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The SeeYa

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article The SeeYa, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 30 November 2025
The SeeYa
Company typeGirl group
IndustryMusic
FoundedNovember 12, 2012; 14 years ago (2012-11-12)
Headquarters
South Korea
ProductsMusic albums and singles

The SeeYa (; presented as The SEEYA) was an R&B girl group from South Korea, consisting of members Minkyung, Youngjoo, Yoojin, and Yeonkyung. Their official debut occurred on November 12, 2012, with the single album Good To Seeya, which included the lead track "Be With You". The group made their first live performance on November 15, 2012, on M! Countdown. By the end of 2015, their profile was removed from official platforms, leading to widespread assumptions about their disbandment.

2012–13: Introduction with Good To Seeya and Love U

The debut track "Be With You" was released in two editions: one featuring Taewoon, formerly of Speed, and another version performed solely by female members. One of the music videos starred actors Joo Sang-wook and Im Jung-eun and was directed by Chang (known for Death Bell). The single album Good To Seeya was officially released on November 12, 2012. Shortly after, The SeeYa presented their first mini album titled Love U in December.

In June 2013, Core Contents Media unveiled the digital collaboration "Painkiller," which brought together T-ara, The SeeYa, F-ve Dolls, and Speed.

July 2013 saw Yeonkyung joining the girl group F-ve Dolls, simultaneously promoting activities with both ensembles.

2014: Releases of Tears, Love Is, and Crazy Love

In January 2014, The SeeYa launched two single albums. Their second single album, Tears, featuring the lead song "More & More," was released on January 3, followed by the third single album Love Is, which included the title track "Tell Me," on January 21.

Toward the close of 2014, The SeeYa dropped their fourth single album titled Crazy Love on December 29. This release featured the lead track "The Song Of Love," a collaboration with LE from EXID.

2015: Release of U & Me and Group Disbandment

On February 10, 2015, MBK Entertainment artists—including T-ara, Speed, The SeeYa, and Cho Seunghee—formed a project unit named "TS" and issued the winter-themed song "Don't Forget Me."

In March 2015, MBK announced that F-ve Dolls had disbanded, with Yeonkyung dedicating her efforts exclusively to The SeeYa thereafter.

The SeeYa’s fifth single album U & ME, led by the track "Wedding March", was released on April 21, 2015.

By November of that year, MBK Entertainment had removed The SeeYa’s profile from its official website, effectively confirming the group's dissolution. On May 18, 2016, member Yoojin appeared on SBS’ War of Vocals - God's Voice and publicly acknowledged that The SeeYa had disbanded.

Members

  • Minkyung ()
  • Youngjoo ()
  • Yoojin ()
  • Yeonkyung ()

EPs

Title Album details Peak chart positions Sales
KOR
Love U

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15
  • KOR: 1,360

Singles

Title Year Highest chart ranking Sales figures Associated album
KOR
"Be With You" (내 맘은 죽어가요) (featuring Speed) 2012 14
  • KOR: 272,833
Love U
"Poison" (독약) (featuring Lee Hae-ri) 28
  • KOR: 288,816
"Tear Up" (눈물이 핑돌아) (collaboration with Gavy NJ) 2013 30
  • KOR: 115,155
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"More & More" (하면 할수록) (collaborated with Son Ho-jun) 2014 21
  • KOR: 114,309
"Tell Me" 25
  • KOR: 93,574
"The Song Of Love" (사랑의 노래) (with LE) 66
  • KOR: 24,724
"Wedding March" (웨딩마치) 2015 94
  • KOR: 20,382