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Gogobebe

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"Gogobebe"
Single by Mamamoo
ReleasedMarch 14, 2019 (2019-03-14)
Genre
Length3:16
LabelP-Nation
Songwriter(s)
Producer(s)
Mamamoo singles chronology
"Wind Flower"
(2018) 		"Gogobebe"
(2019) 		"Hip"
(2019)

"Gogobebe" (Korean: 고고베베), stylized in all lowercase, is a song by South Korean girl group Mamamoo. It was released on March 14, 2019 by RBW as the lead single from the group's ninth extended play White Wind (2019). The song draws inspiration from Latin and reggae music and was written by Kim Do-hoon, Moonbyul, and Solar, with production performed by the former alongside famed South Korean singer Kim Gun-mo.

Release and composition

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"Gogobebe" was released on March 14, 2019 as the lead single from White Wind, Mamamoo's ninth EP and the fourth in their "Four Seasons, Four Colors" series of releases.[1][2] The song is an energetic, reggaeton-influenced pop track that draws inspiration from Kim Gun-mo's song "Zzanga" (2001).[1] During a press conference in which they performed the song, Wheein stated that "'Gogobebe' has the highest level of all the group dances [they] have done so far", referring to the increased difficulty of the song's choreography.[1] The members also revealed that they and their fans wanted the group to perform something more lively after the release of the melancholic Blue;S EP (2018).[3] Billboard stated that the song is "straight-forward electronic pop" and "sees the ladies encouraging listeners to leave the daily stresses of smartphones and stuffy work clothes to shamelessly have fun and drink away their pain".[4]

Commercial performance

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"Gogobebe" debuted at number 11 on the Gaon Digital Chart, earning 23.7 million digital index points for the week ending March 16, 2019.[5] The song also debuted at number 31 on the component streaming chart and number two on the download chart.[6][7] In its second tracking week, "Gogobebe" ascended to its peak at number five on the main singles chart.[8] On the Billboard Korea K-pop Hot 100, the song peaked at number two.[9]

In the United States, "Gogobebe" became the group's highest-charting single on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales, debuting at number 12 and peaking at number two, with 1,000 digital sales and 1.5 million streams in its first full tracking week.[10] It charted for five weeks on the chart, becoming the group's longest-charting hit alongside "Egotistic" (2018).[11] "Gogobebe" also became the group's first song to chart in New Zealand, peaking at number 34 on the RMNZ Hot Singles chart.[12]

Accolades

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Awards and nominations
Organization Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
Genie Music Awards 2019 The Vocal Artist "Gogobebe" Won [13]
Golden Disc Awards Digital Song Bonsang Nominated
Melon Music Awards Best Female Dance Nominated
Mnet Asian Music Awards Best Vocal Performance – Group Nominated
Music program awards
Song Program Date
"Gogobebe" The Show March 19, 2019
M Countdown March 21, 2019
March 28, 2019
Show Champion March 27, 2019
Music Bank March 29, 2019
Show! Music Core March 30, 2019
Inkigayo March 31, 2019

Personnel

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Credits adapted from Apple Music.[2]

Charts

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Release history

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Release history for "Gogobebe"
Region Date Format Label Ref.
Various March 14, 2019
[2]
















Zoom (Jessi song)

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"Zoom"
Single by Jessi
ReleasedApril 13, 2022 (2022-04-13)
Genre
Length2:55
LabelP-Nation
Songwriter(s)
Producer(s)
  • Psy
  • Yoo Geon-hyung
  • Bayb
Jessi singles chronology
"Cold Blooded"
(2021) 		"Zoom"
(2022)

"Zoom" (stylized in all caps) is a song by Korean-American rapper and singer Jessi. It was released on April 13, 2022 by P-Nation and distributed by Kakao Entertainment.[19] An upbeat hip hop and trap song, "Zoom" was written by Jessi, Psy, Bobblehead, and Yumdda and produced by Psy, Yoo Geon-hyung, and Bayb.[20][21]

Background and release

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In October 2021, Jessi released the digital single "Cold Blooded", in collaboration with the Mnet reality show Street Woman Fighter.[22] In March 2022, P-Nation then announced that she would be coming back with a new single that April.[23][24] The first teaser trailer was released to YouTube on April 11, 2022, followed by a second on April 12.[25][26] "Zoom" was released to digital music platforms as a single on April 13, 2022.[19][20][21]

