GOT7’s Latest Self-titled EP Charts No. 1 On iTunes In 90 Countries, Read Inside!

GOT7 made a comeback with their new self-titled EP on 23rd May along with the release of the music video for the title track ‘NANANA’. This marks the septet’s first comeback after their album Breath Of Love: Last Piece in 2020.

With their new release, GOT7 has reached no. 1 on the iTunes chart in 90 countries around the world including India, Thailand, Turkey, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Brazil, Egypt, Poland, Kenya, Saudi Arabia and more. This is the group’s first comeback after their departure from their previous agency, JYP Entertainment. The group became the first in the history of Korean music entertainment to retain the copyright of their group name and all of their discography after the departure from their previous agency.

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The members of the group thanked the CEO and also the founder of JYP Entertainment for the smooth process of copyright transfer. The group is now signed under Warner Music Korea and has relaunched all of its social media accounts. The group has been active since 2014 and plans to continue to work as a group along with their solo activities.

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Check Out GOT7’s Latest Release ‘NANANA’

The music video for NANANA was released on 23rd May at 6 PM KST and it has gained 8.6 Million views so far. The group members- Jay B, Mark, Jackson, Jinyoung, Youngjae, BamBam and Yugyeom look stunning in the aesthetic video. They show off their stylish looks and cool moves while dancing to the song.

Other songs from the EP namely TRUTH, Drive Me To The Moon, Two, Don’t Care About Me and Don’t Leave Me Alone have also been loved by the fans. GOT7 recently held a fan concert in South Korea to celebrate their comeback.

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Neha Bhondve
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