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[[Image:Oh.png|thumb|440px| Girls' Generation promoting [[Oh!]]; Left to Right: Sunny, Yoona, Seoyeon, Yuri, Jessica, Taeyeon, Seo Hyun, Tiffany, Hyoyeon  (2010)]]
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[[File:Girls' Generation - FOREVER 1 promo.jpg|thumb|550px|Girls' Generation promoting ''[[Forever 1|FOREVER 1]]'' (2022)]]
 
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'''Girls' Generation''' (소녀시대, 少女時代) is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group formed by [[SM Entertainment]]. They were described as the female [[Super Junior]] by [[SM Entertainment]], and are best known for their hit 2009 songs [[Gee]] and [[Tell Me Your Wish (Genie)]]. Domestically they are known as "So Nyuh Shi Dae" or by the acronym "SNSD", which translated means "The Era of Girls".  
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'''Girls' Generation''' (소녀시대 (''So Nyeo Si Dae'' or ''SNSD'') in Korea, and 少女時代 (''Shoujo Jidai'') in Japan) is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group formed by [[SM Entertainment]]. Prior to their debut, they were described as the female [[Super Junior]] by [[SM Entertainment]]. They became well known after their hit 2009 song "[[Gee (song)|Gee]]".
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The group debuted in Japan under [[Universal Music]] in August 2010 with the release of a commemorative DVD. They have been under indefinite hiatus since 2017 when their contracts expired. Members [[Tiffany]], [[Sooyoung]], and [[Seohyun]] were the only members not to renew. Despite their departure from SM Entertainment, the girls remain members of the group.
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==Members==
 
==Members==
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* [[Taeyeon]] (태연; Leader, Main Vocals)
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* [[Taeyeon]] (Leader, Main Vocals)
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* [[Jessica]] (제시카; Main Vocals)
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* [[Sunny]] (Lead Vocals)
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* [[Sunny]] (써니; Vocals)
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* [[Hyoyeon]] (Vocals, Main Rapper, Main Dancer)
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* [[Tiffany]] (티파니; Main Vocals)
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* [[Yuri]] (Vocals, Rapper, Main Dancer)
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* [[Hyoyeon]] (효연; Vocals)
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* [[Yoona]] (Vocals, Lead Rapper, Visual, Lead Dancer)
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* [[Yuri]] (유리; Vocals)
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* [[Tiffany]] (Lead Vocals)
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* [[Seo Hyun]] (서현; Lead Vocals)
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* [[Sooyoung]] (Vocals, Rapper, Lead Dancer)
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* [[Sooyoung]] (수영; Vocals)
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* [[Seohyun]] (Lead Vocals, Maknae)
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* [[Yoona]] (윤아; Vocals)
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===Former Members===
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* [[Jessica]] (Main Vocals)
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===Units===
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* [[Girls' Generation-TTS]]
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* [[Girls' Generation-Oh!GG]]
  
 
==Information==
 
==Information==
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[[Image:Intothenewworld.png|thumb|left|250px|Girls' Generation promoting "[[Into the New World|Into the new world]]" (2007)]]
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[[Image:Intothenewworld.png|thumb|left|250px|Girls' Generation promoting "[[Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the New World)|Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)]]" (2007)]]
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===Debut===
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===2007-2008: Debut and 1st Studio Album===
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Girls' Generation were initially known as "Super Girls", a fan made name, before their debut. Touted as the female [[Super Junior]] by [[SM Entertainment]], the group was announced to include members with diverse talents able to speak in different languages such as English, Chinese, and Japanese fluently for future expansion in different markets. Initially 11 members were in the group. However, 2 members withdrew; one of them being [[So Yeon]] who is now in [[T-ara]]. The members were unveiled individually from July 7, 2007 to the 14th.
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Girls' Generation were initially known as "Super Girls", a fan made name, before their debut. Touted as the female [[Super Junior]] by [[SM Entertainment]], the group was announced to include members with diverse talents able to speak in different languages such as English, Chinese, and Japanese fluently for future expansion in different markets. Initially 11 members were in the group. However, 2 members withdrew; one of them being [[So Yeon]] who is now in [[T-ara]] and the other is [[Chanmi]] who is now in [[Coed School]]. The members were unveiled individually from July 7, 2007 to the 14th.
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They unofficially debuted at [[M.net]]'s "[[School of Rock]]" on July 18, 2007 where they performed  "[[Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the New World)|Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)]]", which later became their debut single. On July 27, 2007 a documentary aired on "M.net" titled ''[[Girls' Generation Goes To School]]'', which showed behind the scenes footage of the group, including the preparation of their unofficial debut performance at "School of Rock".
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"[[Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the New World)|Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)]]" was physically released on August 2, 2007, and they officially debuted on [[Wikipedia:Seoul_Broadcasting_System|SBS]] ''[[Wikipedia:The_Music_Trend|Inkigayo]]'' on August 5, 2007. Girls' Generation were #1 on ''M!Countdown'' and ''Inkigayo'' twice with "[[Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the New World)|Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)]]".
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[[Image:Girlsgeneration1stalbum.png|thumb|right|250px|Girls' Generation promoting ''[[So Nyeo Si Dae]]'' (2007)]]
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Girls' Generation released their self titled debut album ''[[So Nyeo Si Dae]]'' on November 1, 2007. The first track on the album titled "[[So Nyeo Si Dae (Girls' Generation)]]", which was a remake of [[Lee Seung Chul]]'s 1989 hit, was used as the lead single. The debut performance was on ''M!Countdown'', the same day as the album's release date, and the music video for "So Nyeo Si Dae (Girls' Generation)" was released on November 2, 2007. The song won #1 on ''M!Countdown'' and on ''Inkigayo'' twice.
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Following the success of "So Nyeo Si Dae (Girls' Generation)", it was announced on January 8, 2008 that they would began promoting "[[Kissing You|Kissing you]]" as their second single.
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They debuted the performance of "Kissing you" on January 13, 2008 at ''Inkigayo'', and released the music video on January 14th, which featured [[Super Junior]] member [[Donghae]] as their special boyfriend. "Kissing you" became #1 on ''[[Wikipedia:Music_Bank_(TV_series)|Music Bank]]'', and was #1 twice on ''Inkigayo'' and ''M!Countdown''.
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Due to popularity, they released a repackaged album titled ''[[So Nyeo Si Dae|Baby Baby]]'' on March 17, 2008. The song "[[Baby Baby (Girls' Generation)|Baby Baby]]", was used as the third single, and the debut performance was on April 13, 2008 at ''Inkigayo''. ''[[So Nyeo Si Dae]]'' has sold 121,143 copies to date. On October 8, 2008, ''[[Girls' Generation's Factory Girl]]'', a reality show featuring Girls' Generation as [[Wikipedia:Elle_Girl|Elle Girl]] editors, was broadcast on M.net until it's last episode on December 17, 2008.
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[[Image:Girlsgenerationgee.png|thumb|left|250px| Girls' Generation promoting ''[[Gee]]'' (2009)]]
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===2009: 1st & 2nd Mini-Albums===
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During promotional activities for ''[[So Nyeo Si Dae|Baby Baby]]'', Girls' Generation started individual solo activities. [[Taeyeon]] began hosting as a disc jockey with [[Super Junior]]'s [[Kang In]], [[Yoona]] was cast as the lead actress in the drama ''[http://wiki.d-addicts.com/You_Are_My_Destiny Neoneun Nae Unmyeong]'', and besides endorsing products and lending their vocals to drama soundtracks, the group remained in indefinite hiatus for nine months. However on December 26, 2009 solo teaser posters of each Girls' Generation member were erected all over Seoul.
  
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They unofficially debuted at [[M.net]]'s [[School of Rock]] on July 18, 2007 where they performed  [[Into the New World|Into the new world]], which later became their debut single. On July 27, 2007 a documentary aired on "M.net" titled [[Girls' Generation Goes To School]], which showed behind the scenes footage of the group, including the preparation of their unofficial debut performance at "School of Rock".  
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On December 28, 2008 SM Entertainment confirmed that their album would be released on January 7, 2009 and their debut performance would be held at "Music Bank" on January 9, 2009. SM Entertainment stated "You will be able to feel an upgraded charm to Girls' Generation with this new album. Fan's eyes and ears will rejoice after seeing the bright and cute charms that only Girls' Generation can have".
  
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[[Into the New World|Into the new world]] was physically released on August 2, 2007, and they officially debuted on [[Wikipedia:Seoul_Broadcasting_System|SBS]] [[Wikipedia:The_Music_Trend|Inkigayo]] on August 5, 2007. Girls' Generation were #1 on "M.net M!Countdown" and [[Wikipedia:Seoul_Broadcasting_System|SBS]] [[Wikipedia:The_Music_Trend|Inkigayo]] twice with [[Into the New World|Into the new world]].  
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On January 2, 2009, [[SM Entertainment]] revealed an MV teaser for "[[Gee (song)|Gee]]", the title track to their debut mini-album ''[[Gee]]''. Shortly after the physical release of ''[[Gee]]'' on January 7, 2009, the title track hit #1 on various music portal sites such as [[MelOn]], [[Dosirak]], and [[Cyworld]]. However, unlike previously announced, Girls' Generation held their come back stage at [[Wikipedia:Munhwa_Broadcasting_Corporation|MBC]] "Music Core" on January 10, 2009 due to a ban "Music Bank" officials placed on the group. They performed "Gee" and "[[Haptic Motion|Himnae! (Way To Go)]]". A certain part of the choreography for "Gee" called the "Crab Leg Dance" by fans became immensely popular amongst the public. The group won their first "Mutizen" at "Music Bank" on January 16, 2009 despite their absence. On February 22, 2009 Girls' Generation won "Song of the Month" at the "Cyworld Digital Music Awards" for "Gee", and SM Entertainment released an official MV for "[[Haptic Motion|Himnae! (Way To Go)]]" on March 5, 2009.
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[[Image:Girlsgeneration1stalbum.png|thumb|right|250px|Girls' Generation promoting "[[Girls' Generation (album)|Girls' Generation]]" (2007)]]
 
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Girls' Generation released their debut self titled album [[Girls' Generation (album)|Girls' Generation]] on November 1, 2007. The first track on the album titled [[Girls' Generation (song)|Girls' Generation]], which was a remake of [[Lee Seung Chul]]'s 1989 hit, was used as the lead single. The debut performance was on "M.net M!Countdown, the same day as the album's release date, and the MV for "Girls' Generation" was released on November 2, 2007. The song was a hit. It won #1 on "M.net M!Countdown" and on [[Wikipedia:Seoul_Broadcasting_System|SBS]] [[Wikipedia:The_Music_Trend|Inkigayo]] twice.  
 
  
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Following the success of "Girls' Generation", it was announced on January 8, 2009 that they would began promoting [[Kissing You]] as their second single.  
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Dubbed "Gee Syndrome", the song became immensely popular as it continued to dominate #1 on offline and online charts. Girls' Generation broke the all time record for most consecutive #1’s, with 9 consecutive #1 wins at "Music Bank". Girls' Generation concluded promotions for "[[Gee]]" on March 17, 2009.
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They debuted the performance of "Kissing You" on January 13, 2008 at [[Wikipedia:Seoul_Broadcasting_System|SBS]] [[Wikipedia:The_Music_Trend|Inkigayo]], and released the MV on January 14th, which featured [[Super Junior]] member [[Lee Dong Hae|Dong Hae]] as their special boyfriend. "Kissing You" was an even greater hit than it's predecessors. The song became #1 on [[Wikipedia:Music_Bank_(TV_series)|Music Bank]], and was #1 twice on [[Wikipedia:The_Music_Trend|Inkigayo]] and "Mnet M!Countdown".  
 
