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In Jpop Stop!, '''Eternal''' could be a reference to: | In Jpop Stop!, '''Eternal''' could be a reference to: | ||
| + | *"[[Eternal (Akanishi Jin)|Eternal]]", [[Akanishi Jin]]'s debut solo single. | ||
*''[[Eternal (Ando Sayaka)|eternal]]'', [[Ando Sayaka]]'s first DVD. | *''[[Eternal (Ando Sayaka)|eternal]]'', [[Ando Sayaka]]'s first DVD. | ||
*"[[Eternal (BeForU)|Eternal]]", a song recorded by [[BeForU]], track #7 on their second album ''[[BeForU II]]''. | *"[[Eternal (BeForU)|Eternal]]", a song recorded by [[BeForU]], track #7 on their second album ''[[BeForU II]]''. | ||
Revision as of 12:40, 20 October 2019
In Jpop Stop!, Eternal could be a reference to:
- "Eternal", Akanishi Jin's debut solo single.
- eternal, Ando Sayaka's first DVD.
- "Eternal", a song recorded by BeForU, track #7 on their second album BeForU II.
- "Eternal...", EXILE's 11th single.
- Eternal, Matsuda Seiko's first cover album.
- Eternal II, Matsuda Seiko's second cover album.
- ETERNAL, MEGA HORN & RYU REX's second mini-album.
- "Eternal", a song recorded by Suwabe Junichi, track #8 on his second character album THE ULTIMATE HARD WORKER.
- "Eternal", a song recorded by Rin', track #11 on their debut album Jikuu.
- "Eternal", a song recorded by Tohoshinki, B-side on their third single "My Destiny".
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