop F | |
| Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards | Best Metro Dance Music | Dance電司 – Lollipop F | |
| Best Popularity Group | Lollipop F | ||
| Asia's Best Sing-Dance Group | Lollipop F | ||
| China Entertainment TV Asia's Top 10 Popularity Awards | Asia's Top 10 Popularity Award | Lollipop F | |
| 2013 | TVB 2012 Top 10 Hits Awards (2012年度十大勁歌金曲頒獎典禮) | Asia-Pacific Region Best Male Popularity Award | Lollipop F |
| Most Popular Chinese Song (Silver) | Love Conquest 戰利品 – Lollipop F |
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