Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɪp] (IPA) 
JYP is a South Korean entertainment company that has produced many popular K-pop groups. The spelling of JYP is pronounced as /dʒeɪ waɪ piː/. The first two letters, "JY," are pronounced with a soft "J" sound followed by the long "A" sound. The "P" sound in JYP is like the letter "P" in the English alphabet, while the last letter, "Y," is pronounced as "ee." This spelling is unique and recognizable in the K-pop industry.
JYP is an acronym that stands for "Jung Yeop Entertainment." JYP is a South Korean entertainment company founded by Park Jin-young in 1997. It is one of the "Big Three" entertainment companies in South Korea, along with SM Entertainment and YG Entertainment.
JYP traditionally focuses on various aspects of the entertainment industry, including music production, talent management, and artist development. The company is primarily known for its emphasis on training and nurturing aspiring artists in order to cultivate their talents and launch successful careers in the music industry. JYP has been responsible for the debut and management of numerous successful K-pop groups and solo artists, such as Wonder Girls, 2PM, Miss A, GOT7, TWICE, and Stray Kids.
In addition to its music activities, JYP has also branched out to other areas of entertainment, including film production and acting management. The company's overall mission is to create high-quality entertainment content that resonates with global audiences while promoting its artists' unique talents and personalities. JYP has gained significant recognition and success both domestically and internationally, contributing to the global popularity and influence of the K-pop genre.
