Uni.T
South Korean girl group
Uni.T (Korean: 유니티; stylized as UNI.T) was a South Korean girl group formed through the KBS survival show The Unit. The group consisted of nine members: Yang Ji-won, Bae Woo-hee, Yoonjo, ZN, NC.A, Euijin, Yebin, Lee Hyun-joo and Lee Su-ji. For their second and last release, they were promoting as 8 without ZN. Their debut extended play, Line, was released on May 18, 2018. Uni.T ended their activities and disbanded on October 18, 2018.
History
Pre-debut: The Unit
Members' history
Prior to The Unit, all the members were actively involved in the entertainment industry:
Yang Ji-won was originally part of the pre-debut lineups of Five Girls and T-ara, but later left and debuted as a member of Spica in February 2012, the group subsequently went on a hiatus in June 2017.
Yoonjo debuted as a member of Hello Venus in May 2012, but left in July 2014 due to changes in management.
Woohee was added to Dal Shabet as a member in June 2012.
NC.A debuted as a solo artist in August 2013.
ZN debuted as a member of Laboum in August 2014.
Euijin debuted as a member of Sonamoo in December 2014.
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