The three artists each surpassed 1 million views, placing them in the top three.
Their competition positively influences the music industry.
[TVDaily Reporter Choi Hana] In the recent episode of ‘Current King of Singers 3’, Solji, Bin Ye-seo, and Gu Soo-kyung showcased their impressive musical presence during the ‘1-on-1 On-Site Selection’ performance. Their stage videos surged to the top three in views, creating a notable buzz. The show, which features Korea's top contemporary singers competing for the national title, recorded a peak viewer rating of 10.1%, taking the number one spot in concurrent viewership. Amidst this, Solji, Bin Ye-seo, and Gu Soo-kyung achieved remarkable view counts for their performances, leaving a strong impression on audiences. Bin Ye-seo's performance of 'Mothers' Guitar' is nearing 1 million views, while Gu Soo-kyung’s 'Like a Flame' has surpassed 780,000, demonstrating her rising popularity. Solji also reaffirmed her vocal charms with 'Love That Makes Me Live', garnering over 550,000 views. Additionally, both female singers proved their musical prowess, having exceeded 2 million and 1.5 million views in the preliminary rounds.
The outstanding skills displayed by Solji, Bin Ye-seo, and Gu Soo-kyung through 'Current King of Singers 3' not only ignite competition among them but also serve as a platform to showcase their unique musical identities. Bin Ye-seo’s 'Divine Trot Technique' draws strong attention to the allure of traditional trot, shifting viewer perceptions toward her music and enhancing anticipation for her future projects in entertainment and music. Gu Soo-kyung's vibrant performances, marked by their engagement with the audience, establish her as a dark horse in the competition, widening her potential for future success. Meanwhile, Solji, with her unique emotional interpretations in songs like 'Last Lover' and 'Love That Makes Me Live', is solidifying her position as a musical powerhouse, building upon her momentum from the preliminaries. They are not merely competitors but are positively influencing the music industry with their distinctiveness.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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