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Sunmi's lustrous and fresh stage performance (former member of Wonder Girls)

2025-01-08 00:00:11

Sunmi's lustrous and fresh stage performance (former member of Wonder Girls)

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Sunmi (former member of Wonder Girls) achieves four crowns with 1st place on Inkigayo...Gashina ends

Singer Sunmi (former member of Wonder Girls) has reached the top of Inkigayo for two consecutive weeks, bringing an end to her career.

On the SBS show Inkigayo broadcast on the afternoon of the 10th, Sunmi's "Gashina" took first place, beating out Yoon Jong-shin's "Like it" and Wanna One's "Energetic".

With this, Gashina has achieved four crowns on music shows, concluding their activities.

Sunmi said, "I'm really happy, but I don't know what to do. I'm really happy that I was able to take 1st place twice on Inkigayo, and although we've been active for three weeks, please continue to show lots of love to Gashina."

The comeback of boy groups was a highlight of the day's broadcast.

EXO, who created a syndrome with "Ko Ko Bop," returned with the upbeat EDM song "Power," delivering a powerful and fun stage.

Following that followed was Lee Gi-kwang's "What You Like," which showed his improved maturity as a solo artist, B.A.P's "Honeymoon" with a more spectacular performance, and Pentagon's "Like This," which showed their solid teamwork.

Other performers included Hyuna, VIXX LR, NCT Dream, MOMOLAND, VICTON, N.Flying, Jeong Se-woong, ONF, Golden Child, and IZ.

(From K-POP News)

It's been a long time since a singer who has debuted solo after being in a girl group has won four awards on music shows hosted by various TV stations.

Actually, I don't remember anyone other than Taeyeon from Girls' Generation.

I think there was Soyou from SISTAR...I'm not sure...? I remember that she was a hit.

I don't think she won four stage awards, though...

In any case, it's certainly an impressive achievement for a singer who was part of a girl group.

Popular and promising groups that are setting the trends in K-Pop appear on the music stages of various TV stations.

To win this competition, they have to increase their indexes in various factors such as music sales and popularity polls.

It's not easy.

More and more, the awards are given to groups that are popular and have a proven track record both at home and abroad.

Sunmi's efforts were impressive.

Who would have expected that Sunmi, who made her solo debut, would be so successful on a stage crowded with popular groups?

The stages of the leading groups are lively and lively.

Former 4MINUTE member Hyuna has also made a comeback and has her sights on the crown.

Watching the music video, I felt that Sunmi had a unique sense and freshness, but even though they both put up a good fight, I thought that Hyuna would be the one to take the crown, and Sunmi would be a candidate at best.

However, Sunmi's performance video views increased and she even achieved a kind of boom-like popularity.

What kind of trajectory did Sunmi, who has opened up the prospect of becoming a solo singer, take to get to this point?

Sunmi was the one who made the strongest impression in the stage of "Why So Lonely," Wonder Girls' last clean hit.

She was the first and last member to perform with the group.

She left the group to pursue a solo career during their US activities.

Sunmi, who returned to replace popular member Sohee, honestly gave me the impression of being a pitcher who was called in to settle a losing game.

She wasn't in the many group stages I saw.

However, as the popularity of the "Why So Lonely" stage grew, Sunmi made her presence known.

As this song became a big hit, people wondered if Wonder Girls' momentum would return to normal.

Some even thought that Sunmi might be the catalyst for a resurgence in popularity.

Then it was time for their contracts to be renewed and they disbanded.

Among the fans who were sad to see them disband, there were those who were sad to no longer be able to see Sunmi.

Her solo performance this time seemed to inadvertently prove this.

Sunmi's charm grew with every performance.

Her feminine charm and sex appeal seemed to grow more and more.

It may have been fortunate for her to have been able to avoid the hardships and exhaustion of her time in America as a member of the Girls.