Heartwarming / Crayon Pop

• Crayon Pop collaborated with famous rock singer Kim Jang Hoon on a song called "Hero." The song was made for charity to support deceased Korean firefighters and their families. Chrome Entertainment has promised to not only donate all profits from the song to firefighters, but is also covering all other costs associated with production. The company will reportedly not gain a single cent from this song, and likely actually lose money. All this from a company that was fighting for survival a year before.
• On the show "A Celebrity Lives In My House," Crayon Pop went to stay with a rural elderly couple who were raising their grandson after his parents divorced. The kid was very lonely, and acted shy, but the girls did their best to open up to him and give him and his family the daughters/older sisters they never had. By the end of the show, he was still acting shy, but was clearly holding back his emotions. As Crayon Pop left, he burst into tears, and Crayon Pop were genuinely sad to be leaving them all.
• As much of a Tear Jerker as Soyul's hiatus is, the immediate response from Chrome and the Crayon Pop members to get her help in an industry where idols are commonly pushed to keep performing no matter what was a welcome response to what could have been a serious problem if left unchecked.