2nd generation · SY6 Entertainment / Star Planet
Blady
ブレイディ / 블레이디
Blady restarted more than once, and the line-up on any given single is the fastest way to date it.
- 2011DebutMay 16, 2011
- 5Members
- 2thGeneration
- HoneyBFandom

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In 30 seconds: Blady
Spark Spark opens in 2011, Blood Type B Girl marks the 2013 relaunch, and Come to Me and Secret Number close things out in 2015.
Come here if you are filling in the early-2010s groups that never got a second look.
Key facts
- Group name
- Blady
- Reading / Hangul
- ブレイディ / 블레이디
- Company
- SY6 Entertainment / Star Planet
- Debut date
- May 16, 2011
- Days active
- 5,647 days (15 years, 5 months)
- Debut song
- Spark Spark
- Generation
- 2nd generation
- Fandom name
- HoneyB(ハニービー)
Member guide

ガビン가빈 · GabinView in Japanese

イェジ예지 · YejiView in JapaneseProfile comparison
| Members | Birth date | Blood type | MBTI | Nationality | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ティナ | 1994-09-01 | 32 | 166cm | A | Not disclosed | South Korea · United States |
| ガビン | 1992-07-06 | 34 | 163cm | B | Not disclosed | South Korea |
| ダヨン | 1994-02-13 | 32 | 164cm | O | Not disclosed | South Korea |
| ギル | 1993-12-03 | 32 | 165cm | AB | Not disclosed | South Korea |
| イェジ | 1996-01-05 | 30 | 162cm | A | Not disclosed | South Korea |
Ages are as of 2026-10-31.
Selected releases
Start here
Follow a few songs from the starting point to the group's current sound.
Secret Number
Blood Type B Girl MVBlood Type B Girl is the brightest single and belongs to the relaunch.
Come to Me MVCome to Me shows the final line-up and the poppier face it wore.From debut to now
- 2011Spark Spark set the starting point, and Crazy Day brought the early Blady period into full swing.
- 2012Rather than major new releases, early songs and event appearances kept the name of a short-lived group alive.
- 2013Blood Type B Girl arrived, giving a new lineup the most recognisable way into Blady.
- 2014A Blady Soul offshoot by some members overlapped with roster changes, leading to the overhaul a year later.
- 2015Come to Me around Renovation, then Secret Number, left the main videos of the final lineup.
- 2016Group-level updates shrank, and former members or solo work became the main route back to the songs.
Achievements
Key milestones
Official links
Official site
Official social accounts and platforms
Shopping guide
Verified English shopping links are not yet available.
KPOP DISCOVER's Blady note
Blady debuted in May 2011 under production tied to SY6 Entertainment, later operating under the Star Planet name as well. Spark Spark set the starting point and Crazy Day, out that July, brought the early colour into focus. Members changed repeatedly over the following years, so splitting the story into the debut period, the 2013 restart and the 2015 final lineup makes the whole picture easier to see. From 2016 onward group-level updates shrank, and solo work or posts from former members became the usual route back to the music.
A first listen is best built around Crazy Day, Blood Type B Girl, Come to Me and Secret Number. Crazy Day carries the bright, nimble air of the early group, and Blood Type B Girl adds the character the restart brought in 2013. From Come to Me in 2015 onward both the sound and the roster were renewed, and lining up those four tracks shows how much changed inside a short career. The group moved between dance pop and electro pop, leaving a different face for each period.
Around the Renovation period in 2015, Come to Me and then Secret Number left the footage of the final lineup, and after that nothing new came from the group. One former member, Tina, still posts on her own, and that is another route back, so even a small catalogue keeps several doors open. Crazy Day, then Blood Type B Girl, then Secret Number runs from early brightness through the restart character to the change of the final lineup.
Editors' take Crazy Day / Blood Type B Girl / Secret Number — three songs covering roster changes and shifting sound, from the five-piece group at SY6 Entertainment.
Trivia worth knowing
Blady changed members often, so the early roster and the 2015 line work best as separate ways in.
Crazy Day, Blood Type B Girl, Come to Me and Secret Number together trace the move from brightness to a harder concept.
Crazy Day and Blood Type B Girl each have several video routes, so one title can mean a single cut, a stage version or a lyric or alternative edit.
Former members such as Tina post on their own accounts, and that often leads people back to the group today.
Against TAHITI, SKarf and Bob Girls, the crowded field of short-lived girl groups in the early 2010s becomes clear.
Birthplaces and minor activity names stay within what official or public profiles confirm, with no guesswork filling the gaps.