Composition

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"Zoom" is an upbeat K-pop and hip hop song, inspired by people's desire to be "photographed and get attention from others", which Jessi called "a sad reality" in an interview with NME.[21] The song was written by Jessi, Psy, Bobblehead, and Yumdda and produced by Psy, Yoo Geon-hyung, and Bayb.[20][21]

Track listing

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Digital download[19][20]

  1. "Zoom" – 2:55

Personnel

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Credits adapted from Spotify.[20]

  • Jessi – vocals, songwriting
  • Psy – songwriting, production
  • Bobblehead – songwriting
  • Yumdda – songwriting
  • Yoo Geon-hyung – production, arrangement
  • Bayb – production, arrangement

Charts

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Release history

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Region Date Format Label Ref.
Various April 13, 2022
[21]






Gaon Download Chart

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The Gaon Download Chart is compiled by the Gaon Music Chart and Korean Music and Content Association (KMCA) on behalf of the music industry, tracking singles downloads in South Korea. It was launched at the beginning of 2010 and provides rankings on a weekly, monthly, and yearly basis.[33][34] The chart is compiled from online data provided by Korean web-based music providers Melon, Bugs, Genie, KakaoMusic, Flo, Vibe, and Soribada.[35] The first number-one song was "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" (2010) by Lee Hyori featuring Ceejay.[36]

List of number-one songs

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List of number-one songs
No. Issue Song Artist Ref.
1 April 17, 2010 "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" Lee Hyori featuring Ceejay [36]
2 April 24, 2010 "Without U" 2PM [37]
3 May 1, 2010 "이 거지같은 말" Suh Young-eun & Jungyup [38]
4 May 8, 2010 "Nu Abo" f(x) [39]
5 May 15, 2010 "Time, Please Stop" Davichi [40]
6 May 22, 2010 "2 Different Tears" Wonder Girls [41]
7 May 29, 2010 "Love" CNBLUE [42]
June 5, 2010 [43]
8 June 12, 2010 "Nagging" IU & Seulong [44]
June 19, 2010 [45]
9 June 26, 2010 "Turn It Up" T.O.P [46]
10 July 3, 2010 "죽을 만큼 아파서" MC Mong featuring Mellow [47]
11 July 10, 2010 "Bad Girl Good Girl" Miss A [48]
12 July 17, 2010 "Queen" Son Dam-bi [49]
13 July 24, 2010 "I Will Get Lost, You Go Your Way" G.NA featuring Jung Hyung-yong [50]
14 July 31, 2010 "I'm a Guy Like This" DJ DOC [51]
August 7, 2010 [52]
15 August 14, 2010 "Laughter Only" Zia [53]
16 August 21, 2010 "Madonna" Secret [54]
17 August 28, 2010 "I Love You" Park Hyo-shin [55]
18 September 4, 2010 "Love Love Love" F.T. Island [56]
19 September 11, 2010 "Why" Supreme Team & Youngjun [57]
20 September 18, 2010 "Go Away" 2NE1 [58]
21 September 25, 2010 "헤어지러 가는 길" Lim Jeong-hee & Jo Kwon [59]
22 October 2, 2010 "Breathe" Miss A [60]
23 October 9, 2010 "Then Then Then" Supreme Team & Youngjun [61]
24 October 16, 2010 "Irreversible" Gain [62]
25 October 23, 2010 "본능적으로" Kang Seung-yoon featuring Swings
26 October 30, 2010 "Hoot" Girls' Generation
27 November 6, 2010 "You Didn't Answer My Calls" 2AM
28 November 13, 2010 "언제나" Huh Gak
29 November 20, 2010 "That Girl" Baek Ji-young
November 27, 2010
30 December 4, 2010 "If It's the Same" Brown Eyed Soul

Starry Night (Mamamoo song)

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"Starry Night" (Korean: 별이 빛나는 밤; RR: Byuli bichnaneun bam) is a song by South Korean girl group Mamamoo. It was released on March 7, 2018 as the second single from the group's seventh EP Yellow Flower, the first EP in a series of releases focusing on each member.[63] A dance-pop and Latin-inspired track, "Starry Night" was written by Moonbyul, Park Woo-sang, and Kim Do-hoon, with music and arrangement performed by the latter two. The song peaked at number two on the Gaon Digital Chart and earned the group their first-ever music recording certification, after surpassing 100 million streams according to the Gaon Music Chart.

