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| + | * "[[Break Out! (Aikawa Nanase)|Break Out!]]", [[Aikawa Nanase]]'s fourth single. | ||
| + | * "[[Break Out (MARIA)|Break Out]]", a song recorded by [[MARIA (band)|MARIA]], track #3 on their fifth single "[[Sayonara Daisuki na Hito (MARIA)|Sayonara Daisuki na Hito]]". | ||
| + | * "[[Break Out (NIA)|Break Out]]", a song recorded by [[NIA]], B-side on their debut single "[[My Everything (NIA)|My Everything]]". | ||
| + | * "[[Break Out! (Tohoshinki)|Break Out!]]", [[Tohoshinki]]'s 29th single. | ||
| + | * "[[Break Out (Younha)|Break Out]]", a song recorded by [[Younha]], track #3 on their third Korean single ''[[3rd Album Part.A Peace Love & Ice Cream|3rd Album Part.A Peace Love & Ice Cream]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 15:57, 2 July 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Break Out could be a reference to:
- "Break Out!", Aikawa Nanase's fourth single.
- "Break Out", a song recorded by MARIA, track #3 on their fifth single "Sayonara Daisuki na Hito".
- "Break Out", a song recorded by NIA, B-side on their debut single "My Everything".
- "Break Out!", Tohoshinki's 29th single.
- "Break Out", a song recorded by Younha, track #3 on their third Korean single 3rd Album Part.A Peace Love & Ice Cream.
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