BODY 2nd Win: HIGHLIGHT Secures Victory at KBS Music Bank

The KBS Music Bank is back for its weekly show, and this time HIGHLIGHT performed their latest track from the album Switch On. HIGHLIGHT has finally secured their second win for the latest comeback, with Twitter flooded with BODY 2nd Win tags. Fellow K-pop member Red Velvet’s WENDY was tied with them for first place with her brand new single Wish You Hell.

The recent episode of Music Bank was a spectacle to behold, boasting an impressive lineup of performances that ignited the stage with an atmosphere charged with competition and excitement. Among the contenders striving for the prestigious top spot were the sensational HIGHLIGHT with their dynamic track BODY and the captivating Red Velvet’s WENDY with her soul-stirring performance of Wish You Hell.

BODY 2nd Win: HIGHLIGHT Secures Victory at KBS Music Bank

However, the outcome was both surprising and gratifying as HIGHLIGHT emerged victorious, securing a remarkable total of 7,255 points. This triumph holds a special significance as it marks their maiden win for the newly released track, which made its debut on March 11. It was a momentous occasion that underscored the talent and dedication of the artists, leaving an indelible mark on the Music Bank stage.

Check out the announcement of BODY 2nd win at KNS Music Bank

Today’s lineup showcased a dazzling array of performances, featuring HIGHLIGHT’s electrifying rendition of BODY, the soulful resonance of Red Velvet’s Wendy with Wish You Hell, and the captivating charm of (G)I-DLE’s Fate. Additionally, Apink’s Namjoo mesmerised the audience with BAD, Chung Ha delivered a dynamic performance of EENIE MEENIE(ft. ATEEZ’s Hongjoong), and OH MY GIRL’s YooA soared with Rooftop. The stage also lit up with DAY6’s infectious energy in Welcome to the Show and much more, making it a night to remember.

Check Out HIGHLIGHT’s BODY Performance

The victory serves as a profound testament not only to the group’s exceptional talent and immense popularity but also to the unwavering dedication of their steadfast fanbase. Their relentless support has been instrumental in propelling their beloved artist to new heights, and this win symbolises a monumental achievement in their musical odyssey. As they continue to stand by their favourite artist, this triumph becomes a pivotal milestone, promising a future brimming with even greater accomplishments and further solidifying their bond with the music they love.

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Shabnam Jahan
Shabnam Jahan
Shabnam Jahan has completed her Masters in Journalism Mass Communication from SRM University, Chennai. She has a total interning experience of 6 months and has previously interned at Asiana Times as a content writer and at The News Minute as a Graphic Designer.

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