  
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Due to popularity, they released a repackaged album titled [[Girls' Generation (album)|Baby Baby (Repackaged)]] on March 17, 2008. The song [[Baby Baby]], was used as the third single, and the debut performance was on April 13, 2008 at [[Wikipedia:The_Music_Trend|Inkigayo]]. [[Girls' Generation (album)|Girls' Generation]] has sold 121,143 copies to date. On October 8, 2008, [[Girls' Generation's Factory Girl]], a reality show featuring Girls' Generation as [[Wikipedia:Elle_Girl|Elle Girl]] editors, was broadcasted on [[Mnet]] until it's last episode on December 17, 2008.
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On December 25, 2009 Gee won the #1 song for the entire 2009 in KBS Music Bank K-chart, with a total of 7,265 points (2,887 digital sales points, 1,590 audience rating points, 1,009 album sales points, 1,779 broadcasting points. Broadcasting points count any TV appearance that lasts more than one minute, including cover and parodies).
  
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[[Image:Girlsgenerationgee.png|thumb|left|250px| Girls' Generation promoting "[[Gee]]" (2009)]]
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[[Image:Girlsgenerationprofile.png|thumb|250px| Girls' Generation promoting ''[[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]]'' (2009)]]
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===1st Mini-Album (Gee Syndrome)===
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Girls' Generation's come back date, set for June 25, 2009, was confirmed on June 14, 2009. A teaser image for their second mini-album was also revealed. Girls' Generation stated "We are really excited to be coming back with a new concept and music. We are working extremely hard to come back with more charisma than ever, so please wait for us and support us." The last episode of [[Girls' Generation's Horror Movie Factory]] also ended on June 14th due to low ratings. The lead single for their 2nd mini-album was revealed to be "[[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie) (song)|Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]]" on June 16, 2009 and photo's from the set of the music video were also released.
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During promotional activities for [[Girls' Generation (album)|Baby Baby]] album, Girls' Generation started individual solo activities. [[Taeyeon]] began hosting as a disc jockey with [[Super Junior]]'s [[Kang In]], [[Yoona]] was cast as the lead actress in the drama [[You Are My Destiny]], and the group appeared in numerous commercials, soundtracks, and released digital singles. For nine months they were absent from the music scene. However on December 26, 2009 solo teaser posters of each Girls' Generation member were erected all over Seoul.
 
  
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On December 28, 2009 SM Entertainment confirmed that their album would be released on January 7, 2009 and their debut performance would be held at "Music Bank" on January 9, 2009. SM Entertainment stated "You will be able to feel an upgraded charm to Girls' Generation with this new album. Fan's eyes and ears will rejoice after seeing the bright and cute charms that only Girls' Generation can have".
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Individual photo's of Girls' Generation's come back, called the "Marine Girl" concept, were released on June 18, 2009 while the music video teaser for "Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)" was released on June 19, 2009. The preview for their new reality show [[Girls' Generation's Hello Baby]], set to air on June 23, 2009, was also released on June 19th. The mini-album cover for ''[[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]]'' was released on June 21, 2009. Soon after it's release, controversy erupted over the mini-album cover due to the plane that was said to be a direct replica of Japan’s [[Wikipedia:A6M_Zero|A6M Zero]] fighter planes, which was operated by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service in World War 2, and the use of an eagle emblem on Girls' Generation's hats that resembled hats worn by the [[Wikipedia:Nazi_Germany|Nazi's]]. SM Entertainment stated about the controversy "The album cover for Girls' Generation had been designed based on the marine girl concept, there’s no hidden meaning to it at all."
  
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On January 2, 2009, [[SM Entertainment]] revealed an MV teaser for [[Gee (song)|Gee]], the title track they would be promoting for their debut mini album [[Gee]]. Shortly after the physical release of [[Gee]] on January 7, 2009, the title track hit #1 on various music portal sites such as [[MelOn]], [[Dosirak]], and [[Cyworld]]. However, unlike previously announce, Girls' Generation held their come back stage at [[Wikipedia:Munhwa_Broadcasting_Corporation|MBC]] Music Core on January 10, 2009 due to a ban "Music Bank" officials placed on the group. They performed "Gee" and "[[Haptic Motion|Himnae! (Way To Go)]]". A certain part of the choreography for "Gee" called the "Crab Leg Dance" by fans became immensely popular amongst the public. The group won their first "Mutizen" at "Music Bank" on January 16, 2009 despite their absence. On February 22, 2009 Girls' Generation won "Song of the Month" at the "Cyworld Digital Music Awards" for "Gee", and SM Entertainment released an official MV for "[[Haptic Motion|Himnae! (Way To Go)]]" on March 5, 2009.
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Regardless of the controversy, "[[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie) (song)|Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]]" reached the #1 spot on online music charts less than 24 hours after it release. However, the mini-album was postponed to June 29, 2009 due to the mini-album cover. SM Entertainmet stated "We used military icons on album cover, however it was interpreted and understood in a way we didn’t expected. So we are planning to delete the part and put an icon of South Korean supersonic jet T-50".
  
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Dubbed "Gee Syndrome", the song became immensely popular as it continued to dominate #1 on offline and online charts. Girls' Generation broke the all time record for most consecutive #1’s with 8 wins at "Music Bank" on March 6, 2009. The group claimed the #1 spot again at "Music Bank" on March 13, 2009 setting their record from 8 to 9 consecutive wins. Girls' Generation concluded promotions for "[[Gee]]" on March 17, 2009.  
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[[Image:Oh.png|thumb|left|250px| Girls' Generation promoting ''[[Oh!]]'' (2010)]]
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===2010: 1st Asia Tour, 2nd Korean Album, Japanese Debut===
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Girls' Generation teamed up with [[f(x)]] to release a digital single called "[[Chocolate Love]]" to endorse the [[Wikipedia:LG_Electronics|LG]] [[Wikipedia:Cyon|Cyon]] "Chocolate" cellphone. The single consisted of two slightly different versions sung by both groups: f(x)'s "Electronic Pop" version and Girls' Generation's "Retro Pop" version. Produced by the [[Wikipedia:Sweden|Swedish]] song-writing duo [[Wikipedia:Bloodshy & Avant|Bloodshy & Avant]], "Chocolate Love" was released on October 8, 2009 through various online music sites. Girls' Generation released the music video for their version of "Chocolate Love" online on October 14, 2009 and along with f(x), the group held a showcase for the single which aired on the popular online streaming service "[[Wikipedia:GOM Player#GOM TV|GOM TV]]". Despite not receiving any radio airplay or being promoted on music shows, the single reached the #2 position on the online music chart "MelOn".
  
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[[Image:Girlsgenerationprofile.png|thumb|250px| Girls' Generation promoting "[[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]]" (2009)]]
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Girls' Generation's announced their first Asia tour called "Into the new world" in early November. They began their first solo tour with two scheduled dates on December 19th and 20th held at the [[Wikipedia:Olympic Stadium (Seoul)|Seoul Olympic Stadium]]; tickets sold out in 3 minutes. There the group unveiled two new songs called "[[Show! Show! Show!]]" and "[[Geunyang Utja (Be Happy)]]", which were later revealed to be tracks on their second studio album ''[[Oh!]]''. Due to the success of the Seoul concerts, Girls' Generation held two encore concerts on February 27, 2010 and the 28th at the "Seoul Olympic Stadium". Besides South Korea, their 1st Asia tour consisted of one concert at [[Wikipedia:Shanghai, China|Shanghai, China]] on April 17, 2010 and one concert at [[Wikipedia:Bangkok,_Thailand|Bangkok, Thailand]] on July 24, 2010.
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Girls' Generation's come back date, set for June 25, 2009, was confirmed on June 14, 2009. A teaser image for their second mini-album was also revealed. Girls' Generation stated "We are really excited to be coming back with a new concept and music. We are working extremely hard to come back with more charisma than ever, so please wait for us and support us." The last episode of [[Girls' Generation's Horror Movie Factory]] also ended on June 14th due to low ratings. The lead single for their 2nd mini-album was revealed to be  [[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]] on June 16, 2009 and photo's from the set of the music video were also released.
 
  
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Individual photo's of Girls' Generation's come back, called the "Marine Girl" concept, were released on June 18, 2009 while the music video teaser for [[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie) (song)|Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]] was released on June 19, 2009. The preview for their new reality show [[Girls' Generation's Hello Baby]], set to air on June 23, 2009, was also released on June 19th. The mini-album cover for [[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]] was released on June 21, 2009. Soon after it's release, controversy erupted over the mini-album cover due to the plane that was said to be a direct replica of Japan’s [[Wikipedia:A6M_Zero|A6M Zero]] fighter planes, which was operated by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service in World War 2, and the use of an eagle emblem on Girls' Generation's hats that resembled hats worn by the [[Wikipedia:Nazi_Germany|Nazi's]]. SM Entertainment stated about the controversy "The album cover for Girls' Generation had been designed based on the marine girl concept, there’s no hidden meaning to it at all."
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[[Image:rundevilrunpromo.jpg|thumb|270px|Girls' Generation promoting ''[[Run Devil Run]]'' (2010)]]
  
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Regardless of the controversy, [[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie) (song)|Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]] reached the #1 spot on online music charts less than 24 hours after it release. However, the mini-album was postponed to June 29, 2009 due to the mini-album cover. SM Entertainmet stated "We used military icons on album cover, however it was interpreted and understood in a way we didn’t expected. So we are planning to delete the part and put an icon of South Korean supersonic jet T-50".
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SM Entertainment revealed a teaser photo and the name of Girls' Generation's second album and title track called ''[[Oh!]]'', on January 20, 2010. "[[Oh! (song)|Oh!]]" was described as an "electro-pop song", and was announced to have been composed by [[Kenzie]], who has written and composed previous popular Girls' Generation tracks such as "[[Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the New World)|Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)]]" and "[[Merry-Go-Round|Merry-go-round]]". Their come back was scheduled to be held at ''[[Music Core]]'' on January 30, 2010, and the track list and cover for the album was released. The music video teaser for "Oh!" was released on January 22, 2010, which received over a million views on [[Wikipedia:Youtube|Youtube]] and "GOM TV" in less than two days and made [[Wikipedia:Naver|Naver]] servers inaccessible due to the amount of viewers it received. "Oh!" was released on various online music portal sites on January 24, 2010, which quickly climbed to the #1 spot instantly after its release; the song also climbed to the #1 spot faster than "[[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie) (song)|Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]]". The music video for "Oh!" was released on January 26, 20109, and the ending of the music video revealed the nine Girls' Generation members dressed up as cute cheerleaders looking upon another Girls' Generation dressed in black sexy clothing. SM Entertainment confirmed that the teaser at the end was a glimpse of a follow-up track; which was later revealed to be "[[Run Devil Run (song)|Run Devil Run]]".
  
