The US Billboard introduces K-pop group Infinite

Group Infinite recently appeared on the US Billboard.
On January 29, Infinite was introduced on the K-Town by the US Billboard under the title, “Infinite: Video Q&A With the Rising K-Pop Superstars.”
The Billboard says, “INFINITE’s popularity is massively growing in both Korea and Japan, but their megastar status didn’t come overnight. The group’s 2010 debut effort ”Come Back Again” was met with a lukewarm response and they remained relatively unknown until the release of their second EP.”
“The group included a highly-technical “scorpion dance” on their dramatic single “BTD” (Before The Dawn) that soon drew more and more eyes to the rookie group. In October 2011, the group propelled into super-stardom with breakout single, “Be Mine.” Then “The Chaser” was selected as the No.1 K-pop song of 2012 by Billboard.”
Infinite says to the Billboard, “We were absolutely blown away when we first heard about it through the news. “The Chaser” is a song that best represents Korean sentiments.”
The Billboard also reported on Sung Kyu’s solo EP, Dong Woo and Hoya forming unit group Infinite H, their fandom Inspirit, and their plan for new EP.
The group’s agency says, “It is rare that Infinite is receiving attention from the US Billboard because they only performed in Korea and Japan. We think that K-pop is receiving considerable attention from all over the world and they want to find the next K-pop star following Psy.”

• Source: TV Report