Aespa’s Comeback with Armageddon Possibly Sabotaged

Aespa has recently returned with their latest album “Armageddon”. The group continues to dominate Korean music charts and their physical sales remain impressive.

During the “Armageddon”era, multiple “incidents”were reported, causing fans to suspect possible sabotage.

Due to Inkigayo’s decision, aespa lost out on two secured wins and missed the opportunity to add to their music show wins.

In addition, aespa did not receive any broadcast score on another music show, resulting in their defeat to NewJeans even though they had higher digital points. Furthermore, the same music show reset all of aespa’s votes for the following week, making it difficult for the girl group to secure a win once again.

Despite the success of the song “Supernova”from “Armageddon”reaching No.1 on all major Korean music charts, aespa lost their Perfect All-Kills (PAKs) streak due to the comprehensive iChart failing to update in a timely manner and undergoing repairs.

The consecutive occurrences mentioned above have greatly affected aespa’s accomplishments in their recent comeback and have sparked concerns about potential acts of sabotage, particularly in light of HYBE founder Bang Si-hyuk’s previous “trample on aespa”remark.

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