ILLIT Secures 3rd Win for 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE' on MBC Music Core
ILLIT wins their 3rd music show trophy for 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE' on MBC's Music Core (Jan 17, 2026) with 6,395 points. Featuring ENHYPEN and fromis_9.
Three wins and counting—ILLIT's dominance is undeniable. The rising girl group ILLIT has clinched another victory with their latest hit, 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE.' It's a clear signal that their momentum isn't slowing down anytime soon.
Inside ILLIT NOT CUTE ANYMORE 3rd Win on Music Core
On the January 17, 2026 episode of MBC's Music Core, the battle for the top spot was fierce. ILLIT's 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE' went head-to-head with ALLDAY PROJECT's 'ONE MORE TIME' and fromis_9's 'White Memories.'
Ultimately, ILLIT triumphed with a total of 6,395 points. This victory marks their 3rd music show win for this promotion cycle, cementing their status as a force to be reckoned with in the K-Pop industry.
Performance Highlights: ENHYPEN and More
The show wasn't just about the trophy. Fans were treated to a stellar lineup of performances. ENHYPEN delivered a high-energy stage, while ALPHA DRIVE ONE also impressed with their latest choreography. It's reported that the atmosphere in the studio was electric as artists celebrated the first major music show broadcast of January.
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