Sunmi (former member of Wonder Girls) exudes tragedy and her stage presence
ソンミ（元Wonder Girls）がまとっている悲劇性とステージ
ソンミ（元Wonder Girls）がまとっている悲劇性とステージ
Former Wonder Girls member Sunmi wins first place on Music Bank! "Tears" at her first solo first place
Singer Sunmi has taken first place on Music Bank.
On the 21st, KBS2TV's Music Bank aired, with BTS's IDOL and Sunmi's Siren competing against each other as first place contenders, but Sunmi took the trophy.
After being called first place, Sunmi was flustered and asked, "Is it really first place?" and shared her thoughts, "Thank you so much to all the fans. I'm grateful for your love even though it's the last week." Previously, in an interview with the MC, Sunmi had implicitly expressed her hope that "it would be nice to get first place since it's the last week," but this soon came true.
The song "Siren" was written by Sunmi and composed by her and composer Franz.
Three years ago, it was discussed as a possible title song for Wonder Girls, and it attracted a lot of attention even before it was released.
"Siren" is a beautiful mermaid that seduces sailors in mythology, and it is also a warning sound that warns of danger in an emergency.
Sunmi focused on the siren, which has a significant meaning, to express her own unique sensibility in a sensuous way.
(From K-POP News)
Wonder Girls were the first K-POP group to advance to the US with the aim of becoming a global group.
Sunmi was a member of the group, but did not participate in the US activities due to her focus on her studies.
Wonder Girls got off to a good start, releasing a hit song that made it into the Billboard Hot 100.
JYP also set up offices and restaurants in the US and actively supported Wonder Girls without Sunmi.
However, Wonder Girls' activities became more and more dull as the days went by. The songs they released didn't sell, and the fan response became weaker day by day.
They soon became confined to traveling around the country, trying to find new fans in each region.
Their activities of gleaning didn't make the news, and information about Wonder Girls began to disappear even in their home country.
In their home country of Korea, Girls' Generation, KARA, and 2NE1 were starting to make waves and enter the Japanese market in their place.
Failing to make a splash in America, Wonder Girls made their belated Japanese debut with "Nobody," but it didn't sell at all.
After entering America, their biggest hit was "Why So Lonely," which Sunmi sang in band style after returning to the group.
Two years after their debut, Wonder Girls enjoyed explosive popularity, and on that momentum they entered America.
Although they performed as expected at first, they gradually lost momentum, and eventually returned to their home country (Korea) due to exhaustion.
"Why So Lonely" is an autobiographical song that heals the days of hard work and unrewardedness.
After the group disbanded, Sunmi, who has been active as a solo singer, may have taken on the tragic nature of Wonder Girls.
The sexy, powerful dance and powerful singing voice combine to create a tense stage and story.
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