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Having her in it would just speculate rumours of her possibly coming back... Since she isn't with T-ara anymore, so why would they keep photos of her in this pictorial album? It's not that they want her to be forgotten, they just can't have anymore hate from anti's

I love this MV. We finally got to see how they were doing while filming the SL dance/robot MV. I'm happy to see that they still had fun despite everything that happened. (I was worried that they were all gloomy and dragging their feet to film this.) Ah so this is the MV that includes the fans doing cover dance of SL that was supposed to be released last week? But I thought they said 37 countries doing SL cover dance? Or maybe another MV is coming up? I've already said this in one post, but I'll just say it again... I love that they are using the power of the internet in their favor... to promote the song. I mean, if they can't perform live, or if music shows like Music Bank didn't allow them to perform last week, or if they can't perform this song longer than they usually do, then the best way to promote it is to keep posting many MVs via the internet. If Korean netizens hate them, then, through the internet, the fans worldwide would still be able to continue to support and appreciate them. Also, Tokyo MV, for me, means: "hey even if Korea hates T-ara right now, Japan/Tokyo still loves T-ara" or something to that effect. I really hope they release another MV showing fans worldwide dancing SL... something like Sexy World LOL Then that would be a huge slap to those haters especially those Korean anti-fans/haters. Hmmm. Looking forward to that. T-ara Fighting!!!

[12.09.09] Videos HD - T-ara ~Jewelry Box~ Japan Concert in Budokan http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=DFHfjDmvTtI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDuSkIeCo1g&feature=g-u-u Cr: AMZTT6 @ Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6yvWyxB4Qg&feature=share http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NKa-BJZbnQ0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-sdT30LGqRE Cr: kpopggHDJP @ Youtube

Sexy Eyes Sexy Nose Sexy Mouth Chuuu ~ Don't you know?

sigh... with this, i'm so thankful of the queen's who cheered at inkigayo to make it up for the girls... but this is just too harsh... doing this bec. of the false bullying issue... they don't deserve it! Don't worry T-ara, I'm sure when there is rain there will be a bright sun afterwards Hongkong and Malaysia Queen's be sure to light up their show case there okay? ^^ 5x or even 10x brighter than jeju!

[12.09.10] T-ara to reveal "SEXY LOVE in TOKYO" music video today T-ara will reveal "SEXY LOVE in TOKYO" through GomTV at 12:00 PM today. On September 10th at 12:00 PM KST, T-ara will reveal their fourth "SEXY LOVE" music video "SEXY LOVE in TOKYO" that will have footage from their Budokan concert in Japan. T-ara released a drama version, dance version and robot dance version beforehand. The music videos for "SEXY LOVE" ranked #1 in GomTV and other sites after being released. *** Source: http://news.nate.com/view/20120910n08343 Translated by: Nathaniel @ Diadem

ok I just preordered ALL the 3 versions. Just gotta wait until the release date. I'm going crazy because of you T-ARA!! I love you so

I agree. The albums are already available for preorder on yesasia. Calculating the price is giving me a headache but I want to get it all. Lol.

Seeing how Jiyeon seems in a rush to go off stage after their final robotic pose, I think they were indeed affected by the negative response (the boos when T-ara was announced + cold/silent treatment). After rewatching the fancams, I really think their expressions while performing were not as bright/energetic as their music show performances. But then again, I really think it's not that bad compared to SNSD's black ocean. The news circulating are just probably based on anti-fan accounts so it seems really "humiliating" for the reader. The article said 10 minutes but it's just 1 song so it's not 10 minutes LOL. And I can barely hear those shouts about Hwayoung or get out of the stage. The worst part I have heard is the loud negative response after T-ara was announced. That's it. Okay maybe I am underestimating it. (Honestly if I were in their place, I would just perform my best and not notice the audience because I know I can perform well and if they don't want to see me perform, it's not my problem anymore, it's their problem.) But it all boils down to the fact that "humiliation" should not be based on the netizens' or the audience's standard. I think what matters is if the T-ara members really felt humiliated that much. Or better yet, if such negative response disheartened them. I wrote in one post that there were no news about black ocean. I guess I was wrong. I've read one article that really used the term "black ocean" so it appears so huge and bad. I do hope that this pseudo-black ocean helped gain sympathy for them instead (but who am I kidding, those anti-fans are probably laughing at them now) . I hope T-ara members also know about that comment I've been always reading/seeing: "SNSD got black ocean twice, but look at how successful they have become." I hope they can take some inspiration by that so they can stay optimistic. I've said this before. No one deserves to be treated with disrespect like this. T-ara may be hurt by the response in this Jeju concert, but I also believe that their fighting spirit and determination just got even stronger. Watch the Inkigayo performance. After a painful night, they get up again the following day and showed us an even more energetic and powerful performance. I'm holding onto their previous statement that they will perform like it's their last and that they are going to have a mindset of rookies. So I guess the more negative response they get, they will just strive harder so they can give their best performance every time they perform. Show them, T-ara. I know you can. Remember that the controversy started with their tweets on determination and haters and netizens have been mocking them using the term "determination" ever since. Oh well, T-ara didn't tweet it for nothing. They got hated for it. But now, I think it's time for T-ara to show the public, especially those haters, what determination really means. T-ara Fighting!!!

