Red Velvet Seulgi continues to show success with her solo debut as she sets a new first week sales record among her fellow female SM Entertainment solo artists.
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Red Velvet Seulgi's '28 Reasons' Records Highest First Week Sales by Female SM Entertainment Solo Artist
Back on October 4, Seulgi became the third member of Red Velvet to officially make her solo debut, eight years after she debuted in the industry as an idol with the group back in August 2014.
She made her highly-waited solo debut with her first mini album "28 Reasons," featuring a title track of the same name, along with the b-side tracks "Dead Man Runnin," "Bad Boy, Sad Girl," "Anywhere But Home," "Los Angeles," and "Crown."
Not long after releasing her mini album, as well as the accompanying music video for "28 Reasons," Seulgi already set a new record in her career in terms of first day album sales.
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"28 Reasons" follows behind BLACKPINK Lisa's solo debut album "LALISA," BLACKPINK Rosé' solo debut album "R," IU's fifth studio album "LILAC," and TWICE Nayeon's solo debut album "IM NAYEON."
Congratulations to Seulgi for her achievements!
Seulgi Drops Music Video for 'Bad Boy, Sad Girl' Collaboration With BE'O
Meanwhile, back on October 8, Seulgi released a special music video for her b-side track featuring rapper BE'O, "Bad Boy, Sad Girl."
"Bad Boy, Sad Girl" is an R&B track that features a "bouncing" piano. In the music video, Seulgi can be seen singing while the boy downstairs, BE'O, was also singing without her knowing.
Watch the music video here:
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Written by Robyn Joan
