Via tokyohive:
After School (AFTERSCHOOL) will be releasing their 4th Japanese single, “Lady Luck / Dilly Dally” on June 13th.
After releasing a teaser teaser for “Lady Lucky”, the full PV has now been revealed. “Lady Luck” is a ‘kira kira girly’ song and is the theme song to the “Samantha Thavasa ALL STARS” commercial.
Since the song is tied in with Samantha Thavasa, towards the end of the PV, the choreography incorporates the ladies using a Samatha Thavasa handbag.
Check out the PV below:
Source: allkpop
23 December:
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The full PV (or ‘promotional video’) for After School‘s latest Japanese single has finally been revealed!
As promised, “Rambling Girls” is full of eye candy. The girls deliver their ‘S-line’ dance in short, silvery mini-dresses that further cements their image as ‘sexy idols’. Their body waves become even more alluring when performed against the rigid futuristic set.
Check out their video below!
Source: allkpop
3 November:
Their official Japanese homepage recently got updated with pictures of their album jacket, as well as individual member profile shots.
On November 3rd, group leader Kahi tweeted, “I changed my profile picture. [Compared to our Japanese version] Promotions for ‘Diva’ in Korea was very different right?^^ But we’ll do our best, please cheer for us and watch over us~ ♪ Fighting~~!!“.
After School’s ‘Diva’ CD will go on sale November 23rd.
29 October:
After School‘s Japanese agency, avex trax, has released a “Tap Slap” version of the group’s upcoming single, “Diva“.
“Diva” drops on November 23rd, and to commemorate the release the girls will hold a special event in Tokyo and Osaka, where they will perform a mini live and a high-five event.
Check out the tap-slap version of “Diva” below!
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Source: allkpop
25 October:
After debuting with “Bang!” earlier this year, After School is returning to Japan with a remake of their hit “Diva“! Their agency Avex Entertainment has just released a 1:22 PV teaser on Youtube for fans worldwide to enjoy.
Although it doesn’t reveal the full track, it looks like the Japanese version will have noticeable differences as opposed to its original. The wardrobe takes a step away from the bright concept of the original for a black, white and pink theme, and the MV even features shots of dance sequences with choreography and outfits reminiscent of “Let’s Step Up” during “Shampoo” promotions. The track itself also gets an electronic twist.
With the lyrics translated and distributed differently than the original (watch it here), the Japanese remake of “Diva” gives fans old and new a fresh look at the 2009 hit track. Tell us your thoughts on the teaser below!
Source: allkpop
