52-485: Four Walls or 4 Walls may refer to: 4 Walls , 2015 album by f(x) "4 Walls" (song) , the album's title track Four Walls (artist forum) , 1980s–1990s artists collaborative event space Four Walls (film) , a 1928 silent movie Four walls (filmmaking) Four Walls , a 2000 Chris Shaffer album "Four Walls" (Jim Reeves song) , 1957 "Four Walls" (Broods song) , 2014 "Four Walls" / "Paradise Circus" ,
104-544: A 2011 collaboration between Massive Attack and Burial "Four Walls", a song by Cast from All Change , 1995 "Four Walls", a song by Cheyenne Kimball from the 2006 album The Day Has Come Also covered by Miley Cyrus on the 2008 album Breakout "Four Walls", a song by While She Sleeps from the 2015 album Brainwashed "Four Walls", a song by Staind from the 1996 album Tormented See also [ edit ] The Fourth Wall (disambiguation) These Four Walls (disambiguation) Topics referred to by
156-496: A South Korean singer and actress. She first made her debut as a child actress, appearing as a supporting cast member on the SBS historical drama Ballad of Seodong (2005). Following this, she earned a number of guest roles, appearing in the television series Love Needs a Miracle (2005) and Drama City (2007), and the film Vacation (2006). She then subsequently appeared in the independent films Punch Lady (2007) and BA:BO (2008),
208-508: A leading role in the film Real with Kim Soo-hyun as Song Yoo-hwa, a rehabilitation therapist at the hospital which Kim's character frequents. The film was released in June of that year. Sulli was a featured singer in Dean 's single "Dayfly", which was released on November 9, 2018, and served as her first release since leaving f(x) in 2015. On June 29, 2019, Sulli made her debut as a solo artist with
260-472: A long letter of apology, and she had forgiven them. However, she said she would not do the same again. On October 14, 2019, the cast and producers recorded another episode, per a Monday scheduling, unaware of Sulli's death, which was reported later in the day. Sulli was cast as the main lead in the second season of the omnibus Netflix series Persona . On October 23, 2019, Mystic Story revealed they have decided to temporarily suspend production, as Sulli
312-524: A member of the group f(x) , with the single "La Cha Ta". In August 2012, Sulli starred as the lead role in To the Beautiful You , based on the famous Japanese shōjo manga series Hanazakari no Kimitachie . The drama series started broadcasting on August 15, 2012, on SBS . Sulli plays Gu Jae-hee, who disguises as a boy in order to attend the same school as her crush. In order to prepare for her role, Sulli who
364-816: A national memorial day to honor the victims of sexual slavery during World War II by the Japanese Imperial Army . Additionally, Sulli proclaimed that she was an advocate for the no bra movement , having previously been criticized for going braless on several social media posts. Sulli, in real life, spoke out against cyberbullying , which affected her personally as she was often the target of online abuse for her dichotomous public image. She expressed her hope that people could accept each other's differences and said, "there are so many unique types of people in this country with so much talent and I feel like they're wasting it by putting their energy into critiquing others like this online." Following her appearance on
416-567: A pirate after being saved by the female captain. Later that same year, she resumed her acting career by attending the promotion of the 2014 comedy film Fashion King , based on the webtoon series of the same name , where she played a leading role alongside Joo Won and Kim Sung-oh . In August 2015, a year into her hiatus, SM Entertainment announced that Sulli had officially withdrawn from the group. Between 2015 and 2017, Sulli took part in modelling for various campaigns including for Estée Lauder as an endorsement model. In 2017, Sulli starred in
468-530: A surprise second life for the world's greatest living pop group." Echoing Dorof's viewpoint, Chester Chin of The Star was not impressed by the inclusion of the "derivative" tracks "Glitter" and "Cash Me Out", yet expressed his admiration for the "solid and edgy" album's "more cohesive" sound as well as "more polished and sharper" beats. 4 Walls was a commercial success in South Korea, and also charted in Japan and
520-503: A year. Following her death, "Love You Sulli" ( 설리 사랑해 ) started trending in an attempt by fans to hide negative search results. IU's song " Peach ", which was written about Sulli, re-entered music charts. Goo Hara , who was Sulli's close friend, died by suicide a month after Sulli's death. When I first posted pictures of me braless, there were so many different reactions. I could have been frightened and hide, but I didn't. I wanted people's prejudices to disappear. —Sulli on
