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In this Korean name, the family name is Jeon.
Jeon So-yeon
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Jeon in 2023
Born (1998-08-26) August 26, 1998 (age 25)
Seoul, South Korea
Education Chung-Ang University
Occupation
  • Rapper
  • singer[1]
  • songwriter
  • record producer
Awards Full list
Musical career
Genres
Instruments
Years active 2016–present
Labels
Korean name
Hangul 전소연
Hanja 田小娟
Revised Romanization Jeon So-yeon
McCune–Reischauer Chŏn Soyŏn
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Jeon So-yeon (Hangul: 전소연; born August 26, 1998), known mononymously as Soyeon, is a South Korean rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer under Cube Entertainment. She first gained attention for competing in the television shows Produce 101 and Unpretty Rapstar before debuting as a solo artist on November 5, 2017. On May 2, 2018, she debuted as the leader and rapper of the girl group (G)I-dle, for whom she has written and produced most title songs.[3] She is also part of SM Station X girl group project Station Young and has portrayed League of Legends character Akali in the virtual musical groups K/DA and True Damage.

Early life

Jeon So-yeon was born on August 26, 1998,[4] in Gaepo-dong, Gangnam-gu in Seoul.[5][6] As a child, she was home-schooled and later attended Kuryong Elementary School. While in elementary school, Jeon studied ballet, entering and winning numerous competitions. She quit to pursue a career in music after seeing Big Bang perform; Jeon secretly attended and failed around 20 to 30 singing auditions.[7]

Jeon later decided to pursue rapping, and received receiving interested calls. With the interested parties' direction of music being different from hers, she let go of her dream of becoming a singer and picked up dancing again. It was then that she began performing as a street dancer.[7]

After seeing Cube Entertainment's 2014 audition poster, Jeon decided to attend the Incheon auditions and became a trainee at the company.[7]

Career

2016–2017: Produce 101, Unpretty Rapstar and solo debut

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Jeon So-yeon during Unpretty Rapstar 3 in 2016.

In January 2016, Jeon appeared as a representative trainee for Cube Entertainment in the first season of the girl group survival show Produce 101.[8] She remained a popular contestant throughout the show's run, peaking at 10th place on the fifth episode.[9] However, she ranked at number 20 on the last episode and failed to become a member of the winning project girl group, I.O.I.[10]

In July 2016, Jeon appeared as a contestant in the third season of the rap competition show Unpretty Rapstar.[11] Jeon finished the show as the second runner-up, and three of her tracks were included on the show's final compilation album.[12]

On December 29, 2016, Jeon signed an exclusive contract as an artist under Cube Entertainment.[13] She officially debuted on November 5, 2017, with the digital singles "Jelly" and "Idle Song", which she wrote herself.[14][15]

2018–2020: Debut with (G)I-dle, collaborations with League of Legends and solo activities

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Jeon at a fan sign during "Latata" promotions in 2018.

On January 11, 2018, it was announced that Jeon would be re-debuting in Cube Entertainment's new girl group (G)I-dle, as a rapper and its leader.[16][17][18] She was credited in writing the lyrics, music and arrangement for both their debut song "Latata" and their next single "Hann",[19] both of which were well received and commercially successful. She also helped write five songs from (G)I-dle's debut extended play I Am.[19]

On August 8, 2018, it was announced that Jeon would participate in a girl group project called Station Young for SM Station's X 0 alongside Red Velvet's Seulgi, Kim Chung-ha, and GFriend's SinB.[20] Station Young released their first song, "Wow Thing", on September 28, 2018.[21]

After their debut, Jeon and fellow (G)I-dle member Miyeon were approached by Riot Games[22] to collaborate with American artists Jaira Burns and Madison Beer as part of the virtual girl group K/DA for the multiplayer online battle arena video game League of Legends. K/DA officially debuted with the song "Pop/Stars" during the 2018 League of Legends World Championship on November 3. The official music video for "Pop/Stars" was released on the same day, reaching 30 million views on YouTube in five days,[23] and 100 million in one month. The single release of the song reached number one on Billboard's World Digital Songs chart.[24] The K/DA incarnation of the character Akali, whose vocals were performed by Jeon, proved to be especially popular, becoming a frequent subject of fan art and cosplay.[25]

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Jeon at the I Made showcase in February 2019.

