This video was requested by joonxfan and barguzzz. It’s from Big Bang’s latest mini-album Alive.
The beginning of the video made me think of Brown Eyed Girls’ Sixth Sense, but then it goes off in a completely different direction. I can just imagine the director describing the concept to the band: “OK, this might seem a bit weird, but I think you’ll like it” and G-Dragon going: “Weirder!” 
I’m referring mostly to the traditional Korean lion dance thrown in there.
Time Machine is SNSD’s latest Japanese track. It was included on the repackaged version of their Japanese debut album along with the Japanese version of The Boys. The song itself has been out a long time, but the music video was just released.
Credit: source vid. fishing@jpopsuki
The most prominent features of the video are Yoon-a in the snow, Sunny in the rain and Tae-yeon’s gorgeousness. Yu-ri also looks great. Well, they all do. You know how it goes 
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The song starts out nice, but the chorus sounds so-so to me. It’ll probably grow on me as I listen to it a bit more (it kind of already has). I like the verse — and the video. They sing about regrets and wanting a time machine, but the end of the video shows them crying 
(울지마세요!) and then picking them selves up and moving on. I guess that’s the thing to do when your pleas for a time machine go unanswered .
I saw that a Korean release of the repackaged Japanese album came out last month. I might pick it up, since it’s more affordable than the Japanese version.
This is the second song from KARA’s upcoming Japanese double A-side single. It stands in stark* contrast to Speed Up. It shows off KARA’s cute side. I think the composer is Korean, but the song sounds very J-Poplike with the typical guitars, just like in Go Go Summer.
Don’t eat the bunny Ji-young! 
Ji-young jjang in this video ♥
Teaser:
(* I’m actually watching Game of Thrones while typing this, hehe).
KARA is doing really well over in Japan. Later this month they’re releasing their sixth Japanese single. It’s a double A-side single consisting of the songs Speed Up and Girl’s Power.
They can really pull off both the hot/sultry look (as shown in this video) as well as the über-cutesy look (coming up next). Seung-yeon looks so fierce! It feels like Ji-young is getting more and more focus in KARA’s videos. She’s very popular in Japan. I’m not complaining, though. She’s my favourite member, along with Seung-yeon. Loving Ji-young’s hair btw. And Seung-yeon’s red hair too. They all look great, as a matter of fact.
Teaser:
Who came up with this concept? “You’re not going home until you give me something that hasn’t been done before in K-Pop!”
Poor 5Dolls (or is it all of Co-Ed School?) get bitten and turned into zombies while T-ara dance and sing .
I can’t help but smile watching this video. It’s so weird and funny. Plus, I like the Lovey-Dovey dance.
I really dig Eun-jung’s outfit with the spiky hair band.
Take off is 2PM’s Japanese debut single from last year. It was also used as the ending song for the anime Blue Exorcist.
Requested by joua.
Speed is a sub-unit consisting of the male members from Co-ed School. Here’s the music video for their cover of T-ara’s Lovey-Dovey, featuring Hwa-young from T-ara and, just to mess with our minds, Hwa-young’s twin sister Hyo-young from 5Dolls/Co-ed School.
Credit: source vid. k2nblog
I can’t say I like the cover all that much, but Hyo-young & Hwa-young look great here! You can tell them apart in this video by the hair style and colour. I’m pretty sure that the one we see the most is Hyo-young (please, let me be right about this ). She has a dimple on her left cheek and a small mole under her right eye (here covered by her hair). We actually don’t see Hwa-young much at all except in a few short cuts, most of which are at the end of the video (assuming that my theory is correct).
The music video for じぶんROCK actually kind of has a story. It’s told in the form of cartoons. Don’t worry though; there’s the typical band footage too 
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The music video for the title track of IU’s latest album Last Fantasy consists of live footage from her Japanse debut showcase mixed with shots of her walking around in Japan.
Credit: source vid. Mu8enze@jpopsuki
T-ara is currently topping the Korean charts with Lovey-Dovey (Go T-ara!). Another track from their latest album is We were in love (우리 사랑했잖아), which is a collaboration between some members (So-yeon, Ji-yeon, Hwa-young & Hyo-min) from T-ara and Davichi.
I really like this video (and the song too). It’s very simple and pretty much only consists of close-up shots, but it’s mostly of So-yeon, so I like it . Hwa-young doesn’t rap until the end of the song, but she does it like a boss . I really like her new look.
Eun-jung isn’t in this song though. Otherwise all my favs would’ve been in it. Speaking of Eun-jung, she recently fell and injured her knee pretty badly 
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mrdeus: Yeah, she bumped TaeTiSeo from #1 on the online charts too.
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