Red Velvet take home 2nd music show win for 'Birthday' on this week's 'Show Champion'
took home their second music show win for the group's latest title track"The nominees for the 'Champion Song' on MBC's 'Show Champion' for the week of December 14 included the group's"Birthday",.
took home their second music show win for the group's latest title track"The nominees for the 'Champion Song' on MBC's 'Show Champion' for the week of December 14 included the group's"Birthday",Brasil Últimas Notícias, Brasil Manchetes
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