I was a little angry when I heard about the news, but it's not like I didn't expect it. I just want them to know that there are still a lot of Queen's supporting them. They don't have to care about people hating them, just do your best for fans who support them, that should be enough.

i was gona get this, until i found out all pics that contain hwayoung are editted to not show her or shes not pictured at all. another sorry attempt by CCM and KKS to try to get the puppets to forget she ever existed and was with t-ara and helped them to get where they were. erase all the memories! even the good ones! (evil KKS laugh)

le sigh, my parents will never understand..they see it as a 200 page picture book XD

Hmm this is... I don't know...... I know this was just a translated news from korean news media but from my pov i' ve seen the fancam and heard the audio. Its not that bad but based on that news it makes it sound they were totally humiliated. Exaggg much Be strong girls

Dang Kqueens, What a bunch of losers. Find something better to do. At least T-ara was classy about it.

I'm happy they were given an opportunity to perform. It's their first live public performance in a concert after the controversy. I'm happy that they were so brave to pull this performance off amidst the negative response of many Koreans. I'm happy that it was a success. Based on the video, it was indeed a cold and silent audience, I did not hear fan chants, and only heard those few claps after the performance. But then again we can't be so sure since there was no concrete proof of the response of the entire audience. Like @kuriya17 I also noticed Jiyeon seems to be in a rush to go off stage. I was trying to see if anyone is teary-eyed or anything but it's not so clear to see that. But I think they don't look as cheerful as their other performances. Oh well. They probably expected worse. I'm glad it's not as bad as a black ocean like what happened to SNSD in 2008... The rumors about the T-ara black ocean going around seems to be exaggerated and it's not as huge as anti-fans want it to be. Some people probably shouted those mean things and turned off their glowsticks, but I think it did not make a huge impact. No official news whatsoever about any T-ara black ocean. Just rumors that they got booed during the 10-minute performance, which doesn't seem to be true. Seeing this video, it's "just" a cold bench, not really about booing or a black ocean. [The audio file going around earlier (now deleted) was quite disappointing because when T-ara was announced, the reaction sounds negative and the people near the one who recorded the audio were just chatting, as if not paying attention, and after they performed, there seems to be some sarcastic remarks. Probably it's just one small cluster in the audience, not the entire audience. It's probably a failed attempt at a black ocean act.] It's probably just that, some groups were disrespectful at that time. Some cheap immature act of disrespect that would get them nowhere. But during the performance, I think there were no boos. Though no fan chants either. Whatever it is, T-ara won't disband because of what those immature audience did. About those rumors saying T-ara cried after the performance, well, they're just that--rumors. At least they were professional enough, they performed well and they thanked the audience. If they were indeed hurt/affected and if they indeed cried after that Jeju concert, well, I think they are fighting even more and even stronger now. Watch the Inkigayo performance, how much they smiled and looked so happy and energetic as if mocking those anti-fans even more, "ha, the more you hate us, the more we get stronger, watch us rise again." I do hope every T-ara member is a positive thinker. They just have to hang on and focus on their performances and cheer up because they still have supporters. I wish them the best in their future performances. I hope they receive so much support and love from the audience. T-ara Fighting!