Hyomin clarifies accusations about T-ara’s “unprofessional” behavior

On October 20th, T-ara‘s Hyomin clarified the accusations about T-ara’s “unprofessional” on-stage behavior by submitting three pictures for evidence.

An online community post created a stir a few days back, as a netizen complained, “T-ara, you really disappointed me. They came to the festival to play around and laugh on stage while lip-syncing. They aren’t professional at all”.

The post was referring to a snapshot of their performance for “”Why Are You Being Like This“.

Hyomin defended T-ara by tweeting, “[That snapshot] is from the original choreography, in which we had to act like we were talking… we wanted to create a fun environment by laughing and acting like we were having fun.. I think there was a misunderstanding“.

She continued to upload pictures on Twitter to prove that it was indeed part of their original choreography to act like they were doing their own thing on stage. “There were a lot of people who were wondering what kind of choreography that was. It’s this choreography!”, she said, putting accusations of “unprofessionalism” to bed.

T-ara’s Hyomin expresses her thoughts on controversy stemming from comments by Mose

T-ara‘s Hyomin expressed her thoughts on singer Mose‘s recent exposure of T-ara’s lack of manners.

Hyomin wrote on her Twitter, “I know that between people, the act of greeting each other is very important. I work hard not to be perceived as having poor manners. Truthfully, I don’t want to blame that moment but it was not on purpose so I felt a bit upset. However, even if I were to have done that purposely, I learned that each person would perceive the incident differently. This recent event made me look back at myself and realize that I needed to work harder. I have thought about it over and over again before I posted this. I am deeply sorry for your disappointment. Thank you for reading.”

T-ara was caught in this controversy for diplaying poor stage manners during their performance. After this was revealed, singer Mose tweeted, “I knew this would happen. They’re known for not greeting people properly.” Mose later apologized but his comments had caused the original issue to become bigger.

T-ara’s Hyomin likes Tony An’s legs?

T-ara‘s Hyomin recently revealed on ‘One Night’s TV Entertainment‘ that the secret to her beautiful leg lines was in her high heels.

The program had a segment called, “The rising star with the best legs is…?”, which sought out celebrities’ secrets on achieving great legs. G.NA said, “I loosen my leg muscles, and stretch a lot.”

Meanwhile, Hyomin revealed, “To say that I do anything special would be a lie, but I try my best in my own way. The secret to beautiful legs is in high heels. We plan for the stress our legs feel after performing on stage with heels on. The members will massage each others’ legs.”

Hyomin also revealed that admires the legs of Tony An the most. She stated, “I recently saw him on TV, and his legs were really nice. They were so smooth-looking that it surprised me.”

SUPER JUNIOR M HENRY 与 F(X) AMBER 一同外出！

10月20号 Super Junior M 成员 亨利 在他个人推特账户上上传了2张照片。照片中俩人到了位于Dooche Venture Designer's Gallery的一家店外拍照留念。

备注：Dooche应该只是店的名字，然而Henry的第1则留言说道Douchebag。虽然这是比较粗俗的语言指的是做事不经过大脑等等。但是这与 Amber 以及 Henry本身没有关系哦！主要的目的应该是玩弄这些相似的字眼。

T-ara's Boram for Marie Claire Magazine!

Check out the picture of Boram for Marie Claire Magazine below.

Have a look at KARA's practice video for Date (My Boy)!

Check out the clips of the KARA girls practicing My Boy (Date).

A great tutorial clip for you to learn some basic dance steps!

T-ara's notice about Japanese activities, "will be lessened"!

After breaking records and achieving #1 on the Oricon charts with their debut Japanese single, girl group T-ara's label has answered questions about their follow-up single.

T-ara's Japanese debut song, "Bo Peep Bo Peep" debuted at #1 on the Oricon weekly charts on it's first week of release. After charting in the top 10 for three consecutive weeks, on October 18th, T-ara have sold a total of 65,818 copies. They have the high possibility of being able to sell over 100,000 copies.

The follow-up single will be the Japanese version of "yayaya", which was chosen by Japanese fans instead of their other song "Roly-Poly". "We do not have plans to promote 'Roly-Poly' in Japan," their agency said.


T-ara's hit songs "Roly-Poly" and "Bo Peep Bo Peep" are both by the composer Shinsadong Tiger, but they have two distinct concepts with different costumes and performance styles. They are choosing concepts rather than songs that will fit the Japanese market and fan's interest best.

T-ara's agency Core Contents Media recently said, "We do not plan to have activities for 'Roly-Poly' in Japan, but release the Korean version as a b-side. We don't think it'll be as big of a hit."

On the reasoning that their label selected "yayaya" as a follow-up, they said, "T-ara's Japanese record label made a strategical decision, and was very analytical about choosing it."

When they release "yayaya", it'll be at the same time as Namie Amuro and KAT-TUN release new songs. "T-ara has their own style and colors," they said, not being worried about the overlapping releases and activities but noting that T-ara will have a lesser amount of activities.

Meanwhile, T-ara will prepare for busy schedules by releasing their new songs "Cry Cry" and "lovey-dovey" in Korea in early November, and follow with their Japanese single album on November 30th in Japan.