British newspaper ‘The Guardian‘ recently published a feature on Girls’ Generation and predicted that the “Korea pop princesses” will follow in Psy‘s steps as the inayofuata K-pop act to hit it big in the international market.
‘The Guardian’ wrote:
“It now seems certain that he has blazed a trail. Girls’ Generation , a nine-member Korean girl group who had racked up millions of sales throughout east Asia long before Psy made ‘air’ horseriding socially acceptable, are poised to release their first album recorded entirely in English. Tentatively due for release inayofuata mwaka kwa Lady Gaga‘s label, Interscope, the album will mark the group’s first serious effort to court English-speaking muziki fans. The women, all aged between 21 and 23, are the obvious choice to take up Psy’s mantle in the UK, where artists who sell millions of albums in Korea and Japan are known only to a small number of K-pop devotees.”
Girls’ Generation previously appeared on American televisheni with performances on CBS‘ ‘The David Letterman Show‘, ABC‘s ‘Live With Kelly‘, and NBC‘s ‘Extra TV‘ during their promotions for “The Boys“.
In other news, Girls’ Generation is set to make a domestic comeback inayofuata January!
‘The Guardian’ wrote:
“It now seems certain that he has blazed a trail. Girls’ Generation , a nine-member Korean girl group who had racked up millions of sales throughout east Asia long before Psy made ‘air’ horseriding socially acceptable, are poised to release their first album recorded entirely in English. Tentatively due for release inayofuata mwaka kwa Lady Gaga‘s label, Interscope, the album will mark the group’s first serious effort to court English-speaking muziki fans. The women, all aged between 21 and 23, are the obvious choice to take up Psy’s mantle in the UK, where artists who sell millions of albums in Korea and Japan are known only to a small number of K-pop devotees.”
Girls’ Generation previously appeared on American televisheni with performances on CBS‘ ‘The David Letterman Show‘, ABC‘s ‘Live With Kelly‘, and NBC‘s ‘Extra TV‘ during their promotions for “The Boys“.
In other news, Girls’ Generation is set to make a domestic comeback inayofuata January!
SNSD
Reportedly, Sunny fainted during the tamasha and so she went straight to the hospital to recover.
One Japanese newspaper reported, “At the SNSD tamasha at the Saitama Super Arena on June 5th, Sunny fainted due to overwork and was moved to the hospital.”
After receiving treatment, Sunny demonstrated her fighting spirit kwa coming back directly for the encore stage. As she walked onto the stage, she cried and apologized to her mashabiki for making them worry.
One related chanzo said, “Her condition wasn’t good before the concert. This won’t affect their schedule.”
SM Entertainment revealed that Sunny was just fatigued and there was no major health issues.
We know that the girls are working over-time and investing everything they have into their promotions, but health should always come first!
