Haha
Acting Born Aug 20, 1979 Seoul, South Korea 74 credits
Biography
Ha Dong-hoon, professionally known as Haha, is a South Korean entertainer who works as both a comedian and a singer. He is recognized for his contributions to the South Korean entertainment industry in these dual capacities. As a performer, he maintains a public profile centered on his work in comedy and music. The information provided confirms his given name and his primary professional designations as a comedian and singer. No further biographical details, specific roles, or career milestones are available in the provided documentation. He remains a noted figure within the South Korean media landscape, identified by his stage name Haha and his legal name Ha Dong-hoon.
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Career timeline
Brian’s English Camp최애와의 30분
Whatcha Up To?
The SeasonsMy DearestHaha BusMatchup
Just an ExcuseTeenage ParentsOh Eun Young’s Report Marriage HellRunning Man Philippines국가수
Outrun by Running ManStreet Woman Fighter: Gala Talkshow집콘LIVE병아리 하이킥나는 매일 택배를 뜯는다
Show!terview with Jessi안싸우면 다행이야Close Friends가장 보통의 가족Crazy Noodle Recipe
How Do You Play?뭐든지 뮤직박스위플레이Jangbogo리와인드 - 시간을 달리는 게임
Amazing SaturdayEat in Style
High School RapperPart-Time IdolBig PictureBig Picture · Creator
My Little Old BoyMy Little Old BoyLet's Eat Dinner TogetherGuided AdventureFemale War: Bloody War in Bongcheon-dong
Men on a MissionI Can See Your VoiceKim Je-dong's Talk to YouThe Girl Who Sees Smells야만TV
Keep RunningAbnormal Summit
Home Alone
Law of the JungleSNL Korea
Running Man식신로드
You Hee-yeol's Sketchbook
Lee San, Wind in the PalaceSBS Entertainment Awards
Hot for TeacherHoly DaddyMy Boss, My Teacher
Infinite ChallengeMBC Music FestivalLove in Magic
X-ManReal Romance Love Letter
Nonstop
Inkigayo
Full filmography
- Brian’s English Camp (2025) as Self
- 최애와의 30분 (2025)
- Whatcha Up To? (2024) as Guest
- The Seasons (2023) as Self
- My Dearest (2023) as Farmer
- Haha Bus (2023) as Self
- Matchup (2023)
- Just an Excuse (2022) as Self
- Teenage Parents (2022)
- Oh Eun Young’s Report Marriage Hell (2022) as Host
- Running Man Philippines (2022) as Self
- 국가수 (2022)
- 우리 아이 게임 사용 설명서 (2022)
- 파하하 (2022)
- Outrun by Running Man (2021) as Self
- Street Woman Fighter: Gala Talkshow (2021) as MC
- 집콘LIVE (2021)
- 병아리 하이킥 (2021)
- 나는 매일 택배를 뜯는다 (2021)
- Show!terview with Jessi (2020) as Self
- 안싸우면 다행이야 (2020) as Self
- Close Friends (2020)
- 가장 보통의 가족 (2020)
- Crazy Noodle Recipe (2020) as Haha
- 다시 한번 (2020)
- How Do You Play? (2019) as Self
- 뭐든지 뮤직박스 (2019)
- 위플레이 (2019)
- Jangbogo (2019) as Self
- 리와인드 - 시간을 달리는 게임 (2019)
- 고민을 입력하세요 - GOSTOP (2019)
- 아이콘택트 (2019)
- 나나랜드 (2019) as MC
- 비밀 기획단 (2019)
- 지구인 라이브 (2019)
- Amazing Saturday (2018) as Self
- Eat in Style (2018) as Guest Role
- High School Rapper (2017) as Self
- Part-Time Idol (2017) as Lee Chan Hyuk
- Big Picture (2017) as HaHa
- Big Picture (2017) Creator
- My Little Old Boy (2016) as self
- My Little Old Boy (2016)
- Let's Eat Dinner Together (2016) as Self
- Guided Adventure (2016)
- Female War: Bloody War in Bongcheon-dong (2016) as Manager Heung-sin (흥신소장)
- 리바운드 (2016)
- DINO X Adventure Squad (2016) as 탐험대 가이드 역
- Infinite Challenge - Muhan Company (2016)
- Men on a Mission (2015) as Self
- I Can See Your Voice (2015) as Self
- Kim Je-dong's Talk to You (2015) as Self
- The Girl Who Sees Smells (2015) as Running Man MC (Cameo)
- 야만TV (2015)
- Keep Running (2014)
- Abnormal Summit (2014) as Self
- Home Alone (2013) as Self
- Law of the Jungle (2011)
- SNL Korea (2011) as Self
- Running Man (2010) as Self
- 식신로드 (2010)
- You Hee-yeol's Sketchbook (2009) as Self
- Lee San, Wind in the Palace (2007) as Military Officer (Cameo)
- SBS Entertainment Awards (2007) as Host
- Hot for Teacher (2006) as Ahn Myung-seop
- Holy Daddy (2006) as Ha Dong-hoon
- My Boss, My Teacher (2006) as Jin-su
- Infinite Challenge (2005) as Self
- MBC Music Festival (2005) as Self - Host
- Love in Magic (2005) as Park Dong-Sun
- X-Man (2003) as Self
- Real Romance Love Letter (2003) as Self
- Nonstop (2000)
- Inkigayo (1998)