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Yoo Soo-Young ( Hangul: ìœ ìˆ˜ì˜; born 23 October 1981, in Yokohama, Japan), more commonly known as Shoo (from her Japanese name ShÅ« Kunimitsu (邦光 æ´™ (ãã«ã¿ã¤ ã—ã‚…) Kunimitsu ShÅ«?)), is a South Korean singer, actor, and a member of the pop group S.E.S.. Although Korean, she lived in Japan for most of her early life. She got her start in the group by trying out in auditions for SM Entertainment (unlike the other two members, who were discovered through less conventional methods). She succeeded in getting noticed from the judges and was thus offered a spot in their girl group, which became known as S.E.S. (standing for Sea, Eugene, and Shoo, the three members). ~~~ SHE WILL MAKE A COMEBACK AS AN ACTRESS

Jeong Hyeon-cheol (born February 21, 1972), better known as Seo Taiji, is a South Korean singer, musician, and songwriter. After dropping out of high school to pursue a music career, he has risen to become one of the most prominent and influential cultural icons in South Korea; many refer to him as "the President of culture". He introduced incorporating elements of popular musical genres from the United States and contributed considerably larger to Korean pop culture and Korean pop's development in the 1990s. At an early age, Hyeon-cheol had a fascination with music. At 14, he participated in several amateur rock bands. He took the stage name of Seo Taiji at age 17, when he was recruited into the heavy metal band Sinawe as bass guitarist by Shin Daechul. He chose to drop out of school because he felt that continuing to be enrolled in school would not be useful in pursuing a career in music. After the breakup of the heavy metal band Sinawe in 1991, Seo Taiji switched gears and formed the dance group Seo Taiji and Boys with dancers and backing vocalists Yang Hyun-suk and Lee Juno. Yang said he first met Seo when the musician came to him to learn how to dance. "Blown away" by his music, Yang offered to join the group and they later recruited Lee who was one of the top dancers in Korea. Similarly, Lee joined the group as a background dancer, despite being highly-regarded in his own right, because the music "moved [his] heart." Seo Taiji came across midi technology for the first time in South Korea in the early 1990s and started experimenting with different midi sound to create a new type of music that had not been heard by the public. He initially had no plans to debut as a dance/pop boy group and Seo Taiji and Boys' mainstream success was a surprise. The introduction of the first Seo Taiji & Boys album sparked a complete shift in the focus of popular Korean music that is still felt today. Their first single, "Nan Arayo" (ë‚œ 알아요, "I Know") was a hugely successful hit, being the first of its kind in Korean pop. Its new jack swing-inspired beats, upbeat rap lyrics and catchy choruses took Korean audiences by storm. It charted on the No. 1 spot for a record-breaking 17 weeks. The second album took a different turn. While the album remained mostly a dance album, a few songs such as "Hayeoga" had elements of heavier rock music added to them. The third album switched gears to being much more heavy metal and rock driven. The danceable tunes are nearly non-existent except "Barhaereul Ggumggumyeo" (발해를 꿈꾸며, Dreaming of Balhae), an alternative rock song which indicates a hope of reunification of Korea. Instead, songs such as the extremely controversial "Gyosil Idea" (êµì‹¤ ì´ë°ì•„, Class Idea) with an impressive death grunt backvocal by Ahn Heung-chan of Crash took center stage. Gyosil Idea was extremely critical of the Korean education system and its brainwashing of the youth of Korea. This was the first of the numerous controversies regarding Seo Taiji and Boys. They were accused of backwards masking Satanist messages in their songs. Although the mainstream news media later proved these accusations to be based on extremely tenuous evidence, the moral panic proved difficult to eliminate entirely. Not backing down, Seo Taiji and Boys' fourth album exploded with more controversial songs. "Come Back Home" was a foray into gangster rap. It really made many runaway teenagers in South Korea return home. "Pilseung" (필승, "Must Triumph") was also a great hit with alternative rock sound and shouting voice. "Shidaeyugam" (ì‹œëŒ€ìœ ê°, "Regret of the Times") was nearly banned by the Korean Performance Ethics Committee for having lyrics that were considered inappropriate for youth consumption. The backlash from the fans was immense, and the system of 'pre-censorship' (ì‚¬ì „ì‹¬ì˜ì œ) was abolished in July 1996, partially as a result of this. Seo Taiji and Boys retired from South Korea's popular music scene in January 1996 during its heyday. Lee later stated that Seo made the decision himself while recording their fourth album, much to the surprise of Yang and himself. Their announcement of retirement was a huge disappointment for millions of fans in Korea. Seo Taiji headed over to the United States after retirement while Lee Juno and Yang Hyun-suk established record labels right after their retirement. Yang Hyun-suk was successful in making YG Entertainment one of the three biggest record companies in the country. After declaration on retirement, Seo Taiji and Boys released their Goodbye Best Album, which is the only compilation album by the group. In the booklet, the writing indicates "Yes, it's not over, our love will continue as '&', not the 'End'." Seo Taiji returned to music two years later with a very successful solo career and is now known as "the President of culture" in South Korea. Two years after Seo Taiji and Boys' retirement, Taiji resumed his career as a musician. His solo career has and continues to be successful. He then returned to his true roots and perform rock music. Without any appearances or activity in South Korea, he released an album with a couple of music videos in 1998. There was some controversy over his sudden reversal of retirement, but his first Solo album "Seo Tai Ji" sold more than a million copies, even without any promotion in Korea. His first solo work included heavy metal and Nu metal songs, but the main genre was still alternative rock. Although it was his first solo work, fans refer to it as his 5th album. In 2000, he returned to South Korea after a four-year absence. On the day of his arrival at the