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| − | [[Image: | + | [[Image:Crayon Pop - Evolution Pop. 01 promo.jpg|thumb|550px|Crayon Pop promoting ''[[Evolution Pop Vol. 01|Evolution Pop_Vol. 01]]'' (2016)]] |
| − | '''Crayon Pop''' (크레용팝) | + | '''Crayon Pop''' (크레용팝) was a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] 4-member girl group that debuted in 2012 under [[Chrome Entertainment]]. |
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Choa (Crayon Pop)|Choa]] (Main Vocals) |
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* [[Way]] (Lead Vocals, Rapper) | * [[Way]] (Lead Vocals, Rapper) | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Geummi]] (Vocals) |
* [[Ellin]] (Vocals) | * [[Ellin]] (Vocals) | ||
| + | ===Former Members=== | ||
| + | * [[Mari]] <small>(Pre-Debut)</small> | ||
* [[Arisa (Crayon Pop)|Arisa]] (Vocals) <small>(Japan only)</small> | * [[Arisa (Crayon Pop)|Arisa]] (Vocals) <small>(Japan only)</small> | ||
| − | === | + | * [[Soyul]] (Main Vocals, Rapper) |
| − | * [[ | + | |
| + | ===Sub-Units=== | ||
| + | * [[Strawberry Milk]] | ||
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
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===Pre-Debut=== | ===Pre-Debut=== | ||
| − | Crayon Pop was originally named Hurricane Pop with members [[Mari]], [[Geum Mi]], [[Ellin]], [[ | + | Crayon Pop was originally named Hurricane Pop with members [[Mari]], [[Geum Mi]], [[Ellin]], [[Choa (Crayon Pop)|Choa]], and [[Soyul]]. Mari was the former leader of the disbanded group [[Coin Jackson]], but left right before debut to pursue an acting career. Choa's twin sister, [[Way]] was part of an indie band called [[N. Dolphin]]. She decided to leave the band to join her sister. The group was later renamed Crayon Pop. |
===Debut=== | ===Debut=== | ||
| − | The group began their promotions in Japan, and using their time there to film the music video for "[[Bing Bing]]". The group unofficially debuted with the release of both the Korean and Japanese versions of the [[MV|music videos]] for their first single "Bing Bing". Instead of releasing the song they promoted officially for their debut song "[[Saturday Night (Crayon Pop)|Saturday | + | The group began their promotions in Japan, and using their time there to film the music video for "[[Bing Bing (Crayon Pop)|Bing Bing]]". The group unofficially debuted with the release of both the Korean and Japanese versions of the [[MV|music videos]] for their first single "Bing Bing". Instead of releasing the song they promoted officially for their debut song "[[Saturday Night (Crayon Pop)|Saturday Night]]" and released their first mini-album ''[[Crayon Pop 1st Mini Album]]'' in July 2012. The mini-album proved successful and the group became popular in Japan, even without them promoting there officially yet. |
The group released their first digital single "[[Dancing Queen (Crayon Pop)|Dancing Queen]]" in October 2012, which also consisted of an alternative version of "Bing Bing". | The group released their first digital single "[[Dancing Queen (Crayon Pop)|Dancing Queen]]" in October 2012, which also consisted of an alternative version of "Bing Bing". | ||
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===Comeback Success and New Member=== | ===Comeback Success and New Member=== | ||
| − | As the group | + | As the group was preparing for a Japanese debut they announced a new member, [[Arisa (Crayon Pop)|Arisa]], for their Japanese promotions only. The plan was to promote in Japan as a 6 member group, while in Korea they promote as a 5. |
