Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Kim Hyuna (Hangul: 김현아; Hanja: 金泫我/金泫雅; born June 6, 1992), often performing under the mononym Hyuna, stylized HyunA, is a South Korean rapper, singer-songwriter, dancer, lyricist, model, designer and television personality. She is best known for being the lead rapper of the Korean girl group 4Minute, and musical duo Trouble Maker.Hyuna first rose to fame as the lead rapper of the Korean girl group Wonder Girls, before leaving in 2007 due to issues relating to her health. In 2008, she transferred to Cube Entertainment subsequently joining 4Minute a year later. Their debut single, "Hot Issue", has gone on to become their most successful single yet, selling over 4 million copies. She has also become notable for her solo career outside of her girl group, with her debut single, "Change" reaching sales of over 2 million copies, and her cameo appearance in Psy's "Gangnam Style", later featuring in the women's perspective follow-up, "Oppa Is Just My Style". She describes her own solo career as "performance-oriented music".. }
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- Hyuna abstract "Kim Hyuna (Hangul: 김현아; Hanja: 金泫我/金泫雅; born June 6, 1992), often performing under the mononym Hyuna, stylized HyunA, is a South Korean rapper, singer-songwriter, dancer, lyricist, model, designer and television personality. She is best known for being the lead rapper of the Korean girl group 4Minute, and musical duo Trouble Maker.Hyuna first rose to fame as the lead rapper of the Korean girl group Wonder Girls, before leaving in 2007 due to issues relating to her health. In 2008, she transferred to Cube Entertainment subsequently joining 4Minute a year later. Their debut single, "Hot Issue", has gone on to become their most successful single yet, selling over 4 million copies. She has also become notable for her solo career outside of her girl group, with her debut single, "Change" reaching sales of over 2 million copies, and her cameo appearance in Psy's "Gangnam Style", later featuring in the women's perspective follow-up, "Oppa Is Just My Style". She describes her own solo career as "performance-oriented music".".