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Ladies' Code

Ladies' Code (Korean: 레이디스 코드) is a South Korean girl group formed by Polaris Entertainment in 2013. The group's original lineup consisted of leader Ashley and members RiSe, EunB, Sojung, and Zuny. They made their debut with the mini-album Code#01 and the lead track "Bad Girl", which were released on March 7, 2013. On September 3, 2014, the group was…

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Genres
K-pop · electropop · R&B
Label
Polaris
Members
Ashley · Sojung · Zuny
Origin
Seoul, South Korea
Past members
EunB · Rise
Years active
2013 (2013)–2020[a]

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Nodes65
Edges64
Triples104
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030769
Components1

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related to 2012–2013: Bad Girl and Pretty Pretty · 25
Ladies' Code → April, Ashley, Bad Girl, Bugs, Code, Countdown, Daum, EunB's, February, Gaon Digital Chart, In, Inkigayo, March, Mnet, On February, On March, Polaris Entertainment, Promotion, Rise's, Sojung
related to 2015–2016: Return as trio, Myst3ry and Strang3r · 25
Ladies' Code → Ashley, August, EunB, EunB Memorial Concert, Han Hee-jun, I'll Smile Even If, I'm Fine, I'm Fine Thank You, It Hurts, IVY, Japan, Kim Bum-soo, On September, Polaris, Rise, Rise's, Rumble Fish, September, Shinagawa Stellar-ball, Sojung
related to 2014: "So Wonderful" and "Kiss Kiss" · 14
Ladies' Code → August, CD, Countdown, February, KBS's Music Bank, Kiss Kiss, Kwon Rise, On August, On July, Polaris Entertainment, So Wonderful, Super Changddai, The, The Frog Prince
related to Musical style · 14
Ladies' Code → Ashley, Bad Girl, Billboard, Corynn Smith, Hate You, In, Ladies' Code's, MTV Iggy, Pretty Pretty, Prior, So Wonderful, Subsequent, The, Their
related to Influences · 8
Ladies' Code → Brown Eyed Girls, In September, Pretty Pretty, So Hot, Sunye, Tell Me, Twitter, Wonder Girls
related to Endorsements · 6
Ladies' Code → August, In January, MMORPG Mabinogi Heroes, Nexon, Open Your Pepsi Now, Pepsi Korea
Genres · 3
Ladies' Code → electropop, K-pop, R&B
Members · 3
Ladies' Code → Ashley, Sojung, Zuny
Past members · 2
Ladies' Code → EunB, Rise
Label · 1
Ladies' Code → Polaris

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group code released 2013 ladies' sojung rise single 2014 music eunb members group's polaris ashley first song february entertainment debut

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Ladies' CodeGenresK-pop1.00infobox
Ladies' CodeGenreselectropop1.00infobox
Ladies' CodeGenresR&B1.00infobox
Ladies' CodeLabelPolaris1.00infobox
Ladies' CodeMembersAshley1.00infobox
Ladies' CodeMembersSojung1.00infobox
Ladies' CodeMembersZuny1.00infobox
Ladies' CodeOriginSeoul, South Korea1.00infobox
Ladies' CodePast membersEunB1.00infobox
Ladies' CodePast membersRise1.00infobox
Ladies' CodeYears active2013 (2013)–2020[a]1.00infobox
the fairy taleinstance ofA second video teaser featuring all of the members recreating kiss scenes0.80text

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