Hwasa's 'So Cute' performance on music shows spread by 'Happy Virus'

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Singer Hwasa (HWASA) has completed her music broadcasting activities with her new song "So Cute."

Hwasa, who started her first music program activity of "So Cute" on Mnet's "M Countdown" with the release of the song on the afternoon of the 9th, is on KBS' "Music Bank" on the 10th and MBC's "Show" on the 11th! "Music Core" and SBS' "Inkigayo" on the 12th met with fans in turn.

In each broadcast, Hwasa spread the happiness virus to her fans with sets that saved her personality, stage costumes, and performances reminiscent of musicals with dancers.

In addition to music broadcasts, Hwasa presented viewers with various broadcast promotions. KBS2's "The Seasons-Sung Si-kyung's Eardrum Boyfriend," which aired on the 10th, impressed not only the performance of the new song "So Cute" but also reinterpreted the mega-hit "Good Goodbye" in a classic version.

In addition, Hwasa, who appeared on MBC's "Ppoppo Love Love" after filming the music video of "So Cute" with her children, shared a special time with them and gave them warmth.

The music video released at the same time as the sound source continues to increase views, surpassing 7.3 million views as of the morning of the 13th, containing the message of a song that tries to capture the power of small and cute things encountered in a tired daily life.

"So Cute" is a cheerful dance, pop genre song composed by Hwasa and the head of the agency Psy, and composed by Hwasa and combination Park Woo-sang. It is a song about small and insignificant cuteness that helps in everyday life that sometimes feels scary, and Hwasa expressed her wish that "I hope this song will help many people."

Hwasa, who once again showed her unique performance and charm with her comeback in six months, plans to meet with fans through various activities in the future.

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