Former (G)I-DLE's SuJin's solo debut EP "AGASSY" exceeds 100,000 sales, tops charts in 9 countries, plans international fan meetings.
December/14/2023 19:54
Former (G)I-DLE's SuJin achieved a successful solo debut. On the 13th, according to the album sales aggregation site HANTEO Chart, the physical album sales of the 1st EP "AGASSY" exceeded 100,000 copies. After the album's release, the title track "AGASSY" ranked first on the Music Video Worldwide Trend Chart. The album topped the iTunes charts in 9 countries around the world, including Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and Vietnam, demonstrating high popularity domestically and internationally. Both the music and the album achieved good results, taking a strong first step as a solo artist. On the 13th and 14th of this month, a fan meeting was held in Japan to commemorate the release of the 1st EP "AGASSY," creating special memories with fans. This is the first overseas schedule after the release of the solo album, and SuJin plans to hold fan meetings in Korea and abroad, including Oceania, Asia, and America, starting with this event, until 2024. The 1st EP "AGASSY" consists of 6 songs of various genres, including the title track "AGASSY," "Blossom," "Sunflower," "TyTy," "SUNSET," and "bloodredroses," allowing you to catch a glimpse of overwhelming musical colors.
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