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* [[BoA]]'s second Korean album ''[[No.1 (album)|NO.1]]''. | * [[BoA]]'s second Korean album ''[[No.1 (album)|NO.1]]''. | ||
* [[BoA]]'s song "[[No.1 (song)|NO.1]]", track #1 on her second Korean album ''[[No.1 (album)|NO.1]]'', track #2 on her eighth Japanese single "[[Kiseki / No.1|Kiseki / NO.1]], and track #13 on her second Japanese album ''[[Valenti (album)|VALENTI]]''. | * [[BoA]]'s song "[[No.1 (song)|NO.1]]", track #1 on her second Korean album ''[[No.1 (album)|NO.1]]'', track #2 on her eighth Japanese single "[[Kiseki / No.1|Kiseki / NO.1]], and track #13 on her second Japanese album ''[[Valenti (album)|VALENTI]]''. | ||
* [[Kashiwabara Yoshie]]'s first single, [[No.1 (Kashiwabara Yoshie)|No.1]]. | |||
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Revision as of 14:39, 23 July 2009
In Jpop Stop!, No.1 could be a reference to:
- BoA's second Korean album NO.1.
- BoA's song "NO.1", track #1 on her second Korean album NO.1, track #2 on her eighth Japanese single "Kiseki / NO.1, and track #13 on her second Japanese album VALENTI.
- Kashiwabara Yoshie's first single, No.1.
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