13 Facts About Leejung Lee

Leejung Lee is a South Korean choreographer and dancer of The Black Label.

Leejung Lee steadily gained recognition as the youngest and first female recruit of the "world-class" dance crew, Just Jerk, and propelled to domestic stardom following her appearance on Street Woman Fighter.

Lee Leejung was born on August 9,1998, in Seoul, South Korea, as the youngest child after a brother.

In childhood, Lee honed her athletic abilities since first grade of elementary school through swimming.

Leejung Lee trained in skiing and speed skating for one and two years, respectively, and enjoyed dancing to performances that appeared on television including "Into the New World" by Girls' Generation and "Tell Me" by Wonder Girls, whom she cited as artists from her generation.

Leejung Lee's parents believed dancing would serve as a distraction to her studies and were adamant on sending her abroad.

That same year, Leejung placed first in her entire school and was said to have an IQ of 150.

Leejung Lee's father yielded to her aspirations with an ultimatum, if she didn't show any result within the dance scenes within a year, she'll depart back to the states.

Leejung Lee's credits include choreographing for Sunmi, Twice, I-dle, Itzy, Jeon Somi and more.

The head of her agency advised instead of deciding on impulse, Leejung should have rationally pondered ahead of finalizing her decision.

Leejung Lee led her team to the semi-finals and finished the show in fifth place.

Together with YGX, Leejung further collaborated with contemporary casual brand Plac and endorsed for Nike Korea's "Own the Floor" campaign, IM Bank of DGB Financial Group, and Intel Korea.

Leejung Lee endorsed for oral hygiene brand Toosty, Paris Baguette, Nike X Peaceminusone's Kwondo 1, TikTok Korea with Mino of Winner and Part-timer Heaven alongside Jeon Somi.