Brown Eyed Girls sizzles with “Sixth Sense” comeback
After two years of absence from the K-Pop scene, the Brown Eyed Girls has made their comeback and it is sizzling hot!
As reported in Yahoo! OMG! earlier this month, the Brown Eyed Girls has finally made their comeback with the track "Sixth Sense." Nega Network, their management, explained that their single is an expression of the need to escape the boundaries of the five human senses when experiencing music, thus encouraging people to feel it with their sixth sense.
Fans waiting for Narsha, Gain, Jea, and Miryo for more than two years showed their excitement by honoring the Brown Eyed Girls with an "all-kill" performance on major music charts including Melon, Mnet and Bugs. The girls also debuted at number eight in the Billboard K-Pop Hot 100. The "Sixth Sense" music video already registered 1.4 million views in less than a week of upload. The response to "Sixth Sense" has generally been positive with the girls rocking all of their comeback stages.
"Sixth Sense" is definitely a product of long hours of preparation. The high octave vocals, sizzling choreography and well-thought out music video show evidence that the Brown Eyed Girls are still a huge force to reckon with in K-Pop. Indeed, they deserve the title of being one of the "queens of K-Pop girl groups".
So, what do you think of the Brown Eyed Girls' comeback? Was it worth the wait?
Catherine Deen blogs for Yahoo! Philippines OMG!. She lives, eats and breathes Korean music, cuisine, telenovelas, and pop culture. Follow her on Twitter @cathsdeen.