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[[Image:ohpromopic.png|thumb|left|250px| Girls' Generation promoting "[[Oh!]]" (2010)]]
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Before it's release, [[Oh!]] racked up a record breaking amount of pre-orders; 59,500 online orders and 90,390 offline orders which amounted to a total of 149,790 pre-orders. "Oh!" was released on January 28, 2010 and sold approximately 30,000 copies in one day. Girls' Generation made their come back on ''Music Core'' where they performed "Show! Show! Show!" and "Oh!".
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The group then won the "Daesang", which is the highest award artists can receive, "Bonsang", and "Digital Music Daesang" at the 19th [[Wikipedia:Seoul_Music_Awards|Seoul Music Awards]] on February 3, 2010.
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Girls' Generation digitally released the single [[Chocolate Love|Chocolate Love (Retro Pop Version)]] in October, and the song was used as a promotion song for the LG Cyon Chocolate cellphone, although it wasn't promoted on any music shows or radio programs, it reached #2 in the music chart Melon.  
 
  
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Girls' Generation hold their first Asian concert tour at Seoul on December. The tour was titled [[Into the New World|Into the new world]], after their debut single. The 12,000 available tickets were sold out in 3 minutes.
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On March 11, 2010 SM Entertainment began releasing concept pictures of each Girls' Generation member, beginning with Yuri and ending with Tiffany on the 15th. Nicknamed "Black Soshi" by fans, Girls' Generation released their fourth digital single "[[Run Devil Run (song)|Run Devil Run]]" on March 17, 2010. [[Image:hootpromo.png|thumb|left|250px| Girls' Generation promoting ''[[Hoot]]'' (2010)]]The song was used as the lead single for ''[[Oh!]]'''s re-packaged album [[Oh!|of the same name]] and the music video featured a continuation of their "Black Soshi" concept that the end of the "Oh" music video showed a glimpse of. The dance version for the "Run Devil Run" music video was released on March 18, 2010 and the debut performance for the song was held at ''Music Bank'' on March 19, 2010. SM Entertainment later on released the story version of the "Run Devil Run" music video on March 31, 2010. Girls' Generation ended promotional activity for "Run Devil Run" on April 30, 2010 at ''Music Bank''.
  
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SM Entertainment revealed a teaser photo and the name of Girls' Generation's second album and title track, titled [[Oh!]], on January 20, 2009. [[Oh! (song)|Oh!]] was described as an "electro-pop song", and was announced to have been composed by [[Kenzie]], who has written and composed previous popular Girls' Generation tracks such as "[[Into the New World|Into the new world]]" and "[[Merry-Go-Round|Merry-go-round]]". Their come back was scheduled to be held at [[Music Core]] on January 30, 2009 and the track list and cover for the album was released. The MV teaser for "Oh!" was released on January 22, 2009, which received over a million views on [[Wikipedia:Youtube|Youtube]] and [[GomTV]] in less than two days, and made [[Wikipedia:Naver|Naver]] servers inaccessible due to the amount of viewers it received. "Oh!" was released on various online music portal sites on January 24, 2009, which quickly climbed to the #1 spot instantly after its release; the song also climbed to the #1 spot faster than [[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]]. The MV for "Oh!" was released on January 26, 2009, and the ending of the music video revealed the nine Girls' Generation members dressed up as cute cheerleaders looking upon another Girls' Generation dressed in black sexy clothing. SM Entertainment confirmed that the teaser at the end was a glimpse of a follow-up track that has yet to be revealed.
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On August 11, 2010, Girls' Generation debuted in Japan under the stage name Shoujo Judai (少女時代) with the DVD ''[[Shoujo Jidai Tourai ~Hatsu Rainichi Kinen Ban~]]'', which contained all their music videos released in Korea. On September 8, they released their debut Japanese single, "[[Genie|GENIE]]", which was a Japanese version of their Korean song "Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)", included on the same titled mini-album ''[[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]]''. The single peaked at #4 on the Oricon charts. On October 20th, Girls' Generation released their second Japanese single, "[[Gee (single)|Gee]]", another remake of one of their hit Korean songs. It peaked at #2 on the Oricon charts.
  
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Before it's release, [[Oh!]] racked up a record breaking amount of pre-orders; 59,500 online orders and 90,390 offline orders which amounted to 149,790 pre-orders. "Oh!" was released on January 28, 2010 and sold approximately 30,000 copies in one day. Girls' Generation made their come back on [[Music Core]] as announced where they performed [[Show! Show! Show!]] and "Oh!".
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On October 27, the group released their third mini album, ''[[Hoot]]''. The title track, "[[Hoot (song)|Hoot]]", was released on October 25 at 10am KST through various online music websites. Prior to their comeback, after just releasing "Hoot" on October 25, it took less than 7 minutes for the song to dominate 7 major Korean realtime music charts, topping every single one of them at #1 include Monkey3, Dosirak, Melon, Soridaba, Cyworld, Bugs and Daum. [[SM Entertainment]] released "[[Hoot (song)|Hoot]]" music video on October 28, 2010 on SM homepage and their official Youtube channel. The music video also featured [[Super Junior]]'s member [[Siwon]]. In less then 24 hours the video hit more than 1 million viewers on Youtube. They won their first award on Music Bank on 5th November 2010. On December 22, 2010, a special edition of ''[[Hoot]]'' was released in Japan, including additional tracks from previous albums. The release rose to the #2 position on the Oricon charts and selling 21,000 copies on the first day, faring surprisingly well considering the tracklist itself is entirely in Korean.
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Girls' Generation won the "Daesang", which is the highest award artists can receive, "Bonsang", and "Digital Music Daesang" at the 19th [[Wikipedia:Seoul_Music_Awards|Seoul Music Awards]] on February 3, 2009; they became the first girl group to win 3 Daesangs. On late February 2010, they performed an encore concert in Seoul. Shows for Tokyo, Shangai and Thailand have been also announced. It's said that the group will have a follow-up song for Oh!, with a different concept.
 
  
 
==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
−
* '''Official Balloon Color''': Pearl Pink
 
 
* '''Official Fanclub''': S♥NE (소원; ''sowon''; '''Wish''')
 
* '''Official Fanclub''': S♥NE (소원; ''sowon''; '''Wish''')
 +
* '''Official Color''': <font color="#FF66CC">Pastel Rose Pink</font>
 
</div>
 
</div>
  
−
==Discography==
+
==Korean Discography==
 +
[[File:Girls' Generation - THE BEST promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Girls' Generation promoting ''[[The Best (Girls' Generation)|THE BEST]]'' (2014)]]
 +
[[File:Girls' Generation - Lion Heart promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Girls' Generation promoting ''[[Lion Heart (Girls' Generation album)|Lion Heart]]'' (2015)]]
 +
[[File:girls-generation-holiday-night.jpg|thumb|250px|Girls' Generation promoting ''[[Holiday Night]]'' (2017)]]
 
===Albums===
 
===Albums===
−
* [2007.11.01] [[Girls' Generation (album)|Girls' Generation]] (소녀시대)
+
* [2007.11.01] [[So Nyeo Si Dae]] (소녀시대; ''Girls' Generation'')
−
* [2008.03.17] [[Girls' Generation (album)|Baby Baby]] ''(Repackage Album)''
+
* [2008.03.17] [[So Nyeo Si Dae|Baby Baby]] <small>(Repackage Album)</small>
 
* [2010.01.28] [[Oh!]]
 
* [2010.01.28] [[Oh!]]
 +
* [2010.03.24] [[Oh!|Run Devil Run]] <small>(Repackage Album)</small>
 +
* [2011.10.19] [[The Boys]]
 +
* [2011.12.09] [[The Boys|MR. TAXI]] <small>(Repackage Album)</small>
 +
* [2013.01.01] [[I Got a Boy|I Got a Boy]]
 +
* [2015.08.18] [[Lion Heart (Girls' Generation album)|Lion Heart]]
 +
* [2017.08.07] [[Holiday Night]]
 +
* [2022.08.05] [[Forever 1|FOREVER 1]]
 +
 +
===Mini-Albums===
 +
* [2009.01.07] [[Gee]]
 +
* [2009.06.29] [[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]] (소원을 말해봐; ''Tell Me Your Wish'')
 +
* [2010.10.27] [[Hoot]]
 +
* [2014.02.24] [[Mr. Mr. (Girls' Generation mini-album)|Mr.Mr.]]
  
−
===Compilation Albums===
+
===Live Albums===
−
* [2008.02.18] [[Sweet Memories With Girls' Generation|Sweet Memories with Girls' Generation]]
+
* [2010.12.30] [[The 1st Asia Tour Concert "Into the New World"|The 1st ASIA TOUR CONCERT "Into The New World"]]
−
* [2008.03.17] [[Heart 2 Heart With Girls' Generation|heart 2 heart with Girls' Generation]]
+
* [2013.04.11] [[2011 Girls' Generation Tour]]
  
−
===Mini-Albums===
+
===Other Albums===
−
*[2009.01.07] [[Gee]]
+
* [2008.02.18] [[Sweet Memories With Girls' Generation|Sweet Memories with Girls' Generation]] <small>(Song Selection Album)</small>
−
*[2009.06.29] [[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]] (소원을 말해봐 (Genie); ''Tell Me Your Wish'')
+
* [2008.03.17] [[Heart 2 Heart With Girls' Generation|heart 2 heart with Girls' Generation]] <small>(Song Selection Album)</small>
  
−
===Single===
+
===Singles===
−
* [2007.08.02] [[Into the New World|Into the new world]] (다시 만난 세계)
+
* [2007.08.02] [[Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the New World)|Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)]] (다시 만난 세계)
 +
* [2015.07.07] [[Party (Girls' Generation)|PARTY]]
  
 
===Digital Singles===
 
===Digital Singles===
−
*[2007.09.13] [[Into the New World|Into the new world Remix]] (다시 만난 세계)
+
* [2007.09.13] [[Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the New World)|Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world) Remix]] (다시 만난 세계)
−
*[2008.03.11] [[Kissing You|Kissing You - Rhythmer Remix Vol.1]]
+
* [2008.03.11] [[Kissing You|Kissing You - Rhythmer Remix Vol.1]]
−
*[2009.10.08] [[Chocolate Love]]
+
* [2009.10.08] [[Chocolate Love]]
 +
* [2010.08.09] [[Nae Chingu Haechi]] (내친구 해치; ''My Friend Haechi'')
 +
* [2011.01.17] [[Visual Dreams (Pop!Pop!)|Visual Dreams (POP!POP!)]]
 +
* [2012.12.21] [[Dancing Queen]]
 +
* [2015.04.10] [[Catch Me If You Can (Girls' Generation)|Catch Me If You Can]]
 +
* [2016.08.05] [[Geu Yeoreum (0805)]] (그 여름)
 +
 
 +
===Video Releases===
 +
* [2011.07.05] [[All About Girls' Generation "Paradise in Phuket"]]
 +
* [2011.08.17] [[The 1st Asia Tour Concert "Into the New World" (DVD)|The 1st ASIA TOUR CONCERT "Into The New World"]]
 +
* [2012.11.30] [[2011 Girls' Generation Tour (DVD)|2011 Girls' Generation Tour]]
 +
* [2015.04.01] [[Girls' Generation World Tour "Girls & Peace in Seoul"]]
 +
* [2017.06.06] [[Girls' Generation 4th Tour - Phantasia in Seoul]]
  
