Krystal Jung

Chrystal Soo Jung (born October 24, 1994),[3] professionally known as Krystal, Krystal Jung or Jung Soo-jung (Korean: 정수정), is a Korean-American singer and actress based in South Korea. She debuted in 2009 as a member of the South Korean girl group f(x) and has further participated in SM Entertainment's project group SM the Ballad. Aside from group activities, she has also acted in various South Korean drama series such as The Heirs (2013), My Lovely Girl (2014), Prison Playbook (2017), The Bride of Habaek (2017), Player (2018), Search (2020), Police University (2021) and Crazy Love (2022).

Krystal Jung
Jung in peach-colored dress posing the camera
Jung in November 2022
Born
Chrystal Soo Jung

(1994-10-24) October 24, 1994
San Francisco, California, United States
NationalityKorean-American
Occupations
  • Singer
  • actress
Years active2001–present
AgentH& Entertainment[1]
RelativesJessica Jung (sister)
AwardsFull list
Musical career
Also known asJung Soo-jung[2]
GenresK-pop
Instrument(s)Vocals
Years active2009–present
LabelsSM
Member off(x)
Korean name
Hangul
Revised RomanizationJeong Su-jeong
McCune–ReischauerChŏng Su-chŏng
Birth name
Hangul
Revised RomanizationKeuriseutal Jeong
McCune–ReischauerK'ŭrisŭt'al Chŏng

Early life

Jung was born as Chrystal Soo Jung in San Francisco, California, where her family settled from South Korea in the 1980s.[4][3]

During a family trip to South Korea in early 2000, at the age of five, Jung and her sister Jessica Jung were spotted by SM Entertainment, which earned her a cameo appearance in Shinhwa's "Wedding March" music video. SM offered Jung and her sister singing and dancing lessons in order to professionally train them for a music career. However, the offer was turned down by her parents, who reasoned that she was too young, so they only allowed her sister to join the company at first. Her sister later debuted as a member of the girl group Girls' Generation. They have since appeared together in many events.[5][6]

In 2002, Jung began appearing in television commercials. She first appeared in a Lotte commercial with South Korean actress Han Ga-in.[7] In 2006, her parents finally allowed her to join SM, and the agency then enrolled her in dance-classes. She was trained for 3 years before debuting as a part of f(x) in 2009.[8][9]

After moving to South Korea, Jung attended Korea Kent Foreign School,[10] then graduated from Hanlim Multi Art School on February 7, 2013, where she was honored with an achievement award.[11] She is currently attending Sungkyunkwan University, majoring in theater.[12]

Career

2009–2013: Career beginnings
See also: f(x) (group)
Jung with bandmate Victoria Song, at the SM Town Live World Tour III in August 2012

Jung debuted as vocalist of the South Korean girl group f(x) in September 2009.[3]

In March 2010, Jung participated in a series of music videos under the Melody Project, playing a young student who is in love with her music teacher. She released a solo single titled "Melody" for this project.[13] Jung then became a host for the music show The M-Wave with Thunder from MBLAQ.[14][15] In July, the singer debuted as an actress with a minor role in the long-running sitcom More Charming by the Day.[16] She received the "Newcomer Comedy Award" at the 2010 MBC Entertainment Awards for the role.[17]

In 2011, Jung participated in and won first place in SBS's figure-skating show Kim Yuna's Kiss & Cry.[18] She also starred in the sitcom High Kick 3, playing the role of a superficial and shallow girl who does not have much depth of feelings.[8]

In 2013, Jung starred in the SBS teen drama The Heirs, playing the role of a spoiled yet kind-hearted wealthy high school student.[19] Her character in the show generated positive recognition among viewers, and she was voted as the Best Onscreen Couple along with CNBLUE's Kang Min-hyuk at the 2013 DramaFever Awards.[20]

In 2013, Jung and group mate Sulli became the new faces of the makeup brand Etude House.[21]

2014–present: SM The Ballad, acting career and label changes
See also: SM the Ballad

