A portmanteau of the words ‘military’ and ‘billboard’, the chart refers to songs that are popular among active members of the military. Thanks to a whopping 72 performances on the K-Force Special Show, Brave Girls were a constant presence on what is known as the ‘Millboard’. Most clips were from the group’s performances on the K-Force Special Show, a special channel broadcast by the South Korean Ministry of Defense for troops serving all over the country. On February 24th, a three-minute compilation of Brave Girls performing ‘Rollin’’ on various South Korean military bases, superimposed with fan comments, was uploaded to YouTube. If this sounds like a story of serendipity, here is another nugget that might blow your mind: ‘Rollin’’ came out in 2017, and it’s all thanks to a viral Youtube compilation that Brave Girls are now back on the circuit and promoting again. 1 on all South Korean music charts simultaneously. Last week, it bagged a “Perfect All-Kill”, reaching No. Earlier today, ‘Rollin’’ achieved its fourth win.
This marks the longest time between a group’s debut and their first win on a South Korean music show. Just this past week, however, Brave Girls snagged their first music show win with their track ‘Rollin’’. Two of the members, Yuna and Yujeong, had already moved out of their shared dorm. After years of moderate success and multiple line-up changes, the group was wondering whether it was time to call it a day. In their own words, K-pop act Brave Girls were prepared for a similar fate in 2020, right after ending promotions for their song ‘We Ride’.
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