Yang Jung Yoon, known professionally as Min Ji Yul, is a South Korean singer, dancer, actress, and former member of DAL SHABET (달샤벳; also stylized as DAL★SHABET). She graduated from Gyeongbok Girls' High School and later obtained a bachelor's degree in Broadcasting Entertainment from Dongduk Women's University.

In late 2010, rumors about a possible new girl group began circulating online. The producing duo, E-TRIBE, who had created GIRLS' GENERATION's mega-hit "Gee" and Lee Hyo Ri's "U-Go-Girl", were linked as the persons in charge of creating this new group. They quickly denied the rumors, but a few months later, Dreamcatcher Company (드림캐쳐 컴퍼니; formerly known as Happy Face Entertainment) formally announced the group.

She made her debut in January 2011 as DAL SHABET's lead dancer, vocalist and visual with their first EP, "Supa Dupa Diva". The lead single proved to be quite successful as it topped many real-time and music station charts for the majority of its promotional period.

The group underwent several lineup changes, and despite having successful singles and a solid fanbase, the company kept tinkering with their concept and looks. This confused the media and the fans as the group had no defined identity, and each comeback was met with "ambitious new looks and shocking transformations".

In December 2015, her contract expired, and she decided not to renew it, so she left the group.

In 2019, they reunited for a photo shoot and a mini-concert, and while they had talks of a possible re-launch as a 6-member group (with her included), nothing certain has happened.

She is currently not represented by any agency.

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