11,912 Points for Victory: SAY MY NAME Music Bank Win 2026 Marks First Trophy
SAY MY NAME secured their first-ever music show trophy on the January 9 episode of KBS Music Bank with 'UFO (ATTENT!ON),' scoring 11,912 points against Hwasa.
11,912 points. That's the score that secured SAY MY NAME's first-ever music show trophy. On the January 9, 2026 episode of KBS 2TV’s "Music Bank," the rookie sensation finally reached the top of the K-pop mountain, marking a historic moment for the group.
SAY MY NAME Music Bank Win 2026: Rookie Sensation Overcomes Veterans
The battle for first place was a clash of titans between Hwasa of MAMAMOO and the rising stars SAY MY NAME. While Hwasa's "Good Goodbye" showed strong performance, it was SAY MY NAME's "UFO (ATTENT!ON)" that ultimately dominated the scoreboard with a total of 11,912 points.
- 1st: SAY MY NAME - UFO (ATTENT!ON) (11,912 points)
- 2nd: Hwasa - Good Goodbye
A Star-Studded Lineup
The episode wasn't just about the win; it featured a powerhouse lineup of performers. Fans were treated to captivating stages by solo artist Chuu and the legendary girl group Apink, making it one of the most memorable broadcasts of the year.
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