On October 20, 2010, the group released their second Japanese single, Gee.
They took second place and were crowned the first ever overseas girl group to claim this position. On October 26, 2010 it was announced that their Japanese 2nd single "Gee" reached #1 on the Oricon Daily chart, making them the first non-Japanese Asian girl group to reach number 1 on the chart. The song was ranked fifty-seventh on the Japan Hot 100 2010 year-end chart. On April 20, 2011, the girls added another accomplishment to their belt as the RIAJ (Recording Industry Association of Japan) website updated their charts showing that Girls' Generation's Chaku Uta Full (ringtones) downloads for "Gee" went Double Platinum. The RIAJ certifies Platinum as moving 250,000 units, so Double Platinum would mean that the girls had over 500,000 downloads for "Gee".
[TRACKLIST]
1. Gee (Japanese Version)
2. Gee (Korean Version)
3. Gee (without main vocals)
1. Gee (Japanese Version)
2. Gee (Korean Version)
3. Gee (without main vocals)
Music Video
On September 30, 2010, a teaser for "Gee" was released. In the teaser, it shows the girls as mannequins in their own dress up area. The video has no mannequin storyline this time though. On October 6, 2010, the Japanese music video of "Gee" was released. SHINee's Minho once again plays a role, this time as a customer, of the store run by Girls' Generation.
Throughout the video they dance in the shop, and instead of showing them wearing different colored shorts like Pink, Green or Yellow as they did in the Korean version, this time they wore jeans. It also has new scenes of the girls dressing up, which are in the second chorus. When Minho comes in the store the girls hear the door and they drop everything in their hands, but pick them back up and run to Minho.
- There are still mannequins in the video this time but they are real ones and cannot come alive. The video shows the girls hiding behind the mannequins at the very beginning.
"GEE" MV:
Charts
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