Kimpo International Airport in Seoul, the entire airport had been crowded by thousands of fans and media trying to get the first look at Seo Taiji.There was great talk between fans and the media about Seo Taiji's feminine style and his clothes worn on that day, which was a checkered black and white shirt. At a comeback interview in 2008, he jokingly referred to it as one of the most embarrassing moments of his music career. He released the album Ultramania which consisted of Nu metal and Hardcore punk. His solo act had an effect on many South Korean boy bands such as H.O.T. and caused them to decline in popularity. His songs "Internet War" and "Ultramania" were the biggest hits of the year. After the first ETPFEST in 2001, which he founded during his comeback, Taiji was presented with hide of X Japan's Fernandes MG-360S guitar, which is yellow with pink hearts, by hide's parents and his brother, Hiroshi, to celebrate the success of ETPFEST and the first hide showcase tribute ever at a Korean rock festival. During his comeback, there were arguments that his seldom appearance on TV was aimed to make a mysterious image which helps promote his popularity, but in reality his personality is very reclusive and little is known about his personal life by the public. He has mentioned in several interviews that he chooses to maintain private personal life separate from his musical career but this concept is never well-accepted by the Korean culture where celebrity personal profiles are often widely disclosed to the public. This is one of the few reasons he is criticized as being a mysterious figure. Seo Taiji maintained his Nu metal sound in his third solo album, 7th Issue. However, unlike Ultramania, 7th Issue was recorded mostly on a dropped C tuning, which gave the effect of the album sounding like one long song. Nevertheless, it had no problem attracting attention to a wide range of audiences. 7th Issue's catchy rock tune made his fans call it "Punk rock". Also, he obviously added Drum and Bass sound into his several songs, so that it proved him to be a favorable electronica musician (skills he learned from producing the "Seo Taiji and Boys" albums). J from Luna Sea also participated in the making of this album as the bassist. His song "Live Wire" was a good hit succeeding the vivacity of "Ultramania". "Robot" deals with his youth and anguish, while the song "F.M.Business" acrimoniously criticize the issues of and the commercialized music business and the artist exploitation from greedy corporate record labels. He also touches on the issue of abortion along with sexism and sexual assault with the song, "Victim". His record sale was reduced to a half million due to on-line downloading services, but was still the highest selling record of 2004 in South Korea. Taiji proved himself to be a musician in top popularity for more than a decade. After being active up to 2005, he once again suddenly disappeared out of the spotlight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFEc80HpKO4 He returned to Korea after a long awaited absence, and revealed his latest single "Moai". It was the first release of Seo Taiji's ambitious 3-part "mystery project", which was followed by another single, "Bermuda Triangle" which was put up as a digital single. The third part, Atomos Part Secret, was released on March 10. He had a promotion called "Missing Taiji", where there were false rumors that Taiji went missing, only to return on the "Wormhole" concert day. In his single "Moai", Taiji reinvents his sound, and introduces a new experimental style he calls "nature pound". "Moai" draws inspiration from the mysterious statues of Easter Island which had long fascinated him since his childhood. He performed at the 2008 ETPFEST which he spearheaded to promote his comeback alongside bands such as The Used, Dragon Ash, Death Cab for Cutie and Marilyn Manson. He also put together "The Great Seotaiji Symphony" with Tolga Kashif and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to perform his old hits and new songs presented in an entirely new form, combining rock and classical music. The main concert was held at the Seoul Worldcup Stadium. After the main concert, there were complaints about the sound quality not being delivered to the second and third floors at the further ends of the stadium and to make up for this mistake, another encore performance (same setlist) was held in December at an closed/indoor venue, Jamsil Gymnasium upgraded with better sound systems. Taiji's second single, following Atomos Part Moai, called Atomos Part Secret was released on March 10, 2009. It is the same date as the arrival of the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) to Mars in 2006. Taiji also held a concert promoting his second single on March 14 and 15. Tickets for the concert, cryptically titled Wormhole, sold out in just 20 minutes. Seotaiji's 15th anniversary album consisted of most of his works so far, re-recorded and re-mastered but it was released in a limited edition with only 15,000 copies available, each with unique serial numbers. Serial numbers #1-15 were purchased by Seotaiji himself. He kept #1 for himself, gave #2 and #3 to his old time friends Lee Juno and Yang Hyun Seuk, and the rest to his close friends. Since the re-recorded and re-mastered songs were only available for the limited anniversary album and not all the fans were able to purchase it, he decided to re-release all the albums with the containing the new versions. On April 3, the first two Seo Taiji and Boys Albums were rereleased. Taiji will rerelease all 7 of his albums, from Nan Arayo! to 7th Issue. On May 25, the 3rd and 4th Seo Taiji and Boys albums were rereleased On June 13, he held a nationwide tour named "The Möbius". The first of the concerts was held in Seoul, Korea. The tour has ended, but a repeat performance was given 2 months after the finish. ETPFEST 2009 was also held with guest groups such as NIN, Limp Bizkit, Keane, Fade, Boom Boom Satellites, Pia and GUMX. In 2013, Seo Taiji announced that he had been working on a new album. The first single from the new album, Sogyeokdong, was released in October 2014. The single was released in two parts: first part, a collaboration with IU, was released October 2, and the second part on October 10. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzEebkOJA-I

