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AOMG's First Girl Crew Keyveatz Wraps Up Successful Promotions Sweeping Global Charts with Debut Track 'OXY'

Keyveatz, AOMG's first girl crew, has successfully concluded their three-week debut promotions with the title track 'OXY' from their first EP 'OXY_GEN'. Keyveat

Jay Choi
Staff Reporter
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AOMG's First Girl Crew Keyveatz Wraps Up Successful Promotions Sweeping Global Charts with Debut Track 'OXY'
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Keyveatz, AOMG's first girl crew, has successfully concluded their three-week debut promotions with the title track 'OXY' from their first EP 'OXY_GEN'.

Keyveatz (Yui, Kang Ye-seul, Eom Ji-won, Son Ju-won, and Kim Yu-na) wrapped up all of their official music show schedules following their appearance on MBC's 'Show! Music Core' on the 18th. Throughout their promotion period, the members proved the team's signature hip-hop color with flawless live vocals using hand microphones and powerful performances. Off stage, they actively engaged with global fans through their original content series 'ARCHIVE,' captivating listeners worldwide.

This debut promotion also translated into meaningful global chart achievements. The title track 'OXY' and the pre-release track 'Key Beats' each surpassed one million streams on Spotify, with the album's cumulative plays easily exceeding 2.8 million.

They also made their presence felt on iTunes and Apple Music charts overseas. 'OXY' entered the hip-hop/rap genre charts in multiple countries, including Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, and Germany. Additionally, the album 'OXY_GEN' took first place on the iTunes hip-hop/rap charts in the Netherlands and Australia, and consistently ranked high on global charts in major countries such as the United Kingdom, Canada, and Japan, proving the group's potential.

Having successfully completed their debut stage, Keyveatz plans to continue meeting fans through various activities in the future.

Photo = Courtesy of AOMG.

Jay Choi
Staff Reporter

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