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In Jpop Stop!, '''No.1''' could be a reference to: | In Jpop Stop!, '''No.1''' could be a reference to: | ||
* ''[[No.1 (album)|NO.1]]'', [[BoA]]'s second Korean album . | * ''[[No.1 (BoA album)|NO.1]]'', [[BoA]]'s second Korean album . | ||
* "[[No.1 (song)|NO.1]]", a song recorded by [[BoA]], second A-side of her eighth Japanese single "[[Kiseki / No.1|Kiseki / NO.1]]". | * "[[No.1 (song)|NO.1]]", a song recorded by [[BoA]], second A-side of her eighth Japanese single "[[Kiseki / No.1|Kiseki / NO.1]]". | ||
* "[[No.1 (Kashiwabara Yoshie)|No.1]]", [[Kashiwabara Yoshie]]'s first single. | * "[[No.1 (Kashiwabara Yoshie)|No.1]]", [[Kashiwabara Yoshie]]'s first single. | ||
Revision as of 13:17, 2 April 2010
In Jpop Stop!, No.1 could be a reference to:
- NO.1, BoA's second Korean album .
- "NO.1", a song recorded by BoA, second A-side of her eighth Japanese single "Kiseki / NO.1".
- "No.1", Kashiwabara Yoshie's first single.
- "NO.1 (Album Version)", a song recorded by Matsuda Seiko, track #8 of her 15th album Citron.
- Number 1, BIGBANG's first Japanese album and it's title track, "Number 1".
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