Girl group T-ara are in the finals of Billboard’s Fan Army Faceoff for the second year in a row.

In the on-going 2016 Billboard Fan Army Face-Off, T-ara are up against 30 Seconds to Mars led by well known movie star, Jared Leto.

Originating in 2014, the Fam Army Face-Off pits fans of different artists against each other in a tournament format to determine the most powerful fandom.

In 2014, 30 Seconds to Mars’ Echelons wrestled against Big Bang‘s VIP for the championship; VIP took home the win. In 2015, T-ara’s Queen’s succeeded over One Direction‘s Direction in what was a grand scale semi finals and eventually took the win from Beyonce‘s Beyhive in the finals.

Currently, Queen’s hold a strong lead with 43,576 votes against Echelon’s 11,158 votes. 10 days still remain to vote but it looks like T-ara can already expect another win for the 2nd year in a row.

T-ara has been enjoying popularity in China for several years, which certainly shows in the fans’ votes for the Fan Army Face-Off. Meanwhile the group will be preparing for the 2016 T-ara Great China Tour Concert In Shanghai Final to be held on September 17th.

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Source: Naver.

Make sure to cast your vote for T-ara in the Fan Army Face-Off! Please wait 5-10 minutes to reset and vote again: http://www.billboard.com/fan-army-bracket/

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Comments:

[198+ 8-] Don’t expect T-ara to only have Chinese fans.. Don’t you know how many Queen’s are there globally.. There’s Vietnam, which doesn’t have a good relationship with China – when T-ara performs their songs in China, (being able to watch on live streams) that is also well-liked by Vietnamese. Previously, T-ara visited Vietnam (January 2015 T-ara’s fanmeet in Ho Chi Minh City) but Jiyeon’s hair was caught in a clump; whenever T-ara visits China, the Chinese fans would automatically treat them like VIPs. Also, when T-ara performs on stage in China and even Japan, fans would translate for each other and cheer together, wouldn’t they. T-ara’s music and their 6 members are all top-notch and they all sing pretty well too. Korea possesses T-ARA, who are this globally popular with good Korean songs. They even have fans in Europe, South America, North America and Saudi Arabia. When T-ara says they would be visiting a country, that country’s airport would have to tighten up security and even then, the airport will be temporarily paralyzed. What kind of national character do our country have that pulled down T-ara. It’s our ego that made us one-sided and overlooked their success and effort, isn’t it.. I feel a little sorry for our country’s entertainment industry for not listening carefully to T-ara’s songs and call them 치아라 (which means erase-ara, the name haters used to refer T-ara to as) instead of T-ara and be stuck with the music produced by idols working for large conglomerates. If you try listening carefully to T-ara’s songs, they are infinitely addictive. No matter what songs the 6 members sing, they will shine brighter and get even more popular. On YouTube about 20+ days ago, Turkey Queen’s uploaded a 7th Anniversary video for T-ara, which showcased a short history of T-ara and used Alan Walker – Fade as the background music, that video really touched my heart. I really hope that our Korean Queen’s would definitely try watching it. This is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM_bjL96e8w

[178+ 8-] I’m proud of my singers ♥♥♥

[173+ 9-] T-ara fighting ♡♡♡ Let’s march towards victory together

[151+ 6-] Indeed, let’s march towards a consecutive two-year victory together!! Let’s go together, T-ara!!

[141+ 8-] It’s T-ara indeed!!!!!!

[109+ 3-] It’s T-ara indeed, cheering for you all ♡

And many more positive comments…