Top 14 Best Songs by T-ara, South Korea

Day By Day is the fourth extended play by the South Korean girl group T-ara. With its poignant background music, impressive rap intro, and powerful yet tender lyrics, accompanied by a grand and impressive MV, the title track quickly achieved an 'all-kill' by reaching number one on various charts in South Korea and garnering millions of views thereafter. Since 2012, Day By Day remains a legendary song for the previous generations and is one of the songs that defined the group's legacy.Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brnCe8lL7l4

Cry Cry serves as the lead track of the group's third mini-album titled 'Black Eyes,' released on November 11, 2011, across various online music platforms. This music video marked a significant shift in T-ara's career trajectory as the members shed their cute, cheerful image from 'Roly Poly' to embrace a more alluring persona, characterized by sharp, intense gazes captured through monochromatic visuals. The song features a poignant melody, rapid and light rap, typical of T-ara's vocal style, but in Cry Cry, we see a decisive and powerful demeanor, reflecting the group's evolving artistic direction. Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M69TE1yzt4

Collaboratively crafted by T-ara and Davichi, We were in love stands out as one of the hallmark tracks of this South Korean group. Its gentle melody encapsulates a profound, empathetic sorrow resonating with many, while the dazzling MV and the melancholic gazes of the girls strike deep into the hearts of listeners. Shortly after its release, We were in love consistently dominated various music charts, solidifying its legendary status among the 80s and 90s generations. Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJ31sMmytHU

Crafted by Shinsadong Tiger, the mastermind behind T-ara's hits like Bo Peep Bo Peep, Roly-Poly, Lovey Dovey not only delivers an infectious, upbeat melody but also marks the group's second venture into the realm of drama MVs. Its dynamic rhythm and freshness quickly propelled it to the top of numerous Korean music charts, following the success of the preceding drama MV, Cry Cry. Within just a week, the video reached a milestone of 3 million views online, cementing its status as one of the most impressive MVs of 2012 in Korea. Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sa1GWrN6eQ

'Roly-Poly' stands as a dance-pop anthem, its music video transformed into a theatrical performance set in a South Korean classroom. With its cheerful and light-hearted melody, not overly high-pitched, Roly-Poly secured the #1 spot on Mnet's M!Countdown and SBS's Inkigayo, along with the #2 position on Music Bank. Regarded as T-ara's biggest hit, it achieved a record-breaking over 2 million physical sales and more than 4.6 million downloads, becoming the most downloaded song of 2011, according to Gaon's statistics. Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Xolk2cFzlo

T-ara has owned various songs with different styles, but with Sexy Love, the girls will showcase a dance routine reminiscent of robots. The subsequent dramatic music video to Sexy Love features a dance track with an electro-club beat - fast-paced, catchy, and infused with powerful robot-inspired choreography - introducing a new style for the group while maintaining their distinctiveness and strength. Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShVRP09NCO4

Time to Love is a collaborative single by T-ara and Supernova. This single features contributions from several members of the group including Soyeon, Eunjung, Hyomin, Jiyeon, along with Kwangsu, Jihyuk, and Geonil from Supernova. 'Time to Love' was released on September 15, 2009, and quickly climbed to the top of various online music charts. The professionally delivered rap verses, along with the emotionally charged fluctuations between melancholy and upbeat moments in this music video, helped solidify T-ara's talent as a group. Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFFgRRLInD4

Deception is one of the rare Drama MVs by T-ara, making it stand out from the group's other songs right from the start. With T-ara's signature sweet and gentle melody, Lies also features an impressive climax filled with regret and longing in love - resonating with many. Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXxALKZeJHU

The Ninth is a song by the girl group T-ara from the album Again. The song was written and composed by Shinsadong Tiger, Choi Gyu Sung, and T-ara. Number Nine is the title track of the album, released on October 10, 2013, featuring T-ara's characteristic catchy melody and sound. In this new MV, they show a more mature beauty to their fans. The song starts with a gentle voice like the wind over guitar chords, then the melody suddenly becomes powerful and captivating. Upon its release, the song consistently topped music charts. Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qk52ypnGs68

With this track, T-ara clinched a total of 5 trophies on weekly music stages. The song's melody carries a youthful, cute style, with the main dance move being the adorable gesture of a cat. After its release, the song garnered widespread love and was covered by many. Additionally, Bo Peep Bo Peep was recorded in Japanese and released with a total of 87,168 copies sold. It topped the Oricon chart and received Gold certification from RIAJ for both mobile downloads and PC downloads.

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First Love is the title of a single by the idol group T-ara, officially released on 21/2/2014. This marks T-ara's first collaboration with Cho Young Soo since the hit track 'Day by Day'. The song is a Tango infused with a touch of rap by newcomer female rapper EB, fitting seamlessly with T-ara's characteristic music style while also carrying a gentle, melancholic ballad vibe that touches the heart. The MV is relatively simple, akin to some other project MVs, featuring scenes of work and recording in a modest studio setup, yet still showcasing the professionalism and talent of the girls. Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMPnAcJTj_U

On August 3rd, T-ara officially promoted their new album titled So Good along with the lead single 'So Crazy' at the So Crazy Showcase Comeback. The event, lasting over 1 hour and 30 minutes, took place in Chungdam-dong, Gangnam, with 120 fans in attendance. T-ara performed their new songs, interacted with fans, and shared their thoughts about the 'So Crazy' product. The title track 'So Crazy' garnered 1 million views on YouTube in just two days, marking the collaboration between Brave Brothers and the entire T-ara group (following Hyomin's previous collaboration with Brave Brothers).

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On February 23, 2010, T-ara reissued their debut album with the lead single 'I Go Crazy Because Of You,' composed by Wheesung, reaching first and 31st place on the Gaon music chart, with 3,042,224 digital downloads in the year. On the same day, T-Ara made a comeback performance on the M! Countdown stage and won three music awards: 1 trophy on M! Countdown and 2 trophies on Inkigayo.

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'Sugar Free' is an electronic dance music (EDM) track with a 'sugar-coated' dance routine and a pulsating, energetic electronic beat that captivates listeners with its addictive, repetitive style. The intense background music somewhat overwhelms the singers' voices. Produced by Shinsadong Tiger, who previously worked with the group on singles like 'Roly-Poly,' 'Lovey-Dovey,' and 'Number 9,' along with the composers Beom & Nang. 'Sugar Free' is part of the group's 11th mini-album, And & End, which ranked 4th on the World Digital Songs chart and topped China's largest MV-sharing website YinYueTai for 6 days.

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