On March 27th, Jennie took home the #1 spot on 'M! Countdown' with her hit track 'Like JENNIE.' The artist wowed fans with her stellar performance, marking another milestone in her career.
The episode featured a variety of exciting stages from talented K-pop artists. NouerA performed 'N.I.N (New is Now),' while ONE OR EIGHT showcased their song 'DSTM.' NEWBEAT made their debut with 'Flip the Coin,' and ShaLala presented their track 'SAY MY NAME.' Also taking the stage was The Wind with 'Only One,' and TNX made their first-ever public performance of 'For Real?'
The show also saw performances from popular K-pop groups and soloists. LE SSERAFIM brought the heat with 'HOT,' while NCT’s Ten delivered impressive stages with 'STUNNER' and 'BAMBOLA.'
THE BOYZ’s Juyeon, Bada Lee, and Izna’s Koko entertained with 'Danger+Rover+Birthday.' NMIXX performed their hit 'KNOW ABOUT ME,' and Xdinary Heroes returned with 'Beautiful Life' for their highly anticipated comeback.
STAYC kept the energy high with 'BEBE,' and THE BOYZ performed 'VVV.' Apink’s Jeong Eun Ji and Seo In Guk joined forces for a beautiful rendition of 'Couple,' adding to the emotional range of the episode.
Additionally, 'M! Countdown' treated viewers to a special stage in 4K from PLAVE, performing 'Pink Venom' (originally by BLACKPINK), showcasing an electrifying performance that thrilled fans.
The vibrant performances and Jennie's win made this episode of 'M! Countdown' an unforgettable experience for K-pop fans worldwide.
'SPECIAL STAGE/4K' PLAVE - Pink Venom (originally by BLACKPINK)
NCT’s Ten – STUNNER + BAMBOLA
Apink’s Jeong Eun Ji and Seo In Guk – Couple
THE BOYZ - VVV
STAYC - BEBE
'COMEBACK' Xdinary Heroes - Beautiful Life
NMIXX - KNOW ABOUT ME
NCT’s Ten, THE BOYZ’s Juyeon, Bada Lee, and izna’s Koko – Danger+ Rover + Birthday
LE SSERAFIM - HOT
TNX - For Real?
The Wind - Only One
SAY MY NAME - ShaLala
'DEBUT' NEWBEAT - Flip the Coin
ONE OR EIGHT - DSTM
NouerA - N.I.N (New is Now)
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