IU recently won her first ever music award for her new track 'Good Day' on Inkigayo this weekend. Although she won the award for 'Nagging' with 2AM's Im Seulong during their promotions, this was IU's first award as a solo artist. Shortly after her win, IU had a phone conversation with TV Report and expressed her feelings about winning the Take 7 Mutizen. "I'm still shaking, I'm so happy right now. This makes me think of all the people who helped me create this album. It feels good to think I've finally achieved something." She continued, "This was my first time getting into the Take 7 list, and I didn't even think I would get first next to KARA and SISTAR unnies. I got changed out of my outfit without even thinking about anything, and for my name to suddenly get called for 1st place, I was just stunned." IU has been receiving a lot of praise from the general public lately for her high pitched notes in her performances for 'Good Day', but unfortunately, her fans were unable to watch the singer sing in the high octaves for Inkigayo's performance. A representative from her agency stated, "IU wants to keep singing it, but from the company's perspective, we felt we needed to take into consideration her physical condition as a singer, and due to her busy schedules we felt we needed to take care of her voice. She doesn't have any problems with her voice in particular. We are still in discussions of whether she can sing her high notes again. We hope for your understanding." Source: TV Report