Solji, rematch with Japanese King Inoue [2026 Korea-Japan King of Singers]

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Singer Solji will face Japanese King Inoue again, who previously humiliated her with the lowest score of 36 points.

In the fourth episode of MBN's "2026 Korea-Japan King of Singers," airing on the 5th (Tuesday), Solji will face Inoue in the final one-on-one showdown of the main tournament, which will determine the winner between Korea and Japan. This rematch comes after Solji suffered a crushing defeat against Inoue in the first round of the main tournament.

During the recording, Inoue stated, "I have remained undefeated so far. I will become the goddess of victory." Solji, who selected So Chan-hwi's high-difficulty rock ballad "Tears," said, "I have been sharpening my sword for this rematch with Inoue. The time has come. I will lead Korea to victory."

According to sources, Solji delivered a performance that devastated the venue, showcasing the dignity of the original K-idol by effortlessly handling relentless high notes and executing intense, sharp choreography. Meanwhile, her opponent, Japanese King Inoue, led the audience in cheers with a performance that unleashed his unique charisma and decadent charm.

Additionally, Yuda, who expressed her admiration for Solji by saying "She's pretty" during the first preliminary match of the "Korea-Japan King of Singers," is expected to stand up immediately when Solji's performance in the third main round begins, drawing everyone's attention. This raises curiosity about Yuda's response to Shin Dong-yup's question, "Did you stand up?"

During the judging of "Active King 3," Lin was known for holding back tears due to her nickname "Crybaby." In the "Korea-Japan King of Singers," Lin will once again break down in tears after a long time. A source explained that Lin, watching the TOP7 from both Korea and Japan pour everything into their performances for the crucial third main round that would determine the outcome of the match, could no longer contain her emotions and finally let them out.

The production team stated, "After the first and second rounds ended in draws, the TOP7 from both Korea and Japan have prepared their ultimate moves for the decisive third main round. We expect an unprecedented explosion of energy at the venue."

Meanwhile, MBN's "2026 Korea-Japan King of Singers" is a program where the TOP7 from "Active King - Gahui (Japan Edition)," produced directly by Creastudio, compete against the TOP7 from South Korea's "Active King 3" in a vocal showdown.

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