INA

Who Is INA of Badvillain?

Badvillain‘s INA is the Korean-Australian dancer and rapper who has brought sunny, high-voltage
energy to the BPM Entertainment girl group since its debut in 2024. Born Jeung I Na on
June 8, 2004, in Sydney, Australia, INA grew up as an active kid who tried her hand at gymnastics,
swimming, and basketball before dance took over as her true passion. She later trained at a dance school in Korea,
sharpening the performance skills that would help her stand out among BPM Entertainment’s trainees.

Trainee Days and Debut with Badvillain

INA was officially revealed as a member of Badvillain on May 16, 2024, alongside groupmates Kelly,
Chloe Young, and HU’E, ahead of the septet’s full debut. On June 3, 2024, Badvillain debuted with the
single album Overstep, led by the title track “Badvillain,” a bass hip-hop dance song about chasing
personal ambition. The group’s debut music video reportedly crossed 10 million views within 17 hours, the fastest
pace for any 2024 girl-group debut release at the time.

Personality, Positions, and Fun Facts

Within the group, INA holds down the positions of Dancer and Rapper. Her members often describe her using
a smiley-face emoji because of her constant positivity, and she has earned the nickname “the sunshine” of Badvillain.
She is also considered the group’s top member in language proficiency and baking. Fans rally around her using
the hashtag #INATRANCE, and she has shared that she especially loves winter, particularly back home in
Australia.

Discography and Group Activities

Since debuting, INA has promoted through Badvillain’s full discography, including the special single
“Hurricane” (2024), the comeback single “Zoom” (2024), and the group’s most recent release, “Thriller” (2025).
Badvillain took home the Next Leader Award at the 2024 K-World Dream Awards and earned a Fans’ Choice
nomination at the 2024 Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA).

Where Is INA Now?

In early 2026, reports of serious financial and contractual difficulties at BPM Entertainment’s parent company,
ONE HUNDRED, led Badvillain to pause its public group activities. Like several of her groupmates, INA has since kept
a lower public profile while fans await official updates on the group’s future.