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WATCH: Sandara, Park Bom reunite for ‘I Don’t Care’ performance
WATCH: Sandara, Park Bom reunite for ‘I Don’t Care’ performance
ABS-CBN News
Published Oct 14, 2020 11:52 PM PHT

MANILA — Sandara Park and Park Bom of 2NE1 treated their fans Wednesday to a nostalgic performance of their 2009 hit “I Don’t Care.”
MANILA — Sandara Park and Park Bom of 2NE1 treated their fans Wednesday to a nostalgic performance of their 2009 hit “I Don’t Care.”
Sandara released the video of the number on her YouTube channel, in celebration of its 1-million-subscriber milestone.
Sandara released the video of the number on her YouTube channel, in celebration of its 1-million-subscriber milestone.
In its description, she wrote: “We did this cover ages ago and now I'm giving you guys this for celebrating Daratv 1Million subscribers! I couldn't have done this without your support Thank you so much!”
In its description, she wrote: “We did this cover ages ago and now I'm giving you guys this for celebrating Daratv 1Million subscribers! I couldn't have done this without your support Thank you so much!”
The actual video was recorded a year ago, alongside another duet of “Lonely,” which Sandara released in October 2019.
The actual video was recorded a year ago, alongside another duet of “Lonely,” which Sandara released in October 2019.
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Sandara and Bom form half of the iconic K-pop group, which also included CL and Minzy.
Sandara and Bom form half of the iconic K-pop group, which also included CL and Minzy.
2NE1 is credited as among the trailblazers of K-pop’s international popularity with successive hits throughout its 7-year run. After a 3-year hiatus, the group disbanded in 2016.
2NE1 is credited as among the trailblazers of K-pop’s international popularity with successive hits throughout its 7-year run. After a 3-year hiatus, the group disbanded in 2016.
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