In 2019, Jeon composed labelmate CLC's "No", which was selected through a blind test and served as the lead single of the group's EP No.1.[26] In March 2019, Jeon made a public apology for using a pirated version of the German music-producing software Kontakt. She wrote on her online fan community site, "I deeply regret that I used an illegal copy of the program; as far as I remember, I used it when I first learned songwriting. I had not even recognized that I did not delete the program. But since the day I began composing in earnest, I have only used authorized programs." The apology came days after a behind-the-scenes YouTube video of preparing the I Made EP, produced by the agency, showed icons of the software's illegal copy on her laptop screen. The agency later deleted the video and apologized.[27]

Jeon reprised her role as Akali in the League of Legends collaborative hip hop group True Damage.[28][29] A collaboration with Becky G, Keke Palmer, Thutmose and Duckwrth titled "Giants" was released as a single alongside an animated music video on November 10, 2019. The song is a multilingual track performed predominantly in English, with verses in Spanish and Korean.[30] On the same day, the group performed at the 2019 League of Legends World Championship finals in Paris, France.[31] It was Jeon's second year in a row to perform at the opening ceremony of the World Championship finals.[32] "Giants" debuted at number fifteen and nineteen at Billboard's Rap and R&B/Hip hop Digital Songs Sales charts, respectively.[33][34]

In 2020, Jeon guested on Mnet's hip hop-inspired show Do You Know Hip Hop,[35] collaborating with Double K and Nuck to perform a remix of "Lion".[36] In April, (G)I-dle released their third EP, I Trust. All of the songs on the album, including the lead single "Oh My God", was written and composed by Jeon and longtime collaborator Yummy Tone. The lead single was released in both English and Korean.[37] On July 22, Jeon helped write and featured on DJ Hyo's "Dessert" with rapper Loopy, a jungle pop song with "bouncy" beat and moombahton rhythm, synthesizer-based hook, claps and whistles, and lyrics expressing desire for a sweet love rather than a difficult and complex one.[38][39] In an interview with Melon, DJ Hyo revealed that she chose Jeon as a collaborator because of her talents.[40] In August, Jeon composed (G)I-dle's first summer song, "Dumdi Dumdi", alongside Pop Time, who had previously produced songs for rapper Zico and the boy band Block B.[41]

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Jeon during promotions for "Dumdi Dumdi" in 2020.

On August 27, 2020, Jeon reprised her role as League of Legends character Akali in "The Baddest"[42] and "More", on K/DA's EP All Out. Jeon was credited as the producer of Apink's Namjoo solo debut song "Bird", which was released on September 7.[43] On December 16, it was confirmed that Jeon, Pentagon's Hui, and AB6IX's Lee Dae-hwi would produce songs for the top seven competition on Mnet's audition show CAP-TEEN.[44] Her song, "Eternal Sunshine", was performed by Lee Seo-bin. It was characterized as having "a groovy" guitar and bass rhythm with lyrics expressing the feelings of a first love. Lee received overall positive reviews and a total score of 354 from the judges for the performance.[45]

2021–present: First solo EP Windy

In January 2021, (G)I-dle released their EPI Burn, including the lead single "Hwaa"; Jeon wrote four of the six tracks.[46] The same month, Jeon appeared on Face ID, a KakaoTV original entertainment show revealing the everyday lifestyle of celebrities through their phones, which aired every Monday for three weeks from January 25. In the episodes, she revealed the production process of many of her songs, daily lives with (G)I-dle members,[47] 1,600 demo songs,[48] and behind-the-scenes video from the preparation of I Burn to the day of its release.[49] On May 21, 2021, it was reported that Jeon would be releasing a solo album.[50] On June 16, 2021, Cube Entertainment announced that her first EP, Windy, would be released on July 5, with "Beam Beam" serving as the lead single.[51] Jeon won her first music program trophy on SBS MTV's The Show on July 13.[52][53]

Artistry

Influences

Jeon stated that her bandmates are her primary songwriting inspirations.[54] She was heavily influenced by her rap teacher in high school, who Jeon recalled "taught [her] the basics like how to write good lyrics and how to melt in your sincerity."[55] She also named CL,[56] Britney Spears and Avril Lavigne as her role models. with the latter two being the inspiration behind I Never Die's concept and fashion.[57]

