‘Triple Crown’ A2O LITE Achieves 11th Music Show Title… Rapid Rise to Popularity

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Girl group A2O LITE (Ei Tu O Wright) achieved their 11th cumulative music show title, including a “Triple Crown” on SBS’s “Inkigayo,” just 26 days after their debut.

A2O LITE (Young Oh, Ah-yoon, Ai-chin, Himeki, Rada, Siri, Bora, Merci) secured first place for the third consecutive week with their debut digital single “NEON” on SBS’s “Inkigayo,” which aired on the 8th.

With this, A2O LITE added three trophies in one week, following Arirang TV’s “SHOW K-POP” on the 2nd and MBC’s “Show! Music Core” on the 7th, without appearing on any other music shows. They recorded their 11th cumulative music show title with just one debut song, having not released a physical album.

Previously, A2O LITE drew attention with differentiated performances by showcasing newly varied intro choreography at each stage. In particular, the pair choreography of Ai-chin and Siri became a signature element of “NEON,” while the choreography incorporated various dance elements such as tooting and locking, enhancing the stage’s completeness with high-quality synchronized dancing and powerful dance breaks.

In addition, they reaffirmed their solid vocal capabilities during the first-place encore stage. The members handled their respective parts with distinctive timbres and showcased a cappella harmonies, proving their stable live skills and teamwork. They demonstrated competitiveness as newcomers who possess both musical achievements and balanced performance and vocal abilities.

They are also maintaining consistent results on domestic and international music charts. “NEON” recorded first place for 18 consecutive days on the Melon TOP 100, returning to the top again on the 7th. On Spotify’s Korea daily chart, it reached first place a total of 24 times as of November 6. It peaked at third and eighth place on Billboard’s “Global Excl. U.S.” and “Global 200” charts, respectively, and climbed to fifth and eleventh place on the charts dated November 7. On Japan’s Oricon weekly streaming chart, it recorded fifth place for the week of November 2 and ninth place for the week of the 9th, entering the TOP 10 for two consecutive weeks.

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