VERIVERY KANGMIN's first solo start at 100,000..Popular Shorts song #1 → 'Inkigayo' Hot Stage #1 Trophy

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KANGMIN, a member of the group VERIVERY, wrapped up his successful solo career with his first solo single album "Free Falling."

Kangmin proved his keen interest with his first solo single "Free Falling," released on March 26, recording 100,000 initial sales based on the Hanteo Chart as of April 2. It is all the more meaningful in that it is the achievement of his first solo album in seven years since his debut.

In addition, the title song "Free Falling" ranked third on the Bucks real-time chart (as of 00:00 on March 27) and settled on the Melon HOT100, showing stable results. In addition, on April 3rd and 4th, they ranked No. 1 in the popular YouTube daily shorts song in Korea, proving their high popularity online.

Kangmin has been on Mnet's "M Countdown," KBS 2TV's "Music Bank," and MBC's "Show" for two weeks since the album's release! He appeared in major music broadcasts such as "Music Core" and SBS "Inkigayo" and successfully finished his activities by performing the title song "Free Falling." Through drowsy but restrained emotional expression and performance, he embodied the mood of the song's boundaries and anxiety on the stage, earning a hot response as a solo artist.

In particular, Kangmin continued his rise by winning the No. 1 trophy of "Hot Stage," which is selected by combining fan votes and YouTube views on SBS' "Inkigayo," which aired on the 5th.

Through clear and refreshing vocals, contrasting emotional lines, and different atmospheres and styling from stage to stage, he proved his potential as a solo artist and imprinted his presence as a "complete solo."

Kangmin, who released his first solo single in seven years since his debut, has shown success as a solo artist by evenly recording the popularity of music and content, and is also looking forward to various activities in the future.

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