Jeon's songs are also inspired by cartoons, books and dramas.[58] "Idle Song" was created because she was inspired by the SpongeBob SquarePants theme song.[59] "Latata" was inspired by Song Joon-geun's catchphrase "arata rata rata" in KBS2's Gag Concert.[60][61] "Hann (Alone)" was inspired by Kim Sowol's poem "Azaleas". "Senorita" was inspired by Spanish song, "Despacito" (2017).[62] "Uh-Oh" was inspired by the expression and the tone used by staff, where she'd shot a reality show, To Neverland in the U.S.[63] "Lion" was inspired from live-action The Lion King during her group's debut in Japan.[64] For I Trust album concept, Jeon revealed that she got inspired by watching an isekai anime, KonoSuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World! Legend of Crimson,[65][66] and "Luv U" was created and choreographed from the scene heart-finger V by the animation Sugar Sugar Rune.[67] "Dumdi Dumdi" was inspired by the 2016 Disney's Zootopia.[68] The inspiration for "Hwaa" came to Jeon when Shuhua once said 'winter girl' in a conversation. She took the idea and created the concept of a woman trapped in winter.[69] For I Never Die, Jeon compared the album with the Marineford war in One Piece anime series – "the war is a very important event in One Piece. The story revolves around the members who have grown up two years after fighting a war that they thought was an insurmountable crisis and like the members are separated to grow up. Like the manga, I thought I Never Die is an album that depicts (G)I-dle after the war. This album, which is represented by growth and shock, was perfected with passion and fierceness."[70] "Tomboy" was inspired by the fictional character, Cruella de Vil.[71]

Songwriting and musical style

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See also: (G)I-dle § Musical style

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For Jeon's music credits, see List of songs written and produced by Jeon So-yeon.

Although Jeon trained in songwriting classes before her debut, she never intended to be (G)I-dle's primary songwriter. Instead, she took on the role out of necessity: "At first, I really didn't know I'd be writing these songs ... but our debut was getting delayed because we didn't have a song. So that's when I thought, I should write our song, and started writing a title track."[54] She described her composition process as starting with writing melodies on a blank page with just a piano or a beat, noting that "it is common to have a track maker, someone who writes melodies and putting a melody on a mostly completed beat." In the production of the group's debut song "Latata", Jeon began with moombahton beats and simple instruments such as percussion, putting them on loop and coated them with melody. She considers her bandmates while writing and tries to avoid the lyrics involving "me" or "I".[55] Jeon further emphasized the importance of appealing to emotions to "mak[e] music without prejudice ... I think it's the music that anyone can sympathize with. Our group is multinational and has no language barrier."[72]

For (G)I-dle's first preliminary performance on the competition show Queendom, Jeon proposed a sorceress concept for "Latata", an arrangement that IZM praised as "an entirely original song". According to the magazine, her consistent confidence in her group, song and herself both on and offstage is because "she has a clear image of what she wants to create."[73][74][75] Poet Seo Hyo-in wrote that Jeon "covers all aspects of producing, from composition and writing, rap making and setting the concept" but "doesn't overshadow the other members." She praised Jeon for maximizing the strengths of each member, allowing them to find their own artistic freedom.[76]

Gender stereotypes in music

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"All stereotypes must be crushed. The stereotype that you're too young to do something. The stereotype that limits female idols. Music has no gender."

—Jeon, 2019[58]

Jeon expressed her desire for more women to take part in record production,[77] believing that there are no gender boundaries when it comes to arts forms like music, performances and gaming.[78] She stated, "When I write, I don't think about gender. No 'we're a girl group', women, men or age. I just write what's on my mind."[79] In a June 2020 interview with MTV, on using the pronoun "she" in "Oh My God", Jeon remarked that she "didn't want to limit that 'she' to a certain being or a certain definition, so it's open to anything" and that "all kinds of love are valuable and must be respected."[80]

