Lim Young-woong Wins 2027 TMA Best Music Autumn Award for 'TtoTto' After Fan Vote

Lim Young-woong Wins 2027 TMA Best Music Autumn Award for 'TtoTto' After Fan Vote cover

Lim Young-woong has won the Best Music Autumn prize at the 2027 The Fact Music Awards (TMA) for his song “TtoTto,” adding a fan-voted seasonal honor to his 10th anniversary year.

Sports Kyunghyang reported the win on November 3, citing the Fan N Star official channel. According to that announcement, Lim Young-woong was selected as the winner in the 2027 TMA Best Music Autumn category, with the result resting on voting and support from his fandom.

The winning song is the title track of his special digital album “IM HERO 10,” released in September. Lim Young-woong took part in writing and composing “TtoTto” himself, and the report describes the track as carrying his distinctive vocals and musical color. Since its release, the song has drawn strong support from fans, a response that now shows up directly in the seasonal award result.

No additional statement from Lim Young-woong was included in the report. The award is framed in the coverage as a fandom-driven result: fan votes and sustained support from his fan base, Hero Generation, are presented as the force behind the win.

The autumn prize lands in a year Lim Young-woong has spent marking a decade since his debut. He marked his 10th anniversary in 2026 with “IM HERO 10,” the special digital album that produced “TtoTto,” and has continued to balance recorded music with live performance throughout the anniversary run.

That run already included a major night at the 2026 The Fact Music Awards. At the ceremony held on September 19 at Busan Asiad Main Stadium, Lim Young-woong took home two prizes: the TMA Popularity Award, decided entirely by fan pre-voting, and the Jury Special Award, chosen entirely by jury evaluation. The pairing recognized both fan devotion and jury standing in the same night.

His live work has kept pace with the recorded milestones. His solo concert “IM HERO - THE STADIUM 2” drew around 95,000 fans over three days and pushed his cumulative solo concert audience past one million.

The win fits the pattern of that anniversary year: a self-written title track from a milestone album, carried by a fan base organized enough to turn streaming and voting into awards.