Watch: HWASA Performs 'Good Goodbye' at Rock in Rio 2026
The set is up on HWASA's own channel as a six-minute upload, carrying a courtesy credit to Rock in Rio Brazil 26 and Globo.
OFFICIAL UPDATESep 29, 2026· source posted Sep 23, 2026by K-POP PULSE Desk1 min read
HWASA has her Rock in Rio set on her own channel. The upload of 'Good Goodbye' went up on September 23 at 6:00 PM KST and runs six minutes and 22 seconds, which is a long stretch for a single song.
At the time of writing it carries 2,316,090 views, 32,495 likes and 1,608 comments. Those are readings taken at one moment rather than running totals, and the page itself keeps the live figures for anyone who wants to check them.
The description carries a line that is easy to skim past: 'Courtesy by Rock in Rio Brazil 26 / Images from Globo'. Alongside it sit hashtags naming the song, the festival and P NATION, which is her label.
That credit is there because the upload sits on the artist's channel rather than the festival's. Footage shot at someone else's event is normally licensed before it can be posted this way, and the description is where the arrangement gets acknowledged.
Context for International Fans
Festival sets are usually filmed by the event or by a broadcaster working with it, not by the artist. So when a single song turns up on the artist's own channel afterwards, it has been cleared for that use, and the courtesy line names who it came from.
Why It Matters
A festival performance posted on the artist's own channel is an official upload with its sources named, which is not the case for the clips of the same set that circulate elsewhere.
What to Watch Next
The courtesy credit and the hashtags are the whole of what the description adds, and both sit on the official upload on HWASA's channel.