Image and impact

Media outlets have labelled Jeon a versatile artist, "triple threat", and Alpha girl due to her success as a rapper, singer, and songwriter and skills in record production and dancing.[5][81] Cube Entertainment noted that Jeon's presence in (G)I-dle was vital to the group's popularity and helped set them apart from their peers.[82] Also nicknamed "survival born monster", stemming from her appearance on multiple survival shows, she has established herself as a next-generation "producer-dol".[83][84] RBW's Cosmic Sound (Kim Ki-hyun) and Cosmic Girl (former Rania member Yoo Joo-yi) described Jeon as a "genius songwriter-idol",[85] and Kukinews named her the first successful female Korean idol singer who also produces music for both her group and other artists.[86] Journalist Park Eun-hae dubbed Jeon the Korean Lady Gaga due to her small figure; courage to try challenging concepts without genre limitations; and unique position in the Korean entertainment industry as a writer, producer, and performer.[87]

Jeon has been regarded as a role model for young women.[88] Various artists cited her as an inspiration, including Majors' Aki,[89] ANS' Dalyn,[90] Woo!ah!'s Songyee,[91] Craxy's KaRin[92] Lightsum's Jian and Juhyeon,[93][94] Lunarsolar's Eseo,[95] H1-Key's Hwiseo,[96] Blank2y's Siwoo,[97] and Adya's Sena.[98] South Korean producer and songwriter Ryan S. Jhun expressed his admiration for the competition Queendom, on which (G)I-dle appeared, and shared that he hopes to work with Jeon one day.[99]

Philanthropy

In April 2020, Jeon donated 30,000 hand sanitizers during the COVID-19 pandemic in South Korea through the Holt Children's Welfare Association.[100] On June 2, 2021, Jeon opened a personal Instagram account with several photos of selfies and an arm tattoo.[101] Later, Jeon revealed the tattoo was a "consent for organ donation" tattoo on V Live. She stated, "I saw an article saying that an average of 5 people a day died waiting for an organ donor. I thought about what I could do for others in my life, and then I came to a conclusion. It was a decision I made after cautiously thinking."[102][103] On January 18, 2022, Jeon donated 20,000 briquettes to the Sharing Briquettes of Love campaign to help those in need, including unprivileged and low-income families, throughout the cold winter.[100] In February 2023, Jeon donated 20 million won to the Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association in order to aid those affected by the 2023 Turkey–Syria earthquake.[104]

Discography

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See also: (G)I-dle discography

Extended plays

List of extended plays, showing selected details,
selected chart positions, and sales figures
Title Details Peak chart
positions		 Sales
KOR
[105]
Windy 7

Singles

List of singles, showing year released, selected chart positions, sales figures, and name of the album
Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album
KOR US World
[107]
Gaon
[108]		 Hot
[109]
As lead artist
"Children's Day" (어린이의 하루)
(featuring Superbee)		 2016 — — — N/A Unpretty Rapstar 3
"Smile" (웃어)
(featuring Davii)		 — — —
"Jelly" 2017 — — — Non-album single
"Idle Song" (아이들 쏭) 2018 — — —
"Beam Beam" (삠삠) 2021 115 71 — Windy
Collaborations
" She's Coming"
(with Grace, Nada, Miryo, Euna Kim, Yuk Ji-dam, Giant Pink, Janey, Kassy, Ha Ju-yeon)		 2016 92 — — Unpretty Rapstar 3
"Scary"
(with Nada)		 29 — —
"Mermaid"
(with Lee Min-hyuk, Peniel, Jung Il-hoon, Jang Ye-eun, and Wooseok)		 2018 — — — N/A One
"Wow Thing"[112]
(with Seulgi, SinB, and Chungha)		 35 43 3 SM Station X 0
"New Vision"
(with Colde)		 2021 — — — New Vision
"The Ball Is Round"
(with Code Kunst, Woo Won-jae )		 2022 — — — Non-album single
As featured artist
"Hang Out" (너도? 나도!)
(Lee Min-hyuk featuring Soyeon)		 2019 — — — N/A Hutazone
"I Wanna Be"
(Key featuring Soyeon)		 122 — 13 I Wanna Be
"Giants"
(True Damage featuring Soyeon, Becky G, Keke Palmer, Thutmose and Duckwrth)		 — — —[lower-alpha 1] Non-album single
"Dessert"
(Hyoyeon featuring Loopy and Soyeon)		 2020 —[lower-alpha 2] 96 16 Deep
"Annie (애니)"
(Ravi featuring Soyeon)		 2021 — — — N/A Non-album single
Soundtrack appearances
"Freak Show" 2022 —[lower-alpha 3] — — N/A From Now On, Showtime! OST Part 1
"—" denotes items that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Other charted songs

