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Difference between revisions of "Stupid Love (Supernova)"
(in Korea the name of the group is "Choshinsung" and in Japan is "Choshinsei" and the translate of both in English is "Supernova".) |
(In Korea they are known as Choshinsung AND Supernova. All the rest of their Korean releases have Supernova as the artist, no reason for this one to be different.) |
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| − | "Stupid Love" is the first Korean single released by [[Supernova (group)| | + | "Stupid Love" is the first Korean single released by [[Supernova (group)|Supernova]]. A Japanese version of the title track was later released on their 14th Japanese single, "[[Stupid Love / Come Back To Me]]". |
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Latest revision as of 14:09, 29 July 2012
- Artist
- Supernova
- Single
- Stupid Love
- Released
- 2012.04.17
- Tracklist
- Stupid Love
- Saturday
- Stop Girl
- Stupid Love (Instrumental)
- Saturday (Instrumental)
- Stop Girl (Instrumental)
- Information
"Stupid Love" is the first Korean single released by Supernova. A Japanese version of the title track was later released on their 14th Japanese single, "Stupid Love / Come Back To Me".
External Links
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