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(G)I-DLE's Soyeon Achieves Music Show Triple Crown with 'I'll Quit My Job'... Also Four Crowns for Two Consecutive Weeks on Circle Chart

(G)I-DLE's Soyeon has proven her unwavering popularity by achieving a music show triple crown with 'I'll Quit My Job (Narr. Kian84)', the title track of her first solo full-length album. On the October 10 broadcast of MBC's 'Show! Music Core', Soyeon took first place for the second week of October,

Jay Choi
Staff Reporter
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(G)I-DLE's Soyeon Achieves Music Show Triple Crown with 'I'll Quit My Job'... Also Four Crowns for Two Consecutive Weeks on Circle Chart
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(G)I-DLE's Soyeon has proven her unwavering popularity by achieving a music show triple crown with 'I'll Quit My Job (Narr. Kian84)', the title track of her first solo full-length album.

On the October 10 broadcast of MBC's 'Show! Music Core', Soyeon took first place for the second week of October, following her wins on Mnet's 'M Countdown' and SBS 'Inkigayo', recording a music show triple crown. This surpasses her previous record of a double crown, set with 'Beam Beam', the title track of her first solo mini album released in 2021, making it her best-ever record as a solo artist.

Encouragingly, even after her music show activities have concluded, the song continues its long-running success more than a month after the album's release.

Its chart performance is also unmatched. 'I'll Quit My Job' topped the digital, streaming, ringtone, and V Coloring charts on the weekly Circle Chart for the 40th week, achieving the honor of four crowns for two consecutive weeks following the 39th week. The song previously achieved a perfect all-kill by sweeping first place on both real-time and daily charts of major music platforms.

The lyrics, which resonate with the realities of office workers, and the upbeat band sound are drawing broad responses across all generations.

Photo provided by Cube Entertainment.

Jay Choi
Staff Reporter

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