Crayon Pop

As of November 2026, Crayon Pop has been on a group hiatus since 2017. However, the group has not officially disbanded, so it is most accurate to describe it as taking a break. For the members' latest news, the best source is each member's own official channels and announcements rather than unofficial reports.

Crayon Pop debuted on July 19, 2012, with the song 'Saturday Night'. From the early days, the group showed its own color through bright and cheerful stages. It later became widely known to the public with songs built around unique and playful concepts that stood out from other acts.

Crayon Pop's agency is Chrome Entertainment. The group has worked with this agency on its albums and stage activities since its debut. For official news related to the group's activities, it is most accurate to rely on announcements from the agency rather than unconfirmed reports.

The members currently listed for Crayon Pop are Geummi, Ellin, Choa and Way. Stages featuring the four members are remembered for their distinctive outfits and cheerful choreography. Since the group is on hiatus, check each member's own official channels for their latest news and activities.

The Crayon Pop fandom is called 'Sketchbook'. Just as crayons draw on a sketchbook, the name gives a sense that the group and its fans belong together. Even while the group is on hiatus, fans still remember Crayon Pop and refer to themselves using this name.

Crayon Pop's most widely known song is 'Bar Bar Bar'. Other songs often mentioned include 'Uh-ee'. You can check each song's release year in the album information on official music platforms, which is also a good way to explore the rest of the group's catalog and early releases.

Crayon Pop became famous during its 'Bar Bar Bar' promotions, wearing helmets and tracksuits and performing simple, repetitive choreography that anyone can follow. The song's jumping-in-place move became widely known by the nickname 'straight five-cylinder dance'. Its unpretentious, fun-loving concept is seen as the team's biggest trademark.

Crayon Pop had a sub-unit called 'Strawberry Milk', made up of Choa and Way. The unit promoted songs with a different mood from the main group. Listening to the unit's songs as well lets you discover more sides of the Crayon Pop members beyond the group's famous helmet and tracksuit look.

For beginners, start by watching the stage video for 'Bar Bar Bar', the group's best-known song. Then listen to 'Uh-ee' and go back to the debut song 'Saturday Night'. Finally, try the songs by the sub-unit Strawberry Milk to enjoy the many different charms of the team.

As of November 2026, Crayon Pop is on a group hiatus, so the most accurate way to follow the members is through each member's own official channels. Each member may work in a different field, so rely on official announcements. Fans should avoid spreading unconfirmed rumors or following members' private lives.