SOYEON of the group i-dle has achieved another Perfect All-Kill (PAK) on music charts.
As of September 28, SOYEON's 1st full-length album title track, "I'm Quitting My Job" (Narr. Kian84), swept the No. 1 spots on major domestic music charts. The song secured the top position on the Melon, Genie, and Bugs real-time and daily charts, followed by No. 1 rankings on the YouTube Music weekly popular songs chart, FLO 24-hour popular songs chart, Vibe today's TOP100 chart, and the iChart real-time and weekly charts, officially achieving a Perfect All-Kill. SOYEON noted that the song continues its box-office success by maintaining its top spot on major music charts even after wrapping up official broadcast promotions.
Following i-dle group tracks in which she participated in lyric writing and composition such as "TOMBOY", "Nxde", "Queencard", and "Fate", SOYEON has now scored her fifth Perfect All-Kill with "I'm Quitting My Job" (Narr. Kian84). This marks her first-ever Perfect All-Kill record with a solo self-produced track, rather than an i-dle group song.
This popularity has also translated to university festival stages. SOYEON performed at Chosun University's festival on September 16 and Induk University's festival on September 23, and is set to take the stage at Jeonju University's festival on September 30.
SOYEON's 1st full-length album "A Killer Life" encompasses a diverse range of genres including rock, hyperpop, and disco. Including the title track "I'm Quitting My Job" (Narr. Kian84), the album features a total of eight tracks capturing emotions such as love, farewells, anxiety, and a sense of liberation.
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Reported by Kang Kyung-yoon | SBS E! News
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SOYEON of i-dle Achieves Perfect All-Kill with 'I'm Quitting My Job'... Fifth Milestone with Self-Produced Track
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