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Foxxie
Foxxie formed in Seoul around singer Jinny and guitarist Lee Na-young, who met at a local music festival. They were joined by bassist Kim Ji-eun and drummer...
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Foxxie formed in Seoul around singer Jinny and guitarist Lee Na-young, who met at a local music festival. They were joined by bassist Kim Ji-eun and drummer Park Chae-won. Their debut single "Don't Don't Go Away" became popular internationally, helping establish them in the K-pop scene.
In 2017, the group faced plagiarism allegations regarding one of their songs. The accusations were eventually dismissed, but they affected the band's public image during that period. The pressures of their growing fame also reportedly strained relationships within the group.
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