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Agnez Mo performs live on Billboard’s Facebook page
Singer Agnez Mo streamed a live performance on Billboard’s official Facebook page in late November.
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Rocking the stage: Singer Agnez Mo entertains youngsters at the Ayo! Indonesia Bisa concert. (JP/Arief Suhardiman)
Singer Agnez Mo streamed a live performance on Billboard’s official Facebook page in late November.
Agnez sang rearranged versions of three of her hit songs, “Damn, I Love You, “Coke Bottle” and “Overdose”. She was accompanied by a keyboardist, drummer and two backup singers.
Agnez also expressed gratitude for her collaboration with R&B singer Chris Brown on the successful single "Overdose". Tempo.co reported that the song reached fourth on the Billboard charts, reaching 36th in R&B/HipHop Airplay, 38th in Rhythmic Songs, 28th in Mainstream R&B/HipHop and 30th in Mixshow Airplay.
The singer expressed her disbelief about her current success before singing her last song.
"It’s kinda crazy that now I can share my music and messages to all of you," Agnez said.
Read also: Agnez Mo beats Maroon 5, Mariah Carey on Billboard charts
Despite only making her international debut four years ago with “Coke Bottle”, Agnez Mo has had a long entertainment career in Indonesia. She started as a child singer/actress/presenter under the stage name Agnes Monica, before drifting to focus on the music industry.
She released her first adulthood album in 2003, titled And the Story Goes, which sold over 350,000 copies. Since then, she has released multiple Indonesian language hits such as “Tak Ada Logika”, “Matahariku” and “Teruskanlah”. (iru/mut)