572-471: Is Here (2007) and BABO (2008). When Sulli was in fourth grade, she attended an SM Entertainment audition, during which she sang the S.E.S. song titled Chingu ("Friend"). After the audition she was officially cast as an S.M. trainee and during the same year, moved into a dormitory with Taeyeon and Tiffany of Girls' Generation . She continued to stay there up until the debut of Girls' Generation, in 2007. On September 5, 2009, Sulli debuted as
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#1732847572641624-499: Is a synthpop track which was initially written by Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen during recording sessions for her third studio album Emotion (2015), but its inclusion was withdrawn and its rights were later purchased by S.M. Entertainment. 4 Walls was subject to favorable reviews from music critics. Jeff Benjamin from Billboard shared that despite the fact that the album was "arguably worse" than f(x)'s previous albums Pink Tape (2013) and Red Light (2014), it allowed
676-435: Is an electropop song, while "Traveler" features retro -styled melodies and smooth rap verses. The track "Papi", instrumented by synthesizers, infuses Latin music and EDM styles. "Cash Me Out" is an EDM song that incorporates elements of American electropop. It is a Korean cover of Swedish singer Zara Larsson 's song of the same title off her 2013 EP Allow Me to Reintroduce Myself . The album closer "When I'm Alone"
728-404: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages 4 Walls 4 Walls is the fourth studio album by South Korea-based girl group f(x) , released by SM Entertainment and Genie Music on October 27, 2015. A predominantly electropop and synth-pop record that incorporates various genres , such as house , EDM and UK garage , 4 Walls
780-660: Is likely a suicide that occurred on the night of October 13 or the morning of October 14. The funeral was initially closed to the media as well as fans and was privately held by family members and friends. SM Entertainment opened a separate venue in Severance Hospital 's funeral hall in Sinchon-dong, Seoul on October 15 and 16 for fans wishing to pay tribute. Various celebrities and companies, such as previous bandmates Krystal , Victoria Song , Amber Liu , and Luna , fellow singer and friend IU , Dynamic Duo , and
832-962: The Billboard World Albums Chart and charted at number thirty-nine on the Japanese Oricon Albums Chart . To promote the album, its titular track was released on October 27, 2015 to both critical and commercial success, peaking at number two on both the Gaon Digital Chart and the Billboard World Digital Songs . The group also appeared and performed the single on several music programs , including M Countdown , Music Bank and Show! Music Core . The group further embarked on their first concert tour, titled Dimension 4 – Docking Station , which visited South Korea and Japan in January and February 2016, to promote
884-485: The JTBC2 variety program The Night of Hate Comments , Billboard K-Town 's Jeff Benjamin expressed that Sulli's appearance on the show seemed to reflect her controversial lifestyle. He said that, "as the youngest and most outspoken host", she talked about many personal topics, including "her pregnancy rumors, family plans, dating preferences and more." Sulli was an artist, with one of her drawings (captioned "Portrait") being
936-451: The Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, which imposes an obligation for information and communication service providers to delete hate comments. The amendment included marking malicious comments as illegal information, and provide anyone who saw malicious comments, not just the one being attacked, the ability to request its deletion. On
988-469: The SBS romantic comedy series, To the Beautiful You (2012), a Korean adaptation of the shōjo manga Hana-Kimi where her performance was positively received and earned her two SBS Drama Awards and a nomination at the 49th Paeksang Arts Awards . Sulli's film career progressed with her starring in the fantasy swashbuckler The Pirates (2014) and the coming-of-age drama Fashion King (2014). During
1040-584: The Seoul branch of the MTM Academy, a part-time theatre school where she studied singing, dancing, and acting. She had previously been enrolled in another acting school by her mother at a young age. Prior to her debut as a child actress and following her signing to SM Entertainment, her stage name was changed from Choi Jin-ri; which means "the truth" in Korean, to Sulli at the suggestion of a reporter who felt her birth name
1092-617: The US Billboard World Albums Chart on November 14, 2015, becoming f(x)'s second number one on the chart following 2013's Pink Tape . 4 Walls was the group's best-charting album on the US Heatseekers Albums Chart , where it charted at number seven. The single "4 Walls" debuted at number two on South Korea's Gaon Digital Chart for the week of October 25, 2015. It was the twenty-sixth best-selling single of October 2015 (199,976 digital units sold), and