"Starry Night"
Single by Mamamoo
from the EP Yellow Flower
LanguageKorean
ReleasedMarch 7, 2018
StudioRBW Studio
GenreK-pop
LabelRBW
Songwriter(s)
Producer(s)
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Kim Do-hoon
Mamamoo singles chronology
"Paint Me"
(2018) 		"Starry Night"
(2018) 		"Rainy Season"
(2018)

Background and release

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In January 2018, Mamamoo released the digital single "Paint Me", a precursor to their upcoming album project titled 'Four Seasons, Four Colors', in which the group would release four EPs, each focusing on one member and a corresponding season.[64] The next month, the group released the first teasers for the first EP in the series, Yellow Flower.[65] "Starry Night" was released as the second single from Yellow Flower on March 7, 2018, alongside the release of the EP itself.[66][67]

On August 7, 2019, the re-recorded Japanese-language version of the song was released as part of the group's debut Japanese album, 4colors, by JVCKenwood Victor Entertainment.[68] On September 15, 2021, an orchestral remix of the song was released as part of their debut compilation album I Say Mamamoo: The Best.[69][70]

Composition

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Sonically a dance-pop and K-pop track, "Starry Night" is a dance track featuring "Latin-inspired strings."[71] The song is composed in the key of A minor and at a tempo of 124 BPM, running for three minutes and 31 seconds.[67][72]

Reception

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Critical

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"Starry Night" was met with positive critical reception upon release, with Hong Dam-young of The Korea Herald calling it "dramatic" and "dynamic."[66] CelebMix stated that it "confirmed and lived up to the expectations of the fans and the critics" in a year when many K-pop acts were experimenting with Latin music."[71]

Commercial

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A commercial success, "Starry Night" debuted at number two on the Gaon Digital Chart, earning 44.7 million index points in its first week.[73] It remained at that position for four consecutive weeks, before dropping to number four for the issue dated April 7, 2018.[74] The song was the highest-performing song of March 2018, earning 219 million index points in that time frame.[75] It was the 13th highest-performing song of 2018 on the chart and was the fourth highest-performing song by a girl group, with over 818 million index points earned in 2018.[76] The song earned a further 77 million points in 2019.[77] "Starry Night" also peaked at number one on the Billboard Korea K-pop Hot 100 and number eight on Billboard World Digital Songs Sales.[78]

In November 2018, "Starry Night" earned the group their first platinum certification from the Gaon Music Chart and Korean Music & Content Association for surpassing 100 million domestic streams.[79] It was certified for 2.5 million digital downloads in July 2019.[80]

Awards and nominations

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Year Awards Category Recipient
2018 Soribada Best K-Music Music video ZanyBros
Best Producer Kim Do Hoon
Mnet Asian Music Awards Favorite Vocal Artist Mamamoo
Golden Disc Awards Digital Song Bonsang Mamamoo

Music program awards

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Program Date
The Show (SBS MTV) March 13, 2018
March 20, 2018
Show Champion (MBC Music) March 14, 2018
M Countdown (Mnet) March 15, 2018
March 22, 2018
Music Bank (KBS) March 16, 2018
Inkigayo (SBS) March 18, 2018
March 25, 2018
April 1, 2018

Music video

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The music video for "Starry Night" was directed by Won Ki-hong.[81] It was shot entirely in New Zealand.[82] Like with their music video for previous single "Paint Me", the music video was posted to both the group's official channel and the 1theK distributor channel.[83][84] As of February 2022, the music video has a combined total of 201.4 million views across both channels.

Track listings

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Digital download[67]

  1. "Starry Night" – 3:31

Digital download – Japanese version[68]

  1. "Starry Night (Japanese Ver.)" – 3:31

Digital download – remix[85]

  1. "Starry Night (Orchestra Version)" – 3:34

Charts

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Release history

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Region Date Format Version Label Ref.
Various March 7, 2018
Korean
[67]
Japan August 7, 2019 Japanese Victor Entertainment [68]
Various September 15, 2021 Remix
[69]








I Say Mamamoo: The Best

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I Say Mamamoo: The Best (stylized in all caps[85]), sometimes referred to as The Best, is the first compilation album by South Korean girl group Mamamoo. It was released on September 15, 2021 by RBW.[90] The album features 23 tracks, including remixes and re-recorded versions of some of the group's biggest hits. It includes two original tracks, "Mumumumuch" and "Happier Than Ever," with the former being released as the lead and only official single from the album alongside the release of the album itself.

