[Video] BoA is Dangerous With Hurricane Venus on Music Core
2010.08.07
As BoA finally made her long awaited comeback to the K-pop scene, fans are excited for her performances on shows like Music Bank and Music Core. After her first comeback performance yesterday on Music Bank, netizens removed the MR of it and found that the majority of the singing was done live and only a small fraction of the chorus was pre-recorded. They were obviously impressed but, what do you expect? She is one of the many K-pop queens after all.
After releasing teaser photos and videos for her comeback album, BoA graced the stage of today's episode of Music Core. To watch her performances, just press play in the video below!
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