Brave Girls Continues To Dominate Music Charts With 2017 Single
K- Pop girl group Brave Girls, who made an epic comeback after their 2017 single "Rollin'" had surged its popularity in social media and went viral, now reached No. 1 spot to more music charts.
Rollin, a piece of upbeat dance music, has topped in the latest weekly streaming and digital charts of Gaon, Korea Music Content Association (KOMCA)-ran music chart. The song has been on the streaming chart's top spot for two weeks straight and had reached its first No.1 spot on the digital chart.
The viral song also dominated the latest K-pop 100 chart of the Billboard, toppling one of the most famed K- pop soloists IU with her single "Celebrity," which had been conquering the chart seven weeks.
According to the report from Billboard, Brave Girls is the third South Korean girl group that topped the K-Pop 100, next to OH MY GIRL and BLACKPINK. OH MY GIRL's "Nonstop" song ranked number 1 for one week in May last year, while the "How You Like That" of BLACKPINK remained on top for four consecutive weeks of July last year.
Moreover, it has been noted that the song took the longest time before it topped the charts since it's been released in March of 2017.
Its recent achievement is an addition to the track's belated success in conquering the music charts with the said track, reaching top spots on music streaming platforms such as Genie Music, Bugs, and Melon, as well as on various TV music shows.
The K-pop girl group of four had almost been out of the spotlight amidst the competitive world of Korean pop until a recent viral YouTube video of the country's conscripted soldiers made a reaction to their performances.
The song's newfound popularity had given a break to the group that's almost on the brink of disbandment and gave them a dramatic comeback as they are now getting invitations to guest various shows on TV and radio.
