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T-ara's Hello Baby is a South Korean reality television series that premiered on KBS in November 2010. The show was preceded by Shinee's Hello Baby, in which T-ara had made a cameo in, and was broadcast from November 16, 2010 to February 1, 2011. The show depicts the girl group T-ara experiencing what motherhood is like by taking care of three young children.

Hello Baby is a South Korean reality television series that premiered on KBS Joy in June 2009. The show depicts a different idol group each season taking care of a

Hello Baby seasons
The show is produced by Im Yonghyeon and is hosted by a different South Korean idol group each season; taking on the role of "mothers" or "fathers". Each season lasts from 12 to 13 episodes (except for Girls' Generation's Hello Baby which had 22).

Puretty (퓨리티, Japanese: ピュリティ, stylized as PURETTY) is a South Korean girl group formed by DSP Media in 2012. Their name is a portmanteau of the words "pure" and "pretty". The group will debut in August in Japan, ahead of their Korean debut.

Pre-debut
In January 2012, DSP Media announced that they will be debuting a new sister group to Kara and Rainbow. Temporarily nicknamed as the DSP Girls, the group revealed plans to debut simultaneously in both Korea and Japan in an anime titled Pretty Rhythm – Dear My Future.

Puretty held their first official performance at the Tokyo Toy Show 2012 on June 15, promoting their debut single "Cheki☆Love".

Core Contents Media is a South Korean record label which operates as a subsidiary of Mnet Media, owned by the CJ Group.

History
In October 2006, Mnet Media acquired and integrated three companies: online music portal site MAXMP3, music publishing company Poibos, and IT company Mediopia. However, after the acquisitions, a separate subsidiary was created in order to reduce the size. Core Contents Media was founded in January 2007, with Kim Kwang-soo as CEO.

"Sexy Love" is a song by South Korean girl group T-ara from their fourth extended play re-issue Mirage (2012). The song was co-written and produced by Shinsadong Tiger and Choi Kyu-sung. "Sexy Love" is an electropop song. The lyrics are about the protagonist finding everything about their lover as "sexy".

Upon the album's release Four music videos were released for the song: a drama version, a dance version, a behind-the-scenes version titled "Sexy Love in Tokyo", and a robot dance version which highlights the

"Sexy Love" was re-recorded in Japanese with lyrics by Shoko Fujibayashi, and released as T-ara's fourth Japanese single on November 14, 2012. The single reached number five on the Billboard Japan Hot 100, and number four on the Oricon weekly single charts with 40,835 copies sold.

Chart performance
"Sexy Love" debuted at number four on the Gaon charts. The song sold a total of 1,542,191 digital copies according to Gaon's 2012 year end chart.

The Japanese single sold a total of 40,835 physical copies its first week, debuting at number four on the Oricon weekly singles chart. The single spent ten weeks on the chart

Live performances
T-ara performed "Sexy Love" on South Korea's televised music shows starting on the September 6, 2012, broadcast of M! Countdown.

Critical reception
The song has been compared to

Background and synopsis
The music video for "Countryside Life" was filmed over a period of three days and four nights, and was directed by Jo Soo-hyun. Jo, who is known for directing Psy's "Gangnam Style" and "Gentleman", previously worked with T-ara for their "Bunny Style!" music video. The first teaser for the music video was shown at the 2013, and the full music video premierd on YouTube

The drama version depicts the group as incompetent farmhands, who are bored and tired of farm life. As their supervisor gets distracted, the members play hooky and. The group practices their dance routine through out the farm before heading into the city to the dance competition where they win. The video features a variety of cameo appearances, including singer Kim Wan-sun, politician Huh Kyung-young, actor Jung Woon-taek, retired baseball player Yang Joon-hyuk, Davichi's Kang Min-kyung and Speed's Tae-won.

Thank U Very Much
"Doogeun Doogeun" (두근 두근, "Pit-a-pat") is a song recorded by South Korean girl group Bestie. It was released on February 28, 2014 by YNB Entertainment as the group's third digital single. A snippet of "Thank U Very Much" was televised during South Korea's various music shows a week before its full release, announcing the group's upcoming promotional cycle which began on the February 27, 2014 broadcast of M! Countdown.

The song was written and produced by Duble Sidekick, with additional arrangement by Radio Galaxi. Musically, "Thank U Very Much" is a mid-tempo dance-pop song that draws influences from 1980s power R&B, containing a 1970s-sounding guitar riff and classical strings. Lyrically, the about the freedom that comes after a much needed break up. The song is about the girl thanking the guy for leaving her, since he was no good anyway.

While critical reception towards the song were positive, it received low success in South Korea, peaking at number ___ on the Gaon charts and. An accompanying music video for the song

Critical reception
Grace Danbi Hong of enewsworld rated the music video three and a half stars out of five, commenting that. both compared the visuals to that of Psy's "Gangnam Style"