UNIS appear on SBS Music Program

UNIS, the girl group that has soared to fame, will decorate the finale of music shows with a special stage.

UNIS will appear on SBS M and SBS FiL's 'The Show,' which will be broadcasted on the 16th, to showcase their title track 'Superwoman' and the B-side track 'Dopamine.'

'Dopamine' was the competition song for 'Universe Ticket.' They recreated it into the UNIS version, featuring only the voices of the eight members.

Previously, UNIS unveiled the stage for 'Dopamine' for the first time on SBS 'Inkigayo' on the 14th. Thanks to the enthusiastic response from global fans towards 'Dopamine,' they will perform on 'The Show' once again.

Having actively promoted with 'Superwoman' for about three weeks, UNIS is expected to captivate fans worldwide until the end by showing a different charm with 'Dopamine' apart from the title track. UNIS began their full-fledged activities after releasing their first mini-album 'WE UNIS' on the 27th of last month. Immediately after debut, the album 'WE UNIS' ranked on the iTunes Top Album Chart in a total of 11 countries, including the Philippines and Qatar.

Not only that, but UNIS also ranked 8th in the history of K-pop girl group debut album initial sales by recording sales of over 50,000 copies within 5 days of album release.

'Superwoman' also settled on the charts of major domestic music sites and the iTunes Top Song Charts in Macao and the Philippines immediately after its release. It has shown explosive global spread by dominating the top iTunes charts in Taiwan, Latvia, Malaysia, Mexico, the United States, Switzerland, Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, Finland, and Australia. As proof of this popularity, the music video for the title track has already surpassed 10 million views.

Their social media presence has also noticeably grown. UNIS' TikTok channel has reached 1.06 million followers. Social media is a measure of popularity. It's a moment to realize how strong UNIS' global fandom is.

Written by Choi Hye Jin

Translated by Lee So Yun

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