A Page

On May 6, 2021, Cube Entertainment unveiled the artwork teaser of Yuqi's first single album A Page through the official SNS channel of (G)I-dle.^[1] A highlight medley a track in the album was released on May 11.^[2] An accompanying animated music video for "Giant" was uploaded on (G)I-dle's official YouTube channel. The video illustrated a girl running hurriedly as if being chased by something to a forest, and the silhouette of a falling girl continued. At the end of the video, the girl holding the hand mirror that fell on the floor opened the closed door, and soon a bright light poured into the dark room.^[3]

On May 19, 2021, Cube Entertainment released the music video teaser for "Bonnie and Clyde". In the teaser released, Yuqi in a black suit is seen looking at herself in the mirror. Scenes such as timers, chessboards, and boiling pots quickly intersect. Then, she makes a hand-shooting gesture toward herself in the mirror. At the end of the video, shots were fired from her hand-shooting gesture, shattering the mirror. A blonde haired woman is dimly seen at the end of the video.^[4] The following day, Cube Entertainment released the second music video teaser for "Bonnie and Clyde". In it, Yuqi is behind the wheel of a car. The music video for "Bonnie and Clyde" was released on May 21, 2021.^[5]

The album was released on May 13, 2021.^[6]

The album contains two singles.^[2] The songs were written and composed by Yuqi, BoyToy, Young Sky, Peter Hyun and ChaTone.^[7][8] The album's first track, "Giant," is a pop rock song that features drum sounds and lyrics about "overcoming pain and moving forward confidently without giving up".^[3] On the track, the singer narrates a story about a girl who "does not give up in the midst of scars, worries, and fears and advances like a giant".^[7] It was released with an animated music video that symbolizes the meaning.^[9] The second track, "Bonnie & Clyde," is an English-language dance-rock song influenced by the 90s trance and house beats. Its lyrics revolve around "distinct storytelling and bold lyrics".^[8] The song lyrics was inspired by the 1967 American film of the same name.^[7] South China Morning Post ranked the song No. 12 among "The 20 best K-pop songs of 2021."^[10]

Almost a year of the album release, Yuqi performed the band version of the two songs on one music program on MBC M's Show Champion on May 11, 2022.^[11]