They released their second digital single "[[Bar Bar Bar]]" on June 14th 2013. The song and dance version of [[PV]] went viral and people begain to draw interest in Crayon Pop due to their unique stage outfits and choreography. "Bar Bar Bar" gradually began to climb the Korean digital music charts, eventually reaching the upper positions of most major real time chart listings. "Bar Bar Bar" ranked #1 on the weekly Billboard K-Pop Hot 100 chart for the first time after a full 6 weeks on release. Crayon Pop released a new PV for "Bar Bar Bar" titled "Bar Bar Bar (Global Version)" and reached 1,000,000 views in just 5 days after the release. The song and PV is being called the ''2nd [[Gangnam Style]]''. | They released their second digital single "[[Bar Bar Bar]]" on June 14th 2013. The song and dance version of [[PV]] went viral and people begain to draw interest in Crayon Pop due to their unique stage outfits and choreography. "Bar Bar Bar" gradually began to climb the Korean digital music charts, eventually reaching the upper positions of most major real time chart listings. "Bar Bar Bar" ranked #1 on the weekly Billboard K-Pop Hot 100 chart for the first time after a full 6 weeks on release. Crayon Pop released a new PV for "Bar Bar Bar" titled "Bar Bar Bar (Global Version)" and reached 1,000,000 views in just 5 days after the release. The song and PV is being called the ''2nd [[Gangnam Style]]''. | ||
On August 25th, 2013 Crayon Pop performed for the first time in the United States. The group performed the songs "Bar Bar Bar" and "Dancing Queen" at the annual convention KCON which was hosted at the [[wikipedia:Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena|Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena]]. | On August 25th, 2013 Crayon Pop performed for the first time in the United States. The group performed the songs "Bar Bar Bar" and "Dancing Queen" at the annual convention KCON which was hosted at the [[wikipedia:Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena|Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena]]. | ||
| − | + | [[Image:spacklecrayonpop.jpg|thumb|300px|Crayon Pop promoting "[[Uh-ee]]" (2014)]] | |
They released their third digital single "[[Lonely Christmas]]" in November. The single was released as an early Christmas present for their fans. During the promotions of the song the group has been criticized for allegedly copying the Japanese girl group [[Momoiro Clover Z]]. | They released their third digital single "[[Lonely Christmas]]" in November. The single was released as an early Christmas present for their fans. During the promotions of the song the group has been criticized for allegedly copying the Japanese girl group [[Momoiro Clover Z]]. | ||
===Success Overseas=== | ===Success Overseas=== | ||
| − | They released their first collaboration digital single "[[Hero (Crayon Pop)| | + | They released their first collaboration digital single "[[Hero (Crayon Pop)|Hero]]" in February with [[Kim Jang Hoon]] for the ''Korea Fireman Project''. |
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| + | Due to the success of their song "Bar Bar Bar" outside of Korea, [[wikipedia:Lady Gaga|Lady Gaga]] announced on her concert tour, ''[[wikipedia:ArtRave: The Artpop Ball|artRAVE: The ARTPOP Ball]]'', that Crayon Pop will be opening up for her in the following American and Canadian cities: Milwaukee (June 26), Atlantic City (June 28), Boston (June 30), Montreal (July 2), Buffalo (July 7), Toronto (July 9), Chicago (July 11), San Antonio (July 14), Houston (July 16), Dallas (July 17), and Los Angeles (July 21 and 22). | ||
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| + | They released a comback single "[[Uh-ee]]" as a pre-release track for their upcoming Korean album. They also were planning to debut in Japan early 2014. | ||
| − | + | [[Soyul]] left the group on May 31, 2017. It was announced that the other 4 members would be continuing Crayon Pop promotions despite not renewing their contracts with [[Chrome Entertainment]]. | |
| − | + | ==Trivia== | |
| + | * '''Official Fanclub''': Sketchbook | ||
| + | * '''Official Color:''' <font color="#8DB600">Apple Green</font> | ||
| + | * Crayon Pop is the fourth Korean group to have twins ([[Choa (Crayon Pop)|Choa]] and [[Way]]) among its members after [[Shyne]], [[i-13]], and [[BOYFRIEND]]. | ||
| + | * Crayon Pop has no leader. They have previously stated in an interview that they are all leaders, yet, [[Soyul]] was considered the unofficial leader due to her outgoing personality. | ||
