In the six months since their debut, FIFTY FIFTY has gone from a new group from a small company to sitting alongside groups like BLACKPINK with the achievements of their latest comeback song, 'Cupid'. FOX13
In the six months since their debut, FIFTY FIFTY has gone from a new group from a small company to sitting alongside groups like BLACKPINK with the achievements of their latest comeback song, "Cupid".
The success of "Cupid" can be attributed not only to the group’s talent and the song itself, but also the power of social media. "Cupid" has also just become the number one added song to US Pop radio, being added to over 40 stations across the country this week.When asked about it, member ARAN says, "It is actually difficult for us, too, to keep track of all the accomplishments that we have achieved so far. I would like to first say thank you to all of our fans because I know that our fans have helped us to make these accomplishments come true, and we truly appreciate their support.
After their quick success, they signed with Warner Records and it was recently announced that their albums will be on the shelves at Target and Barnes & Noble starting next month, with pre-orders now available.With the "twin version" of "Cupid" having English lyrics, some people online don’t know that FIFTY FIFTY is a K-pop group.
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