Lee Chae-yeon

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Chae-yeon Lee (Korean: Script error: No such module "Lang".Template:Category handler; born Lee Jin-Sook (Script error: No such module "Lang".; Script error: No such module "Lang".Template:Category handler); December 10, 1978), best known as Chae Yeon, is a Korean pop singer who rose to fame with her hit single "Two of Us" (Script error: No such module "Lang".Template:Category handler) in 2004.

Career

Beginning of career

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Having passed an audition held by an entertainment management company in Japan, Lee first appeared on a show called Template:Ill (ウッチャンナンチャンのウリナリ!!) on Japanese NTV. She appeared on the show for almost three years. Along with the television show, she performed as a singer, releasing three singles and one mini-album in Japan.

Pursuing career as an entertainer in Korea

She returned to Korea with her first official album It's My Time under her new stage name, Chae Yeon. Initially, she was simply viewed as yet another "sexy concept" singer, as many female singers were at that time.Script error: No such module "Unsubst". Her debut song "위험한 연출" ("Dangerous Directing") did well, but her real success came when her second album released late in 2004. "Two of Us (둘이서)", the lead single, pushed her to No.1 on many music charts in the spring of 2005.Script error: No such module "Unsubst". The music video for "Two of Us" was controversial for being too "racy" in conservative Korea, as it contained scenes showing her full back and exposed underwear.[1] Subsequently, the video was banned on television, and the airing time was limited to after 10:00 p.m. on some cable channels.[2] Becoming heavily played on radio, the song became so popular that a signature move from the choreographed dance became known as the "Na-na-na" dance, named after the hook of the song. It managed to hit the top of various music charts in Korea. The follow-up single "Come to Me (다가와)" was released soon after and was also popular, riding on the wave of its predecessor.

She returned after a brief break to release her third album III, which came in the fall of 2005. The first single, "오직 너", fared poorly on the charts. The record company then quickly switched to the "Disco Mix" of the song, which helped sustain its life on the charts, although not by much. The second single, "Third Love (세번째 사랑)", also fared poorly. However, this can be attributed to the fade of sexy R&B music in Korea at the time, as ballads were once again the style of choice for Korean singers.

Lee has continually participated in variety shows such as SBS's X-Man and Love Letter. She ended her official schedule with her last X-Man episode on September 25, 2005, to concentrate on recording her fourth album.

Although briefly hospitalised due to exhaustion, she made her comeback at the end of March 2006. Her lead single from her fourth album was "My Love", which was a Latin-tinged dance song. The single was extensively performed, with a remix promoted from May onwards; she then followed up with "Clumsy Love (Script error: No such module "Lang".)". The album sold 12,346 copies in 2007, placing 68th for the year.[3] She continued to remain a "sexy" singer, saying that she does not mind the label.[4]

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Chae Yeon performing in the closing ceremony of the 2009 East Asian Games

In addition to promoting her album, Lee joined the cast of Hi-Five, part of KBS's Happy Sunday line-up. On the reality-variety show, which also starred Hyun Young, the stars attempted to succeed in various tasks, including starring in a musical, becoming flight attendants, and performing action movie stunts. She remained a part of the show until its cancellation in 2008.

Later that year, she drew media attention with her investment into, and direct involvement with Bequem, a fashion company. She is a spokesperson for the brand, promoting its stylized caps and bags. Moreover, her portfolio with a sexy "Party" concept hit record sales by mixing her sexy image with feminine touches.Script error: No such module "Unsubst".

The singer came back after a two-year hiatus from the music world with her mini-album Shake. Continuing to stay within the "sexy singer" concept, the lead single "Shake (Heundeullyeo)" is an electronic dance song.[5] The music video was labelled by major networks to be unfit for broadcast without parental advisory warnings.[6]

On December 8, 2009, Lee had her first live mini concert in China. She performed her songs to a sold-out crowd.