==Korean Discography== | ==Korean Discography== | ||
| − | ===Albums=== | + | [[Image:Crayon Pop - Dancing All Night promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Crayon Pop promoting "[[Dancing All Night]]" (2015)]] |
| − | *[ | + | ===Studio Albums=== |
| + | *[2016.09.26] [[Evolution Pop Vol. 01|Evolution Pop_Vol. 01]] | ||
===Mini-Albums=== | ===Mini-Albums=== | ||
| − | *[2013.09.26] [[The Streets Go Disco]] | + | * [2013.09.26] [[The Streets Go Disco]] |
| + | * [2015.03.27] [[FM]] | ||
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| + | ===Other Mini-Albums=== | ||
| + | * [2012.07.18] [[Crayon Pop 1st Mini Album]] <small>(Digital Mini-Album)</small> | ||
| − | === | + | ===Singles=== |
| − | *[ | + | * [2013.06.20] [[Bar Bar Bar]] (빠빠빠) |
| + | * [2013.11.26] [[Lonely Christmas]] (꾸리스마스) | ||
| + | * [2014.04.01] [[Uh-ee]] (어이) | ||
===Digital Singles=== | ===Digital Singles=== | ||
| − | *[2012.10.24] [[Dancing Queen (Crayon Pop)|Dancing Queen]] | + | * [2012.10.24] [[Dancing Queen (Crayon Pop)|Dancing Queen]] |
| − | *[ | + | * [2014.02.05] [[Hero (Crayon Pop)|Hero]] <small>([[Kim Jang Hoon]] & '''Crayon Pop''')</small> |
| − | *[ | + | * [2014.06.24] [[Trot Yeonin OST Part 1]] (트로트의 연인; ''Trot Lovers'') |
| − | *[ | + | * [2014.09.26] [[High School : Love On OST Vol. 5]] (하이스쿨 : 러브온) |
| + | * [2014.12.03] [[2014 Chrome Family – A Very Special Christmas]] <small>('''Crayon Pop''', [[Be.A]], [[Bob Girls]], [[ZANZAN]])</small> | ||
| + | * [2015.05.04] [[The Artist Diary Project Part 11]] | ||
| + | * [2016.08.24] [[Get Dumb (Crayon Pop, CD9)|Get Dumb (K - Mex Version)]] <small>('''Crayon Pop''', [[wikipedia:CD9 (band)|CD9]])</small> | ||
| + | * [2016.08.24] [[Get Dumb (Crayon Pop, CD9)|Get Dumb (English Version)]] <small>('''Crayon Pop''', [[wikipedia:CD9 (band)|CD9]])</small> | ||
| + | * [2016.09.09] [[Vroom Vroom]] (부릉부릉) | ||
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| + | ==Japanese Discography== | ||
| + | ===Studio Albums=== | ||
| + | * [2016.01.20] [[Crayon Pop (album)|CRAYON POP]] | ||
| − | === | + | ===Mini-Albums=== |
| − | *[2014. | + | *[2014.11.19] [[Pop Pop Pop|POP! POP! POP!]] |
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===Singles=== | ===Singles=== | ||
| − | *[ | + | * [2015.07.22] [[Ra Ri Ru Re]] (ラリルレ) |
| + | * [2015.11.18] [[Dancing All Night]] | ||
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| + | ===Video Releases=== | ||
| + | * [2016.03.16] [[Pop in Japan|pop in japan]] | ||
==Filmography== | ==Filmography== | ||
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; [[Bar Bar Bar]] | ; [[Bar Bar Bar]] | ||
* [2013.08.30] Music Bank | * [2013.08.30] Music Bank | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | * [http://www.crayon-pop | + | * [http://www.chrome-ent.co.kr/biography/crayon-pop Official Korean Website] |
* [http://www.crayonpop.co.jp/ Official Japanese Website] | * [http://www.crayonpop.co.jp/ Official Japanese Website] | ||
* [http://www.crayonpop.com/ Official Fansite] | * [http://www.crayonpop.com/ Official Fansite] | ||
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* [http://www.crayonpop.net/ Official International Blog] | * [http://www.crayonpop.net/ Official International Blog] | ||
* [http://twitter.com/crayonpop Official Twitter] | * [http://twitter.com/crayonpop Official Twitter] | ||
| − | * [http://www.facebook.com/crayonpop Official | + | * [http://www.facebook.com/crayonpop Official Facebook] |
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{{Crayon Pop}} | {{Crayon Pop}} | ||
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[[Category:K-Pop]] | [[Category:K-Pop]] | ||
[[Category:2012 Debut]] | [[Category:2012 Debut]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Disbanded]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:25, 7 January 2022
Crayon Pop promoting Evolution Pop_Vol. 01 (2016)
Crayon Pop (크레용팝) was a Korean pop 4-member girl group that debuted in 2012 under Chrome Entertainment.
