한 Kwon Eunbi

Kwon Eunbi (권은비) is a South Korean Female Soloist and Idol who debuted solo in 2021. She started in group Ye-A.

Eunbi developed an early passion for performance. Before officially entering the K-pop industry, she briefly debuted in 2014 as a member of the girl group Ye-A under the stage name Kazoo. This experience provided her with initial industry exposure, though the group did not achieve widespread recognition. After Ye-A's disbandment, Eunbi joined Woollim Entertainment, where she underwent extensive and rigorous training, honing her skills in singing, dancing, and stage presence for several years. During her trainee period at Woollim, she was known for her exceptional dance abilities and leadership potential, often showcasing her talents in company pre-debut projects and performances.

Eunbi gained significant public attention in 2018 when she participated in Mnet's reality survival show "Produce 48". Securing a spot on the final lineup, on October 29, 2018, Eunbi officially debuted as the leader of girl group IZ*One. IZ*One's activities, however, were temporary as they were formed through a survival show.

Following IZ*One's disbandment, Eunbi transitioned to a solo career under Woollim Entertainment. Her solo releases have allowed her to showcase a more mature and diverse musical style.

Beyond her musical releases, Kwon Eunbi has become particularly famous for her striking visuals and captivating stage presence, which have garnered her significant attention. She gained widespread recognition for her dynamic and charismatic performances at various events, most notably the Waterbomb Festival. Her "Waterbomb performances" went viral, significantly boosting her public profile and earning her the unofficial title of "Waterbomb Goddess".