Discography: Lee Se Jin - My First Confession LYn 1 - Have You Ever Had Heart Broken? LYn 2 - Can U See the Bright? (editor's note: see the bright what? artistic ambiguity in its highest form) LYn 3 - One & Only Feeling LYn Remake - Misty Memories LYn 4 - The Pride of the Morning LYn 5 - Let go, Let in, It's a New Day LYn 6 Part I - New Celebration LYn 6 Part II - Candy Train LYn 7 Part I - Metro Sexy LYn 7 Part II - Love Fiction LYn 8 Part I - Breakable Heart LYn 8 Part II - I Like this Song LYn 8 Full - Le Grand Bleu !

Information Name: Seo In guk / ì„œì¸êµ­ Born: 23 October 1987 / Ulsan, South Korea Height: 180cm Weight: 68kg Company: Jellyfish Entertainment (South Korea) / Irving Entertainment/Nippon Crown (Japan) Winner of 2009 Superstar K, singer, actor Official sites: Korean website / Japan website / twitter / facebook / weibo / fancafe Discography Music videos Filmography

Bada (바다/Sea) is a Korean pop singer and actress. She first debuted as the lead singer of S.E.S, one of the most popular girl groups in K-pop in the 90's. Since 2003 is a solo artist. Stage Name: Bada (바다), Sea Real Name: Choi Sung Hee (최성í¬) Birthday: February 28, 1980 (age 33) Birthplace: Bucheon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea Blood Type: AB Height: 164cm Weight: 47kg Education: Dankook University (Department of Theater and Film) Favorite Artists: Toni Braxton, TLC Favorite Song: Lee Eun Mi's A Yearning Favorite Movie Stars: Audrey Hepburn, Charlie Chaplin Favorite Movie: Cinema Paradiso Motto: "Be Happy" Religion: Catholic http://singbada.tumblr.com/page/2

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