In 2014, Jung joined the ballad group SM the Ballad, initially formed by SM Entertainment in 2010. On the group's 2nd album Breath, she sang the Japanese version of the title track "Breath" with TVXQ's Changmin. She also sang a duet with Exo's Chen titled "When I Was... When U Were...".[22] Jung performed her duet with Chen live at the S.M. The Ballad Joint Recital on February 12.[23] In June, Jung, along with her sister Jessica, was featured in the reality show, Jessica & Krystal. The show took on a more close and personal side of the two sisters, addressing their public image and sisterly bond.[24]

Krystal at the Jeju K-Pop Festival, in October 2015

Later in the year, Jung got her first leading role in the SBS's drama My Lovely Girl, alongside Rain.[25] She portrayed a girl who moves from the countryside to Seoul to pursue a music career and ends up meeting a fateful love during the process.[26] Commenting on Jung's work attitude, Director Park Hyung-ki stated "Despite taking on a difficult character, she shows her determination to pull it off through her gaze to the point you can see sincerity in Krystal when she's in front of the camera."[27] She released a solo single "All of a Sudden" for the drama's OST.[28] At the Baeksang Arts Awards, Jung won the "Most Popular Actress" award in the television category for her role in the drama.[29]

In 2015, Jung starred alongside actor Seo Jun-young in a 10-minute film entitled, Listen To My Song for W Korea's 10th anniversary.[30] Jung was also cast in leading roles in an upcoming Chinese movie, titled Unexpected Love along with EXO's Lay;[31] and in the Chinese drama Graduation Season alongside Deng Lun.[32]

On February 12, 2017, it was reported that Jung would release the collaboration single "I Don't Wanna Love You" with Glen Check's member June One Kim. The song was revealed for the first time on February 14 at the re-opening of a clothing store in Seoul, and then be released online at midnight KST on February 15.[33] In July, Jung starred in tvN's drama spin-off of the Korean manga Bride of the Water God.[34][35] The same year she starred in the black comedy drama Prison Playbook, produced by Reply PD Shin Won-ho; she received good reviews for her performance.[36][37] Jung was named 'Woman of the Year' by GQ Korea.[38]

In 2018, Jung was cast as the female lead in OCN's crime action drama Player.[39][40] At the press conference for the drama, Jung stated that she learned how to ride a motorcycle in order to do her own stunts.[41]

In 2019, Jung and her sister Jessica filmed their second reality show in the United States.[42] The same year, she was cast in the independent romance film More Than Family,[43] and romantic comedy film Sweet & Sour.[44]

In 2020, Jung was cast in OCN's military cinematic drama Search, where she played an elite army officer.[45] The drama premiered on October 17, 2020.[46][47]

After reports began swirling of Jung departing SM Entertainment, SM responded that their contract with her would expire by the end of August 2020, and they were in discussions with her for a possible renewal.[48] Krystal's departure from SM was officially announced in October 2020 and signed with H& Entertainment as her new agency.[49]

In 2021, Jung starred in KBS2's drama Police University, playing Oh Kang-hee, a freshman at National Police University, alongside Cha Tae-hyun and Jinyoung.[50]

In 2022, Jung starred in KBS2's romantic-comedy-drama Crazy Love alongside Kim Jae-wook.[51]

Discography
See also: f(x) discography and SM the Ballad § Discography

Singles
Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album
KOR
Gaon
[52]
As lead artist
"Melody" 2010 — — Melody Project Part II – Moderato
Collaborations
"The Way An Idol Breaks Up"
(with Kim Hee-chul)[53]		 2010 — — Super Show 3 (album)
"When I Was... When U Were..."
(with Chen)		 2014 31 SM the Ballad Vol. 2 – Breath
"Breath" (Japanese Ver.)
(with Changmin)		 — —
"I Don't Wanna Love You"
(with June One Kim of Glen Check)		 2017 — Non-album single
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory

Soundtrack appearances
Title Year Peak chart
positions		 Sales Album
KOR
Gaon
[55]
"Hard but Easy"
(with Luna)		 2009 — — Invincible Lee Pyung Kang OST
"Spread Its Wings"
(with Luna X Amber)		 2010 — God of Study OST
"Calling Out"
(with Luna)		 — Cinderella's Sister OST
"Because of Me" 2011 — Sign OST
"Grumbling"
(with Leeteuk)		 — Sunday Night – Enjoy Today OST
"Butterfly"
(with Jessica)		 2012 22 To the Beautiful You OST
"Say Yes"
(with Jessica and Kris)		 2014 — — Make Your Move OST
"All of a Sudden" 25 My Lovely Girl OST
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory

Filmography
See also: f(x) (musical group) § Filmography

Film
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2012 I AM. – SM Town Live World Tour in Madison Square Garden Herself Documentary of SM Town [58]
2015 Listen to My Song Short film in celebration of W Korea's 10th anniversary [30]
SMTOWN the Stage Documentary of SM Town
2020 More Than Family To-il [59]
2021 Sweet & Sour Bo-young Netflix film [44]
2023 Cobweb Han Yu-rim [60]
TBA Unexpected Love Fei Yan Chinese film [31]

Television series
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2010 More Charming By The Day Jung Soo-jung [16]
2011 Welcome to the Show Herself Cameo
High Kick: Revenge of the Short Legged Ahn Soo-jung [8]
2013 The Heirs Lee Bo-na [19]
2014 Potato Star 2013QR3 Jung Soo-jung Cameo (Episode 81) [61]
My Lovely Girl Yoon Se-na [25]
2016 The Legend of the Blue Sea Min-ji Cameo (Episode 1) [62]
2017 The Bride of Habaek Moo-ra / Hye-ra [34]
Prison Playbook Kim Ji-ho [36]
2018 Player Cha Ah-ryung [39]
2020 Search Son Ye-rim [45]
2021 Police University Oh Kang-hee [50]
2022 Crazy Love Lee Shin-ah [51]

Web series
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
TBA Graduation Season Ye Ran Chinese drama [32][63]

Television shows
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2011 Kim Yuna's Kiss & Cry Contestant Winner of K & C [64][65]
2014 Jessica & Krystal Cast member [24]

Awards and nominations
See also: List of awards and nominations received by f(x)
Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, nominee of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award Year Category Nominee / work Result Ref.
Baeksang Arts Awards 2015 Most Popular Actress (TV) My Lovely Girl Won [29]
2021 Best New Actress – Film More Than Family Nominated [66]
Blue Dragon Film Awards 2021 Best New Actress Nominated [67]
Chunsa Film Art Awards 2021 Best New Actress Nominated [68]
DramaFever Awards 2014 Best Couple Krystal Jung (with Kang Min-hyuk)
The Heirs		 Won [20]
Fashionista Awards 2015 Best Fashionista Krystal Jung Won [69]
2016 Won [70]
2017 Best Fashionista – TV & Film Division The Bride of Habaek Won [71]
Golden Cinematography Awards 2021 Popularity Award by Cinematographer More Than Family Won [72]
Grand Bell Awards 2023 Best Supporting Actress Cobweb Pending [73]
InStyle Star Icon 2016 Most Stylish Female Idol Krystal Jung Won [74]
Jumei Award Ceremony Fashion Icon Goddess Award Won [75]
KBS Drama Awards 2021 Best New Actress Police University Won [76]
2022 Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Crazy Love Nominated [77]
Popularity Award, Actress Won [78]
Korea Fashion Photographers Association 2016 Celebrity of the Year – Photogenic Krystal Jung Won
MBC Entertainment Awards 2010 Best Newcomer in a Sitcom or Comedy More Charming By The Day Won [17]
Madame Figaro Fashion Gala Awards 2019 Asia Style Award Krystal Jung Won [79]
SBS Drama Awards 2014 Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries My Lovely Girl Nominated
Seoul International Youth Film Festival 2014 Best Young Actress The Heirs Nominated
Style Icon Awards Top 10 Style Icons Krystal Jung (with Jessica Jung)
Jessica & Krystal		 Nominated

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