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*"[[Keojitmal (BIGBANG)|Keojitmal]]", a song recorded by [[BIGBANG]], track #2 on their first Korean mini-album ''[[Always (BIGBANG)|Always]]''. | *"[[Keojitmal (BIGBANG)|Keojitmal]]", a song recorded by [[BIGBANG]], track #2 on their first Korean mini-album ''[[Always (BIGBANG)|Always]]''. | ||
| + | *''[[Keojitmal (Go Eun mini-album)|Keojitmal]]'', [[Go Eun]]'s first mini-album and it's title track, "[[Keojitmal (Go Eun song)|Keojitmal]]". | ||
*"[[Keojitmal (Rumble Fish)|Keojitmal]]", a song recorded by [[Rumble Fish]], track #10 on their third album ''[[Open the Safe]]''. | *"[[Keojitmal (Rumble Fish)|Keojitmal]]", a song recorded by [[Rumble Fish]], track #10 on their third album ''[[Open the Safe]]''. | ||
*"[[Keojitmal (T-ara)|Keojitmal]]", [[T-ara]]'s debut digital single. | *"[[Keojitmal (T-ara)|Keojitmal]]", [[T-ara]]'s debut digital single. | ||
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Revision as of 16:38, 25 October 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Keojitmal (거짓말; Lie) could be a reference to:
- "Keojitmal", a song recorded by BIGBANG, track #2 on their first Korean mini-album Always.
- Keojitmal, Go Eun's first mini-album and it's title track, "Keojitmal".
- "Keojitmal", a song recorded by Rumble Fish, track #10 on their third album Open the Safe.
- "Keojitmal", T-ara's debut digital single.
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