−
===Collaborations/ Others===
+
===Compilations/ Others===
−
* [2007.11.23] [[Thirty Thousand Miles in Search of My Son OST]] ''(#1 Touch the Sky)''
+
* [2007.11.23] [[Thirty Thousand Miles in Search of My Son OST]] ''(#1 Touch the Sky (Original Ver.), #13 Touch the Sky (Drama Ver.))''
−
* [2007.12.07] [[2007 Winter SMTOWN|2007 WINTER SMTOWN]] ''(#7 Lovely Melody)''
+
* [2007.12.07] [[2007 Winter SMTown|2007 WINTER SMTOWN]] ''(#7 Lovely Melody)''
 
* [2007.12.13] [[Light]] ''(#1 Light (Various Artists))''  
 
* [2007.12.13] [[Light]] ''(#1 Light (Various Artists))''  
−
* [2008.01.22] [[Hong Gil Dong OST]] ''(#5 Little Boat)''
+
* [2008.01.22] [[Hong Gil Dong OST]] ''(#5 Jak Eun Bae)''
 
* [2008.04.18] [[2008 SBS Hope TV24]]
 
* [2008.04.18] [[2008 SBS Hope TV24]]
−
*[2008.05.08] [[Haptic Motion]] (햅틱모션) <small>([[Jessica Jung|Jessica]], [[Lim Yoon A|Yoona]], [[Tiffany]], [[Tong Vfang Xien Qi|Dong Bang Shin Ki]])</small>
+
* [2008.05.08] [[Haptic Motion]] (햅틱모션) <small>([[Jessica]], [[Yoona]], [[Tiffany]], [[Tong Vfang Xien Qi|Dong Bang Shin Ki]])</small>
−
* [2008.08.01] [[Mabinogi (It's Fantastic!)]] <small>([[Jessica Jung|Jessica]], [[Tiffany]], [[Seo Ju Hyun|Seo Hyun]])</small>
+
* [2008.09.17] [[Beethoven Virus OST]] ''(#13 Day by Day)''
−
* [2008.09.17] [[Beethoven Virus OST]] ''(#13 Day By Day)''
 
 
* [2008.12.05] [[Yoon Sang]] - [[Song Book Play With Him|Song Book: Play With Him]] ''(#3 Lallalla ('''Girls' Generation''' + Yoon Sang))''
 
* [2008.12.05] [[Yoon Sang]] - [[Song Book Play With Him|Song Book: Play With Him]] ''(#3 Lallalla ('''Girls' Generation''' + Yoon Sang))''
−
* [2009.12.15] [[Seoul (Seoul City Promotional Song)|SEOUL (Seoul City Promotional Song) ]] <small>([[Kim Tae Yeon|Taeyeon]], [[Jessica Jung|Jessica]], [[Lee Son Kyu|Sunny]], [[Seo Ju Hyun|Seo Hyun]], [[Jo Kyu Hyun|Kyuhyun]], [[Kim Ryeo Wook|Ryeowook]], [[Lee Sung Min|Sungmin]], [[Lee Dong Hae|Donghae]])</small>
+
* [2009.09.23] [[Heading To The Ground OST]] (#4 ''Motion'')
 +
* [2009.12.15] [[Seoul (Seoul City Promotional Song)|SEOUL (Seoul City Promotional Song) ]] <small>([[Taeyeon]], [[Jessica]], [[Sunny]], [[Seohyun]], [[Kyuhyun]], [[Ryeowook]], [[Sungmin]], [[Donghae]])</small>
 +
* [2010.05.20] [[2PM]] & '''Girls' Generation''' - [[Cabi Song]]
 +
* [2011.12.13] [[2011 SMTown Winter 'The Warmest Gift'|2011 SMTOWN Winter 'The Warmest Gift']] ''(#5 Diamond)''
 +
* [2013.03.28] [[10 Corso Como Seoul Melody Collaboration Project|10 CORSO COMO SEOUL MELODY Collaboration Project]] (#1 ''Trick'' / '''Girls Generation''' x DJ Soul Scape'')
 +
* [2013.12.29] [[2013 SBS 가요대전 Friendship]] ~[[Make The Miracle Share Your Dreams]] ''(#1 You Are A Miracle)''
 +
* [2014.04.07] [[Make Your Move (Original Soundtrack)]] (#12 ''Cheap Creeper'')
 +
 
 +
==Japanese Discography==
 +
===Albums===
 +
* [2011.06.01] [[Girls' Generation (album)|GIRLS' GENERATION]]
 +
* [2011.12.28] [[Girls' Generation (album)|GIRLS' GENERATION ~The Boys~]] <small>(Repackage Album)</small>
 +
* [2012.11.28] [[Girls' Generation II ~Girls & Peace~|GIRLS' GENERATION II ~Girls & Peace~]]
 +
* [2013.12.11] [[Love & Peace (Girls' Generation)|LOVE&PEACE]]
 +
 
 +
===Best Albums===
 +
* [2014.07.23] [[The Best (Girls' Generation)|THE BEST]]
 +
 
 +
===Remix Albums===
 +
* [2013.03.20] [[Best Selection Non Stop Mix|BEST SELECTION NON STOP MIX]]
 +
 
 +
===Singles===
 +
* [2010.09.08] [[Genie|GENIE]]
 +
* [2010.10.20] [[Gee (song)|Gee]]
 +
* [2011.04.27] [[Mr. Taxi / Run Devil Run|MR. TAXI / Run Devil Run]]
 +
* [2012.06.27] [[Paparazzi (Girls' Generation)|PAPARAZZI]]
 +
* [2012.09.26] [[Oh! (song)|Oh!]]
 +
* [2012.11.21] [[Flower Power|FLOWER POWER]]
 +
* [2013.06.19] [[Love & Girls|LOVE&GIRLS]]
 +
* [2013.09.18] [[Galaxy Supernova|GALAXY SUPERNOVA]]
 +
* [2015.04.22] [[Catch Me If You Can (Girls' Generation)|Catch Me If You Can]]
 +
 
 +
===Vinyls===
 +
* [2015.05.27] [[Catch Me If You Can (Girls' Generation)|Catch Me If You Can]]
 +
 
 +
===Digital Singles===
 +
* [2011.01.25] [[Run Devil Run (song)|Run Devil Run]] <small>(iTunes + Recochoku Digital Single)</small>
 +
* [2011.12.21] [[The Boys (song)|The Boys (JAPANESE ver.)]] <small>(Recochoku Digital Single)</small>
 +
* [2012.09.03] [[All My Love Is for You|ALL MY LOVE IS FOR YOU]]
 +
* [2013.11.05] [[My Oh My|My oh My]]
 +
* [2014.07.16] [[Indestructible (Girls' Generation)|Indestructible]]
 +
* [2014.09.24] [[Divine (Girls' Generation)|DIVINE]]
 +
 
 +
===Video Releases===
 +
* [2010.08.11] [[Shoujo Jidai Tourai ~Hatsu Rainichi Kinen Ban~|Shoujo Jidai Torai ~Rainichi Kinenban~ New Beginning of Girls' Generation]] (少女時代到来～初来日記念盤～)
 +
* [2011.12.14] [[Japan First Tour Girls' Generation|JAPAN FIRST TOUR GIRLS' GENERATION]]
 +
* [2012.09.26] [[Girls' Generation Complete Video Collection|GIRLS’ GENERATION COMPLETE VIDEO COLLECTION]]
 +
* [2013.09.18] [[Girls' Generation ~Girls & Peace~ Japan 2nd Tour~|GIRLS' GENERATION ~Girls & Peace~ Japan 2nd Tour~]]
 +
* [2014.12.24] [[Girls' Generation ~Love & Peace~ Japan 3rd Tour|GIRLS' GENERATION ~LOVE&PEACE~ Japan 3rd Tour]]
 +
* [2015.04.01] [[The Best Live at Tokyo Dome|THE BEST LIVE at TOKYO DOME]]
 +
* [2016.05.04] [[Girls' Generation -Phantasia- in Japan|GIRLS' GENERATION -Phantasia-in JAPAN]]
 +
 
 +
===Other Video Releases===
 +
* [2011.06.29] [[K-Pop Dream Concert 2008]]
 +
* [2011.06.29] [[K-Pop Dream Concert 2009]] (#18 ''GENIE, #22 Let’s Go On A Trip'')
 +
* [2011.07.27] [[K-Pop Dream Concert 2010 Haru]] (#4 ''Run Devil Run, #5 Oh!)
 +
* [2011.08.xx] [[Seishun Fuhai -K-POP Girls' Group Senbatsu Team G7-]]
 +
* [2012.02.22] [[SMTown Live In Tokyo Special Edition|SMTOWN LIVE in TOKYO SPECIAL EDITION]]
 +
 
 +
==English Discography==
 +
===Albums===
 +
* [2012.01.17] [[The Boys]]
 +
 
 +
===Singles===
 +
* [2011.11.19] [[The Boys (song)|The Boys]]
 +
 
 +
==Chinese Discography==
 +
===Digital Singles===
 +
* [2013.12.01] [[Find Your Soul (Blade & Soul 2013 OST)]]
 +
 
 +
==Filmography==
 +
===Dramas===
 +
* [2007] [[Kimcheed Radish Cubes]] <small>(cameo)</small>
 +
* [2008] [[Unstoppable Marriage]]
 +
* [2011] [[Sazae-san|Sazae-san (Special 3)]] <small>(''Japan'', cameo)</small>
 +
* [2012] [[ENT]] <small>(Voice Role)</small>
 +
* [2015] [[The Producers]] <small>(cameo)</small>
 +
 
 +
===Voice Roles===
 +
* [2011] [[ENT]]
  
−
==Works==
 
 
===Television===
 
===Television===
−
*[2007.07.27 - 2007.09.21] [[Girls Goes to School]]
+
* [2007.07.27 - 2007.09.21] [[Girls Goes to School]]
−
*[2007.09.27 - 2007.11.01] [[Wikipedia:MTV|MTV]] Girls' Generation
+
* [2007.09.27 - 2007.11.01] MTV [[Girls' Generation (television)|Girls' Generation]]
−
*[2008.01.05] [[Charity Cafe]]
+
* [2008.04.05 - 2008.07.05] [[Park Kyun Lim's Wonderful Outing]]
−
*[2008.04.05 - 2008.07.05] [[Park Kyun Lim's Wonderful Outing]]
+
* [2008.10.08 - 2008.12.17] [[Girls' Generation's Factory Girl]]
−
*[2008.10.08 - 2008.12.17] [[Girls' Generation's Factory Girl]]
+
* [2009.05.03 - 2009.06.14] [[Girls' Generation's Horror Movie Factory]]
−
*[2009.05.03 - 2009.06.14] [[Horror Movie Factory]]
+
* [2009.06.21 - 2009.06.28] [[Girls' Generation Cheer Up!]]
−
*[2009.06.21 - 2009.06.28] [[Cheer Up!]]
+
* [2009.06.23 - 2009.11.17] [[Girls' Generation's Hello Baby]]
−
*[2009.06.23 - 2009.11.17] [[Girls' Generation's Hello Baby]]
+
* [2010.04.10 - 2010.05.01] [[Right Now, Girls' Generation]]
−
*[2009.11.24] [[Girls' Generation's Christmas Present]]
+
* [2011.11.21 - 2011.11.24] [[Girls' Generation Star Life Theater]]
 +
* [2011.12.18 - 2012.03.04] [[Girls’ Generation and the Dangerous Boys]]
 +
* [2015.07.21 - 2015.09.08] [[Channel Girls' Generation]]
 +
 