Contents
Members
Former Members
Sub-Units
Information
Crayon Pop promoting Crayon Pop 1st Mini Album (2012)
Pre-Debut
Crayon Pop was originally named Hurricane Pop with members Mari, Geum Mi, Ellin, Choa, and Soyul. Mari was the former leader of the disbanded group Coin Jackson, but left right before debut to pursue an acting career. Choa's twin sister, Way was part of an indie band called N. Dolphin. She decided to leave the band to join her sister. The group was later renamed Crayon Pop.
Debut
The group began their promotions in Japan, and using their time there to film the music video for "Bing Bing". The group unofficially debuted with the release of both the Korean and Japanese versions of the music videos for their first single "Bing Bing". Instead of releasing the song they promoted officially for their debut song "Saturday Night" and released their first mini-album Crayon Pop 1st Mini Album in July 2012. The mini-album proved successful and the group became popular in Japan, even without them promoting there officially yet.
The group released their first digital single "Dancing Queen" in October 2012, which also consisted of an alternative version of "Bing Bing".
The group held a mini-concert in January 2013 at Shibuya, Tokyo. The tickets sold out in under just an hour and had many requests from fans that were not able to purchase tickets, which prompted them to hold another second mini-concert at Osaka in February 2013.
Crayon Pop promoting "Bar Bar Bar" (2013)
Comeback Success and New Member
As the group was preparing for a Japanese debut they announced a new member, Arisa, for their Japanese promotions only. The plan was to promote in Japan as a 6 member group, while in Korea they promote as a 5.
They released their second digital single "Bar Bar Bar" on June 14th 2013. The song and dance version of PV went viral and people begain to draw interest in Crayon Pop due to their unique stage outfits and choreography. "Bar Bar Bar" gradually began to climb the Korean digital music charts, eventually reaching the upper positions of most major real time chart listings. "Bar Bar Bar" ranked #1 on the weekly Billboard K-Pop Hot 100 chart for the first time after a full 6 weeks on release. Crayon Pop released a new PV for "Bar Bar Bar" titled "Bar Bar Bar (Global Version)" and reached 1,000,000 views in just 5 days after the release. The song and PV is being called the 2nd Gangnam Style.
On August 25th, 2013 Crayon Pop performed for the first time in the United States. The group performed the songs "Bar Bar Bar" and "Dancing Queen" at the annual convention KCON which was hosted at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena.
Crayon Pop promoting "Uh-ee" (2014)
They released their third digital single "Lonely Christmas" in November. The single was released as an early Christmas present for their fans. During the promotions of the song the group has been criticized for allegedly copying the Japanese girl group Momoiro Clover Z.
Success Overseas
They released their first collaboration digital single "Hero" in February with Kim Jang Hoon for the Korea Fireman Project.
Due to the success of their song "Bar Bar Bar" outside of Korea, Lady Gaga announced on her concert tour, artRAVE: The ARTPOP Ball, that Crayon Pop will be opening up for her in the following American and Canadian cities: Milwaukee (June 26), Atlantic City (June 28), Boston (June 30), Montreal (July 2), Buffalo (July 7), Toronto (July 9), Chicago (July 11), San Antonio (July 14), Houston (July 16), Dallas (July 17), and Los Angeles (July 21 and 22).
