The Korean Wave continues to give something to talk about, and it is one of the hits of the world kpop He managed to make an important name among the most listened to songs so far in 2023; And the most surprising thing is that they are not one of the best known groups like BTS or Blackpink, but come from a group that is just starting out in the music world.
We are talking about Equallythe group that debuted in November 2022 and who released the song this year.CupidAnd from which its English-language version appeared, which, thanks to social networks, was able to reach the lists of the most listened to people around the world, breaking many records.
The song’s popularity does not intend to end, and now its first remix with the American artist is being prepared Sabrina Carpenterwhich was announced this week and will premiere on Friday, August 18th.
Sabrina Carpenter Known to be a fan of kpopso this collaboration does nothing but impress fans of both the genre and the Korean group.
Cupid It was such a hit that it managed to establish itself on the Billboard Hot 100 charts at No. 17 and No. 8 on the UK Singles Chart, making Equally The first group from South Korea to enter both charts at the same time and shortly after their debut.
The song charted on the Billboard Hot 100 for a total of 15 weeks, becoming the number one female group on the chart. kpop in achieving something like this; On Billboard’s PopAirplay chart, it peaked at number 13, the highest for a girl group kpop I managed to achieve it.
Although successful CupidAnd Equally Unable to fully enjoy the success, the group fell out with the CEO of ATTRAKT Agency, who wanted to record the rights to the song, which caused internal problems, as the group filed for termination of their exclusive contracts. With the agency since last month, citing a lack of medical care, lack of support, resources and clarity in his contract.
Before the premiere of the remix from Cupidthe group’s legal team revealed that the four artists have no intention of entering into negotiations with the CEO of ATTRAKT, so the legal cases will continue for a while.
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