Singer Hwasa has topped the music charts with her new song "Good Goodbye." As of 9 a.m. on November 22, the song ranked number one on several online music charts, including the Melon TOP100 chart, Bugs, and Flo. Hwasa performed this song on stage at the 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards alongside actor Park Jung-min, and the performance received a great response on many online communities and social media platforms.

"Good Goodbye" is a song that deals with the theme of a "good farewell." Hwasa's emotional voice harmonizes with the rhythmic melody, resonating with listeners. The song gained immense popularity immediately upon release, with particular attention given to the chemistry between Hwasa and Park Jung-min in the music video. The music video attracted attention even before its release and has now surpassed 42 million views on YouTube, ranking first among daily popular music videos.

Hwasa shared her thoughts on "Good Goodbye" through social media. She said, "Thank you for loving it. I am incredibly happy that this small song, which meets the feeling of a good farewell, can bring a good mood to many people, even if only for a moment." She also expressed gratitude to Park Jung-min, referring to him as "Senior Jung-min, who became the most wonderful boyfriend in this farewell."

Emphasizing communication with her fans, Hwasa said, "I think of the many friends who shared this good farewell with me. The support and encouragement shared while working together made me braver." She added, "I send my heartfelt thanks and love to my fans."

This achievement marks Hwasa's first new release in about a year since her second mini-album "O" last September, reaffirming her musical capabilities. Hwasa is gaining attention for her limitless musical spectrum and unique concept execution, raising expectations for her future activities.

The success of "Good Goodbye" contributes to solidifying Hwasa's position in the music industry. Her distinctive style and musical color receive positive responses from many listeners, and her future activities are expected to continue attracting attention.