Lee Ru's "Black Glasses" Tops Karaoke Charts for 20 Years as a National Favorite Song

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Singer Lee Ru's hit song "Black Glasses" continues to receive enduring love.

On the the 5th broadcast of SBS variety program "I Live Alone," singers Rhyu and K.Will visited a karaoke bar, where it was revealed that Lee Ru's "Black Glasses" had climbed to the top of the popularity charts.

Released in 2006, "Black Glasses" is a representative ballad that has been cherished as a favorite karaoke song for a long time, singing of a man's sorrowful emotions after losing love. Its poignant melody and lyrics depicting the pain of parting have resonated with many, securing its enduring popularity over the years.

The song continues to be sung by men showcasing their vocal abilities and emotional depth, maintaining the number one spot on karaoke charts for an extended period. It is also consistently covered by music YouTubers. Top Hyun released a remake single of "Black Glasses" in April.

Meanwhile, Lee Ru will appear on the TV Chosun program "Joseon's Lover," airing on the 6th, as part of its fifth-anniversary special "Joseon's Lover Karaoke Contest," alongside his father Tae Jin-ah, to perform a stage of "Ok-gyeong-i."

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