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D-Unit

D-Unit (Korean: 디유닛) was a South Korean girl group under the label D-Business Entertainment. The groups concept includes the addition of a new member with every promotion cycle. The group debuted as a trio consisting of Ram, UJin and Zin with a full-length album, featuring the title track "I’m Missin’ You" on August 1, 2012. This was followed by their…

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Genres
K-pop, pop, hip hop
Label
D-Business Entertainment
Origin
South Korea
Past members
UJin · Zin · Ram · JNey (guest member)
Years active
2012–2013

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D-Unit

Nodes15
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Triples67
Avg. degree1.87
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related to 2013: Sleeping In (Part 2) and Affirmative Chapter 1 Comeback · 45
D-Unit → Affirmative Chap, After, Also, August, Beenzino, Before, Block, Boram, British Columbia, D-Business, D-Unit's, December, Don't Want You To, Enlist, February, Feel Korea Festival, GP Basic, However, In, In May
related to 2012: Debut & Luv Me · 14
D-Unit → Countdown, D-Business Entertainment, I'm Missin' You, Japan, July, Korean, On August, On July, Ram, The, TV, UJin, Welcome, Welcome To Business
Past members · 4
D-Unit → JNey (guest member), Ram, UJin, Zin
Genres · 1
D-Unit → K-pop, pop, hip hop
Label · 1
D-Unit → D-Business Entertainment
Origin · 1
D-Unit → South Korea
Years active · 1
D-Unit → 2012–2013

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2012 released group member debut 2013 august ram members july teaser album d-business jney would single first gp basic entertainment

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D-UnitGenresK-pop, pop, hip hop1.00infobox
D-UnitLabelD-Business Entertainment1.00infobox
D-UnitOriginSouth Korea1.00infobox
D-UnitPast membersUJin1.00infobox
D-UnitPast membersZin1.00infobox
D-UnitPast membersRam1.00infobox
D-UnitPast membersJNey (guest member)1.00infobox
D-UnitYears active2012–20131.00infobox
D-Unitrelated to 2012: Debut & Luv MeOn July0.60section
D-Unitrelated to 2012: Debut & Luv MeI'm Missin' You0.60section
D-Unitrelated to 2012: Debut & Luv MeUJin0.60section
D-Unitrelated to 2012: Debut & Luv MeD-Business Entertainment0.60section

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