For its first week in the countdown of both OPB and international singles, "Bonamana" debuts at #8, which is quite high and not surprising if it will land on the top spot on the coming weeks.
But that's if Charice and Bieber fans would allow it. The two teen sensations have been dominating the MYX Hit Chart for many weeks now.
Charice's "Pyramid" is now on its 4th week as #1 song while "Eenie Meenie", a Justin Bieber's collaboration with Sean Kingston, comes behind at #2, which is up 3 notches from last week. In 3rd slot is another Bieber song entitled "Never Let You Go", which made a big jump from #12 last week.
Previous week's #2 was also a Bieber song. "Baby", which was #1 in the countdown for 7 week, dropped to #2 4 weeks ago to give way for "Pyramid". It's now going down and currently on #10 on its 14th week. That's because Bieber fans are now voting for "Eenie Meenie" or "Never Let You Go" and hoping either of the two will also end up on the first spot.
Aside from "Bonamana", other new entries are Can't Be Tamed (by Miley Cyrus), Gabay (Callalily), 'Di Lang Ikaw (Juris) and Your Love Is My Drug (KeSha).
Here's the latest MYX Hit Chart (May 30 to June 2, 1010):
1 Charice feat. Iyaz - Pyramid
2 Sean Kingston and Justin Bieber - Eenie Meenie
3 Justin Bieber - Never Let You Go
4 Girls' Generation - Run Devil Run
5 U-Kiss - Bingeul Bingeul
6 Taylor Swift - Fearless
7 Christian Bautista and Sarah Geronimo - Please Be Careful with My Heart
8 Super Junior - Bonamana
9 SS501 - Love Like This
10 Justin Bieber feat. Ludacris - Baby
11 Miley Cyrus - Can't Be Tamed
12 Tanya Markova - Picture Picture
13 Slapshock - Like Eskimo
14 Callalily - Gabay
15 Juris - 'Di Lang Ikaw
16 Iyaz - Solo
17 Christina Aguilera - Not Myself Tonight
18 KeSha - Your Love Is My Drug
19 B.o.B feat. Bruno Mars - Nothin' on You
20 Usher feat. will.i.am - OMGA
About bonamana
미인아; literal meaning Beauty) is the fourth studio album by South Korean boy band Super Junior, released on May 13, 2010 in South Korea. Over 200,000 copies were pre-ordered a week after the release date was announced, setting a new high record for the group. According to South Korea's Hanteo chart, it debuted at #1 on the charts, selling over 36,000 copies on the first day of release. After eight more days of release, over 100,000 copies were sold.
Music
Super Junior consistently described the main concept style of Bonamana to be "mature" and "sophisticated". Following the music genre that they settled for in Sorry, Sorry, the music in Bonamana is largely mainstream and is composed of a variety of genres including R&B ballads, pop dances, and hip hop.[10] However, unlike Sorry, Sorry, a majority of Bonamana maintains a handful of cheerful, medium-tempo pop songs that Super Junior had been known for performing since debut.
The album starts off with "Bonamana", an upbeat electropop song. SM described that "Bonamana" is the "completion of the SJ Funky genre", a genre that Super Junior will pursue continuously since its development in Sorry, Sorry. Eunhyuk created the dance choreography for "Boom Boom," hip hop dance track characterized for its "dark and powerful groove."[11] Super Junior invites Park Chang-hyun a fourth time to write the soft vocal ballad "Coagulation", performed by Super Junior-K.R.Y. Similar to "Coagulation" is "One Fine Spring Day", a Ryeowook solo. The fourth track, "Your Eyes" is described as a "regular Super Junior R&B ballad", with emphasized characterization on the differences between Yesung's and Kyuhyun's voices. The album ends with the cheerful song "Here We Go" that will "[refresh] the listeners' hearings."
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