Min Jin Heo

Choa

  • Name: Choa
  • Native name: 허민진
  • Given name: Heo Min Jin
  • Also Known as: ChoA, 초아
  • Nationality: South Korean
  • Gender: Female
  • Born: July 12, 1990
  • Age: 36
Heo Min Jin, known professionally as Choa, is a South Korean singer, dancer, musical actress and member of CRAYON POP (크레용팝). She dropped out of high school but later passed the High School Graduation Certification Examination. She then obtained a bachelor's degree in Applied Music from Suwon Women's University and an associate's degree in Acting from Seoul Institute of the Arts. She is the twin sister of Heo Min Seon (known professionally as Way), and she is older by 1 minute.

The CEO of Chrome Entertainment (크롬엔터테인먼트) did not want any trainee who was over 1.65 m or had a sexy image, so she was recommended by her sister to join and was accepted. The group was originally named HURRICANE POP and had a pre-debut in January 2012 when they presented the single "Bing, Bing" in Hangzhou, China. The performance was filmed by Chinese TV and included in an episode of the drama "Curry Campus". As Japan had suffered some bad weather that triggered tsunami alerts, the CEO thought it would be insensitive to have the word "hurricane" in the group's name, so he decided to change it to CRAYON POP, and he also chose the members' stage names.

She made her official debut in July 2012 (under the stage name Choa) as CRAYON POP's main vocalist and center with their first mini-album simply titled "Crayon Pop 1st Mini Album". Unfortunately, the album did not receive much attention, was not commercially successful, and also depleted the agency's budget. They continued to struggle in the following months as the group was only invited to 3 music shows, so in October 2012, they decided to go out and perform on the streets in guerrilla-style concerts. They were usually singing in the freezing weather, dressed in colorful attires and including unusual choreographies like jumping to grab the public's attention.

In June 2013, they released the song "Bar, Bar, Bar", which had been previewed during those street performances. The single became quite popular and stayed at the top of Billboard's Korea K-Pop Hot 100 chart for more than a month. The group was able to sign with Sony Music Entertainment to distribute their music internationally and won 1st place in a music show for the first time, and began performing abroad. In June-July 2014, they were the opening act for Lady Gaga during her 12 concerts in Canada and the US. In August 2016, they collaborated with Mexican boy band CD9 and released the single "Get Dumb" in both English and a mix of Spanish and Korean.

In October 2014, she debuted with her sister as part of the sub-unit STRAWBERRY MILK (딸기우유) with their first mini-album, "The 1st Mini Album". The single "Let Me Know" was fully written by her sister and included lyrics reflecting all their struggles to become singers. When they left the agency, they changed the unit's name to CHOA X WAY (초아 & 웨이).

Her contract with Chrome expired in March 2017, and she later became a musical actress and a YouTuber. A few months later, all group members (except Soyul) decided to sign a non-exclusive contract with Chrome to remain as part of CRAYON POP. However, the group has not released any new material since the,n and there are no indications of a possible reunion, but they have never officially disbanded.

She is currently represented by AA Flat.

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Drama
Year Title # Role Rating
2014
Hi! School - Love On
Hi! School - Love On
Korean Drama, 2014, 20 eps
Jin Yeong (Ep.1-2) (Guest Role)
20
Jin Yeong (Ep.1-2)
Guest Role
7.6
Movie
Year Title Role Rating
2017
Collision
Collision
Korean Movie, 2017,
Han Na (Support Role)
Han Na
Support Role
6.4
TV Show
Year Title # Role Rating
2025
Lovers of Joseon Season 3
Lovers of Joseon Season 3
Korean TV Show, 2025, 40 eps
(Ep. 5) (Guest)
40
(Ep. 5)
Guest
0.0
2022
The Country Calls
The Country Calls
Korean TV Show, 2022, 55 eps
(Ep. 35) (Guest)
55
(Ep. 35)
Guest
0.0
2020
Sing Again
Sing Again
Korean TV Show, 2020, 12 eps
[Contestant] (Regular Member)
12
[Contestant]
Regular Member
8.2
2016
Idol Party: Under the Sky Without a Mother
Idol Party: Under the Sky Without a Mother
Korean TV Show, 2016, 12 eps
(Ep. 4) (Guest)
12
(Ep. 4)
Guest
7.9
2016
Idol Chef King
Idol Chef King
Korean TV Show, 2016, 2 eps
(Guest)
2
Guest
7.7
2016
Duet Song Festival
Duet Song Festival
Korean TV Show, 2016, 47 eps
[Panelist] (Ep. 30) (Guest)
47
[Panelist] (Ep. 30)
Guest
8.2
2014
Chrome In
Chrome In
Korean TV Show, 2014, 11 eps
(Regular Member)
11
Regular Member
0.0
2014
Crayon Pop TV Season 3
Crayon Pop TV Season 3
Korean TV Show, 2014, 1 eps
(Main Host)
1
Main Host
7.3
2014
Crayon Pop's Fun Fun Tour
Crayon Pop's Fun Fun Tour
Korean TV Show, 2014, 4 eps
(Main Host)
4
Main Host
7.1
2014
Cheongdamdong 111: N.Flying's Way to Become a Star
Cheongdamdong 111: N.Flying's Way to Become a Star
Korean TV Show, 2014, 5 eps
(Regular Member)
5
Regular Member
7.8
2013
Beatles Code 3D
Beatles Code 3D
Korean TV Show, 2013, 18 eps
(Ep. 16-17) (Guest)
18
(Ep. 16-17)
Guest
7.2
2013
EunHee's Clinic
EunHee's Clinic
Korean TV Show, 2013, 5 eps
(Ep.1) (Guest)
5
(Ep.1)
Guest
9.0
2013
Crayon Pop TV Season 2
Crayon Pop TV Season 2
Korean TV Show, 2013, 10 eps
(Main Host)
10
Main Host
7.0
2013
Saturday Night Live Korea Season 4
Saturday Night Live Korea Season 4
Korean TV Show, 2013, 38 eps
(Ep. 22) (Guest)
38
(Ep. 22)
Guest
6.9
2012
Crayon Pop TV
Crayon Pop TV
Korean TV Show, 2012, 10 eps
(Main Host)
10
Main Host
7.0
2010
Running Man
Running Man
Korean TV Show, 2010, 850 eps
(Ep. 244) (Guest)
850
(Ep. 244)
Guest
9.2
2003
Vitamin
Vitamin
Korean TV Show, 2003, 664 eps
(Ep. 504) (Guest)
664
(Ep. 504)
Guest
7.9
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  • First Name: Min Jin
  • Family Name: Heo
  • Native name: 허민진
  • Also Known as: ChoA, 초아
  • Nationality: South Korean
  • Gender: Female
  • Born: July 12, 1990
  • Age: 36

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