The debut single “LAVA”from rookie singer Gyuna, featured in the Coupang Play original series “Hide”, was released on March 31.
One particular comment on the “LAVA”video caught the attention of many, written by a netizen who said, “Congratulations on your debut, GYUNA. I am aware of the dedication and effort you put into achieving this. I wish for nothing but success for you, and I hope you will become an outstanding artist just like your younger sister.”
The question of who Gyuna’s younger sister is was answered by mentioning NewJeans’ Danielle in a reply.
It is a fact that Gyuna, Danielle’s elder sister, was a child model during her younger years and had previously appeared on shows like “My Heart’s Crayon”.
With Gyuna’s entrance into the entertainment industry, numerous individuals couldn’t resist comparing her to Danielle and also to IVE’s Jang Wonyoung and Jang Da-ah, who are known as the “Visual Sisters.”
Similarly, prior to her official debut, actress Jang Da-ah gained attention for being the older sister of IVE’s Jang Wonyoung. In April of last year, she solidified her career as an actress by signing an exclusive contract with the agency King Kong by Starship and announcing her upcoming projects.
Before the February release of the TVING drama “Pyramid Game”, Jang Da-ah was already garnering significant attention and interest. Her role in the series sparked much anticipation and discussion.
Despite portraying a villain, Jang Da-ah received a lot of love from the audience for her exceptional acting skills, which included impressive eye gazes and minute detailed expressions.
In a later interview after the finale, Jang Da-ah acknowledged the label “Jang Won-young’s older sister”as inescapable and stated, “It’s understandable that I would be referred to as such since I debuted with limited fame. Although it’s not my preference, I acknowledge and comprehend it.”
“She emphasized that building her own reputation as an actress is the top priority, and once she accomplishes that, the label of ‘Jang Won-young’s sister’ will naturally fade away.”
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