I Say Mamamoo: The Best
Compilation album by
Mamamoo
ReleasedSeptember 15, 2021 (2021-09-15)
GenreK-pop
LabelRBW
Mamamoo chronology
WAW
(2021) 		I Say Mamamoo: The Best
(2021)

Background and release

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Following the release of their eleventh EP WAW in June 2021 and their online concert of the same name in August, reports emerged that Mamamoo were preparing a greatest hits album to be released in September. The album, which would mark the first group release after member Wheein declined to renew her contract with record label RBW, was to celebrate seven years as a group.[91] In early September, the group confirmed the album's title, cover, and release date through their social media.[69][92] I Say Mamamoo: The Best was released in full on September 15, 2021.[70]

Promotion

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Prior to the album's release, Mamamoo performed the two new original songs, "Mumumumuch" and "Happier Than Ever," during their August 2021 online concert, alongside several of the 2021 remix versions included on the album. Compared to their other albums, The Best received minimal promotions and the group opted to not perform on South Korean music programs, as the album was considered a gift to fans rather than an official comeback.[93]

Single

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"Mumumumuch" was released as the album's lead and only single on September 15, 2021, coinciding with the release of the album itself. The song is a "dance-pop track with a rhythmical bass line that describes just how much they love someone and how having those feelings makes them shine as well." It also "expresses love for their fans and was included in the compilation album as a special gift."[94] In the music video, released on September 15, the four members of Mamamoo "spend quality time together in a lavish hotel suite, where they have drinks, cakes and more" and "perform at a resort, overlooking vibrant purple hills," as per NME.[95]

Critical reception

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Puah Ziwei of NME described the compilation as a rarity for K-pop groups but maintained that Mamamoo executed the album's concept well, saying that it "largely lives up to the group's legacy." He dubbed the rock version of their 2019 single "Gogobebe" a stand-out track, though he stated that the two new tracks felt "par for the course for K-pop in the 2020s" and "might be viewed in a slightly more positive light" had they been released as standalone singles.[96] On the review aggregator Album of the Year, I Say Mamamoo: The Best holds a user score of 64.[97]

Commercial performance

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I Say Mamamoo: The Best recorded 6,981 sales on its first day of release, a figure much smaller than their previous 2021 release WAW, which recorded nearly 40,000 first-day sales. Due to the success of the album in digital platforms, fans of the group blamed the group's label, RBW, for not being able to print enough copies of the album to keep up with demand, leading to it quickly selling out on various retailers, though the company made no statement on the matter.[98] The album went on to debut at number eight on the Gaon Album Chart for the 38th issued week of 2021, making it their 14th top-ten album.[99][100] On the monthly album chart for September 2021, the album placed at number 25, selling 29,996 physical copies; it dropped one place to number 26 for the month of October, with 29,159 copies sold for a total of 59,155 copies.[101][102] Globally, The Best reached number one on the iTunes charts in 12 regions.[98] As of January 2022, the album has generated 20.4 million streams on music streaming platform Spotify and more than four million streams on YouTube Music.[103][104]

Lead single "Mumumumuch" debuted and peaked at number 102 on the Gaon Digital Chart and number eight on the Gaon Download Chart, with each of the 23 tracks from The Best entering the Download Chart as well.[105][106]