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#17328475726411144-690: The United States. It debuted atop South Korea's Gaon Album Chart on the chart issue dated October 25–31, 2015. It was the fourth best-selling physical album of October 2015 in South Korea, with sales figures standing at 65,933 copies. The album was additionally the eighteenth highest-selling album of November with 7,820 units sold. Overall, it ranked at number thirty-three on the Gaon's 2015 year-end album chart, with accumulated sales of 75,625 copies. 4 Walls debuted at number thirty-nine on Japan's Oricon Albums Chart on November 16, 2015. It peaked at number one on
1196-780: The album. Following the release of the album, f(x) appeared and performed on several music programs . Its first televised appearance was on October 29, 2015 on Mnet 's M Countdown , where the group performed "4 Walls" and "Diamond". The group subsequently appeared on KBS ' Music Bank and MBC 's Show! Music Core on the two following days, respectively. To further promote the album, f(x) embarked on their debut concert tour Dimension 4 – Docking Station . The tour kicked off in Seoul , South Korea at Olympic Park from January 29 to 31, 2016, and further included six shows in four cities of Japan: Tokyo , Fukuoka , Osaka and Nagoya . The tour lasted from February 20 to 28, 2016. The album, in
1248-494: The backlash against Sulli to the fact that her public image was not as carefully constructed as many of her contemporaries in the idol industry were, and she directly challenged societal expectations of women in Korean culture . The Associated Press described Sulli as someone who "was known for her feminist voice and outspokenness that was rare among female entertainers in deeply conservative South Korea." On August 14, 2018, Sulli expressed support for Comfort Women Day ,
1300-407: The continuous malicious comments and rumors of her dating Dynamic Duo rapper Choiza , which was not confirmed at the time, and false rumors of her being pregnant. Due to her hiatus, she did not participate in the promotion of the 2014 period adventure film The Pirates alongside Son Ye-jin and Kim Nam-gil , where she played a supporting character named Heuk-myo, a young girl who became
1352-479: The first episode of The Night of Hate Comments in 2019 Following her departure from f(x), Sulli received renewed press attention for her unconventional persona which polarized public reception. Some members of the media branded her as "eccentric" and "forward-thinking", while conservative media outlets considered her to be "inappropriate" and "absurd". Sulli's persona has been parodied on Saturday Night Live Korea . A number of media outlets attributed
1404-459: The former being her first time cast in a substantial dramatic role. After signing a record deal with SM Entertainment , Sulli rose to prominence as a member of the girl group f(x) formed in 2009. The group achieved both critical and commercial success, with four Korean number-one singles and international recognition after becoming the first K-pop act to perform at SXSW . Concurrently with her music career, Sulli returned to acting by starring in
1456-563: The group traveled to Jeju Island to film a music video . The album, titled 4 Walls , was released digitally worldwide on October 27, 2015 by S.M. Entertainment. In South Korea, the album was distributed digitally and physically by S.M. Entertainment and KT Music . The music video for the title track "4 Walls" was released simultaneously. The song impacted Korean Broadcasting System 's "K-Pop Connection" radio on October 29. Art director Min Hee-jin commissioned an art exhibition to promote
1508-474: The group's parent company S.M. Entertainment 's official statement on July 25, 2014. f(x)'s promotional activities thereafter involved the four other members, while Sulli took a career hiatus. On August 7, 2015, it was announced that Sulli had officially withdrawn from the group to focus on her acting career, and f(x) would continue to promote as a four-member group. f(x) was announced to be working on its then-forthcoming studio album on September 11, 2015, when
1560-549: The majority of the album and their past releases. South Korea-based girl group f(x) had been known as a five-member girl group, with its original lineup consisting of members Krystal , Amber , Victoria , Sulli , and Luna . The group's last release as a five-member group was Red Light , released in July 2014. During the promotion of Red Light , member Sulli did not participate in live performances due to her "suffering from continual negative comments and false rumors," according to
