Chodan, Boxing, and Drum: A Unique Journey

Chodan demonstrates her boxing and drum skills in QWER’s “Fake Idol” MV, showcasing years of training in both. Chodan discovered her passion for drumming at age 10 and pursued formal studies in the instrument. Now leading QWER, Chodan combines her talents in boxing and drumming, gaining popularity on YouTube, though not yet featured on TV.

Chodan’s Boxing Skills in “Fake Idol” MV

In the “Fake Idol” MV by QWER, Chodan breaks a paper wall with her punch. Her boxing skills shine as she trained for three years. Chodan even competed, with a record of 4 fights: 3 wins, 1 loss. Besides boxing, Chodan also trained in Taekwondo for six years and joined a demonstration team. She tried kickboxing, jiu-jitsu, and Muay Thai and lifted weights, reaching a combined 200kg in powerlifting.

Chodan Boxing Background as a Powerful Leader

Thanks to her boxing and martial arts background, Chodan earned the image of a leader who uses strength to control others. However, she never uses force on her team and feels misunderstood. Fans joke that Chodan is like a deterrent weapon; her strength isn’t used, but it’s reassuring.

Chodan’s Early Life, Boxing Interest, and Tomboy Personality

Chodan, born in 1998, stands 165cm tall and weighs 49kg. She loved soccer and video games with boys, showing an early interest in sports and boxing. Disliking skirts, she played soccer into college and even considered joining the ROTC, as her childhood dream was to be a soldier.

Chodan High School Bullying and Boxing Strength

In high school, a classmate bullied Chodan because a boy liked her. The bully spread rumors, and Chodan endured daily harassment. Her bandmates say Chodan’s boxing strength doesn’t match her gentle personality. She struggles to say no and enjoys solitude, but when her bandmates visit, she rarely refuses and visits them instead.

Chodan Drum Journey and Competitive Spirit

Chodan’s drum journey began at age 10 when she visited a music academy with her mother. A boy’s teasing sparked her competitive spirit, as he claimed girls couldn’t play drums. Chodan signed up for drum lessons and later entered Sungshin Women’s University’s applied music program. However, she was expelled after taking a two-year break from drumming.

Chodan Boxing and Drum Skills in Current Career

Now leading QWER, Chodan showcases her boxing skills and drumming talent on YouTube. Despite her success as a streamer, TV stations haven’t invited her yet. Fans look forward to seeing Chodan, with her unique mix of boxing and drum skills, on TV in the future.

Chodan and the Radical Feminist Firestorm: QWER’s Victory

Chodan, the leader of QWER, faced backlash from a radical feminist after Kim Je Deok liked her Instagram post. This backlash stems from Chodan’s critical stance against radical feminist ideology, which she developed during her time at Sungshin Women’s University.

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