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WATCH: Korea's Biggest Trans Celebrity Releases Bouncy New Video

WATCH: Korea's Biggest Trans Celebrity Releases Bouncy New Video

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Transgender singer Harisu became Korea's first transgender celebrity back in 2001, says AllKPop.com, after appearing in a popular ad. Over the next several years she released five full-length albums and six singles, with her fame spreading to other countries in Asia like Japan and China. Now she's back with a new album, The Queen (her first in five years) and a new video is out for the title track of "Shopping Girl," which would fit in well at any American nightclub.

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