1612-463: The malicious comments and cyberbullying. A total of seven petitions were posted at the South Korean presidential office website demanding tougher punishment for cyberbullying and strengthening use of the real-name system when posting comments and creating accounts. The political circle discussed various ways to prevent such a tragedy from happening again. An act under the proposed title "Sulli Act"
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1664-530: The mean spirited comments, a demeanor that gained her a label on the show, "the nuclear bomb of hate comments". She agreed with a commenter that said her biggest success is her social presence on SNS and that she is an attention seeker. She disagreed with a commenter who said she looked like a "druggie" because of her large dilated pupils, saying that she has done nothing illegal, but had studied drug behavior during method acting for her film Real . She denied going braless to seek attention, saying that for her it
1716-625: The music industry in 2018, making a guest appearance on Dean 's single "Dayfly" and releasing her debut single album Goblin in June 2019, which was her last musical project prior to her death. Sulli was recognized as a known figure in Korean popular culture for her outspoken persona, becoming the top 10 most Googled person in South Korea in 2017. Sulli was born on March 29, 1994, in Busan , South Korea. Aspiring to be an actress, Sulli attended Jungbu Elementary School before moving to Seoul by herself in 2004, while in fourth grade, in order to attend
1768-546: The other members to showcase their vocal abilities more following the departure of Sulli. He praised it as a "rarity in K-pop to do once" by "finding the right sonicscapes" and appreciated the "house and trendy dance" production. Benjamin subsequently named 4 Walls the second best K-pop album of 2015, writing: "Known for crafting some of the best full-length K-pop albums, f(x) did not disappoint with their long-awaited 4 Walls comeback." Sheldon Pearce on behalf of Pitchfork labeled
1820-441: The premiere of the film Gift , canceled their activities to mourn Sulli. On October 17, following a four-day private funeral and mourning ceremony at a Seoul hospital, Sulli was buried at an undisclosed location. Sulli's death was linked by various media outlets to depression caused by cyberbullying. Prior to her death, it was revealed that Sulli had repeatedly asked her agency, SM Entertainment, to take strong measures against
1872-496: The press tour for The Pirates , Sulli took a hiatus from the entertainment industry due to health issues and following a year long absence from promoting with f(x), she left the group in August 2015. Between 2015 and 2017, she embarked on a number of modelling campaigns before becoming an endorsement model for Estée Lauder . Sulli garnered attention for her role in the experimental neo-noir thriller Real (2017). She later returned to
1924-496: The previous day at 6:30 p.m. KST. Police stated that they were investigating it as a possible suicide as there were no signs of foul play or a break-in. They found a handwritten note in her diary in which she described her feelings, but concluded that it was not a suicide note. On October 15, police filed for an autopsy to confirm the cause of death and performed it the following morning, concluding that her body did not show any signs of death due to external force, and it
1976-488: The record a "superficial rebirth" following f(x)'s lineup change and commented that the other members had the chance to express their talents more, particularly with Amber's alto "harmonies" on "Rude Love". Jakob Dorof, upon reviewing the album for Spin , disliked the songs "Deja Vu", "Papi", "Cash Me Out" and "When I'm Alone". He nonetheless labeled them "minor misgivings" and complimented 4 Walls on featuring "sophisticated and innovative" musical styles that could "signal
2028-526: The same day, Rep. Park Dae-chool also proposed an amendment to the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection which would allow the disclosure of full names of people posting comments under usernames and strengthen accountability of online comments by disclosing IPs . On October 25, 2019, Kakao announced that they were temporarily disabling comments on entertainment news to prevent hate comments and removing related search terms when searching people's names for
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2132-489: The single album Goblin , on which she co-wrote and co-produced all of the tracks, and held a special stage Peaches Go!blin on the same day at SM Town Theater. In 2019, Sulli joined the JTBC2 variety program The Night of Hate Comments , which discussed celebrity's reactions to hateful comments, malicious rumors and cyberbullying they had encountered online. On the first episode, during Sulli's turn, she responded cheerfully to
