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Gain’s ‘Bloom’ Achieves ‘All-Kill’ on Real-Time Music Charts
By Staff Writer | October 05, 2012 04:15 PM EDT
Brown Eyed Girls' Gain's title track "Bloom" grabbed first place in real-time music charts.
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Gain released the title track, "Bloom" of her second solo album Talk About S. through Korea's major music sites at noon of October 5 also unveiling the full music video for the track.
After its release the title track soared to take the top spot on Melon, Mnet, Bugs, Olleh, Soribada, Monkey3, Daum and Naver's real-time music charts.
LOEN Entertainment shared, "we would like to thank everyone for their support and interest for Gain. Please be on the lookout for Gain's solo activities."
Gain successfully completed her comeback stage on this week's KBS' "Music Bank," she will continue to promote her songs in upcoming music programs.
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