They released a comback single "Uh-ee" as a pre-release track for their upcoming Korean album. They also were planning to debut in Japan early 2014.
Soyul left the group on May 31, 2017. It was announced that the other 4 members would be continuing Crayon Pop promotions despite not renewing their contracts with Chrome Entertainment.
Trivia
- Official Fanclub: Sketchbook
- Official Color: Apple Green
- Crayon Pop is the fourth Korean group to have twins (Choa and Way) among its members after Shyne, i-13, and BOYFRIEND.
- Crayon Pop has no leader. They have previously stated in an interview that they are all leaders, yet, Soyul was considered the unofficial leader due to her outgoing personality.
Korean Discography
Crayon Pop promoting "Dancing All Night" (2015)
Studio Albums
- [2016.09.26] Evolution Pop_Vol. 01
Mini-Albums
- [2013.09.26] The Streets Go Disco
- [2015.03.27] FM
Other Mini-Albums
- [2012.07.18] Crayon Pop 1st Mini Album (Digital Mini-Album)
Singles
- [2013.06.20] Bar Bar Bar (빠빠빠)
- [2013.11.26] Lonely Christmas (꾸리스마스)
- [2014.04.01] Uh-ee (어이)
Digital Singles
- [2012.10.24] Dancing Queen
- [2014.02.05] Hero (Kim Jang Hoon & Crayon Pop)
- [2014.06.24] Trot Yeonin OST Part 1 (트로트의 연인; Trot Lovers)
- [2014.09.26] High School : Love On OST Vol. 5 (하이스쿨 : 러브온)
- [2014.12.03] 2014 Chrome Family – A Very Special Christmas (Crayon Pop, Be.A, Bob Girls, ZANZAN)
- [2015.05.04] The Artist Diary Project Part 11
- [2016.08.24] Get Dumb (K - Mex Version) (Crayon Pop, CD9)
- [2016.08.24] Get Dumb (English Version) (Crayon Pop, CD9)
- [2016.09.09] Vroom Vroom (부릉부릉)
Japanese Discography
Studio Albums
- [2016.01.20] CRAYON POP
Mini-Albums
- [2014.11.19] POP! POP! POP!
Singles
- [2015.07.22] Ra Ri Ru Re (ラリルレ)
- [2015.11.18] Dancing All Night
Video Releases
- [2016.03.16] pop in japan
Filmography
Commercials/Endorsements
- [2012] LG U+
- [2012 - 2013] Coco Pulu (Japan)
- [2013] Sajo Group Drinking Vinegar
- [2013] JCE FreeStyle Football
- [2013] Nexon Sudden Attack
- [2013] CJ E&M Everybody's Marble
- [2013] Auction Mobile
- [2013] Caffebene
Ambassadors
- [2013] Korea Football Association (KFA) Football League Ambassador
- [2013] Ambassador for Korea Scout Association
- [2013] The Department of Health and Human Services 'Drinking Prevention'
- [2013] The Salvation Army Goodwill Ambassador
- [2013] Republic of Korea Army Public Relations Committee
Awards
- [2013] Style Icon Awards: New Icon Award
- [2013] Melon Music Awards: Hot Trend Award
- [2013] Mnet Asian Music Awards - Best New Female Artist
- [2013] Republic of Korea Culture Entertainment Awards - Top 10 Singer
- [2013] Hawaii International Music Awards - Rising Star of The Year
- [2013] KoreanUpdates Awards: Best New Girl Group
- [2014] Asia Model Festival Awards: New Star Award
- [2014] Gaon Chart K-Pop Awards: Hot Trend Award
Fan Awards
- [2013.07.26] MTV IGGY: Artist of the Week
TV Music Shows
- [2013.08.30] Music Bank
External Links
- Official Korean Website
- Official Japanese Website
- Official Fansite
- Official YouTube Channel
- Official Korean Blog
- Official Japanese Blog
- Official International Blog
- Official Twitter
- Official Facebook
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