For Min's U.S. debut,
Park Jin-young teamed up with
Lil Jon in the production of her album. She released three solo singles in 2007 and 2008:
Dance Like This,
Go Ahead and
Boyfriend.
Miss A Min marked her official debut in South Korea as part of the four-member girl group Miss A on July 1, 2010 with the release of the single
Bad Girl Good Girl from their debut EP
Bad But Good. It remains their most renowned and successful song to date. In November 2017, it was reported that Min had departed from the group as her contract with JYP Entertainment had come to an end.
Solo activities After Miss A's formal promotions ended for "Bad Girl Good Girl", Min collaborated with label mate
San E for his debut single "
Tasty San". She joined him on his debut stages on various music shows for the month of September. Min was then selected to be a part of the G20 Seoul Summit that was held in November 2010. She was chosen to sing with 20 various idols from
2PM,
2AM,
Girls' Generation,
BEAST,
MBLAQ and more for its theme song. The recording was done separately for two days and one day for all the participants to gather for the recording of the chorus. The song, entitled ''Let's Go'', was released through a number of online music charts on October 15, 2010. In October 2010, Min was cast as a fixed member of
Oh! My School, a South Korean variety show broadcast by
KBS until its end in May 2011. It was during this time that Min was able to showcase her renowned "kkab" dancing and variety skills. On an episode of
Oh! My School, Min had confided in her fellow cast members that at one point, she had given up life as a trainee. Disheartened from the recurring delays and uncertainties of her U.S. debut, she had returned to South Korea. Min had cut off contact with her family for one and a half years, during which time she supported herself by teaching dance and English lessons. Min made her acting debut in the 2011 South Korean caper film
Countdown alongside screen veterans
Jung Jae-young and
Jeon Do-yeon. She played the role of Hyeon-ji, the estranged and rebellious young daughter of the charismatic fraudster Cha Ha-yeon. In August 2016, Min collaborated with childhood friends
Hyoyeon of
Girls' Generation and
Jo Kwon of
2AM to form the co-ed project group Triple T. The trio released their debut single titled "Born to be Wild", featuring
Park Jin-young, as part of SM Entertainment's ongoing weekly
Station music project. It was revealed in September 2016 that Min would be making her return to the big screen with the movie ''Sooni: The Executioner's Daughter''. Although originally planned for a Summer 2017 release in South Korea, the current status of the movie production is unknown. In January 2017, the cast of the Korean adaptation of
Boys Over Flowers The Musical was revealed, with representatives of the production announcing that Min would be making her musical debut with the star role of Tsukushi Makino. The musical opened on February 24 and had its final curtain call on May 7 at
Hongik University Art Center's Grand Theater in Seoul. On May 22, 2019, it was revealed that Min has signed an exclusive contract with her new agency K-Tigers E&C. On November 8, 2021, Min released her first official solo pre-debut digital single "Onion". On April 18, 2022, Min released her second digital single "Hit Me Up". On September 5, 2022, Min released her third digital single "To The Beach". On August 22, 2022, Min was confirmed to be making her
Broadway debut in
Manhattan with the K-pop inspired musical
KPOP. The musical featured several K-pop stars in its cast, with Min portraying the role of
Riya, a member of the fictional K-pop girl group
RTMIS. The musical made its Broadway debut in the fall of 2022 at
Circle in the Square Theatre, and abruptly closed two weeks into its run. On June 21, 2024, Min released her debut
EP Prime Time, which features four songs, including one of the same name. The lead single features rapper Lil Cherry. On June 5, 2025, to mark the occasion of her upcoming wedding on June 7, 2025, Min released her special celebratory single "Dive Into You". ==Personal life==