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Born | Seoul, South Korea | February 9, 2001
Education | Sehwa Girls' High School Ewha Womans University |
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Origin | South Korea |
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Years active | 2021–present |
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Kim Yoo-yeon ( born February 9, 2001), better known mononymously as Yooyeon , is a South Korean singer, dancer and rapper. She first gained attention for her participation in MBC's girl group survival reality competition show My Teenage Girl. On October 28, 2022, she debuted in the the girl group tripleS and it's sub-unit Acid Angel from Asia, as the leader of the sub-unit.
Kim Yoo-yeon was born on February 9, 2001 [1], in Seoul, Banpo-dong, Seocho-gu, South Korea. She attended Sehwa Girls' High School, and currently attends Ewha Womans University majoring in the Science Education but is currently on a leave of absence to pursue her dream of being a celebrity. [2] As she was growing up, her parents wanted her to pursue a career in the medical field due to her mother being a pharmacist and her father being a doctor. However, when attending university she wasn't sure if she was happy pursing the university major that she chose and wanted to be a celebrity instead. [3]
On September 8, 2021, Kim appeared in a trailer for My Teenage Girl, confirming her participation. At the beginning of the show, she was eliminated due to not having enough points to pass to the next round. [4] However, the mentor Jeon So-yeon revived her back into the show. So-yeon stated, when searching My Teenage Girl online, Yoo-yeon shows up first on the searches, this shows that she is someone who can catch the eye as a celebrity, and it is a charm that can be helpful to an idol group.[5] Yoo-yeon consistently ranked within the top three as the show progressed and unfortunately finished in eighth place in the final episode due to lack of benefit points, unable to debut in the final group.[6]
On July 11, 2022, Yoo-yeon was announced to be a member of tripleS as the fifth member.[7] Yoo-yeon stated that her 'heart hurt' after seeing her fans continuously wait for her to make her debut, so she gave the idol life a second chance as she is happiest when she is on stage. [8]
On September 16, 2022 tripleS announced they would be debuting their first two sub-units, with the members being voted by fans. [9]She became a member of the group's sub-unit Acid Angel from Asia on September 25, 2022 and the sub-unit officially debuted on October 27, 2022 as the sub-unit's leader. [10]
She officially debuted in tripleS as a full group of 10 members on February 13, 2023 with the mini album 'Assemble'. [11] On April 20, tripleS announced that they would be debuting their next sub-units. [12] Yoo-yeon was announced as the first member of EVOLution on April 22. [13]
Since her participation in My Teenage Girl, Yoo-yeon is often described as the 'Goddess of Ewha Womans University',[14] 'Goddess of My Teenage Girl', [15] 'Eternal Goddess',[14] 'Visual Center',[16] and 'The Next Generation Ending Fairy'. [17] She was named one of the top five visual contestants of My Teenage Girl, along with fellow tripleS member, Lee Ji-woo, as well as CLASS:y's Myung Hyung-seo and Kim Ri-won. [14]
She is often said to resemble DIA's Jung Chae-yeon and is said to share similar visuals, such as immaculate skin, delicate features, and an innocent image, netizens believed that their features look so much a like that they could be sisters. [18] Due to her ending fairy on My Teenage Girl, viewers said it gave a similar feel to DIA's Jung Chae-yeon's ending fairy during Produce 101. [17]
At the time, she was also continously ranked high in the most searched hot topic among non-drama television show topics. [19][20][21]
Shortly after her reveal as a tripleS member, she gained attention online for her confident response to netizens concerns about her decision of taking absence from a prestigious university to become a K-pop idol. [22] When asked "isn't it a waste?", she confidently responded that she doesn't have any regrets, even if she dropped out she is confident enough that she can pass the CSAT again. She gained praise from netizens for her optimistic response. [23]
Park So-hyun, member of tripleS and the producer of it's sub-unit +(KR)ystal Eyes debut b-side track "Deja-vu" stated the lyric "니 꿈 속 안을 유영해" was written because she was thinking of Yoo-yeon.[24]
In September 2022, Yooyeon appeared as an actress in a GS25 commerical alongside fellow tripleS member Kim Chae-yeon. [25] In May 2023, she appeared as an actress in a commercial for CODINGON. [26][27]
Year | Title | Peak chart positions | Album | Ref. |
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2022 | "Dreaming" (as My Teenage Girl) |
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"Sonic Boom" (as My Teenage Girl) |
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2021 | Hesistation Before Going to School | Trainee | Pre-equal show to My Teenage Girl | [30] |
My Teenage Girl | Contestant | Finished 8th | [6] |
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