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Following the release of its Japanese single “Give Me the Love” on April 20, K-pop girl group AOA has been holding events to promote the new song.
The group visited Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka from April 21-24, attracting thousands of Japanese fans. The promotion included a mini live concert and events that allowed fans to get close to AOA. The group also performed its other hits “Heart Attack” and “Oh Boy,” along with “Give Me the Love.”
The group visited Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka from April 21-24, attracting thousands of Japanese fans. The promotion included a mini live concert and events that allowed fans to get close to AOA. The group also performed its other hits “Heart Attack” and “Oh Boy,” along with “Give Me the Love.”
At the Tokyo event on April 21, Japanese singer and actor Takanori Nishikawa, who collaborated in the latest AOA Japanese single about a woman with a crush, made a guest appearance. Nishikawa also appears in the “Give Me the Love” music video.
Meanwhile, the group’s fourth Japanese single topped the K-pop weekly chart and world chart on Recochoku immediately following its release. It also topped the Oricon daily chart on Sunday.
By Jung Eun-jin (jej2403@heraldcorp.com)
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