유빈

김유빈 Kim Yubin Born October 4 1988 In Gwangjun South Korea Is A South Korean Rapper Singer Songwriter Dancer Drummer And Actress. She Is Best Known As A Former Member Of The South Korean Girl Group Wonder Girls That Disbanded In 2017. Yubin Made Her Debut As A New Member Of The Wonder Girls On September 7 2007 With The Song Tell Me. Yubin Was Introduced As The Main Rapper Of The Group Replacing Hyuna Who Left The Group Just Before The Release Of Tell Me. In 2013 She Made Her Official Acting Debut In OCN's Drama The Virus Where She Played The Role Of Lee Joo-Yeong A Genius Hacker And An IT Specialist. On August 17 2015 Yubin Was Confirmed To Join Unpretty Rapstar's Second Season. Her Popularity Exploded And As A Consequence Her Makeup And Hairstyle Became Popular In South Korea. On January 26 2017 It Was Announced That Wonder Girls Were To Disband After Their Contracts Had Expired. Yubin Was One Of Two Members Who Chose To Remain With JYP Entertainment As Solo Artists And Renewed Her Contract. The Group Released Their Final Single Draw Me On February 10. Yubin's First Single Album 都市女子 Was Released On June 5 2018 With The Retro Lead Single 숙녀 淑女 . It Originally Suppose To Have A B-Side Track Called City Lover But Was Unreleased Due To It Being Unable To Get The Copyright Clearance From The Original 1984 Song Plastic Love By Japanese Singer Mariya Takeuchi. On November 27 2018 Yubin's 2nd Single Album #TUSM Was Released Alongside The Title Track Thank U Soooo Much. This EP Contains 3 Songs. All Co-Written By Yubin. On October 30 2018 Yubin Released Her Third Single Album Start Of The End Alongside Lead Single Silent Movie Korean Title 무성영화 Feat. 윤미래 Featuring Yoon Mi-Rae In February 2020 Yubin Founded Her Own Music Label RRR Entertainment. 3 Months Later On May 2020 Yubin Released Her Single 넵넵 ME TIME English Title Yaya Me Time Her First Released Song Under Her Own Music Label. She Partnered Up With An Ongoing "traveller" Music Project Series With Releasing A Brand New Single Called Wave On 10th December 2020. read less