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(G)I-DLE's Soyeon Charts All Tracks from First Full-Length Album 'Is This Bad, Isn't It'... Ranks High on Album Charts in 14 Countries

Soyeon of the group (G)I-DLE announced a successful comeback with her first solo full-length album 'Is This Bad, Isn't It'. Released on the 7th, the album proved her strength as a solo artist, with the title track 'I'll Quit My Job (Narr. Kian84)' and all the b-side tracks entering domestic and inte

Jay Choi
Staff Reporter
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(G)I-DLE's Soyeon Charts All Tracks from First Full-Length Album 'Is This Bad, Isn't It'... Ranks High on Album Charts in 14 Countries
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Soyeon of the group (G)I-DLE announced a successful comeback with her first solo full-length album 'Is This Bad, Isn't It'. Released on the 7th, the album proved her strength as a solo artist, with the title track 'I'll Quit My Job (Narr. Kian84)' and all the b-side tracks entering domestic and international music charts. The title track 'I'll Quit My Job (Narr. Kian84)' entered Melon's TOP100 and simultaneously recorded a top position on the HOT100. Along with it, all the b-side tracks, including 'Bankroll', 'icebluerabbit', 'STAR', 'I Hate Vegetables Song', 'Amigo (Feat. Minsu)', 'Can't I Just Love You', and 'Sending Romance', also made it onto the HOT100 chart. The album's performance on global charts was also notable. On China's KuGou Music Korea chart, the title track rose to No. 2, and six b-side tracks entered the top 10. It also ranked No. 2 on Peru's iTunes chart and No. 24 in Hong Kong, and entered Japan's iTunes K-POP song chart, demonstrating a global presence. The album also caused a stir on album charts. 'Is This Bad, Isn't It' took No. 1 on China's QQ Music digital album bestseller daily chart and No. 1 on the weekly album chart. In addition, it topped the iTunes album charts in Hong Kong and Cambodia and ranked high on the charts in a total of 14 countries, including France, New Zealand, Singapore, and Japan. The title track 'I'll Quit My Job (Narr. Kian84)' deals with the theme of 'quitting a job,' something office workers can relate to, capturing Soyeon's unique wit and band sound. On the day of release, Soyeon shared her thoughts at a guerrilla live performance at Han River Park, saying she hoped the song would offer a small sense of liberation to those who work hard every day. Photo provided by Cube Entertainment.

Jay Choi
Staff Reporter

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