 +
===Television Specials===
 +
* [2008.01.05] [[Charity Cafe]]
 +
* [2009.11.24] [[Girls' Generation's Christmas Present]]
 +
* [2011.12.24] [[Girls' Generation’s Christmas Fairy Tale]]
 +
* [2013.01.01] [[Girls’ Generation’s Romantic Fantasy]]
 +
 
 +
===Commercials / Endorsements===
 +
*2007
 +
**Elite Tuning Style Uniform <small>(Until 2008)</small>
 +
 
 +
*2008
 +
**Goobne Chicken <small>(Until 2011)</small>
 +
**Sunkist Sweetieade
 +
**Ellesse
 +
**Viliv PMP X5
 +
**Samsung Anycall Haptic <small>(Jessica, Tiffany, Yoona)</small>
 +
**Nexon Maple Story
 +
**Nexon Bubble Fighter
 +
 
 +
*2009
 +
**Miero Beauty N
 +
**Banana Milk <small>(Taeyeon, Sunny, Yuri, Sooyoung, Seohyun)</small>
 +
**Post Granola Cereal <small>(Sunny, Sooyoung, Seohyun)</small>
 +
**Samyang Ramen <small>(Until 2010)</small>
 +
**SPAO <small>(Until 2012)</small>
 +
**Viliv P-Book S5
 +
**Viliv Hand Top S7
 +
**LG Cyon Chocolate
 +
**Nexton Dungeon & Fighter
 +
**Shinhan Card
 +
**Incheon City
 +
**Incheon Global Fair Festival
 +
**Seoul Public Service
 +
 
 +
*2010
 +
**Domino's Pizza <small>(Until 2011)</small>
 +
**LG Cyon MAXX
 +
**LG Cyon COOKY
 +
**iPopCorn
 +
**Nintendo DSi
 +
**Samsung <small>(China)</small>
 +
**Biotherm
 +
**Everland Caribbean Bay
 +
**Daum Screensaver <small>(Until 2011)</small>
 +
**Samsung PAVV LED TV
 +
 
 +
*2011
 +
**Visit Korea Year <small>(Until 2012)</small>
 +
**Intel <small>(Asia)</small>
 +
**Christian Dior Cosmetics <small>(Jessica, Tiffany, Sunny, Yuri, Sooyoung, Hyoyeon)</small>
 +
**E-ma Nodoame <small>(Japan, Until 2012)</small>
 +
**Vita500
 +
**Woongjin Coway
 +
**Lipton <small>(Japan)</small>
 +
**7-Eleven Fair <small>(Japan)</small>
 +
**J-Estina <small>(Until 2012)</small>
 +
**Freestyle Sports
 +
 
 +
*2012
 +
**Gangnam's Ambassadors
 +
**Korea's Retinitis Pigmentosa Society
 +
**LG Cinema 3D TV
 +
**Lotte Department Store <small>(Until 2013)</small>
 +
**Ace Bed <small>(Until 2013)</small>
 +
**Korea Yakult
 +
**Corso GIRL <small>(Until 2013)</small>
 +
**Casio Baby G & Sheen <small>(Until 2013)</small>
 +
**Korea Post
 +
**G-Star Raw
 +
**Naver Line
 +
 
 +
*2013
 +
**Hair Couture <small>(Asia, U.S.)</small>
 +
**Freestyle 2: Street Basketball
 +
**True Move H <small>(Thailand)</small>
 +
 
 +
===Tours===
 +
*[2009.12.19 - 2010.10.17] Girls' Generation 1st Asia Tour: Into the New World
 +
*[2011.05.31 - 2011.07.18] The 1st Japan Arena Tour
 +
*[2011.02.09 - 2012.02.12] Girls' Generation 2nd Asia Tour
 +
*[2013.02.09 - 2013.04.21] Girls' Generation Girls & Peace Japan 2nd Tour
 +
*[2013.06.08 - 2014.02.15] 2013 Girls' Generation World Tour - Girls & Peace
 +
*[2014.04.26 - 2014.07.13] Girls' Generation Japan 3rd Tour 2014
 +
*[2014.12.09] Girls' Generation 'The Best Live' at Tokyo Dome
 +
*[2015.11.21 - 2016.05.08] Girls' Generation's Phantasia
 +
 
 +
==Publications==
 +
 
 +
===Photobooks===
 +
[[Image:gorgeous.png|110px|gorgeous]][[Image:girlintokyo.jpg|112px|Girls' Generation 1st Photobook in Tokyo - So Nyeo]][[Image:allaboutgirlsgeneration.jpg|125px|All About Girls’ Generation: Paradise in Phuket]][[Image:snsdholiday.jpg|102px|Holiday]][[image:girls-generation-las-vegas-photobook.jpg|109px|Girls' Generation in Las Vegas]]
 +
 
 +
*[2009.03.20] gorgeous <small>([[Wikipedia:Elle Girl|ELLE girl]] April, 2009 supplement)</small>
 +
*[2010.06.02] Girls' Generation 1st Photobook in Tokyo - So Nyeo (少女)
 +
*[2011.02.08] All About Girls’ Generation: Paradise in Phuket
 +
*[2011.11.30] 1st Japan Official Photobook: Holiday
 +
*[2014.08.27] Girls' Generation in Las Vegas
  
−
===Commercials===
+
===Books===
−
*[2007 - 2008] [http://www.myelite.co.kr/ elite]
+
[[Image:snsdmemoirs.jpg|106px|Girls Generation Memoirs "SNSD Information Record"]][[Image:snsdpocket.jpg|113px|Pocket Girl's Generation GIRLS'GENERATION ARENA TOUR 2011]][[Image:karasnsdbook2.jpg|110px|Book about power of KARA & SNSD]][[Image:karasnsdbook.jpg|110px|Book about KARA & SNSD]]
−
*[2009] Ellesse
+
* [2010.11.12] Girls Generation Memoirs
−
*[2008] [http://kr.sunkist.com/ Sunkist Lemonade]
+
* [2011.09.07] Pocket Girl's Generation GIRLS'GENERATION ARENA TOUR 2011
−
*[2008] Anycall Haptic
+
* [2011.05.20] Power of Korea KARA & Girl's Generation
−
*[2008] [http://www.myviliv.com/ viliv PMP]
+
* [2011.09.07] Girl's Generation & KARA Secret We♥Kpop Girls
−
*[2008 - 2009] [http://www.goobne.co.kr/ Goobne Chicken]
 
−
*[2009] [http://df.nexon.com/ Dungeon & Fighter]
 
−
*[2009] [http://www.miero.co.kr/main.jsp Miero]
 
−
*[2009] Banana Milk
 
−
*[2009] Incheon City
 
−
*[2009] [http://www.dongsuh.co.kr/product/product_view09.asp Post Granola]
 
−
*[2009] Incheon Global Fair Festival
 
−
*[2009] [http://www.shinhancard.com/ Shinhan Card]
 
−
*[2009] [https://www.samyangfood.co.kr/ Samyang Ramen]  
 
−
*[2009] [http://www.cyon.co.kr/ Cyon Chocolate]
 
−
*[2009] Seoul Public Service
 
−
*[2009] SPAO
 
  
−
===Photobook===
+
===Calendars===
−
*[2009.03.20] Gorgeous
+
* [2010.12.10] Girls’ Generation 2011 Official Calendar
 +
* [2011.12.27] Girls’ Generation 2012 Official Calendar
 +
* [2012.12.09] Girls’ Generation 2013 Official Calendar
 +
* [2014.01.03] Girls' Generation 2014 Season's Greetings
 +
* [2014.12.30] Girls' Generation 2015 Season's Greetings
 +
* [2015.12.31] Girls' Generation 2016 Season's Greetings
 +
* [2016.12.19] Girls' Generation 2017 Season's Greetings
  
 
==Awards==
 
==Awards==
 +
[[Image:Sones.jpg|thumb|250px|Sones fan club at various SNSD events]]
 +
 +
: ''Note: This is an incomplete list''
 +
 
*[2007.08.01] Cyworld Song of the Month of August - [[Into the New World|Into the new world]]
 
*[2007.08.01] Cyworld Song of the Month of August - [[Into the New World|Into the new world]]
−
*[2007.10.11] MNet M! Countdown #1 - Into the new world
 
−
*[2007.11.25] SBS Inkigayo #1 - [[Girls' Generation (song)|Girls' Generation]]
 
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*[2007.12.02] SBS Inkigayo #1 - Girls' Generation
 
 
*[2007.12.04] 14th Annual Korean Entertainment Awards "Best New Female Group"
 
*[2007.12.04] 14th Annual Korean Entertainment Awards "Best New Female Group"
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*[2007.12.06] MNet M! Countdown #1 - Girls' Generation
 
 
*[2007.12.13] MNet Golden Disk Awards "Anycall Popularity Award", "Anycall Newbie Award"
 
*[2007.12.13] MNet Golden Disk Awards "Anycall Popularity Award", "Anycall Newbie Award"
 
*[2008.01.31] 17th Seoul Song Awards "High1 Music Award", "Best New Artist Award"
 
*[2008.01.31] 17th Seoul Song Awards "High1 Music Award", "Best New Artist Award"
−
*[2008.02.03] SBS Inkigayo #1 - [[Girls' Generation (album)|Kissing You]]
 
−
*[2008.02.14] MNet M! Countdown #1 - Kissing You
 
−
*[2008.02.17] SBS Inkigayo #1 - Kissing You
 
−
*[2008.02.28] MNet M! Countdown #1 - Kissing You
 
−
*[2008.02.29] KBS Music Bank #1 - Kissing You
 
−
*[2008.03.10] MNet M! Countdown #1 - [[Girls' Generation (album)|Baby Baby]]
 
 
*[2008.03.23] MNet 20's Choice Hot Sweet Music Award - Kissing You
 
*[2008.03.23] MNet 20's Choice Hot Sweet Music Award - Kissing You
 
*[2008.12.03] 15th Annual Korean Entertainment Awards "Best Female Group"
 
*[2008.12.03] 15th Annual Korean Entertainment Awards "Best Female Group"
−
*[2009.01.16] KBS Music Bank #1 - [[Gee]]
 
−
*[2009.01.18] SBS Inkigayo #1 - Gee
 
−
*[2009.01.23] KBS Music Bank #1 - Gee
 
−
*[2009.01.30] KBS Music Bank #1 - Gee
 
 
*[2009.02.01] Cyworld Song of the Month for January - Gee
 
*[2009.02.01] Cyworld Song of the Month for January - Gee
−
*[2009.02.01] SBS Inkigayo #1 - Gee
 
−
*[2009.02.13] KBS Music Bank #1 - Gee
 
−
*[2009.02.20] KBS Music Bank #1 - Gee
 
−
*[2009.02.27] KBS Music Bank #1 - Gee
 
 
*[2009.03.01] Cyworld Song of the Month for February - Gee
 
*[2009.03.01] Cyworld Song of the Month for February - Gee
−
*[2009.03.06] KBS Music Bank #1 - Gee
+
*[2009.03.xx] Nickelodeon Korea Kids Choice Awards : Best Female Singer Award
−
*[2009.03.19] KBS Music Bank #1 - Gee
 
−
*[2009.06.26] KBS Music Bank #1 Overall for 1st Half of 2009 - Gee
 
−
*[2009.07.10] KBS Music Bank #1 - [[Tell Me Your Wish (Genie)]]
 
−
*[2009.07.19] SBS Inkigayo #1 - Tell Me Your Wish (Genie)
 