Track listing

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Standard edition
No.TitleLyricsMusic{{{extra_column}}}Length
1."Mumumumuch" (하늘 땅 바다만큼)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Cosmic Sound
  • Cosmic Girl
  • Moonbyul
  • Cosmic Sound
  • Cosmic Girl
  • Cosmic Sound
  • Cosmic Girl
3:29
2."Happier Than Ever" (분명 우린 그땐 좋았었어)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Cosmic Sound
  • Cosmic Girl
  • Moonbyul
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Cosmic Sound
  • Cosmic Girl
  • Moonbyul
  • Cosmic Sound
  • Cosmic GirlKang Min-hoon (AIMING)
  • Kwon Soo-hyun (AIMING)
3:48
3."Paint Me (Orchestral Version)" (칠해줘)
  • Dr. JO
  • Moonbyul
  • Mich Hansen
  • Peter Wallevik
  • Daniel Davidsen
  • Chelcee Grimes
  • Kara Diogaurdi
  • Lee Hoo-sang
3:24
4."Starry Night (Orchestral Version)" (별이 빛나는 밤)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Moonbyul
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
Lee Hoo-sang3:34
5."Gogobebe (Rock Version)" (고고베베)
Jin Min-ho3:40
6."Egotistic (Blistering Sun Version)" (너나 해)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Lee Hoo-sang
  • Lim Hyun-gi
3:31
7."You're the Best 2021" (넌 is 뭔들)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Moonbyul
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Choi Yong-chan
  • Lim Hyun-gi
4:30
8."I Miss You 2021"
  • Cosmic Sound
  • Hwang Yoo-bin
  • Moonbyul
Kim Do-hoon
  • Lee Hoo-sang
  • Lim Hyun-gi
4:24
9."HeeHeeHaHeHo Part.2" (히히하헤호)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • eSNa
Kim Do-hoon3:54
10."Words Don't Come Easy 2021" (우리끼리)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • eSNa
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Choi Yong-chan
3:55
11."Piano Man 2021"
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • eSNa
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Choi Yong-chan
  • Lim Hyun-gi
3:48
12."Ahh Oop 2021"
  • eSNa
  • Moonbyul
eSNaChoi Yong-chan3:23
13."Decalcomanie 2021" (데칼코마니)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Solar
  • Moonbyul
  • Hwasa
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • eSNa
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Mingkey
  • Lim Hyun-gi
4:13
14."Aya (Traditional Version)"
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Lee Sang-ho
  • Moonbyul
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Lee Sang-ho
  • Moonbyul
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Lee Sang-ho
  • Mingkey
3:29
15."Hip (Remix Version)"
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Hwasa
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • eSNa
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Lee Hoo-sang
4:30
16."A Little Bit 2021" (따끔)
  • Hwang Sung-jin
  • Kim Chang-reok
  • Lee Eun-ji
  • Moonbyul
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
Kim Chang-reok3:50
17."Wind Flower (Dramatic Version)"
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Moonbyul
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Lee Hoo-sang
  • Mingkey
4:34
18."Um Oh Ah Yeh 2021" (음오아예)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Solar
  • Moonbyul
  • Hwasa
Kim Do-hoon
  • Choi Yong-chan
  • Lim Hyun-gi
4:20
19."Don't Be Happy 2021" (행복하지마)
  • eSNa
  • Moonbyul
eSNaKim Do-hoon2:57
20."Peppermint Chocolate (MMM Version)" (썸남썸녀)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • eSNa
Lee Sang-ho3:31
21."Destiny (Extended Version)" (우린 결국 다시 만날 운명이었지)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Lee Hoo-sang
4:40
22."Mr. Ambiguous 2021" (Mr.애매모호)
  • Min Yeon-jae
  • Louie
Kim Do-hoon
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Choi Yong-chan
3:48
23."Yes I Am (Funk Boost Version)" (나로 말할 것 같으면)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Solar
  • Moonbyul
  • Hwasa
Kim Do-hoon
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Choi Yong-chan
3:48

Charts

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Release history

[edit]
Region Date Format Label Ref.
Various September 15, 2021
[111]


Hip (song)

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"Hip" (stylized in all caps) is a song by song by South Korean girl group Mamamoo. It was released on November 14, 2019 as the lead single from the group's third studio album, Reality in Black. A dance-pop song with a retro feel, "Hip" was written and produced by Kim Do-hoon, Park Woo-sang, and Hwasa. The single was met with positive reception upon release and became a commercial success, peaking within the top ten in South Korea and becoming the group's first number-one hit on the Billboard World Digital Songs Sales chart. In November 2020, the song was certified platinum by the Korea Music & Content Association (KMCA) for surpassing 100 million streams, making it their second song to achieve the feat.