On July 22, 2010, Lee made her comeback on M! Countdown. She performed "Crazy" and "Look Look Look" from her new album. It was well received by fans.Script error: No such module "Unsubst". She continued to perform on various music programs and promote her album. Her second mini album "Look at" was released on July 29, 2010.

She has stated that although she felt awkward and uncomfortable with her sexy image initially, she feels more at ease now, and has stated that she feels sexier the more she relaxes.[5]

In 2015, after a five-year hiatus, Lee made a comeback with the single "Obvious".

On October 17, 2016, she signed with A9 media. She had been promoting mostly in China for a while, so through this label, Lee began promoting actively in Korea through variety shows, dramas, and musicals.

In 2018, she made a comeback with the single "Bazzaya".

On August 20, 2019, her agency Cai Entertainment announced that she will be releasing a new song monthly until December. Her new single "Empty Heart (텅텅빈맘)" was released on August 20, 2019. On September 10, 2019, she released the single "Fly High".

On June 1, 2020, Lee released the single "Pink Monster (핑크몬스터)".

On October 18, 2021, after a three-year hiatus, Lee made a comeback with the ballad single "Sometimes I Cry".[7]

Personal life

Lee was born in Seoul on December 10, 1978.[8] She is a graduate of the Department of Broadcasting & Entertainment, Seoul Arts College. Her family consists of her parents and her older brother.

Discography

Studio albums

Title Album details Peak chart positions Sales
KOR
[9]
It's My Time
  • Released: August 20, 2003
  • Label: CJ Media Line
  • Format: CD, cassette
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Track listing
  1. 시간 [Time] (Intro)
  2. 위험한 연출 [Dangerous Directing]
  3. 사랑느낌 [Feeling of Love]
  4. 소중한 사랑 [Precious Love]
  5. 남자의 사랑 [Men's Love]
  6. 세잎 클로버 [Clover]
  7. 기도 [Prayer]
  8. 너만의 매력 [Your Very Own Charm]
  9. 상처 [Injury]
  10. 오래된 연인 [Old Couple]
  11. 소문 [Rumors]
  12. 휴식 [Relaxation] (Outro)
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Virginalness Bloom
  • Released: December 13, 2004
  • Label: CJ Media Line
  • Format: CD, cassette
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Track listing
  1. 둘이서 [The Two of Us]
  2. 지독한 외면 [Damm Exterior]
  3. 다가와 [Come to Me]
  4. 보고싶어 [I Want To See]
  5. 믿어 [Trust] ft. D-Low
  6. 다 끝났어 [It's Over]
  7. 행복한 눈물 [Happy Tears]
  8. Dance All Night
  9. 널 사랑할게 [You'll Love]
  10. 사랑인가봐! [I Love Sugar!]
  11. 추억만으로 [Only Memories] ft. D-Low
  12. 바보 [Fool]
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Chae Yeon
  • Released: November 18, 2005
  • Label: CJ Media Line, Yecheon Media
  • Format: CD, cassette
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Track listing
  1. 오직 너 (Only You)
  2. 하얀눈 (White Snow)
  3. 덫 (Trap)
  4. 욕심쟁이 (Greedy One)
  5. 세번째 사랑 (Third Love Feat. Red Roc)
  6. 너땜에 (Because of You)
  7. 가지마 (Don't Go)
  8. 미궁 (Labyrinth)
  9. 사랑이 오려나봐 (Maybe Love Is Coming)
  10. You
  11. 나쁜여자 (Bad Girl)
  12. 오직너(디스코 클럽) (Only You [Disco Club Remix])
 16
My Love
  • Released: March 30, 2007
  • Label: CJ Media Line, Yecheon Media
  • Format: CD
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  1. My Love
  2. 한 사람 (One Person)
  3. 부탁 (Request)
  4. 낯설은 거짓말 (A Strange Lie)
  5. 게임 (Game)
  6. 아련한 기다림 (Subtle Waiting)
  7. 서투른 사랑 (Clumsy Love)
  8. Tell Me
  9. 고귀한 사랑 (Precious Love)
  10. 서글픈 이별 (Lonesome Break Up)
  11. Party tonight
  12. My Love (Global Re-mix)
  13. 낯설은 거짓말 (Benny Re-mix) (A Strange Lie)
  14. 서투른 사랑 (Mojo House Re-mix) (Clumsy Love)
  15. My Love (Bossa Re-mix)
 11