 
*[2009.10.16] Culture Day Award "2009 Young Artist Award"
 
*[2009.10.16] Culture Day Award "2009 Young Artist Award"
 
*[2009.11.30] 17th Republic of Korea Entertainment Award "Daesang"
 
*[2009.11.30] 17th Republic of Korea Entertainment Award "Daesang"
 +
*[2009.12.09] Bugs Music Awards : Best Girl Group
 
*[2009.12.10] 24th Golden Disk Awards "Digital Music Bonsang", "Digital Music Daesang"
 
*[2009.12.10] 24th Golden Disk Awards "Digital Music Bonsang", "Digital Music Daesang"
 +
*[2009.12.14] Yahoo!Asian Buzz Awards - Top Female Buzz Star
 
*[2009.12.16] Melon Music Awards 2009 "Best Artist", "Best Song", "Smart Radio", "Odyssey", "Mobile Music", "2009 Top 10"
 
*[2009.12.16] Melon Music Awards 2009 "Best Artist", "Best Song", "Smart Radio", "Odyssey", "Mobile Music", "2009 Top 10"
 +
*[2009.12.21] Congress Daesang Ceremony Award: Pop Music Award
 +
*[2009.12.29] MBC Entertainment Awards: Special Award (Best Singer)
 +
*[2010.01.03] 16th Korea Entertainment Arts Awards : Best Female Group
 +
*[2010.01.xx] Korean Ministry of Culture and Tourism: Content Industry Award (Special Honor)
 
*[2010.02.03] [[Wikipedia:Seoul_Music_Awards|Seoul Music Awards]] - "Daesang", "Bonsang", "Digital Music Award"
 
*[2010.02.03] [[Wikipedia:Seoul_Music_Awards|Seoul Music Awards]] - "Daesang", "Bonsang", "Digital Music Award"
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*[2010.02.05] KBS Music Bank #1 - [[Oh! (song)|Oh!]]
 
−
*[2010.02.12] KBS Music Bank #2 - Oh!
 
−
*[2010.02.14] SBS Inkigayo #1 - Oh!
 
 
*[2010.02.19] 22nd Korea PD Awards - Singer Award
 
*[2010.02.19] 22nd Korea PD Awards - Singer Award
−
*[2010.02.19] KBS Music Bank #1 - Oh!
+
*[2010.02.23] GaOn Chart : Digital Music Award "Gee"
−
*[2010.02.21] SBS Inkigayo #1 - Oh!
+
*[2010.03.30] 7th Korean Music Awards "Song of the Year" (Gee), Best Female Artist of the Year
−
*[2010.03.05] KBS Music Bank #1 - Oh!
+
*[2010.09.03] 37th Korean Broadcast Award : Singer Award
 +
*[2010.11.24] Korea Advertising Conference : Best Advertising Models Award 
 +
*[2010.12.02] Yahoo!Asian Buzz Awards - "Top Female Buzz Star", "Top Buzz Music Video (Oh!)"
 +
*[2010.12.04] 2nd Korean Wave Industry Award : Pop Culture Award
 +
*[2010.12.09] 25th Golden Disk Awards : "Disk Bonsang (Oh!)", "Disk Daesang (Oh!)", "Popularity Award"
 +
*[2010.12.10] Proud Korean Awards : Art Category
 +
*[2010.12.13] Bugs Music Awards : "Song of the Year (Oh!)", "Best Music Video (Oh!)", "Idol of the Year"
 +
*[2010.12.15] 2nd Melon Music Awards: "Artist of the Year", "Best Dressed Singer", "Hot Trend Music (Hoot)", "2010 TOP 10"
 +
*[2010.12.17] BIGLOBE Music Awards : Best Single (Gee)
 +
*[2010.12.19] Dorisak: "Artist of the Year"
 +
*[2010.12.19] Soribada: "Artist of the Year"
 +
*[2010.12.21] Korea Gallup: "Artist of the Year"
 +
*[2010.12.27] Hanteo: "Artist of the Year"
 +
*[2010.12.28] Monkey3: "Best Song of The Year(OH!)"
 +
*[2010.12.28] Sport Korea: "Star of the Year" & "Artist of the Year"
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*[2010.12.30] TBS 52nd Japan Record Awards - Rookie Award
 +
*[2010.12.30] KBS Music Festival: Song Of The Year (Oh!)
 +
*[2010.12.30] Daum Life On Awards : Music of the Year (Oh!)
 +
*[2011.01.05] 25th Japan Gold Disc Award : "The Best 5 New Artists", "New Artist of the Year"
 +
*[2011.01.20] 20th Seoul Music Awards: "Daesang Award ("Run Devil Run")", "Bonsang Award (Run Devil Run)", "Popularity Award", "Hallyu Special Award"
 +
*[2011.01.21] 6th Asia Model Festival Award : Asia Star Award
 +
*[2015.01.14] 29th Golden Disk Awards: Popularity Award
 +
*[2015.01.15] 29th Golden Disk Awards: Album Bonsang - ''Mr.Mr.''
 +
*[2015.11.07] 2015 MelOn Music Award - "Top 10 Artists"
 +
*[2015.12.02] 2015 Mnet Asian Music Awards: Best Female Group
 +
*[2016.01.20] 30th Golden Disk Awards: Digital Single Bonsang
 +
*[2016.03.15] 2016 Style Icon Awards: Bonsang, Asia Digital Star Award
 +
*[2018.01.11] 32nd Golden Disc Awards: Disc Bonsang
  
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===TV Music Shows===
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 +
; [[Into the New World|Into the new world]]
 +
*[2007.10.11] MNet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
 +
; [[Girls' Generation (song)|Girls' Generation]]
 +
*[2007.11.25] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2007.12.02] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2007.12.06] MNet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
 +
; [[Kissing You]]
 +
*[2008.02.03] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2008.02.14] MNet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
*[2008.02.17] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2008.02.28] MNet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
*[2008.02.29] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
 +
; [[Baby Baby (Girls' Generation)|Baby Baby]]
 +
*[2008.03.10] MNet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
 +
; [[Gee (song)|Gee]]
 +
*[2009.01.16] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2009.01.18] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2009.01.23] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2009.01.30] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2009.02.01] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2009.02.06] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2009.02.08] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2009.02.13] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2009.02.20] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2009.02.27] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2009.03.06] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2009.03.13] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2009.06.26] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1 Overall for 1st Half of 2009
 +
*[2009.12.25] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1 for the entire 2009
 +
 +
; [[Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie) (song)|Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)]]
 +
*[2009.07.10] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2009.07.12] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2009.07.19] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
 +
; [[Oh! (song)|Oh!]]
 +
*[2010.02.05] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.02.12] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.02.14] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2010.02.19] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.02.21] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2010.02.26] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.02.28] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2010.03.05] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.06.25] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1 Overall for 1st Half of 2010
 +
*[2010.12.17] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1 for the entire 2010
 +
 +
; [[Run Devil Run (song)|Run Devil Run]]
 +
*[2010.04.02] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.04.04] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2010.04.09] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.04.11] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
 +
; [[Hoot (song)|Hoot]]
 +
*[2010.11.05] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.11.07] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2010.11.12] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.11.19] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.11.21] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2010.11.26] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2010.11.28] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2010.12.03] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
 +
; [[The Boys (song)|The Boys]]
 +
*[2011.10.27] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
*[2011.10.28] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2011.10.30] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2011.11.03] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
*[2011.11.04] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2011.11.06] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2011.11.10] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
*[2011.11.11] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2011.11.13] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
*[2011.11.18] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2011.11.25] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2011.12.02] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
 +
; [[I Got a Boy (song)|I GOT A BOY]]
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*[2013.01.09] KM [[Wikipedia:KBS1#Music|Music Triangle]] #1
 +
*[2013.01.09] KM [[Wikipedia:KBS1#Music|Music Triangle]] #1
 +
*[2013.01.10] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
*[2013.01.11] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2013.01.17] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
*[2013.01.18] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
*[2013.01.24] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
*[2013.01.25] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
 +
; [[Mr. Mr. (Girls' Generation song)|Mr.Mr.]]
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* [2014.03.06] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
* [2014.03.09] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
* [2014.03.12] MBC [[wikipedia:Show Champion|Show Champion]] #1
 +
* [2014.03.13] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
* [2014.03.14] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
* [2014.03.15] MBC [[wikipedia:Show! Music Core|Show! Music Core]] #1
 +
* [2014.03.19] MBC [[wikipedia:Show Champion|Show Champion]] #1
 +
* [2014.03.22] MBC [[wikipedia:Show! Music Core|Show! Music Core]] #1
 +
* [2014.03.23] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
 +
; [[Party (Girls' Generation)|PARTY]]
 +
* [2015.07.14] SBS [[Wikipedia:The Show (South Korean TV series)|The Show]] #1
 +
* [2015.07.15] MBC [[wikipedia:Show Champion|Show Champion]] #1
 +
* [2015.07.16] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
* [2015.07.17] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
* [2015.07.18] MBC [[wikipedia:Show! Music Core|Show! Music Core]] #1
 +
* [2015.07.19] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
* [2015.07.26] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
 +
; [[Lion Heart (Girls' Generation song)|Lion Heart]]
 +
* [2015.08.25] SBS [[Wikipedia:The Show (South Korean TV series)|The Show]] #1
 +
* [2015.08.26] MBC [[wikipedia:Show Champion|Show Champion]] #1
 +
* [2015.08.27] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
* [2015.08.28] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
* [2015.08.29] MBC [[wikipedia:Show! Music Core|Show! Music Core]] #1
 +
* [2015.08.30] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
* [2015.09.03] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
* [2015.09.04] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
* [2015.09.06] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
* [2015.09.10] Mnet [[wikipedia:M Countdown|M! Countdown]] #1
 +
* [2015.09.11] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
* [2015.09.13] SBS [[Inkigayo]] #1
 +
* [2015.09.18] KBS [[wikipedia:Music Bank (TV Series)|Music Bank]] #1
 +
* [2015.09.19] MBC [[wikipedia:Show! Music Core|Show! Music Core]] #1
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
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* [http://girlsgeneration.smtown.com/ Official Website]
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* [http://girlsgeneration.smtown.com/ Official Korean Website]
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* [http://soshified.com Soshified] (International Fanbase)
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* [http://www.girls-generation.jp/ Official Japanese Website]
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* [http://www.girlsgenerationusa.com/ Official English Website]
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* [http://www.universal-music.co.jp/girlsgeneration/ Universal Music Japan Official Website]
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* [http://www.avex.com.tw/girlsgeneration/version06/ Official Taiwanese Website]
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* [http://www.facebook.com/girlsgeneration Official Korean Facebook]
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* [http://www.facebook.com/girlsgeneration.jp Official Japanese Facebook]
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* [http://twitter.com/girlsgeneration Official Twitter]
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* [http://www.youtube.com/girlsgeneration Official Youtube]
  
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Latest revision as of 15:16, 2 August 2022

Girls' Generation promoting FOREVER 1 (2022)

Girls' Generation (소녀시대 (So Nyeo Si Dae or SNSD) in Korea, and 少女時代 (Shoujo Jidai) in Japan) is a Korean pop girl group formed by SM Entertainment. Prior to their debut, they were described as the female Super Junior by SM Entertainment. They became well known after their hit 2009 song "Gee".

