Taeyeon (Girls 'Generation) excited about her 2nd mini album 'Why'

Taeyeon (Girls 'Generation) excited about her 2nd mini album 'Why'
2ndミニアルバム「Why」にはや心躍るテヨン（少女時代）





'Girls' Generation' Taeyeon, countdown for new song comeback


``Music Queen'' Taeyeon (SNSD) has started a countdown event for her second mini album ``Why''.


At 0:00 on the 18th, Taeyeon posted the word "D-10" on her official website. She announced a full-fledged countdown rush. It is said that the contents of Taeyeon's girlfriend's transformation will be released in several parts, which is attracting the expectations of fans around the world.


With her first mini-album 'I', Taeyeon topped each music and CD chart, topped the iTunes general album chart, and topped the US Billboard album chart, earning her recognition as a talented solo singer. . She has also proved her name as the ``Queen of Sound Sources'' once again with ``Rain'', which was announced as the top hitter of SM Entertainment's digital music channel ``STATION'', and has been ranked number one on each music chart. is growing in interest.


Taeyeon's second mini-album 'Why' will be released on various music sites at 0:00 on the 28th.
(From K-POP News)






The solo activities of K-POP girls are gaining more and more attention.
This is probably the result of the successive solo debuts of Girls' Generation members.

After Taeyeon, Tiffany (Girls' Generation) and Jessica (former Girls' Generation) have made their solo debuts.
I think other K-POP fans feel the same way.


Compared to Taeyeon (Girls' Generation), the sales of music sources and CDs, including in Korea, and the degree of success in TV music shows, etc., are far inferior to those of Taeyeon (SNSD). unknown.
"But I don't think so."
Tiffany's debut song MV "I Just Wanna Dance" recorded 11.5 million views in a month.

Jessica's debut song MV "FLY" has already surpassed 15 million views.
The significance of this number is significant. It shows that Girls' Generation's popularity has spread to every corner of the world.
　Disregarding this figure, judging the current popularity based on insignificant rankings and figures in Korea is the same as not looking at the forest for the trees.

For example, let's compare the Japanese market and the Korean market. South Korea's population is one-third that of Japan's, and considering the country's economic power, it is reasonable to assume that South Korea's market power is less than one-tenth that of Japan.
Even in Japan's Oricon, the numbers below 20th and 30th are barely coming up because, rather than being bought by the general public, enthusiastic fans bought them in bulk, or they were bought by the singer's loyalty. .
"What would happen if we applied this to South Korea?"
Even the lower ranks of the top ten should be viewed as a small sell-off level.

The number of views on YouTube may not directly lead to sales. But it definitely responds to popularity.


I'm arrogant about my own example, but even my anonymous blog has readers in over 60% of the world. There are people in Alaska who read my Korean blog. A reader is a reader even if there are only a few people scattered about.


Taeyeon's new song, her 2nd mini-album "Why" is already exciting.
It's a pity that it wasn't Seohyun's solo debut...




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