воскресенье, 06 января 2013
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“Hello everyone! It’s SeoHyun.
Today, we will have ‘Girls’ Generation V Concert’ to celebrate the release of our new album ‘I GOT A BOY’ at ‘M-stage’ at Gangnam station in Seoul at 8:00 p.m.
At the ‘V Concert’, you can enjoy our holographic performances for ‘Dancing Queen’ and ‘I GOT ABOY’. In addition to the holographic performances, there will be a chat session in the form of a ‘Viewable Radio’.
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Everyone~ This is Seohyun^^
You are starting your new year with Girls' Generation~ Hehe
What do you think of the new appearance we are attempting~?
Think there will be some people who were a bit surprised because we've changed so much from our usual appearance~
We find these kinds of attempts quite fun~!!
Also, this picture was taken before my first live guitar-playing stage, on the comeback show, in the waiting room hehe
I hope that you all spend a meaningful year where you attempt a new transformation, as well~!
Happy new year^^
You are starting your new year with Girls' Generation~ Hehe
What do you think of the new appearance we are attempting~?
Think there will be some people who were a bit surprised because we've changed so much from our usual appearance~
We find these kinds of attempts quite fun~!!
Also, this picture was taken before my first live guitar-playing stage, on the comeback show, in the waiting room hehe
I hope that you all spend a meaningful year where you attempt a new transformation, as well~!
Happy new year^^
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Girls’ Generation’s “I Got A Boy” album was released worldwide on January 1st at 5PM KST, and only a few days later, its international impact is already evident. The positive response from the American media is noteworthy, especially with the girls’ visit to the United States as part of their American “The Boys” promotions.
An article on the website of the Los Angeles Times described “I Got A Boy” as something “as strange and structurally progressive as anything in the current commercial pop realm”, likening the song to a crossword puzzle or a “modern-day ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’”. The author also compared “I Got A Boy” to the works of popular artists in the American music industry today, including Skrillex and Ellie Goulding. These songs all share the “structural dissonance” that makes “I Got A Boy” a “beautiful mess”, one that the author theorized responds to the theme of impatience that is so prevalent in current American society.
MTV Style, meanwhile, looked at a different aspect of “I Got A Boy”: the girls’ fashion sense. The article declared the music video to be a “fashion whirlwind” and “total TREASURE TROVE of outfit inspiration”, featuring items from popular labels including Lazy Oaf, Stussy, and Obey. The article also pointed out specific pieces for the readers’ enjoyment, such as Taeyeon’s “Good Vibe” tee and Sooyoung’s Batman shirt.
Girls’ Generation was also featured on GRANTLAND, a sports and pop culture website owned by ESPN. The site listed “I Got A Boy” first in its “Songs of the Week” article. The author mentioned K-Pop’s significant break into the American music scene with PSY’s “Gangnam Style” and continued by commenting on “I Got A Boy”‘s musical complexities and unique lyrics.
Billboard.com released a review for “I Got A Boy”, which is the first Billboard track-by-track review of a non-English album. The title song got high praise as “one of the most-forward thinking lead pop singles heard in any country” for its intense mix of different sounds and melodies. Jeff Benjamin, the author, commended Girls’ Generation for “[setting] the bar truly high for pop in 2013″ with “I Got A Boy”. Benjamin greeted the remaining nine tracks of “I Got A Boy” with praise. Billboard.com retweeted a shout-out tweet by Benjamin to over 700,000 followers, thanking SONEs for their warm reception.
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An article on the website of the Los Angeles Times described “I Got A Boy” as something “as strange and structurally progressive as anything in the current commercial pop realm”, likening the song to a crossword puzzle or a “modern-day ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’”. The author also compared “I Got A Boy” to the works of popular artists in the American music industry today, including Skrillex and Ellie Goulding. These songs all share the “structural dissonance” that makes “I Got A Boy” a “beautiful mess”, one that the author theorized responds to the theme of impatience that is so prevalent in current American society.
MTV Style, meanwhile, looked at a different aspect of “I Got A Boy”: the girls’ fashion sense. The article declared the music video to be a “fashion whirlwind” and “total TREASURE TROVE of outfit inspiration”, featuring items from popular labels including Lazy Oaf, Stussy, and Obey. The article also pointed out specific pieces for the readers’ enjoyment, such as Taeyeon’s “Good Vibe” tee and Sooyoung’s Batman shirt.
Girls’ Generation was also featured on GRANTLAND, a sports and pop culture website owned by ESPN. The site listed “I Got A Boy” first in its “Songs of the Week” article. The author mentioned K-Pop’s significant break into the American music scene with PSY’s “Gangnam Style” and continued by commenting on “I Got A Boy”‘s musical complexities and unique lyrics.
Billboard.com released a review for “I Got A Boy”, which is the first Billboard track-by-track review of a non-English album. The title song got high praise as “one of the most-forward thinking lead pop singles heard in any country” for its intense mix of different sounds and melodies. Jeff Benjamin, the author, commended Girls’ Generation for “[setting] the bar truly high for pop in 2013″ with “I Got A Boy”. Benjamin greeted the remaining nine tracks of “I Got A Boy” with praise. Billboard.com retweeted a shout-out tweet by Benjamin to over 700,000 followers, thanking SONEs for their warm reception.
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пятница, 04 января 2013
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четверг, 03 января 2013
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Sunny‘s cap from Girls’ Generation‘s music video for ”Dancing Queen” has been receiving attention due to the less-than-friendly statement printed on the front of it.
At the end of the “Dancing Queen” MV, Sunny wears a hat that reads “WELCOME MOTHERF★CKERS“. Though Girls’ Generation fans had noticed the hat since the moment the “Dancing Queen” MV was released, it didn’t become a big issue until the public noticed it after the release of “I Got A Boy“.
Many commented, “This is just noise marketing, isn’t it?“, “Since Girls’ Generation is such a big name, I feel like they should consider things like this more carefully“, “I wonder what they were thinking when they gave her that hat“, and more.
Seohyun donned a similar hat for the “I Got A Boy” MV, but stylists made sure to cover up the offensive statement. Members Sooyoung and YoonA also wore hats that read “F*CK THE SYSTEM“, which were covered up with patches.
Producer Duble Sidekick also wore the same hat during the ‘2012 Mnet Asia Music Awards‘, but that did not stir up much controversy.
SM Entertainment has announced that it will be re-releasing a new version of the “Dancing Queen” music video after editing out the offensive language.
cr: allkpop
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среда, 02 января 2013
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Hyoyeon and Yuri have been chosen as special MCs for Mnet’s “M! Countdown” episode featuring Girls’ Generation’s Korean comeback, which will air on January 3rd at 6:00 PM KST. The girls will be performing two songs: “Dancing Queen” and “I Got A Boy”. This will be the first time “I Got A Boy” is performed on a weekly music show.
Before their “M! Countdown” performance, the girls will appear as guests on Mnet’s “Open Studio Talk”. Girls’ Generation will also perform on KBS’s “Music Bank”, MBC’s “Show! Music Core”, and SBS’s “Inkigayo” on the 4th, 5th, and 6th of January, respectively.
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Before their “M! Countdown” performance, the girls will appear as guests on Mnet’s “Open Studio Talk”. Girls’ Generation will also perform on KBS’s “Music Bank”, MBC’s “Show! Music Core”, and SBS’s “Inkigayo” on the 4th, 5th, and 6th of January, respectively.
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вторник, 01 января 2013
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