The group debuted in Japan under Universal Music in August 2010 with the release of a commemorative DVD. They have been under indefinite hiatus since 2017 when their contracts expired. Members Tiffany, Sooyoung, and Seohyun were the only members not to renew. Despite their departure from SM Entertainment, the girls remain members of the group.

Members

  • Taeyeon (Leader, Main Vocals)
  • Sunny (Lead Vocals)
  • Hyoyeon (Vocals, Main Rapper, Main Dancer)
  • Yuri (Vocals, Rapper, Main Dancer)
  • Yoona (Vocals, Lead Rapper, Visual, Lead Dancer)
  • Tiffany (Lead Vocals)
  • Sooyoung (Vocals, Rapper, Lead Dancer)
  • Seohyun (Lead Vocals, Maknae)

Former Members

Units

Information

Girls' Generation promoting "Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)" (2007)

2007-2008: Debut and 1st Studio Album

Girls' Generation were initially known as "Super Girls", a fan made name, before their debut. Touted as the female Super Junior by SM Entertainment, the group was announced to include members with diverse talents able to speak in different languages such as English, Chinese, and Japanese fluently for future expansion in different markets. Initially 11 members were in the group. However, 2 members withdrew; one of them being So Yeon who is now in T-ara and the other is Chanmi who is now in Coed School. The members were unveiled individually from July 7, 2007 to the 14th.

They unofficially debuted at M.net's "School of Rock" on July 18, 2007 where they performed "Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)", which later became their debut single. On July 27, 2007 a documentary aired on "M.net" titled Girls' Generation Goes To School, which showed behind the scenes footage of the group, including the preparation of their unofficial debut performance at "School of Rock".

"Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)" was physically released on August 2, 2007, and they officially debuted on SBS Inkigayo on August 5, 2007. Girls' Generation were #1 on M!Countdown and Inkigayo twice with "Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)".

Girls' Generation promoting So Nyeo Si Dae (2007)

Girls' Generation released their self titled debut album So Nyeo Si Dae on November 1, 2007. The first track on the album titled "So Nyeo Si Dae (Girls' Generation)", which was a remake of Lee Seung Chul's 1989 hit, was used as the lead single. The debut performance was on M!Countdown, the same day as the album's release date, and the music video for "So Nyeo Si Dae (Girls' Generation)" was released on November 2, 2007. The song won #1 on M!Countdown and on Inkigayo twice.

Following the success of "So Nyeo Si Dae (Girls' Generation)", it was announced on January 8, 2008 that they would began promoting "Kissing you" as their second single. They debuted the performance of "Kissing you" on January 13, 2008 at Inkigayo, and released the music video on January 14th, which featured Super Junior member Donghae as their special boyfriend. "Kissing you" became #1 on Music Bank, and was #1 twice on Inkigayo and M!Countdown.

Due to popularity, they released a repackaged album titled Baby Baby on March 17, 2008. The song "Baby Baby", was used as the third single, and the debut performance was on April 13, 2008 at Inkigayo. So Nyeo Si Dae has sold 121,143 copies to date. On October 8, 2008, Girls' Generation's Factory Girl, a reality show featuring Girls' Generation as Elle Girl editors, was broadcast on M.net until it's last episode on December 17, 2008.

Girls' Generation promoting Gee (2009)

2009: 1st & 2nd Mini-Albums

During promotional activities for Baby Baby, Girls' Generation started individual solo activities. Taeyeon began hosting as a disc jockey with Super Junior's Kang In, Yoona was cast as the lead actress in the drama Neoneun Nae Unmyeong, and besides endorsing products and lending their vocals to drama soundtracks, the group remained in indefinite hiatus for nine months. However on December 26, 2009 solo teaser posters of each Girls' Generation member were erected all over Seoul.

On December 28, 2008 SM Entertainment confirmed that their album would be released on January 7, 2009 and their debut performance would be held at "Music Bank" on January 9, 2009. SM Entertainment stated "You will be able to feel an upgraded charm to Girls' Generation with this new album. Fan's eyes and ears will rejoice after seeing the bright and cute charms that only Girls' Generation can have".

On January 2, 2009, SM Entertainment revealed an MV teaser for "Gee", the title track to their debut mini-album Gee. Shortly after the physical release of Gee on January 7, 2009, the title track hit #1 on various music portal sites such as MelOn, Dosirak, and Cyworld. However, unlike previously announced, Girls' Generation held their come back stage at MBC "Music Core" on January 10, 2009 due to a ban "Music Bank" officials placed on the group. They performed "Gee" and "Himnae! (Way To Go)". A certain part of the choreography for "Gee" called the "Crab Leg Dance" by fans became immensely popular amongst the public. The group won their first "Mutizen" at "Music Bank" on January 16, 2009 despite their absence. On February 22, 2009 Girls' Generation won "Song of the Month" at the "Cyworld Digital Music Awards" for "Gee", and SM Entertainment released an official MV for "Himnae! (Way To Go)" on March 5, 2009.

Dubbed "Gee Syndrome", the song became immensely popular as it continued to dominate #1 on offline and online charts. Girls' Generation broke the all time record for most consecutive #1’s, with 9 consecutive #1 wins at "Music Bank". Girls' Generation concluded promotions for "Gee" on March 17, 2009.

On December 25, 2009 Gee won the #1 song for the entire 2009 in KBS Music Bank K-chart, with a total of 7,265 points (2,887 digital sales points, 1,590 audience rating points, 1,009 album sales points, 1,779 broadcasting points. Broadcasting points count any TV appearance that lasts more than one minute, including cover and parodies).

Girls' Generation promoting Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie) (2009)

Girls' Generation's come back date, set for June 25, 2009, was confirmed on June 14, 2009. A teaser image for their second mini-album was also revealed. Girls' Generation stated "We are really excited to be coming back with a new concept and music. We are working extremely hard to come back with more charisma than ever, so please wait for us and support us." The last episode of Girls' Generation's Horror Movie Factory also ended on June 14th due to low ratings. The lead single for their 2nd mini-album was revealed to be "Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)" on June 16, 2009 and photo's from the set of the music video were also released.

Individual photo's of Girls' Generation's come back, called the "Marine Girl" concept, were released on June 18, 2009 while the music video teaser for "Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)" was released on June 19, 2009. The preview for their new reality show Girls' Generation's Hello Baby, set to air on June 23, 2009, was also released on June 19th. The mini-album cover for Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie) was released on June 21, 2009. Soon after it's release, controversy erupted over the mini-album cover due to the plane that was said to be a direct replica of Japan’s A6M Zero fighter planes, which was operated by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service in World War 2, and the use of an eagle emblem on Girls' Generation's hats that resembled hats worn by the Nazi's. SM Entertainment stated about the controversy "The album cover for Girls' Generation had been designed based on the marine girl concept, there’s no hidden meaning to it at all."

Regardless of the controversy, "Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)" reached the #1 spot on online music charts less than 24 hours after it release. However, the mini-album was postponed to June 29, 2009 due to the mini-album cover. SM Entertainmet stated "We used military icons on album cover, however it was interpreted and understood in a way we didn’t expected. So we are planning to delete the part and put an icon of South Korean supersonic jet T-50".

Girls' Generation promoting Oh! (2010)

2010: 1st Asia Tour, 2nd Korean Album, Japanese Debut

Girls' Generation teamed up with f(x) to release a digital single called "Chocolate Love" to endorse the LG Cyon "Chocolate" cellphone. The single consisted of two slightly different versions sung by both groups: f(x)'s "Electronic Pop" version and Girls' Generation's "Retro Pop" version. Produced by the Swedish song-writing duo Bloodshy & Avant, "Chocolate Love" was released on October 8, 2009 through various online music sites. Girls' Generation released the music video for their version of "Chocolate Love" online on October 14, 2009 and along with f(x), the group held a showcase for the single which aired on the popular online streaming service "GOM TV". Despite not receiving any radio airplay or being promoted on music shows, the single reached the #2 position on the online music chart "MelOn".

Girls' Generation's announced their first Asia tour called "Into the new world" in early November. They began their first solo tour with two scheduled dates on December 19th and 20th held at the Seoul Olympic Stadium; tickets sold out in 3 minutes. There the group unveiled two new songs called "Show! Show! Show!" and "Geunyang Utja (Be Happy)", which were later revealed to be tracks on their second studio album Oh!. Due to the success of the Seoul concerts, Girls' Generation held two encore concerts on February 27, 2010 and the 28th at the "Seoul Olympic Stadium". Besides South Korea, their 1st Asia tour consisted of one concert at Shanghai, China on April 17, 2010 and one concert at Bangkok, Thailand on July 24, 2010.

Girls' Generation promoting Run Devil Run (2010)

SM Entertainment revealed a teaser photo and the name of Girls' Generation's second album and title track called Oh!, on January 20, 2010. "Oh!" was described as an "electro-pop song", and was announced to have been composed by Kenzie, who has written and composed previous popular Girls' Generation tracks such as "Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world)" and "Merry-go-round". Their come back was scheduled to be held at Music Core on January 30, 2010, and the track list and cover for the album was released. The music video teaser for "Oh!" was released on January 22, 2010, which received over a million views on Youtube and "GOM TV" in less than two days and made Naver servers inaccessible due to the amount of viewers it received. "Oh!" was released on various online music portal sites on January 24, 2010, which quickly climbed to the #1 spot instantly after its release; the song also climbed to the #1 spot faster than "Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)". The music video for "Oh!" was released on January 26, 20109, and the ending of the music video revealed the nine Girls' Generation members dressed up as cute cheerleaders looking upon another Girls' Generation dressed in black sexy clothing. SM Entertainment confirmed that the teaser at the end was a glimpse of a follow-up track; which was later revealed to be "Run Devil Run".

Before it's release, Oh! racked up a record breaking amount of pre-orders; 59,500 online orders and 90,390 offline orders which amounted to a total of 149,790 pre-orders. "Oh!" was released on January 28, 2010 and sold approximately 30,000 copies in one day. Girls' Generation made their come back on Music Core where they performed "Show! Show! Show!" and "Oh!". The group then won the "Daesang", which is the highest award artists can receive, "Bonsang", and "Digital Music Daesang" at the 19th Seoul Music Awards on February 3, 2010.

On March 11, 2010 SM Entertainment began releasing concept pictures of each Girls' Generation member, beginning with Yuri and ending with Tiffany on the 15th. Nicknamed "Black Soshi" by fans, Girls' Generation released their fourth digital single "Run Devil Run" on March 17, 2010.
Girls' Generation promoting Hoot (2010)
The song was used as the lead single for Oh!'s re-packaged album of the same name and the music video featured a continuation of their "Black Soshi" concept that the end of the "Oh" music video showed a glimpse of. The dance version for the "Run Devil Run" music video was released on March 18, 2010 and the debut performance for the song was held at Music Bank on March 19, 2010. SM Entertainment later on released the story version of the "Run Devil Run" music video on March 31, 2010. Girls' Generation ended promotional activity for "Run Devil Run" on April 30, 2010 at Music Bank.

On August 11, 2010, Girls' Generation debuted in Japan under the stage name Shoujo Judai (少女時代) with the DVD Shoujo Jidai Tourai ~Hatsu Rainichi Kinen Ban~, which contained all their music videos released in Korea. On September 8, they released their debut Japanese single, "GENIE", which was a Japanese version of their Korean song "Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)", included on the same titled mini-album Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie). The single peaked at #4 on the Oricon charts. On October 20th, Girls' Generation released their second Japanese single, "Gee", another remake of one of their hit Korean songs. It peaked at #2 on the Oricon charts.

