Rookie Power: ALPHA DRIVE ONE Show Champion first win in Just 9 Days
Rookie group ALPHA DRIVE ONE secured their first music show win on 'Show Champion' with 'FREAK ALARM' just 9 days after debut, beating ENHYPEN and Apink.
It took only 9 days. The rookie boy group ALPHA DRIVE ONE has snatched their first-ever music show trophy, proving they're a force to be reckoned with in the K-pop scene.
ALPHA DRIVE ONE Show Champion first win with 'FREAK ALARM'
On the January 21, 2026, episode of MBC M's 'Show Champion', ALPHA DRIVE ONE's debut track 'FREAK ALARM' beat out several industry heavyweights to take the No. 1 spot. This lightning-fast achievement places them among the quickest groups to win on a music show after debuting.
The competition was fierce, with the top 5 candidates for first place including:
- 1st Place: ALPHA DRIVE ONE - 'FREAK ALARM'
- Candidate: Apink - 'Love Me More'
- Candidate: ENHYPEN - 'Knife'
- Candidate: SAY MY NAME - 'UFO (ATTENT!ON)'
- Candidate: SEVENTEEN DxS - 'Blue'
Performance Highlights and Rookie Energy
The episode wasn't just about the win; it featured standout performances from various artists. Chuu delivered a charming stage, while the group idntt also showcased their talent. According to reports, the members of ALPHA DRIVE ONE were visibly moved during their encore, thanking their fans for the early success.
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