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G - Star
G-Star is a South Korean pop band that formed in 2012. Their debut single "Morning Light" came out that same year, with a melody and dance routines that found...
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G-Star is a South Korean pop band that formed in 2012. Their debut single "Morning Light" came out that same year, with a melody and dance routines that found an audience quickly. The group has five members: Haewon, Yeona, Jiyoon, Minji, and Hyeji.
In 2014, there were accusations that their song "Moonlight" resembled another track too closely, which the band denied. A few years later, in 2017, Jiyoon's comments about the group's weight management practices sparked discussion about pressures on female idols in Korea.
They've put out other singles like "Starry Night" in 2015, "Eclipse" in 2017, and "Horizon" in 2019.
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