WANNA.B

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WANNA.B
Wanna.B in 2016 promotions with «Attention»
Background information
Origin	Seoul, South Korea
Genres	K-pop synthpop dance-pop
Years active	2014 (2014)–2019
Labels	Zenith Media Contents
Website	WANNA.B
Past members	SiYoung JiWoo YoonSeul SaeBom J.BIN SeoYoon Ami Lina Eunsom Sejin Roeun

WANNA.B (Hangul: 워너비) was a South-Korean girlgroup created by Zenith Media Contents in 2014.^[1] The group debuted with Attention in 2015.

History[]

2014-15: Debut & comeback with Hands Up[]

WANNA.B was created by Zenith Media Contents in 2014. The group's first release was on November 17, 2014 with the single My Type.^[2] After multiple girls left and joined the group, they officially debuted with Attention on July 20, 2015. At the time of debut, the 6 member group consisted of JiWoo, SeJin, SeoYoon, SiYoung, Ami & EunSom.^{[citation needed]}

On November 11, 2015 the group made their first comeback with their 2nd single titled Hands Up.^[3]

2016-2019: Line-up changes, comeback with Why? & disbandment[]

On April 6, 2016, Zenith Media Contents announced that member SeoYoon would be leaving the group due to back pain. In addition, the label added 2 new members, these members are RoEun & Lina. Lina was revealed to be the older sister of Girl's Day member Minah.^[4] The new line-up made their comeback on June 26, 2016, with their 3rd digital single "Why".^[5]

In November 2016, members JiWoo & SiYoung decided to leave the group.^{[citation needed]}

On May 6, 2017, Lina appeared on the South Korean show I Can See Your Voice 4 where she performed "Something" by Girl's Day. Lina's sister, Minah from Girl's Day, made a guest appearance to perform the song with her.^[6] On August 27, 2017, Lina and her sister Minah appeared on Happy Together.^[7]

In late 2019, Zenith Media Contents removed WANNA.B's profile from their list of artists (although the profile can still be accessed on the site, and the group's official social media accounts have been either been deleted or are inactive, leading to speculation that the group has disbanded. The company has never officially confirmed this, but mentioned that none of the members were under contract with them anymore.^{[citation needed]}

Members[]

Members timeline[]

Discography[]

Chinese singles

• My Type (2014)

Korean singles

• Attention (2015)
• Hands Up (2015)
• Why (2016)
• LEGGO (2019)

Videography[]

Music videos[]

References[]