2PM and Super Junior top televised music shows

Korean boy bands 2PM dan Super Junior mendapatkan posisi pertama di acara musik televisi selama minggu ini.

2PM mengklaim bahwa Mutizen mereka raih dua kali di acara SBS’ Sunday music program “Inkigayo” dengan single “Without U” dan top spot di acara KBS’ Friday live show “Music Bank” ke Super Junior yang baru saja kembali tampil dengan lagu mereka yang berjudul “BONAMANA”.

Grup ini bersaing dengan artis-artis lainnya seperti Rain, Davichi dan Gummy di kedua acara tersebut.

Untuk penampilan mereka di Inkigayo, 2PM yang terdiri dari 6 orang harus kekurangan satu orang karena main vokal mereka, Junsu dengan masa penyembuhan karena cedera kaki.

2Pm menikmati comeback mereka dengan lagu dari album terbaru mereka berjudul “Don’t Stop Can’t Stop” dimana meraih posisi pertama di channel musik kabel Mnet’s “M! CountDown” dalam 3 minggu berturut-turut dan di “Music Bank” selama dua minggu berturut-turut.

Super Junior, kembali dengan album ke 4 mereka “BONAMANA” yang rilis pada tanggal 13 Mei, sudah terjual habis lebih dari 100,000 kopi memecahkan rekor hanya dalam 8 hari rilis.

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Korean boy bands 2PM and Super Junior ranked number one on televised music shows over the weekend.

2PM claimed their second consecutive Mutizen award on SBS’ Sunday music program “Inkigayo” with their single “Without U” while giving out the top spot on KBS’ Friday live show “Music Bank” to Super Junior who recently made a comeback with a new song titled “BONAMANA”.

The groups were up against other singers such as Rain, Davichi and Gummy on both shows.

For their performance on Inkigayo, six-man band 2PM was one member short due to their main vocalist Junsu recovering from a knee injury.

They have been enjoying a successful comeback to the local music scene however, with the song from their latest album “Don’t Stop Can’t Stop” which has topped cable music channel Mnet’s “M! CountDown” for three weeks straight and “Music Bank” for two weeks in a row.

Super Junior, back with their fourth album “BONAMANA” released May 13, sold over one hundred thousand copies of the new record in just eight days of its release.

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