MBC MUSIC's SHOW CHAMPION aired live in Gyeonggi with performances from various artists, including SUPER JUNIOR's Sungmin and SAY MY NAME.
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On the afternoon of the 11th, a live broadcast of MBC MUSIC 'SHOW CHAMPION' was held at the MBC Dream Center in Goyang City, Gyeonggi-do. The broadcast featured SAY MY NAME, Sungmin from SUPER JUNIOR, AMPERS&ONE, dodree, WHIB, NAVILLERA, LA POEM, POW, SEVENUS's Hije & DIGNITY's Hyunjin, AxMxP, BLUEDOT & KUIPER, Molly Yam, and DIMO REX. *This article is based on local media coverage. Please note that there may be variations in the photos. - Following their fan concert, SAY MY NAME has announced an event in Japan to be held in Tokyo in February. - Sungmin from SUPER JUNIOR has released music videos for his double title songs 'Godsaeng' and 'Dancing under the Stars.'
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