Single albums

Title Album details Peak chart positions
KOR
[12]
Bazzaya
  • Released: November 13, 2018
  • Label: Cai Entertainment
  • Format: CD, digital download
 70

Compilation albums

Title Album details
Figure + Best Album
  • Released: May 23, 2006
  • Label: Yecheon Media
  • Format: CD, cassette
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Track listing
  1. 가지마
  2. 하얀눈
  3. 보고 싶어
  4. 행복한 눈물
  5. 욕심쟁이
  6. 소중한 사랑
  7. 널 사랑할게
  8. 세 번째 사랑 [Remix]
  9. 둘이서
  10. 오직 너 [Remix]
  11. 너땜에
  12. 다가와
  13. 사랑인가봐
  14. 위험한 연출
  15. 사링느낌
  16. 남자의 사랑

Extended plays

Title Album details Peak chart positions
KOR
[12]
Shake
  • Released: May 13, 2009
  • Label: Vitamin Entertainment
  • Format: CD
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  1. 흔들려 (Shake)
  2. 울랄라 (Ooh La La)
  3. 바보야 (Fool)
  4. 이별예감 (Parting Premonition)
  5. 변심 (Change Of Mind)
  6. 서투른 이별 (Clumsy Parting)
  7. 잊자 (Let's Forget)
  8. 흔들려 (Shake) (DJ Koo Club Radio Remix Ver.)
  9. 흔들려 (Shake) (DJ Koo Club Extend Remix Ver.)
  10. 울랄라 (Club Radio Remix Ver.)
  11. 울랄라 (Club Extend Remix Ver
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  1. 요즘 여자 Nowadays women
  2. Come and Get Me
  3. 거짓말 Lie (feat A.minor)
  4. 봐봐봐 Look Look Look
  5. Crazy
  6. Ma Lover (feat A.minor)
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Singles

Title Year Album
"Dangerous Directing" (위험한 연출) 2003 It's My Time
"Two Of Us" (둘이서) 2004 Virginalness Bloom
"Only You" (오직너) 2005 Chae Yeon
"Third Love" (세번째 사랑) 2006
"My Love" 2007 My Love
"Shake" (흔들려) 2009 Shake
"Look Look Look" (봐봐봐) 2010 Look At
"Obvious" (안봐도 비디오)
feat. Huh In-chang 		2015 Template:Non-album single
"Bazzaya" (봤자야) 2018 Bazzaya
"Sometimes I Cry" (난 가끔 눈물을 흘린다) 2021 Template:Non-album single

Endorsements

  • D&G [Fashion Wear]
  • Elle Korea
  • Jinro Soju
  • DnShop [Fashion Wear, Cosmetic Products]
  • Make Up For Ever [Make-up Cosmetic]
  • ChocoGem [Handmade Accessory]

Filmography

Television shows

Year Title Role Ref.
2023 Show King Night Judge [13]

Awards and nominations

Award Year Category Nominated work / nominee Result Ref.
KBS Music Awards 2005 Singer of the Year Chae Yeon Won [14]
Mnet Asian Music Awards 2003 Best New Artist "Dangerous Directing" Nominated [15]
2005 Best Female Artist "Two Of Us" Nominated [16]
2007 "My Love" Nominated [17]
2009 "Shake" Nominated [18]
SBS Gayo Daejeon 2005 Dance Award Chae Yeon Won [19]
2006 Won [20]

References

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