At 10th is TJ (Jang Hyuk)’s “Hey Girl”. The album preparation period was 1 year and 6 months, and Jun Ji-hyun appeared in the music video.
At 9th is Chakra’s “Come A Come”, known for its exotic Indian concept and the collaboration of various artists for enhanced stage presentation, including Jun Ji-hyun’s mother-in-law, hanbok designer Lee Jung-woo.
Claiming 8th place is Baek Ji-young‘s “Sad Salsa”. Baek Ji-young, a dragon year singer, expressed her special affection for the dragon year and had an interesting collaboration with 2PM’s Ok Taecyeon, who was also born in the year of the dragon (1988).
Other notable rankings included DJ DOC’s “Run To You” at 7th place, Park Ji-yoon’s “Adult Ceremony” at 6th place, Fin.K.L’s “Now” at 5th place, and Hong Kyung-min’s “Shaky Friendship” at 4th place.
Seo Taiji’s “Ultramania” secured 3rd place, while god’s “Lie” claimed 2nd.
The much-anticipated 1st place went to Jo Sung-mo’s “Do You Know”, the only double million-seller of the 20th century. The music video, initially banned, was eventually broadcast in a modified version.
The episode marked the end of MC Kim Min-ah’s 1,379-day journey with “20th Century Hit Song” alongside MC Kim Hee-chul.
The show airs every Friday at 8:30 PM on KBS Joy.
Source: Daum
