Billlie

Billlie is active as of 2026-11-15.

Billlie is known to combine the Korean word "bi" (rain), the number 11 and the English word "lie." The group's storyline revolves around a legend about what happens when the 11th bell rings on a day of purple rain. That is why the name is spelled with three l's, a detail worth copying exactly when searching.

Billlie debuted on November 10, 2021, with "RING X RING." The song was the title track of their first mini album, the Billage of perception: chapter one. That album also launched the storytelling series that continues through many of the group's later releases.

Billlie is managed by Mystic Story. Official news about album releases, broadcasts and concerts is announced through Mystic Story and Billlie's official channels. For new updates and schedules, the agency's notices and the official fan community are the most accurate places to look.

Billlie has seven members: Moon Sua, Suhyeon, Haram, Tsuki, Sheon, Siyoon and Haruna. The seven are active together as a full group. Official profiles for each member, along with their latest news, are available through the agency and the group's official channels.

Billlie's official fandom name is Belllie've. It carries over the triple-l spelling from the group's name, so the team and its fans are tied together through the same playful spelling. Recruitment for the official fan club and fan events is announced on the official fan community.

Since debut, Billlie has built its identity on a mysterious legend that continues from album to album. The story has expanded through series titled the Billage of perception and the collective soul and unconscious. The concept also speaks to the hidden inner self everyone carries, which the group describes as a "B-side."

Known Billlie songs include the debut track "RING X RING," along with "GingaMingaYo," "EUNOIA" and "DANG! (hocus pocus)." If you are new to the group, listening in release order from the debut and watching the music videos alongside makes it easier to follow the storyline as it develops.

Yes. Billlie has released unit work featuring some of its members. One example is "SNAP," a unit song by Moon Sua and Siyoon. For news about units and individual projects, the most accurate sources are Mystic Story's notices and Billlie's official channel announcements.

Start with the first mini album, which includes the debut song "RING X RING." Because the group's storyline continues across releases, listening to the albums in order and watching the music videos together lets you enjoy both the narrative and the music. Lyrics and visual clues often connect from one release to the next.

Billlie often appear on Korean music shows during comeback periods, so broadcasts are an easy way to see their stages. Information about fan meetings, concerts and pre-recording audiences is posted by the agency and the official fan community. Please use official routes and avoid scalped tickets and unauthorized filming.