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4th generation · FNC Entertainment

Cherry Bullet

チェリーバレット / 체리블렛

Cherry Bullet combined the vocal strength FNC Entertainment tends to build with concepts that stayed determinedly bright.

  • 2019DebutJan 21, 2019
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  • 4thGeneration
  • LulletFandom
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In 30 seconds: Cherry Bullet

Haeyoon, Yuju, Bora, Jiwon, Remi, Chaerin and May made up the final line-up, and the run from a game-styled debut to late synth pop was quick.

Pick this for sweet, well-sung pop from a group whose catalogue is small enough to hear in an afternoon.

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Key facts

Group name
Cherry Bullet
Reading / Hangul
チェリーバレット / 체리블렛
Company
FNC Entertainment
Debut date
January 21, 2019
Days active
1,806 days (4 years, 11 months)
Final activity date
2024
Debut song
Q&A
Generation
4th generation
Fandom name
Lullet(ルレット)
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Member guide

ヘユン해윤 · HaeyoonView in Japaneseユジュ유주 · YujuView in Japaneseボラ보라 · BoraView in Japaneseジウォン지원 · JiwonSoloView in Japaneseレミ레미 · RemiView in Japaneseチェリン채린 · ChaerinView in Japaneseメイ메이 · MayView in Japanese

Profile comparison

MembersBirth dateBlood typeMBTINationality
ヘユン1996-01-1030157cmANot disclosedSouth Korea
ユジュ1997-03-0529166cmANot disclosedSouth Korea
ボラ1999-03-0327158cmANot disclosedSouth Korea
ジウォン2000-09-0426164cmABNot disclosedSouth Korea
レミ2001-04-2625168cmANot disclosedJapan
チェリン2002-03-1324167cmANot disclosedSouth Korea
メイ2004-11-1621173cmANot disclosedJapan

Ages are as of 2026-10-31.

Selected releases

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Start here

Follow a few songs from the starting point to the group's current sound.

Q&A MVQ&A MVQ&A is the debut, built around a game-like concept that dates it precisely.Love So Sweet MVLove So Sweet MVLove So Sweet is the sugary synth-pop peak and the easiest thing to like.Love In Space MVLove In Space MVLove In Space is the polished late single, and the performance footage adds to it.
MVView in JapaneseDance PracticeView in JapanesePerformanceView in JapaneseLiveView in JapaneseStageView in Japanese
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From debut to now

  • 2019
    January brought the debut with Let's Play Cherry Bullet, and Love Adventure in May kept the bright pop line going with Really Really.
  • 2020
    After Mirae, Kokoro and Linlin left, a seven-strong lineup put out Hands Up and Aloha Oe, showing both a harder song and a summer song.
  • 2021
    The first mini album Cherry Rush carried Love So Sweet, leaving the sweet synth pop that became the main door for later listeners.
  • 2022
    Love In Space presented the space-tinged concept of the later period, with highlights left in Special Clips and on stage as well.
  • 2023
    On Cherry Dash, with P.O.W! at the centre, they moved toward a more grown-up face and a different direction in performance.
  • 2024
    On April 22, FNC Entertainment announced the official end of group activity, and the members went separate ways into solo work.
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Achievements

Key milestones

2019Debut as the new FNC girl groupAs the FNC girl group after AOA, they led with a bright, game-styled concept on Q&A.
2021Love So Sweet became the signature songLove So Sweet from Cherry Rush is still an easy reference point as the way into late Cherry Bullet.
2022Individual member routes widenedBora, Jiwon and May became known in survival and television contexts too, leaving several doors back to the group.

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Official links

Official site

FNC Entertainmentfncent.com

Official social accounts and platforms

YouTubeFNC YouTubeInstagramXFNC

Shopping guide

Verified English shopping links are not yet available.

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KPOP DISCOVER's Cherry Bullet note

January 2019 brought a debut from FNC Entertainment with 10 members. Q&A opened the curtain on a game-styled world, and bright dance pop with steady vocals carried the group forward. A change of members in 2020 settled the lineup at seven: Haeyoon, Yuju, Bora, Jiwon, Remi, Chaerin and May. Having Remi and May, both from Japan, was part of what made the group distinctive.

Three songs are the ones to pick as doors: Q&A, Love So Sweet and Love In Space. Q&A gives the pop rush of the ten-member years, and Love So Sweet from 2021 widens the sweet texture of the synths and the range of expression all at once. Move on to Love In Space and its space-tinged late concept, and the flow of change the group built up comes into view naturally. Hands Up and Really Really are hard to skip either, since they show both the bright side and the forceful side.

P.O.W! arrived on Cherry Dash in 2023, stepping into a more grown-up face and performance than before. In April 2024, however, FNC announced the official end of group activity, and each member has moved on to solo work. Q&A, then Love So Sweet, then P.O.W! covers the game pop, the sweet synth pop and the close of the later period.

Editors' take Q&A / Love So Sweet / P.O.W! — the passage from brightness to polish, told in three songs by a seven-piece from FNC Entertainment.

KPOP DISCOVER editorial team

Trivia worth knowing

Game-style

The debut era ran on a game-styled concept, something like a Cherry Bullet OS interface, and it makes the world of Q&A far easier to hold in mind.

Seven-member line-up

After the line-up change at the end of 2019 a seven-member formation became the norm, and that is the shape behind the impression left from Love So Sweet onwards.

Japanese members

Remi and May are the Japanese members, which opens a route into the catalogue for listeners inside and outside Japan.

Vocals

Haeyoon and Bora carry the singing, and their voices hold up not only on the bright tracks but in live and broadcast settings.

FNC Kingdom

Live recordings from FNC Kingdom reveal which stage songs stayed in the repertoire, something the standard releases alone never show.

Final phase

P.O.W! stands as the final title track before activities ended, closing the arc that began with the cuteness of the earliest singles.

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Japan activity score

KPOP DISCOVER original metric
No. 165/ 241 groups

No. 165 of 241 groups with recorded activity in Japan (top 68%)

  • 0Japanese releases
  • 0Japan-related tracks
  • 2Members from Japan
  • 0Official Japanese accounts

The denominator is the 241 groups, out of 564 covered by KPOP DISCOVER, whose raw score reaches at least one point. The score adds 10 points per Japanese-market release, 3 per Japan-related track, 12 per member from Japan, and 8 per official Japanese account. Japanese-market releases carry the most weight because they are the most direct evidence of activity; related tracks add track-level detail; members from Japan stand for Japanese-language communication and continuity; official accounts stand for a permanent point of contact. The weights are an editorial judgement, not a statistical optimisation, and the ranking tracks release volume in Japan closely. Source: releases, tracks, members, and official links recorded by KPOP DISCOVER (updated 2026-10-24).

How this score is calculated →View in Japanese

Frequently asked questions

What defines Cherry Bullet?
Haeyoon, Yuju, Bora, Jiwon, Remi, Chaerin and May made up the final line-up, and the run from a game-styled debut to late synth pop was quick.
Why should a new listener start with Cherry Bullet?
Pick this for sweet, well-sung pop from a group whose catalogue is small enough to hear in an afternoon.
Which songs should a new listener try first?
Start with Q&A, Love So Sweet, Love In Space, then continue to the official video index.