Feb 20, 2010
As of February 20, 2010, these are my top 10 favorite songs. At five, the number of debuts is totally unprecedented in the history of my personal chart. Also interesting: last week’s #1 falls out of the chart completely, the first time that’s ever happened. I don’t think I’ve ever had a Filipino song followed up by a Korean song, sorry USA. And finally, guess what? I can only understand two songs in the Top 10. lol Okay, KPop has officially arrived on my chart. lol
Casting Crowns’ former #1 song “Who Am I” returns to the #1 spot, courtesy of Super Junior’s Siwon, whose live rendition of this Christian staple at the group’s Super Show 2 double CD is stellar, despite the occasionally distracting accent. I’ve never been happier! Thanks to Choi Siwon, I have a #1 song that is both Christian and Korean! Hahaha!
1. Who Am I (new) Super Junior featuring Siwon
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2. Oetoriya (2) CN Blue
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3. Insomnia (new) Super Junior feat. Ryeowook
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4. Let You Go (3) TRAX
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5. Hot Issue (8) 4Minute
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6. Run To You (new) Super Junior feat. Kangin
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7. Oh! (5) SNSD/Girls Generation
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8. It’s U (Remix) (new) Super Junior
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9. Jojo (4) SHINee
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10. We Are the World (new) Artists for Haiti
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OMG! Jojo has fallen to #9! I am ok with this, though. I also love “Who Am I” by SuJu’s Siwon!
That’s preparing for next week’s “The Name.” It bodes well; that’s one of my favorite tracks from “2009, Year of Us.”
Jong Yung-hwa and the gang still at #2!!! wuhoo!
i’ve been repeatedly listening to the song “who am i” on my cd player. i bought the cd na. i said im going to buy but not within the month. but then, i wanted to hear siwon’s version of the song. you’re right, sulit sya!
Wow. I didn’t know there was a different version of “Who Am I”. That song is kind of my refuge every time. @_@
It’s a decent version. For me, it’s the novelty of a person singing it when English is not his primary language. A love song for God is a love song for God, regardless of the language it’s sung in; He appreciates the sentiment behind it, I’m sure.
nice version, hearing from a korean artist…but i love the original one & im also a fan Casting Crowns…
happy weekend
Right back at you, scofieldjr! Thanks for dropping by!