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Crayon Pop

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5 Female

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K-Pop

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Rock/Pop

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Crayon Pop - Bing Bing
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Crayon Pop - Saturday Night
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Crayon Pop - FM

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FM	빠빠빠 2.0	Saturday Night
Dancing Queen 2.0	빠빠빠	꾸리스마스 (Lonely Chr...

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Crayon Pop (Hangul: 크레용팝) is a five-member South Korean girl group formed in 2012 under Chrome Entertainment. Formed in early 2012, the group consists of Gum-mi, Ellin, Way, Cho-a and Soyul. Crayon Pop debuted on June 24, 2012 with the release of both the Korean and Japanese music videos for their first single "Bing Bing", followed by the release of their first EP, "The 1st Mini Album".
Crayon Pop's popularity rose with the release of "Bar Bar Bar", which began to draw interest and went on to become viral 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, including reaching number #1 on the weekly Billboard's Korea K-Pop Hot 100 for the first time after a full 6 weeks on release.

On 13 August 2013, Crayon Pop's agency Chrome Entertainment signed a partnership contract with Sony Music. Sony will be involved in the publishing of Crayon Pop's future albums as well as assisting in promotional activities both at home and overseas.

The group was initially named Hurricane Pop consisting of members Serang (Mari), Gum-mi, Ellin, Cho-a, and So-yul. Serang, a former leader of the disbanded girl group Coin Jackson, left the group shortly before their promotions started in order to pursue an acting career. Cho-a's younger twin sister, Way, was then added to preserve the group as a quintet. The group was later renamed to Crayon Pop prior to their debut.

So Yul was part of a short-lived K-Pop duo called Chic'6 Muscats before joining Crayon Pop. Way also had prior involvement in the music industry as a member of indie band N.Dolphin, she left the group when given the chance to join her sister in Crayon Pop.