SNSD TaeYeon Obsessed With Make-Up Products

On June 3rd, the nine goddesses of Girls’ Generation (SNSD) guest starred in Asahi TV’s “Music Station” along with some of Japan’s greatest stars. During the recording, the program’s hosts asked, “Does Girls’ Generation had any otakus?” Otakus is a Japanese term to refer to people with obsessive interests.

SNSD’s Tae Yeon stated, “Tiffany’s obsessed with the color pink.” She added, “Not only are all her things pink, her entire room is pink.”

Soo Young also commented, “Tae Yeon is crazy about cosmetics. While the rest of us brought suitcases full of clothes to Japan, Tae Yeon brought suitcases full of make-up products.” Tae Yeon solidified her status as a cosmetics otaku by confessing, “I brought over 20 lipstick and lipcare products, 10 make-up brushes, and 5 cosmetic bags.”

Currently, the girls of Girls’ Generation are busy with their Japanese arena tour, traveling to cities like Tokyo, Osaka, Saitama, Hiroshima, Nagoyam and Fukuoka. Once they complete their ten concerts in Japan, Girls’ Generation will return to Korea to prepare for their “2011 GIRLS’ GENERATION TOUR,” which will kick off in Seoul July 23rd.

SNSD's and SHINee's global popularity

Recently, on online community, a post entitled ‘World Map Indicating Kpop Idol’s Popularity Based On No. of YouTube Clicks’ was published. The distribution of clicks around the world for videos of artistes such as SNSD, SHINee, 2NE1, Kara, etc was depicted on the map and the density of the clicks in respective countries was represented in different tones of green.

Among the Kpop idols, videos of SNSD and 2NE1 seem to garner most clicks throughout the world, justifying their positions as the leaders of girl groups in Korea. The popularity of SNSD transcends beyond the boundaries of Asia and widely spreads to countries in Europe, North and South America as well.

Short preview of SNSD's Hoot acapella version

Check out the MR removed + Acapella version of SNSD's Hoot.



I like the harmony so much,hope that the girls will sing acapella more often!