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TUED Delivers Successful Debut Stage on 'M Countdown'… Captivates Both Music Charts and Music Shows with 'Sun Kiss'

TUED (Seohui, Seoyeon, Elena, Jia, Saki, Sea, Lee Hanui), the new girl group introduced by HYBE, made a powerful impression on the music industry with a successful debut stage. ■ A debut stage that perfectly showcased 'Sun Kiss' and 'Girls' TUED appeared on Mnet's 'M Countdown' broadcast on the 27

Jay Choi
Staff Reporter
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TUED Delivers Successful Debut Stage on 'M Countdown'… Captivates Both Music Charts and Music Shows with 'Sun Kiss'
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TUED (Seohui, Seoyeon, Elena, Jia, Saki, Sea, Lee Hanui), the new girl group introduced by HYBE, made a powerful impression on the music industry with a successful debut stage.

■ A debut stage that perfectly showcased 'Sun Kiss' and 'Girls'

TUED appeared on Mnet's 'M Countdown' broadcast on the 27th, performing the title track 'Sun Kiss' and the b-side 'Girls' from their first mini album 'TUEN AND PLAY'. The members captivated viewers' eyes and ears with their crisp group choreography set to an upbeat house rhythm and solid live vocals that remained steady even amid dynamic choreography.

■ Soaring up music charts and YouTube immediately upon debut

TUED has been climbing various charts rapidly since their debut. On Apple Music's 'Today's Top 100: South Korea' chart, 'Girls' ranked 8th and 'Sun Kiss' 10th. They also secured top positions on YouTube Korea's 'Trending Music' and 'Daily Trending Music Videos', while also surging in rank on Spotify's 'Daily Top Songs South Korea', proving the hot response.

■ Vocals and variety show charm proven on radio and web variety shows

Beyond music broadcasts, they also appeared on SBS Power FM's 'Wendy's Youngstreet' live videos and the YouTube web variety show 'BDNS', proving both their vocal skills and their delightful variety show charm.

■ Continuing activities on terrestrial music shows

Meanwhile, TUED is set to continue their busy debut activities with consecutive appearances on terrestrial music shows, starting with KBS2's 'Music Bank' on the 28th.

Photo source: Screenshot from Mnet's 'M Countdown' broadcast.

Jay Choi
Staff Reporter

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