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Jeon Soyeon Script
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[Opening shot of Jeon So-yeon's image and name on screen]
[Background music starts]
[Montage of Jeon's childhood photos]
Jeon Soyeon was born on August 26 1998 in Seoul, South Korea. Her passion for ballet shone through as she participated in and conquered various competitions. But everything changed when she witnessed a performance by Big Bang, leading her to switch gears and embark on a challenging path in the music industry.
Undeterred by around 20 to 30 failed singing auditions, Jeon redirected her focus to rap, attracting interest from potential collaborators. Despite facing differences in musical direction, she chose to pivot again, this time towards street dancing.
[Montage of Jeon street dancing]
The turning point came when she spotted Cube Entertainment's 2014 audition poster. Taking a chance at the Incheon auditions, she secured a spot as a trainee at the prestigious company.
[Visuals of Cube Entertainment's audition poster]
Host: Fast forward to January 2016, Jeon represented Cube Entertainment on the first season of Produce 101. Although she gained popularity, ranking 20th on the final episode meant missing out on joining the project girl group, I.O.I.
[Clips from Produce 101]
Host: Not one to be discouraged, Jeon took the rap scene by storm in the third season of Unpretty Rapstar, finishing as the second runner-up. This led to three of her tracks being featured on the show's final compilation album.
[Clips from Unpretty Rapstar]
Host: On December 29, 2016, Jeon officially signed with Cube Entertainment and made her debut on November 5, 2017, with the digital singles "Jelly" and "Idle Song," both penned by her.
[Images from Jeon's debut]
Host: But the story doesn't end there. In 2018, Jeon took on a leadership role as the rapper of (G)I-dle, contributing to the success of hits like "Latata" and "Hann." She even collaborated with SM Station's X 0 for the song "Wow Thing."
[Clips from (G)I-dle's performances]
Host: The game-changer came with the virtual group K/DA, where Jeon, alongside (G)I-dle member Miyeon, collaborated with Riot Games for the hit song "Pop/Stars."
[Clips from K/DA's "Pop/Stars"]
Host: Jeon's journey continued with roles in True Damage and as a composer for CLC's "No." However, 2019 also brought a moment of reflection as she publicly apologized for using a pirated version of music software during her early days of learning songwriting.
[Clips from True Damage and CLC's "No"]
Host: Fast forward to 2021, (G)I-dle released the EP "I Burn," showcasing Jeon's prowess as a songwriter. In June, she dropped her solo EP, "Windy," with the lead single "Beam Beam," earning her first music program trophy on SBS MTV's "The Show."
[Clips from (G)I-dle's "Hwaa" and Jeon's "Beam Beam" performances]
Host: And the journey continues! On November 16, 2023, Jeon will be part of a special collaboration single titled "Nobody" with Ive's Liz and Aespa's Winter. Make sure to mark your calendars for this exciting release!
[Closing shot of Jeon's image]
Host: That's it for today's video! If you enjoyed this deep dive into Jeon So-yeon's incredible career, hit that like button, subscribe for more content, and let us know in the comments who you want us to feature next. Until then, stay tuned for more stories from the world of K-pop on Hallyu Highlights. Thanks for watching!
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Early Life
Jeon So-yeon, born on August 26, 1998, in Gaepo-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, experienced homeschooling during her childhood and later enrolled in Kuryong Elementary School. During her elementary years, she dedicated herself to ballet, participating and achieving success in various competitions. However, her passion shifted to music after witnessing a performance by Big Bang, prompting her to leave ballet and attempt around 20 to 30 singing auditions, all without success.
Subsequently, Jeon redirected her focus towards rapping, receiving interest from potential collaborators. Despite differences in musical direction, she relinquished her aspiration to become a singer and returned to dancing, this time as a street dancer.
Upon encountering Cube Entertainment's 2014 audition poster, Jeon decided to participate in the Incheon auditions, leading to her acceptance as a trainee at the company.
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In January 2016, Jeon took part as a representative trainee for Cube Entertainment in the first season of the girl group survival show Produce 101. Throughout the series, she gained popularity, reaching the 10th position on the fifth episode but ultimately ranked 20th on the final episode, missing the chance to join the winning project girl group, I.O.I.
In July 2016, Jeon participated as a contestant in the third season of the rap competition show Unpretty Rapstar. She finished as the second runner-up, and three of her tracks were included in the show's final compilation album.
On December 29, 2016, Jeon signed an exclusive contract as an artist under Cube Entertainment. Her official debut occurred on November 5, 2017, with the digital singles "Jelly" and "Idle Song," both written by her.
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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. She was credited in writing the lyrics, music, and arrangement for both their debut song "Latata" and their next single "Hann," 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.
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. Station Young released their first song, "Wow Thing," on September 28, 2018.
After their debut, Jeon and fellow (G)I-dle member Miyeon were approached by Riot Games 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 and 100 million in one month. The single release of the song reached number one on Billboard's World Digital Songs chart. 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.
In 2019, Jeon took on the role of composer for CLC's "No," a selection made through a blind test, serving as the lead single for the group's EP No.1. In March of the same year, Jeon publicly apologized for using a pirated version of the German music-producing software Kontakt. She expressed regret on her online fan community site, acknowledging her use of the illegal copy during her early days of learning songwriting. Jeon clarified that she had unintentionally retained the program but assured that, since fully dedicating herself to composing, she had exclusively used authorized software. The apology followed the revelation in a behind-the-scenes YouTube video for the I Made EP, produced by the agency, where icons of the illegally copied software were visible on her laptop screen. The agency promptly removed the video and issued an apology.
Jeon reprised her role as Akali in the League of Legends collaborative hip hop group True Damage. Collaborating with Becky G, Keke Palmer, Thutmose, and Duckwrth, they released a single titled "Giants" along with an animated music video on November 10, 2019. The track, predominantly in English, includes verses in Spanish and Korean. On the same day, the group performed at the 2019 League of Legends World Championship finals in Paris, France, marking Jeon's second consecutive year participating in the opening ceremony of the World Championship finals. "Giants" debuted at number fifteen and nineteen on Billboard's Rap and R&B/Hip-Hop Digital Songs Sales charts, respectively.
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In January 2021, (G)I-dle released their EP "I Burn," featuring the lead single "Hwaa"; Jeon wrote four of the six tracks. During the same month, Jeon appeared on "Face ID," a KakaoTV original entertainment show revealing the daily lives of celebrities through their phones. The show aired every Monday for three weeks starting from January 25. Throughout the episodes, she shared insights into the production process of her songs, her daily routines with fellow (G)I-dle members, a collection of 1,600 demo songs, and behind-the-scenes footage from the preparation of "I Burn" to its release day. On May 21, 2021, it was reported that Jeon would be releasing a solo album. 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. Jeon won her first music program trophy on SBS MTV's "The Show" on July 13.
On November 9, 2023, it was confirmed that Jeon would be part of a special collaboration single "Nobody" with Ive's Liz and Aespa's Winter, which was released on November 16.
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