ITZY will perform 'THAT'S A NO NO' live for the first time in six years.
The much-anticipated broadcast will air live on March 19 at 6 PM.
[TV Daily Reporter Kim Jin-seok] 'M Countdown' returns with a sensational special stage, meeting the fervent desires of global fans. Scheduled to air on March 19th, Mnet's signature music program will showcase a special performance by ITZY, who has recently been making waves with their remarkable chart resurgence, alongside new tracks from AB6IX and ALL(H)OURS.
The highlight of the show will undoubtedly be the solo stage by ITZY, the reigning 'performance queens'. They will reveal their 2020 mini-album track 'THAT'S A NO NO' for the first time on a music broadcast after six years. This song gained explosive popularity during their recent world tour, leading to dance challenges by fellow K-pop artists and dominating various social media platforms. Through this performance, they aim to respond to their fans' enthusiastic requests with a captivating melody and perfectly synchronized dance moves that are set to enchant the studio.
Moreover, AB6IX is set to unveil their new song 'BOTTOMS UP' for the first time ever on 'M Countdown', showcasing their matured charm and polished performance. ALL(H)OURS will also impress with their broadcast debut of 'DEAD MAN WALKING', bringing a powerful and intense stage presence. Additionally, AtHeart will be returning with their song 'Butterfly Doors', presenting an elegant blend of vocal prowess and refined choreography. The exciting lineup of special stages and new songs will unfold live from 6 PM on March 19th.
This episode of M Countdown promises a unique stage that encapsulates the past and present of ITZY, symbolically underlining their chart resurgence. 'THAT'S A NO NO' boasts a dynamic beat and an addictive melody, further strengthening their connection with fans. After a six-year wait, this performance reflects the hard work they have put in over the years.
AB6IX's new track 'BOTTOMS UP' showcases a mature transformation that the group has undergone. Their choreography goes beyond merely grabbing attention, aiming to evoke deeper engagement through emotional expression and conceptual execution. Fans can look forward to witnessing a newly evolved side of the group, both musically and performatively.
The comebacks of ALL(H)OURS and AtHeart also serve as significant highlights for this broadcast. Their new content presents an opportunity to showcase how each group will contribute to the dynamic shifts in the industry, simultaneously solidifying their bonds with fans. These changes are set to have a meaningful impact on the overall flow of the K-pop industry and fan culture, adding layers to musical diversification.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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