Song Eun-i

Song Eun-i (; born January 4, 1973) is a South Korean singer, actress and comedian. She made her debut as a theater actress in 1993. In the same year, she made her debut as a comedian in KBS. She is currently signed under her own management company Media Lab Seesaw (SISO). with her friend, Kim-Sook as director.

Education

Graduated Seoul Yangmok Elementary School Graduated Sinjeong Middle School Graduated Graduated Seoul Institute of the Arts

In 2016, Song and fellow comedian Kim Sook published a book together, based on their podcast, Keeping Secrets . In the same year, Song became the CEO of CONTENTS LAB VIVO , a production company that creates internet-based content, as well as aiding Kim Jun-ho organise the Busan International Comedy Festival. Song's production company has produced multiple web-based shows and podcasts including Keeping Secrets, The King of Shopping and Kim Saeng-min's Receipt, as well as producing the group, Celeb Five , which Song is also a part of.

Personal life Song, among other South Korean celebrities such as Kim Won-hee and Kim Yong-man, is a part of a volunteer group called God is Love Ministry (GIL Ministry), who provide medical sponsorship for Haitian children with congenital heart disease, allowing the children to go to South Korea for medical treatment for their cardiovascular condition.

One of Song's hobbies includes woodworking, having learnt the skill with Kim Sook when she had little work and broadcasting activity. 2002 Emergency Act 19 Jin Ju 2022 Open the Door Executive producer Premiere at 27th BIFF Current programs

Former programs

Web shows Year Title Role Notes 2018Comedian Singer ProducerHost/cast member 2022 Celeb Five : Behind the Curtain Cast Member with Celeb Five Member

Radio shows

Hosting Year Title Notes 202210th Busan International Comedy Festival MC at the opening ceremony

Discography Solo artist Studio albums YearTitleAlbum detailsPeak chartpositionsSalesTrack listingKOR 20001집 ImagineReleased: December 1, 2000 Genre: Ballad Format: CD ——"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Singles