"Hip"
Single by Mamamoo
from the EP Reality in Black
LanguageKorean
ReleasedNovember 14, 2019
StudioRBW Studio
Genre
Length3:15.
LabelRBW
Songwriter(s)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Hwasa
Lyricist(s)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Hwasa
Mamamoo singles chronology
"Gogobebe"
(2019) 		"Hip"
(2019) 		"Dingga"
(2020)

Background and release

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Beginning in August 2019, Mamamoo participated in the reality-competition show Queendom, in which six trending female K-pop acts competed for their own comeback showcase to air on South Korean pay TV channel Mnet.[112] Throughout the course of the program, Mamamoo released a cover of AOA's 2016 single "Good Luck," a rerecording of their own 2016 single "I Miss You," and the original song "Destiny." "Destiny" was later included on their second studio album Reality in Black.[113] In the finale episode of Queendom, Mamamoo were declared the winners of the competition.[114] The group then announced the release of their second full studio album through their Twitter account on November 1.[114][115][116] "Hip" was announced as the album's lead single on November 8, and it was released alongside the album on November 14.[117]

The Japanese version of the song was released on February 5, 2020.[118]

Composition and lyrics

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"Hip" is a pop and dance-pop song with swing and hip hop influences, noted by Billboard as a "powerful, anthemic melody" and "brassy take-down" of the group's haters.[119] The song features the group's four members singing and rapping over a strong and confident beat. Newsweek reported "Hip" as being "about living a life where you don't care about how other people see you" and "convey[ing] the meaning of valuing yourself and living confidently rather than caring about what others think."[120]

Promotion and live performances

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Mamamoo first performed "Hip" at their album showcase on November 14, 2019, as reported by The Korea Herald.[121] The first televised performance of the song occurred November 15 on KBS Music Bank,[122] followed by performances on MBC Show! Music Core on November 16[123] and SBS Inkigayo on November 17.[124] The group performed "Hip" alongside their Queendom finale song "Destiny" at the 2019 V Live Heartbeat Awards.[125] They then performed at several year-end festivals and award shows, including the SBS Gayo Daejeon festival on December 4[126] and the KBS Song Festival on December 27.[127] On December 5, they performed a remixed version of the song at the 2019 Mnet Asian Music Awards in Nagoya, Japan.[128] With nearly 60 million views and over 1.4 million likes as of September 2021, the official performance video is the most-viewed performance of the ceremony.[129]

Music video

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The official music video for "Hip" was released on November 14, 2019 through Mamamoo's official YouTube channel.[119][130] The music video went viral and would later become their first to surpass 200 million views, acheiving the feat on December 16, 2020.[131] As of September 2021, the video has amassed over 285 million views and 4.2 million likes, being the group's highest-viewed video.[130] The official performance video for the song was released on November 18 and has 50 million views as of September 2021.[132]

Commercial performance

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Upon its release to digital retailers, "Hip" peaked atop three domestic real-time music streaming charts and within the top ten of others as other songs from Reality in Black also entered charts.[133] The single debuted at number at number 20 on the Gaon Digital Chart,[134] number two on the component Gaon Download Chart,[135] and number 38 on the component Gaon Streaming Chart[136] for the 46th issued week of 2019. It would go on to peak at number four on the Gaon Digital Chart in its third week on the chart.[137] "Hip" would later go on to be certified platinum by the Korea Music & Content Association (KMCA) for surpassing 100 million streams in November 2020,[138] earning the group their second certification after "Starry Night" in 2018. Elsewhere in Asia, "Hip" peaked at number 39 in Japan, becoming their first top-40 hit in the region, and at number 14 in Singapore.

On November 15, "Hip" debuted and peaked at number 93 on the US iTunes Song chart, spending two days total on the main chart. It was their first song to reach the main all-genre chart. The song also charted on iTunes charts in various other countries, including Canada, where it peaked at number 55 and charted for six days, and in Australia, where it peaked at number 65 and charted for two days.[139] The single debuted at number five on the Billboard World Digital Songs Sales chart, before peaking atop the chart the next week, moving around 2,000 downloads in the United States.[140] This made it the group's first song to top the chart and made them the tenth K-pop act (and fourth female act) to top both the World Digital Songs Sales and World Albums charts, doing so with "Hip" (2019) and Purple (2017), respectively.[141] With nearly 146 million streams on Spotify as of September 2021, it is currently their most streamed song.[142]

