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Simon Dominic Celebrates Birthday With New Single - "Party Forever"


The party days are far from over for AOMG rapper Simon Dominic, although it's up in the air, if he'll be having a good time. In celebration of his birthday, the 37-year-old South Korean artist dropped his new single "Party Forever" on March 9. AOMG also uploaded an Official Live Clip of his performance of the song, with English subtitles on YouTube. Check it out below.



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