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485 Perfect All-Kills: How Hwasa’s Film Awards Stage Revived Good Goodbye

This article is a strong case study of how a live performance moment at a major film awards ceremony

can translate into sustained music chart dominance—offering insight into crossindustry synergy

between K-pop, film, and global music platforms.

♦  Record-Breaking Digital Performance

      • Hwasa’s solo track Good Goodbye achieved 485 Perfect All-Kills (PAKs) on iChart as of 3:30 PM

          on December 30, ranking 4th all-time

      • This marks the highest PAK record ever for a Korean solo artist, reflecting both fan power and

          mainstream reach across six major domestic music platforms

♦  Award Show Exposure as a Catalyst

      • The song gained renewed momentum after Hwasa’s special stage at the Blue Dragon Film Awards

          featuring actor Jung-min Park from the music video

      • The performance went viral, proving how high-profile cultural events can reignite catalog tracks

          months after release and generate sustained buzz

♦  Cross-Platform & Global Chart Impact

      • Good Goodbye topped the Billboard Korea Hot 100 for two consecutive weeks, dominating domestic chart metrics

      • It also entered the Billboard Global 200, peaking at No.32, showing measurable overseas traction

          beyond Korea’s music ecosystem

♦  From Digital Hits to Live Monetization

      • Building on digital success, Hwasa will hold her first-ever solo concert MI CASA on January 17-18

          at Kyung Hee University’s Peace Hall in Seoul

      • The move, 12 years after debut, highlights a full IP monetization cycle :

          digital virality → brand amplification → live performance revenue

Source

Yonhap News Agency (2025.12.30)

https://www.yna.co.kr/view/AKR20251230119700005