On October 27, the group released their third mini album, Hoot. The title track, "Hoot", was released on October 25 at 10am KST through various online music websites. Prior to their comeback, after just releasing "Hoot" on October 25, it took less than 7 minutes for the song to dominate 7 major Korean realtime music charts, topping every single one of them at #1 include Monkey3, Dosirak, Melon, Soridaba, Cyworld, Bugs and Daum. SM Entertainment released "Hoot" music video on October 28, 2010 on SM homepage and their official Youtube channel. The music video also featured Super Junior's member Siwon. In less then 24 hours the video hit more than 1 million viewers on Youtube. They won their first award on Music Bank on 5th November 2010. On December 22, 2010, a special edition of Hoot was released in Japan, including additional tracks from previous albums. The release rose to the #2 position on the Oricon charts and selling 21,000 copies on the first day, faring surprisingly well considering the tracklist itself is entirely in Korean.

Trivia

  • Official Fanclub: S♥NE (소원; sowon; Wish)
  • Official Color: Pastel Rose Pink

Korean Discography

Girls' Generation promoting THE BEST (2014)
Girls' Generation promoting Lion Heart (2015)
Girls' Generation promoting Holiday Night (2017)

Albums

Mini-Albums

Live Albums

Other Albums

Singles

Digital Singles

Video Releases

Compilations/ Others

Japanese Discography

Albums

Best Albums

Remix Albums

Singles

Vinyls

Digital Singles

Video Releases

Other Video Releases

English Discography

Albums

Singles

Chinese Discography

Digital Singles

Filmography

Dramas

Voice Roles

Television

Television Specials

Commercials / Endorsements

  • 2007
    • Elite Tuning Style Uniform (Until 2008)
  • 2008
    • Goobne Chicken (Until 2011)
    • Sunkist Sweetieade
    • Ellesse
    • Viliv PMP X5
    • Samsung Anycall Haptic (Jessica, Tiffany, Yoona)
    • Nexon Maple Story
    • Nexon Bubble Fighter
  • 2009
    • Miero Beauty N
    • Banana Milk (Taeyeon, Sunny, Yuri, Sooyoung, Seohyun)
    • Post Granola Cereal (Sunny, Sooyoung, Seohyun)
    • Samyang Ramen (Until 2010)
    • SPAO (Until 2012)
    • Viliv P-Book S5
    • Viliv Hand Top S7
    • LG Cyon Chocolate
    • Nexton Dungeon & Fighter
    • Shinhan Card
    • Incheon City
    • Incheon Global Fair Festival
    • Seoul Public Service
  • 2010
    • Domino's Pizza (Until 2011)
    • LG Cyon MAXX
    • LG Cyon COOKY
    • iPopCorn
    • Nintendo DSi
    • Samsung (China)
    • Biotherm
    • Everland Caribbean Bay
    • Daum Screensaver (Until 2011)
    • Samsung PAVV LED TV
  • 2011
    • Visit Korea Year (Until 2012)
    • Intel (Asia)
    • Christian Dior Cosmetics (Jessica, Tiffany, Sunny, Yuri, Sooyoung, Hyoyeon)
    • E-ma Nodoame (Japan, Until 2012)
    • Vita500
    • Woongjin Coway
    • Lipton (Japan)
    • 7-Eleven Fair (Japan)
    • J-Estina (Until 2012)
    • Freestyle Sports
  • 2012
    • Gangnam's Ambassadors
    • Korea's Retinitis Pigmentosa Society
    • LG Cinema 3D TV
    • Lotte Department Store (Until 2013)
    • Ace Bed (Until 2013)
    • Korea Yakult
    • Corso GIRL (Until 2013)
    • Casio Baby G & Sheen (Until 2013)
    • Korea Post
    • G-Star Raw
    • Naver Line
  • 2013
    • Hair Couture (Asia, U.S.)
    • Freestyle 2: Street Basketball
    • True Move H (Thailand)

Tours

  • [2009.12.19 - 2010.10.17] Girls' Generation 1st Asia Tour: Into the New World
  • [2011.05.31 - 2011.07.18] The 1st Japan Arena Tour
  • [2011.02.09 - 2012.02.12] Girls' Generation 2nd Asia Tour
  • [2013.02.09 - 2013.04.21] Girls' Generation Girls & Peace Japan 2nd Tour
  • [2013.06.08 - 2014.02.15] 2013 Girls' Generation World Tour - Girls & Peace
  • [2014.04.26 - 2014.07.13] Girls' Generation Japan 3rd Tour 2014
  • [2014.12.09] Girls' Generation 'The Best Live' at Tokyo Dome
  • [2015.11.21 - 2016.05.08] Girls' Generation's Phantasia

Publications

Photobooks

gorgeousGirls' Generation 1st Photobook in Tokyo - So NyeoAll About Girls’ Generation: Paradise in PhuketHolidayGirls' Generation in Las Vegas

  • [2009.03.20] gorgeous (ELLE girl April, 2009 supplement)
  • [2010.06.02] Girls' Generation 1st Photobook in Tokyo - So Nyeo (少女)
  • [2011.02.08] All About Girls’ Generation: Paradise in Phuket
  • [2011.11.30] 1st Japan Official Photobook: Holiday
  • [2014.08.27] Girls' Generation in Las Vegas

Books

Girls Generation Memoirs "SNSD Information Record"Pocket Girl's Generation GIRLS'GENERATION ARENA TOUR 2011Book about power of KARA & SNSDBook about KARA & SNSD

  • [2010.11.12] Girls Generation Memoirs
  • [2011.09.07] Pocket Girl's Generation GIRLS'GENERATION ARENA TOUR 2011
  • [2011.05.20] Power of Korea KARA & Girl's Generation
  • [2011.09.07] Girl's Generation & KARA Secret We♥Kpop Girls

Calendars

  • [2010.12.10] Girls’ Generation 2011 Official Calendar
  • [2011.12.27] Girls’ Generation 2012 Official Calendar
  • [2012.12.09] Girls’ Generation 2013 Official Calendar
  • [2014.01.03] Girls' Generation 2014 Season's Greetings
  • [2014.12.30] Girls' Generation 2015 Season's Greetings
  • [2015.12.31] Girls' Generation 2016 Season's Greetings
  • [2016.12.19] Girls' Generation 2017 Season's Greetings

Awards

Sones fan club at various SNSD events
Note: This is an incomplete list
  • [2007.08.01] Cyworld Song of the Month of August - Into the new world
  • [2007.12.04] 14th Annual Korean Entertainment Awards "Best New Female Group"
  • [2007.12.13] MNet Golden Disk Awards "Anycall Popularity Award", "Anycall Newbie Award"
  • [2008.01.31] 17th Seoul Song Awards "High1 Music Award", "Best New Artist Award"
  • [2008.03.23] MNet 20's Choice Hot Sweet Music Award - Kissing You
  • [2008.12.03] 15th Annual Korean Entertainment Awards "Best Female Group"
  • [2009.02.01] Cyworld Song of the Month for January - Gee
  • [2009.03.01] Cyworld Song of the Month for February - Gee
  • [2009.03.xx] Nickelodeon Korea Kids Choice Awards : Best Female Singer Award
  • [2009.10.16] Culture Day Award "2009 Young Artist Award"
  • [2009.11.30] 17th Republic of Korea Entertainment Award "Daesang"
  • [2009.12.09] Bugs Music Awards : Best Girl Group
  • [2009.12.10] 24th Golden Disk Awards "Digital Music Bonsang", "Digital Music Daesang"
  • [2009.12.14] Yahoo!Asian Buzz Awards - Top Female Buzz Star
  • [2009.12.16] Melon Music Awards 2009 "Best Artist", "Best Song", "Smart Radio", "Odyssey", "Mobile Music", "2009 Top 10"
  • [2009.12.21] Congress Daesang Ceremony Award: Pop Music Award
  • [2009.12.29] MBC Entertainment Awards: Special Award (Best Singer)
  • [2010.01.03] 16th Korea Entertainment Arts Awards : Best Female Group
  • [2010.01.xx] Korean Ministry of Culture and Tourism: Content Industry Award (Special Honor)
  • [2010.02.03] Seoul Music Awards - "Daesang", "Bonsang", "Digital Music Award"
  • [2010.02.19] 22nd Korea PD Awards - Singer Award
  • [2010.02.23] GaOn Chart : Digital Music Award "Gee"
  • [2010.03.30] 7th Korean Music Awards "Song of the Year" (Gee), Best Female Artist of the Year
  • [2010.09.03] 37th Korean Broadcast Award : Singer Award
  • [2010.11.24] Korea Advertising Conference : Best Advertising Models Award
  • [2010.12.02] Yahoo!Asian Buzz Awards - "Top Female Buzz Star", "Top Buzz Music Video (Oh!)"
  • [2010.12.04] 2nd Korean Wave Industry Award : Pop Culture Award
  • [2010.12.09] 25th Golden Disk Awards : "Disk Bonsang (Oh!)", "Disk Daesang (Oh!)", "Popularity Award"
  • [2010.12.10] Proud Korean Awards : Art Category
  • [2010.12.13] Bugs Music Awards : "Song of the Year (Oh!)", "Best Music Video (Oh!)", "Idol of the Year"
  • [2010.12.15] 2nd Melon Music Awards: "Artist of the Year", "Best Dressed Singer", "Hot Trend Music (Hoot)", "2010 TOP 10"
  • [2010.12.17] BIGLOBE Music Awards : Best Single (Gee)
  • [2010.12.19] Dorisak: "Artist of the Year"
  • [2010.12.19] Soribada: "Artist of the Year"
  • [2010.12.21] Korea Gallup: "Artist of the Year"
  • [2010.12.27] Hanteo: "Artist of the Year"
  • [2010.12.28] Monkey3: "Best Song of The Year(OH!)"
  • [2010.12.28] Sport Korea: "Star of the Year" & "Artist of the Year"
  • [2010.12.30] TBS 52nd Japan Record Awards - Rookie Award
  • [2010.12.30] KBS Music Festival: Song Of The Year (Oh!)
  • [2010.12.30] Daum Life On Awards : Music of the Year (Oh!)
  • [2011.01.05] 25th Japan Gold Disc Award : "The Best 5 New Artists", "New Artist of the Year"
  • [2011.01.20] 20th Seoul Music Awards: "Daesang Award ("Run Devil Run")", "Bonsang Award (Run Devil Run)", "Popularity Award", "Hallyu Special Award"
  • [2011.01.21] 6th Asia Model Festival Award : Asia Star Award
  • [2015.01.14] 29th Golden Disk Awards: Popularity Award
  • [2015.01.15] 29th Golden Disk Awards: Album Bonsang - Mr.Mr.
  • [2015.11.07] 2015 MelOn Music Award - "Top 10 Artists"
  • [2015.12.02] 2015 Mnet Asian Music Awards: Best Female Group
  • [2016.01.20] 30th Golden Disk Awards: Digital Single Bonsang
  • [2016.03.15] 2016 Style Icon Awards: Bonsang, Asia Digital Star Award
  • [2018.01.11] 32nd Golden Disc Awards: Disc Bonsang

TV Music Shows

Into the new world
Girls' Generation
Kissing You
Baby Baby
Gee
Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Genie)
Oh!
Run Devil Run
Hoot
The Boys
I GOT A BOY
Mr.Mr.
PARTY
Lion Heart

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