Brave Girls returned in 2018 as four members with “Rollin’ (New Version).” Hayun was not part of that comeback because she went on hiatus in 2018 and eventually left the company altogether. Yuna, Yujeong and Eunji then joined The Unit with the hopes of gaining attention from the public. Following their departure, Brave Girls came back as five members with the album Rollin ’ and title track “Rollin’” in 2017. However, Yoojin and Hyeran, the last members of the original line up, left in 2017.

” They started a crowdfunding event to release new music in late 2016. In addition, they came back with the single “ Yoo Hoo. They released the music video “ Deepened ” as part of their promotion for the High Heels album in 2016. That year, Brave Entertainment announced that Eunyoung, Yejin, and Seoah had left Brave Girls.īrave Girls returned as seven after Minyoung, Eunji, Yujeong, Yuna, and Hayun joined the group. Although they were supposed to have a comeback, Brave Girls went on a hiatus until 2016. īrave Girls released the song “ Nowadays You ” in the Re-issue album in 2012 and “ For You ” single in 2013 and were set to make a comeback in 2014. That year the group won Rookie of the Year at the 19th Korea Culture Entertainment Awards.

” The group had a comeback that year with the song “ Easily ” from their album Back to Da Future. The group promoted with music videos “ Do You Know ” and “ So Sexy. The original lineup had Eunyoung, Seoah, Yejin, Yoojin and Hyeran. The group debuted in 2011 with the album The Difference under Brave Entertainment. “Those who served in the military since 2015 must have watched their performances a million times,” one comment said. One of the YouTube comments expressed the song’s popularity by joking that “Rollin’’ was the “#1 Song in the Korean Military Billboard Chart.” Another comment said, “I learned this song from my seniors in the military and taught it to my juniors before I was discharged.”īrave Girls had frequently performed for soldiers in the past, deeming no stage too small. Meanwhile, Brave Girls recently wrapped up their first U.S tour following their appearance on Queendom 2.Many of the comments described how popular “Rollin’” was for men in the Korean Armed Forces. BLACKPINK's 'How You Like That' (441 days).OH MY GIRL's 'Dun Dun Dance' (443 days).BLACKPINK's 'Lovesick Girls' (448 days).BLACKPINK's 'As If It's Your Last' (453 days).Brave Girls' 'Rollin'' (547 days & counting).This is followed by OH MY GIRL's 'Nonstop' (501 days), TWICE's Cheer Up (479 days), and aespa's 'Next Level' (469 days) rounding the top five. The previous record was held by OH MY GIRL's smash hit b-side 'Dolphin,' which lasted 546 days on the chart. And it appears this love for 'Rollin'' endures to this day as the song has taken the top spot for longest charting girl group song on MelOn.

The tropical house beats with its addictive vocals and chorus ensnared the general public in South Korea and propelled the girl group into mainstream success. This is the longest charting days in a row for any girl group in Korea.Įarly last year, Brave Girls made their breakthrough when their almost three-year song 'Rollin'' resurged on the charts after it went viral. On August 29th, Brave Entertainment announced that Brave Girls' 'Rollin'' has remained on the MelOn chart for 547 consecutive days since its revival.

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