The BOSS’s “Jumping” spotted on the Oricon weekly chart

The BOSS’s fifth single “Jumping” is ranked fifth on the Oricon weekly chart.

The minute it was released on March 28, the song was placed third on the Oricon single daily chart. The group’s popularity continued to grow, ranking it fifth on the weekly chart as well.

Unlike their previous images as gentlemen in Japan, the group appeals with a totally different look—tough and powerful—through the song “Jumping,” and fans find it refreshing.

From March 27 to April 2, a large panel was installed at the Shibuya Tower Record celebrating the release. The BOSS also began to hold a handshaking session since March 30, attracting more than 1,000 fans so far.

After releasing their first official album in Korea in April, the group will be more busy giving performances.
Source: TV Report

The Boss enchants 4,000 fans at the group’s concert in Japan

Boy group The Boss recently held the group’s successful concert in Japan.

The five-member group enchanted 4,000 fans at the 2012 The Boss Japan First Live held in Tokyo on March 20.

The Boss heated the arena while singing as many as 16 songs, including “Love Power,” “Love Bingo,” “Love Parade,” “Love Days,” and others.

The five boys made the audience swoon over their various performances with ballads and dance songs.

The group says, “The concert means a lot to us because it’s our first. We feel ecstatic because we’re able to with you and we’re allowed to be with you in this massive arena.” Feeling overwhelmed by their fans love and support, Injun shed tears during the concert.

The Boss is slated to release the group’s fifth album Jumping in Japan on March 28.
Source: TV Report