Title Year Peak chart positions Album
KOR
Gaon
[108]
"Weather" 2021 —[lower-alpha 4] Windy
"Quit" —[lower-alpha 5]
"Psycho" —[lower-alpha 6]
"Is this bad b****** number?"
(featuring Bibi, Lee Young-ji)		 —[lower-alpha 7]
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Other songs

Title Year Album Ref.
"The Loveless" (애정결핍) 2019 N/A [116]

Videography

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See also: (G)I-dle videography

Music videos

Year Title Director(s) Ref.
2021 "Beam Beam" Oui Kim [117]
Collaborations
2018 "Wow Thing"
(with Seulgi, SinB and Kim Chung-ha)		 Doori Kwak (GDW) [118]
As featured artist
2019 "I Wanna Be"
(Key feat. Soyeon)		 Paranoid Paradigm (VM Project Architecture) [119]

Filmography

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See also: (G)I-dle § Filmography

Television shows

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2016 Produce 101 Contestant Finished 20th
Eliminated on episode 11 (Final)		 [8]
Unpretty Rapstar 3 Finished 3rd [11]
2021 My Teenage Girl Homeroom teacher [120]
2023 Fantasy Boys Producer [121]

Web shows

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2021 Face ID Cast member Episodes 21–23 [47]

Radio shows

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2021 #OUTNOW Jeon So-yeon Official DJ July 5, 2021–present, every Monday [122]

Awards and nominations

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See also: List of awards and nominations received by (G)I-dle and K/DA § Awards and nominations
Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, nominee of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award ceremony Year Category Nominee / Work Result Ref.
APAN Music Awards 2020 Best All-rounder Jeon So-yeon Nominated [123]
Asian Pop Music Awards[lower-alpha 8] 2021 Best Lyricist (Overseas) "Hwaa" Nominated [125]
Brand of the Year Awards 2022 Best Female Multi-Entertainer Jeon So-yeon Won [126]
Game Audio Network Guild Awards 2020 Best Original Song "Giants" (as True Damage) Won [127]
Hallyu Hip-hop Culture Awards 2017 Popularity Award Jeon So-yeon Won [128]
Korea First Brand Awards[lower-alpha 9] 2022 Female Solo (Rising Star) Award Nominated [130]
MBC Entertainment Awards 2021 Rookie Award My Teenage Girl Nominated [131]
Special Award[lower-alpha 10] Won [132]
Melon Music Awards 2022 Best Songwriter Jeon So-yeon Won [133]

Notes

  1. ↑ "Giants" did not enter the Billboard World Digital Song Sales, but peaked at number 15 on the Billboard's Rap Chart.[33]
  2. ↑ "Dessert" did not enter Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at number 166 on the Gaon Download Chart.[113]
  3. ↑ "Freak Show" did not enter Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at number 110 on the Gaon Download Chart.[114]
  4. ↑ "Weather" did not enter Gaon Digital Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 70 on Gaon Download Chart.[115]
  5. ↑ "Quit" did not enter Gaon Digital Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 77 on Gaon Download Chart.[115]
  6. ↑ "Psycho" did not enter Gaon Digital Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 68 on Gaon Download Chart.[115]
  7. ↑ "Is this bad b****** number?" did not enter Gaon Digital Chart, but debuted and peaked at number 45 on Gaon Download Chart.[115]
  8. ↑ Hosted by the Hong Kong Asia Pacific International Group and Sunway Records, the Asian Pop Music Awards bases its winners on the "Asian Pop Music Chart" which opened on September 2019.[124]
  9. ↑ Hosted by the Korea Consumer Brand Committee and the Korea Consumer Forum, the Korea First Brand Awards bases its winners on a nationwide South Korean survey.[129]
  10. ↑ with Kwon Yu-ri, Ock Joo-hyun, and Aiki

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