Pinoy Pop (P-Pop) boy band SB19 and its new song, Bazinga, zoomed to the No. 3 spot on the Billboard Charts Hot Trending Songs in the last 24 hours.
The lone Filipino act on the charts dominated by Korean entertainers shot to the Top 3 position just behind BTS-Butter (No. 1) and NCT127-Favorite (No. 2) within hours of debuting in the No. 15 spot in the afternoon of November 4, 2021.
The Twitter-powered Billboard Hot Trending Songs Charts has recorded 257,302 mentions on the 24-hour ranking as of this writing.
The P-Pop pioneers’ music video of “Bazinga”, a song from their Pagsibol EP, is also topping the YouTube Trending Videos after its release in late October.
SB19 is the first local group to be trained in the Korean entertainment system. The P-pop band composed of five members Pablo (formerly Sejun), Josh, Stell, Justin, and Felip (formerly Ken), has been active on social media and nabbed a Top 10 rank in the Billboard Social 50 chart-topper and is the first Filipino act to be in the finals of the Billboard Music Awards.
#SB19Bazinga Behind Photos 2 | Music Video
Watch SB19 'Bazinga' MV here:
https://t.co/HejVdrHRrI#SB19 #SB19BazingaMVOutNow pic.twitter.com/0hO76uyoBA
— SB19 Official
(@SB19Official) November 4, 2021
“Bazinga” is an expression used by SB19 to counteract haters’ negativity with the band’s positivity.
Band leader Pablo wrote the lyrics of the song which consist mostly of English words along with some Tagalog and Japanese. The music video embodies a combat video game concept in choreography and graphics.
SB19 is competing for the Best Southeast Asian Act in the MTV Europe Music Awards (EMAs).
WATCH SB19 perform Bazinga here and KEEP supporting the P-Pop group!
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