Bae Seul Gi

Bae Seul Gi/Ki (배슬기) born on September 27, 1986, is a South Korean pop singer. She first debuted in fall of 2005 as a part of a project group The Red with actresses Oh Seung-Eun and Ju So-Young. She has appeared on many variety shows and became an internet sensation with her bokko (복고, old school) dance that she performed on Love Letter. Shortly after The Red split in early 2006, Bae Seul Gi released her first single as a solo artist titled "Strong Woman" (강한 여자, Ganghan Yujah). This single, however, was quickly abandoned in favor of "Tomboy" (말괄량이, Malgwalyangee).

Bae Seul Gi/Ki (배슬기) born on September 27, 1986, is a South Korean pop singer. She first debuted in fall of 2005 as a part of a project group The Red with actresses Oh Seung-Eun and Ju So-Young. She has appeared on many variety shows and became an internet sensation with her bokko (복고, old school) dance that she performed on Love Letter. Shortly after The Red split in early 2006, Bae Seul Gi released her first single as a solo artist titled "Strong Woman" (강한 여자, Ganghan Yujah).

This single, however, was quickly abandoned in favor of "Tomboy" (말괄량이, Malgwalyangee). "Tomboy" did well on Korean music charts, and the music video was number one for three weeks. Following the success of "Tomboy", Bae Seul Gi's record company released another single in December of 2006. She released her second album, titled "Flying", on October 8, 2007. After promotion of her second album, Bae Seul Gi moved onto hosting TV programs and acting, as well as becoming the spokesperson for Korea's Eyainteractive Company's MMORPG (Online Game) "Luna Online".

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