Accolades

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Awards and nominations
Year Award Category Result Ref.
2020 Gaon Chart Music Awards Artist of the Year - Digital Music (November) Nominated
Mnet Asian Music Awards Best Vocal Performance - Group Won [143]
Song of the Year Nominated
2021 Golden Disc Awards Digital Song Division - Bonsang (Main Award) Won [144]
Year-end publications
Critic/publication List Rank Ref.
Amazon Music Best of 2020: K-Pop 7 [145]
BuzzFeed 30 Songs that Helped Define K-Pop in 2019 1 [146]
37 of the Best K-Pop Songs of 2019, According to Fans 9 [147]
Music program awards
Song Program Network Date Ref.
"HIP" Show Champion MBC M December 4, 2019 [148]
M Countdown Mnet November 21, 2019 [149]
November 28, 2019 [150]
Music Bank KBS November 22, 2019 [151]
Inkigayo SBS November 24, 2019 [152]
December 22, 2019 [153]
December 29, 2019 [153]

Track listing

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Digital download and streaming[142][154]

  1. "Hip" – 3:15
  2. "Hip (Inst.)" – 3:15

Digital download and streaming[155]

  1. "Hip -Japanese Ver.-" – 3:15

Charts

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Release history

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Release history for "Hip"
Region Date Format Version Label Ref.
Various November 14, 2019
Korean
[142]
Japan February 5, 2020 Japanese Victor Entertainment [155]


Dingga

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Dingga (Korean: 딩가딩가, RR: dingga dingga) is a song by South Korean girl group Mamamoo. It was released on October 20, 2020 as the lead single from the group's tenth extended play (EP), Travel. A disco and dance-pop song, "Dingga" was written by Kim Do-hoon, Park Woo-sang, and Moonbyul and produced by the former two along with Hwasa. The song was met with positive reception and became a top-ten hit in South Korea and on the Billboard World Digital Songs Sales chart.

"Dingga"
Single by Mamamoo
from the EP Travel
LanguageKorean
ReleasedOctober 20, 2020
StudioRBW Studio
Genre
Length2:59.
LabelRBW
Songwriter(s)
  • Kim Do-hoon
  • Park Woo-sang
  • Hwasa
Lyricist(s)

Background and release

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Following the release of promotional single "Wanna Be Myself" for Mamamoo's campaign with athletic clothing brand Andar in September, Mamamoo announced the impending release of their tenth EP Travel in November. They revealed that they would be releasing a pre-release digital single titled "Dingga" on October 20, two weeks before the EP itself.[161] Korean media outlet Dispatch reported that Mamamoo's agency, RBW, remarked that with "hard times like this, we are in needs of Vitamin D. As we can’t get enough at the outside MAMAMOO will bring the Vitamin D by music," in reference to the vitamin D sign shown in an October 16 concept photo.[162]

The Japanese version of the song was released to digital retailers on January 20, 2021.[163]

Composition

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"Dingga" is a K-pop, disco, and dance-pop song composed by Kim Do-hoon, Park Woo-sang, and Hwasa. The Korean version runs for two minutes and 59 seconds, while the Japanese version runs for three minutes and one second. It is composed in the key of A minor and at the tempo of 120 BPM.[164] The title represents either the Korean expression for the "act of lazily enjoying one’s free time"[165] or Korean onomatopoeic phrase for the sound a guitar makes.[166] Lyrical themes of the song includes those of isolation, quarantine, and wanting to have fun during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as reminiscing for "pre-COVID-19 times, where most... did not have to spend time at home."[165][167] During an interview with Korean media outlet TVing, Mamamoo described the song as one "that expresses the desire to play 'Dinga Dinga' together in times when we have to maintain social distancing and live lonely daily lives."[168]

Promotion and live performances

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As it was considered a "pre-release single," the group did not attend weekly music shows to promote the single upon its release. The first televised performance of the song occurred came on November 3, 2020 as part of their Mnet comeback show Monologue, which serves as the prize they earned for winning 2019 reality-competition show Queendom.[169] Following the release of the Travel EP, they performed it several music programs, including M Countdown on November 5,[170] Music Bank on November 6,[171] and Show! Music Core on November 7.[172] On December 6, they performed it, along with "Aya" at the 2020 Mnet Asian Music Awards.[173] Mamamoo performed "Dingga" on March 28, 2021 as part of their KCON:TACT Season 3 performance on the final day of the online festival.[174]

Music video

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The official music video for "Dingga" was uploaded to YouTube on October 20, 2020 at 6:00 PM KST, in conjunction with the release of the single itself. Like several of their previous singles, the clip was posted to both the group's official channel and the 1theK distribution channel.[175][176] Teen Vogue described it as "punchy" and "fun," featuring scenes including "roller derby, diners, and arcades as the members joyfully dance and hang out with each other."[165] Seoul Beats noted the use of retro elements, including "disco balls and neon signs," in many scenes of the video, as well as the dance break, which is not included in the official audio of the track and is a music video exclusive.[167] As of September 2021, the music video has garnered over 84.32 million views at 2.6 million likes on YouTube.

