2nd generation · JYP Entertainment
ミスエイ / 미쓰에이
miss A arrived fully formed: the debut single sounded like the work of a group three years in, not three weeks.
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Breathe and Good-bye Baby widen the range, I don't need a man and Hush push the self-possession further, and Only You closes with something lighter.
Start here for the most assured debut of the late second generation and a group that never had an awkward phase.
フェイ페이 · FeiView in Japanese
ジア지아 · JiaView in Japanese
ミン민 · MinView in Japanese
スジ수지 · SuzySoloView in Japanese| Members | Birth date | Blood type | MBTI | Nationality | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| フェイ | 1987-04-27 | 39 | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | China | |
| ジア | 1989-02-03 | 37 | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | China | |
| ミン | 1991-06-21 | 35 | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | South Korea | |
| スジ | 1994-10-10 | 31 | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | South Korea |
Ages are as of 2026-09-17.
Follow a few songs from the starting point to the group's current sound.
Bad Girl Good Girl MVBad Girl Good Girl is the debut, and the hook and the attitude land at the same moment.
Hush MVHush is the grown-up concept, tenser and more controlled than the early singles.
Only You MVOnly You is the late hit and the lightest way into the group.Verified English information is not yet available for this section.
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miss A debuted from JYP Entertainment in July 2010 as a 4-piece. Bad Girl Good Girl arrived with a finish far beyond a rookie, packing a hard hook and a confident image of a woman into one song, and it drew wide attention from the moment of release. The multinational line-up, aimed at Korea, the Chinese-speaking world and a global audience at once, was also an unusual attempt for JYP at the time.
The 4 songs worth holding on to as entry points are Bad Girl Good Girl, Breathe, Good-bye Baby and Hush. Simply moving through the sharpness of the debut, the comic brightness of Breathe and the pronounced drama of Good-bye Baby covers the musical swing of the first 3 years. Hush in 2013 changes the air around it and sits as the work that stepped into a tenser, more grown-up concept.
Only You, from Colors in 2015, is the late-period signature work, holding an easy pop feel and a mature stage together. After the contracts of Jia and Min ended, group activity closed in 2017 and the members moved to individual work. The run lasted about 7 years, with releases from Bad But Good through to Colors. Taken as Bad Girl Good Girl, then Hush, then Only You, the path covers early force, mid-period tension and late-period calm.
Editors' take Bad Girl Good Girl / Hush / Only You — 3 songs carry 7 years of change, from a JYP Entertainment 4-piece.
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