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Tiêu đề: The Girls’ 3rd Mini Album Teaser update 20/10/2010, 07:43
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Tiêu đề: Re: SNSD - Girls' Generation - Thiếu nữ thời đại 21/10/2010, 19:17
SNSD unveils “Hoot” album cover
Having revealed individual concept photos for their “Hoot” mini album over the past 3 days, we were expecting to see a group photo of SNSD tonight. Well, SM Entertainment has pulled through by unveiling SNSD’s album cover, which shows all 9 girls posing in a 007 009 movie-like concept of a certain James Bond/Austin Powers franchise. The girls will release their album on the 27th and appear on KBS2TV’s Music Bank 2 days later. Source: Yurui (LovAEnAi) cr Allkpop SNSD Who Transformed Into a Bond Girl ‘Why Is Seohyun the Only One With a Bow?’
[Newsen Kim Hyungwoo Reporter]
Why is Seohyun the only one with a bow?
SM Entertainment has been releasing Girls’ Generation’s teaser image since the 19th. The three images that had an impression of a tarot card was enough to draw attentions from the fans.
Out of the nine member’s teaser image, Seohyun was the only one that held a bow instead of a pistol, which is bring up a curiosity among the fans. Unlike the other members who transformed into a lovely Bond Girl with a pistol, Seohyun is posing with a bow on the picture.
Their company has replied regarding this matter on 21st, that “With the intention of captivating hearts with cupid’s arrows, they went with a spy image.” “In order to extend the meaning of the song, Seohyun was given the bow.”. Continuing on, “We even filmed with other members holding the bow, but we made a conclusion that Seohyun fits to it better.”
Meanwhile, Girls’ Generation will be introducing their retro power girl image that has its motives as a lovely spy. Since they already have brought SoshiGee fashion (SNSD’s Gee fashion) from ‘Gee’, and Cheerleader fashion from ‘Oh!’ into a popular fashion, the attention is focused on how their new styles of fashion will be affecting.
Girls’ Generation’, who’s teaser of the music video will be released on the midnight of 24th, will come back on stage participating on 29th KBS 2TV ‘Music Bank’ as well as the album’s release on 27th.
SNSD members’ names appearing on a menu in a chinese restaurant have garnered much attention from netizens. According to a picture tweeted by a netizen, the “Juinjang Set Meal”, the title of each set meals contains the names of each Soshi members. Based on the menu, the “Sunny” meal which consists of Fried pork in sweet and sour sauce (Tang sooyook) and black bean paste noodle (Jajangmyun) cost 12,000 Won and it is the cheapest among the nice set meals. The most expensive is the “YoonA” meal which consists of Tang sooyook and 2 medium-sized portion of Jajangmyun. The photo received funny reactions from netizens who commented: - “Jessica’s was so under-priced” - “Taeyeon’s should not be the third on the list” - “SNSD’s fans will be fighting among each other because of this” Credits: spn.edaily.co.kr taken from: Fanwonder SM Defends SNSD Against Lip-Syncing Accusations
As you all know, the 16th and the 17th showed SNSD giving awesome performances at their record-breaking Into The New World concert in Taiwan; which were great nights for SNSD and Taiwan-SONE alike. However, putting a damper on the celebratory vibe, one entertainment news channel centred their report about lip-synced performances, which meant that the girls ended up drawing negative feedback from certain media outlets and their ever-present critics. Recently, it’s apparently become something of a ‘hot topic’. Surprisingly, the unprecedented hero of this story is SME, the girls’ entertainment agency. They issued a statement on the 20th saying; “During the most recent concert in Taiwan, SNSD performed and sang over 30 songs live. “There were some songs where they lip-synced due to the strong choreography, but we did this only to emphasize the dancing and to put on a better on-stage performance for the Taiwanese fans to enjoy. We’re saying this again, SNSD danced and sang live to most of their songs for both their Taiwan concerts. “And because the Taiwanese fans saw SNSD putting in their best effort, they passionately cheered them on throughout both concerts. SNSD was also aware that this was their first independent concert in Taiwan as well, which is why they put on an even more passionate performance – but to hear controversy over just a few songs in which they lip-synced only to emphasize the dancing is really unfair.” Fans who attended the concert and also fans who attended the Seoul date have also brought light to the fact that only 2-4 songs were lipsynced out of the 33-36 songs performed, and that the songs in question were the more dance-oriented performances or solos. Most of the concert was live, and a very stable live at that, the fans say. With a Korean come-back with “Hoot” around the corner, just having released their Japanese single “Gee”, and flying between Taiwan, Korea, Japan and Singapore within such a short amount of time, I’m surprised they even had the energy for 2 nights of concert-goodness. Anyway, basically, this can all be chalked up to the media focusing on small things and blowing them out of proportion just to get more attention. So take pride in our girls’ performance level and don’t even pay attention to deluded antis saying that they are anything but great entertainers. To tell the truth, SNSD have barely lipsynced at all since their ITNW days, and they really only don’t sing when they are tired/sick, or it’s on a stage that doesn’t have a sound system that can support nine mics. On another note, it’s surprising to see SM Entertainment addressing an issue this small. It may have something to do with the fact that SM are scurrying to get into SNSD’s good books as contract renewals are coming up, or maybe it’s just that SM know how much of an asset SNSD are and are protecting their “Asia No.1” reputation. Either way, good for them. ^^
And other news, with around 24,000 fans in attendences and tickets completely sold out, the night was a success and SNSD set a record for the largest Taiwan concert for a foreign female artist. Yay them~ cr; akp, ssf article by; procrastinatoress@snsdkorean Hoot wallpaper
