ChoA gives her two cents about AOA's rankings on music charts

By yckim124 Thursday, January 5, 2017 80,888 5,513 146

ChoA gave her own two cents about AOA on music charts.

Recently, AOA made an anticipated comeback with "Bing Bing" and "Excuse Me". Unfortunately, the group gained some negative feedbacks, as their new tracks seemingly failed to live up to netizens' expectations. The songs also failed to top music charts, despite AOA's popularity.

In a recent interview about their comeback, ChoA commented, "It's our first full album so I'm not worrying too much about our rankings on music charts. Also, I know that a lot of artists are also releasing music around this time period."

She continued, "We wanted to show that we're capable of a variety of concepts, like we used to years ago. I'm currently enjoying this album's promotion period."

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sanshine • Saturday, January 7, 2017

I don't like their new songs, their pronunciation of excuse me turned to "kills me" which is a bit unfortunate. The tune is somewhat catchy but that alone was not enough for me. I also found their dance routine to excuse me too amature. Bing bing wasn't bad but wasn't great either, as there was nothing unique or stood out. If we were to compare this to their previous songs, I can agree it's a disappointment because we all know how talented these girls are.

Squattingpanda • Friday, January 6, 2017

as for which song i like better....idk. its like one day i think excuse me is better and then i saw the live stage for bing bing and it grew on me, and they're both just such fun, groovy songs. and i know we shouldn't worry too much about their chart ranking and just enjoy the music, but i do hope that they will get more love and support as they promote.

Squattingpanda • Friday, January 6, 2017

i still dont understand why they aren't doing well? i was blasting both songs the other day and they just seem like they'd be hits with the koreans as well

heyshy • Friday, January 6, 2017

I like Excuse Me more than Bing Bing. It's more catchy. But I would rather AOA to go back to Get Out era. That song brought me to AOA but when they started to do sexy concept I kinda lost the hype.

hellyeakpop • Friday, January 6, 2017

Honestly, I really loved both of their new singles. It's a shame that they weren't well received.

zero_red • Friday, January 6, 2017

for some reason the matter of opinion doesn't exist in kpop, sure there are troll that do what they do just to get a rise out of people, but then there are some people that have legit criticism and dislikes of some "XYZ" group and fans of that said group(s) get up in arms and are ready of accusing those people of being trolls. people can have an opinion, they can agree to disagree, that's what makes us human, instead of conforming to one idea like chicken fodder or mindless drones

lolhaha • Friday, January 6, 2017

It's not like she can diss the lable unless she wants to rest for a couple of years

kalniac • Friday, January 6, 2017

This is actually a nice album, it's just the fucking korean people that doesn't let go a minor fail

3percenter • Friday, January 6, 2017

ChoA and AOA aren't responsible. They didn't write the music, lyrics, or create the choreography. The management shitheads are responsible. AOA was given what they were given and they have made the best of it. They did their job and then some. Their performances... which is about the only thing they have control over... are still top notch.