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2184-477: The twelfth best-selling single of November 2015 (247,232 digital units sold) in South Korea. The track debuted at number two on the US Billboard World Digital Songs , becoming their highest-charting song on the chart. Sulli Choi Jin-ri ( Korean : 최진리 ; March 29, 1994 – October 13 or 14, 2019 ), known professionally as Sulli ( / ˈ s ʌ l i / ), was
2236-436: The words of Pitchfork Media , keeps up with f(x)'s signature electropop and synthpop styles that the group cultivated through its previous albums Pink Tape (2013) and Red Light (2014). Jeff Benjamin of Billboard noted the emphasis on house and dance genres on the album. The opening track " 4 Walls " was described as a tropical house song with "slinky" synthesizers and "dreamy" hooks by The Star . It
2288-468: Was "too Christian" and that people from other religions would not like it. In one interview, she interpreted her stage name to mean "pear blossoms in the snow". In 2005, Sulli began acting professionally at the age of 11, when she was selected to play young Princess Seonhwa of Silla in the SBS drama Ballad of Seodong . She continued to take on minor roles in television dramas and movies such as Vacation (2006), Punch Lady (2007), The Flower Girl
2340-415: Was characterized as an "update" of UK garage by Spin , while Billboard detailed it as having a deep house sound. The next song, "Glitter", is an R&B and synthpop number. "Deja Vu" mixes industrial beats with glitch pop sounds, while "X" draws influences from the 1980s funk , 1990s disco and R&B . "Rude Love" is described as a piano house song with dance fusion. "Diamond"
2392-481: Was composed by several production teams and songwriters, namely LDN Noise , The Stereotypes , Kenzie , Ryan S. Jhun , Makeba Riddick , Carly Rae Jepsen , among others, with Lee Soo-man served as the executive producer of the release. It marked f(x)'s first major release since Red Light in July 2014, and subsequently their first and currently only major release as a quartet since the departure of former member Sulli in August 2015. Upon its release, 4 Walls
2444-409: Was in the midst of filming the second out of five planned episodes for the series when she died. Between September 2013 and March 2017, Sulli dated Dynamic Duo rapper Choiza , during which both celebrities endured malicious comments and cyberbullying throughout their public relationship. In October 2018, Sulli revealed that she had struggled with panic disorder and social phobia since she
2496-585: Was known for her long hair cut 60 cm of it. She later won the New Star Award at the SBS Drama Awards for her performance in the drama. In 2013, Sulli and group mate Krystal Jung became the new faces of the makeup brand, Etude House . In the midst of Red Light promotions, on July 24, 2014, SM Entertainment announced that Sulli decided to take a break from the South Korean entertainment industry due to being mentally and physically exhausted from
2548-542: Was mentioned at a general audit of the Korea Communications Commission on October 21, where Rep. Park Dae-chool [ ko ] of the Liberty Korea Party said he is writing a legislative proposal to enact a new law to increase the responsibility of comments by introducing an Internet real-name system. On October 25, Rep. Park Seon-sook [ ko ] proposed a partial amendment to
2600-402: Was more comfortable, as well as "more natural and prettier", and that she sees bras as an accessory that she sometimes wears. She said, "I wish people would look at me and think, 'Well, someone like that exists!' Accept the difference". While discussing past malicious comments she had received, she said she had started to sue once, but the commenter, a student at a prestigious college, had sent
2652-470: Was praised by music critics for increasingly showcasing all members' vocal abilities with "trendy" production. The album also attained commercial success, becoming their fifth and final chart-topper on the Gaon Album Chart , and has since sold over 81,000 physical copies in South Korea as of March 2016. It also earned success for f(x) in the United States, becoming their second release to achieve No. 1 on
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#17328475726412704-511: Was young. Prior to her death, Sulli was suffering from severe depression . News leaked by an employee in the emergency response center revealed that on October 14, 2019, at approximately 3:20 p.m. KST, Sulli's brother, who was also her manager, found her hanging dead in the second floor of her house in Seongnam , south of Seoul. The manager reportedly visited the house when he was not able to reach her, after speaking with Sulli via phone
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