GFRIEND, a South Korean girl group consisting of members SOWON, YERIN, EUNHA, YUJU, SINB, and UMJI, made their debut in 2015 with the School Trilogy. Known for their sentimental lyrics and powerful performances, GFRIEND coined the genre "Powerful Innocence" and "Passionate Sentimentality." The group achieved domestic chart success with hits like "Rough," "NAVILLERA," and "Time for the moon night," and became the first K-pop girl group to reach 100 million streams with "Me Gustas Tu" on Gaon chart. GFRIEND has received accolades including Best Female Group at the Golden Disc Awards and recognition at global music award shows such as the MTV European Music Awards.
In addition to their chart achievements, GFRIEND has been honored with awards like Best Dance Performance (Female Group) at the Mnet Asian Music Awards and Best New Artist at the Melon Music Awards. The group's name, which stands for a "lovely girlfriend" and a "best friend to count on," reflects their desire to connect with listeners through music akin to a close friendship.