The music video for the song's Japanese version was published through the Mamamoo Japan Official YouTube channel on February 1, 2021, featuring the same scenes as the original video except rerecorded in Japanese.[177]

Commercial performance

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Upon its release, "Dingga" entered various South Korean real-time music streaming charts, peaking at number two on Bugs, three on Genie Music, and ten on Melon, and it topped iTunes songs charts in 12 regions worldwide.[178] The song debuted at number 20 on the Gaon Digital Chart for the 43rd issued week of 2020, also placing at number five on the Gaon Download Chart and number 40 on the Gaon Streaming Chart.[179][180][181] In its fourth week of charting, it peaked at number seven on the Gaon Digital Chart, earning 20.2 million Gaon index points that week.[182] The song also peaked at number five on the Billboard Korea K-pop Hot 100.[86] Additionally, "Dingga" peaked at number 59 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 and number 21 on the RIAS Top Streaming Chart in Singapore.[108][183]

"Dingga" peaked at number 47 on the US iTunes Song chart on October 21, one day after its release, and charted for four days.[184] It later debuted and peaked at number eight on the Billboard World Digital Songs Sales chart, on the chart issue dated October 31, 2020, and spent three consecutive weeks on the chart.[185] It thus became the group's ninth top-ten entry on the chart.[186] As of September 2021, "Dingga" has generated 45.3 million streams on Spotify, with the Japanese version accounting for almost 3% (1.2 million) of total streams.[187]

Accolades

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Year-end publications
Critic/publication List Rank Ref.
Amazon Music Best of 2020: K-Pop 16 [145]
BuzzFeed Best K-Pop Songs of 2020 25 [188]
Metro The Best K-Pop Comebacks of 2020 5 [189]
Ranker The 100+ Best New K-Pop Songs of 2020 3 [190]
Tidal K-Pop: Best of 2020 Placed [191]

Track listing

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Digital download and streaming[192]

  1. "Dingga" – 2:59
  2. "Dingga (Inst.)" – 2:59

Digital download and streaming[193]

  1. "Dingga -Japanese Ver.-" – 3:01

Credits and personnel

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Adapted from album liner notes.[194]

Studio locations

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  • Recorded at RBW Studio (Seoul, South Korea)
  • Mixed at CUBE Studio (Seoul, South Korea)
  • Mastered at 821 Sound Mastering (Seoul, South Korea)

Personnel

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  • Mamamoo – lead vocals, chorus
    • Moonbyul – lyrics
    • Hwasa – composition
  • Kim Do-hoon – lyrics, composition, arrangement, synthesizer, drum programming, recording
  • Park Woo-sang – lyrics, composition, arrangement, piano, synthesizer, drum programming, chorus, recording
  • Young – guitar
  • JoSsi Ahjussi – mixing
  • Jeon Bu-yeon – mixing assistant
  • Kwon Nam-woo – mastering

Charts

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Weekly charts

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Weekly chart performance for "Dingga"
Chart (2020) Peak position
Japan (Billboard Japan)[108] 59
Singapore (RIAS)[183] 21
South Korea (Gaon)[179] 7
South Korea (Billboard Korea K-pop Hot 100)[86] 5
US World Digital Songs Sales (Billboard)[185] 8

Monthly charts

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Monthly chart performance for "Dingga"
Chart (2020) Peak position
South Korea (Gaon)[195] 7

Yearly charts

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Yearly chart performance for "Dingga"
Chart (2020) Peak position
South Korea (Gaon)[196] 154

Release history

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Release history for "Dingga"
Region Date Format Version Label Ref.
Various October 20, 2020
Korean
[197]
Japan January 18, 2021 Japanese Victor Entertainment [198]

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