TASTY twins release new version of ‘MAMAMA’ music video!

[rikayla.livejournal.com]

That’s right! We now have two amazing versions of the song!

Giving it their all, TASTY make their Chinese debut with the Chinese version of one of their hot songs, MAMAMA! They have previously already dropped the Chinese version of their new single Addiction, and their songs You Know Me and Day n Night. These songs are part of the duo’s Chinese album.

They held a very successful Chinese debut showcase on August 22nd in Beijing, proving just how popular they already are. The MVs feature all the slick, smooth moves, fun, and the songs have that addictive beat that was in their Korean versions.


Sources: 24/7 K-Pop, Tasty

iTunes for these Chinese versions please. They sound a lot better in Chinese!

Comments

[seroquels.livejournal.com]

Hmm, a lot of this looks like it was left over footage, but this song was still kind of a jam.

And IA OP, I was just thinking that yesterday.

[bauci.livejournal.com]

This song is still my jam and they do sound better in Chinese. Hope the debut goes well!

[hipployta.livejournal.com]

It does sound better in Chinese...I think this Chinese push is a VERY good idea for them and I don't know why Woolim took so long...SM put them in their SMTOWN shows in China as soon as the merger happened and made note of their friendship with Kris and Tao so I was kind of expecting too

[rikayla.livejournal.com]

right?! i'm a new fan (as of last week lol), but i was looking at some of their past promotions, and they seem so much more comfortable speaking in mandarin than in korean. maybe it's just me tho.

they're also close to zhou mi too! he was able to tell them apart on idol true colors because of how close they are, hahah. i found that pretty awesome.

[uledy.livejournal.com]

it would be so nice if they'd been able to reshoot the mv :| still love the song and dance tho.

[orangeinsanity.livejournal.com]

I loved their debut but they've been falling off my radar... they're attractive and I like their voices so whatever.

Also, they do actually sound better in Chinese!