Women's Generation

Women's Generation is the first project single by South Korean girl groups SeeYa, Davichi, and T-ara released on May 6, 2009. Its musical styles revolve around themes of women's empowerment. Though T-ara is officially credited on all tracks of the single, only Ji-yeon participated in singing and performing. A second special project single, titled Wonder Woman was released a year later following the success of the first featuring SeeYa, Davichi, and T-ara (Hyomin & Eun-jung).

Background and release
On April 21, CCM announced that Davichi and Seeya will be releasing a special project single. Controversy rose, due to Seeya's member Nam Gyu-ri's legal dispute with the agency following her sudden departure from the group. Jiyeon, a member of newcomer T-ara joined the project representing her group. Jiyeon was speculated as Seeya's new member after her participation, however, CCM denied the rumors and announced that she will remain a member of T-ara. "Women's Generation" was later re-released under Seeya's album Rebloom on October 26, 2009, as a CD-only track.

Composition
The single, composed of three tracks, were written by K. Smith while production and composition was handled by Cho Young-soo. A title track "Women's Generation", an alternate version of the song called "Forever Love" and a remix for the latter. "Forever Love" had the same melody as "Women's Generation", but the lyrics and part distribution were slightly different.

Commercial performance
"Women's Generation" peaked at number three on Melon. "Forever Love" and its remix also made it to the charts with the original peaking within the top 10. The song also peaked at two on KBS's Music Bank and other programs, however, it never won a trophy. "Women's Generation" ranked at number 31 on the year-end Melon chart in 2009. It also ended ranked at number four in mobile downloads for 2009.

Promotion and live performances
"Women's Generation" was performed for the first time on On May 7 on M Countdown and then on several weekly music show programs including Inkigayo and Music Bank until June. The unit also occasionally performed the rest of the tracks.

In popular culture
In 2009, it was played on MBC's Cinderella Man. The same year it was used in the mobile game Music Factory. In 2013, the song was performed by Cho Hang-jo on KBS2's drama Wang's Family. At their first concert, WSG Wannabe performed "Women's Generation" (along with "Wonder Woman") which was broadcast by MBC. According to Nielsen Korea (reported by MBC News), the highest rated part of the concert was the cover songs performance which achieved 7.0% rating.

In October 2022, the song was selected as both the opening and closing theme for film Ajumma; according to the film's director Huh Shu-ming, the song describes well the protagonist's situation as a passionate mother "I made it while thinking about what kind of life my mother would have lived if she hadn't devoted herself to me".