The Stage World of Two Exchanges (Girls' Generation)
双交流のステージ世界（少女時代）
Girls' Generation Taeyeon greets fans with a cute video posted on her Instagram on the 2nd.
In the video, Taeyeon greets fans in a slightly awkward but friendly manner, saying, "I'm back home. Thank you for your support today. Did you get home safely?"
Girls' Generation performed at the "2013 Incheon Korean Wave Tourism Concert - Praying for the Success of the Incheon Asian Games" on the 1st. It was a greeting of thanks to the fans who came to support Girls' Generation. Taeyeon's long hair and white skin accentuated her pure and cute charm. .
(From Entertainment News)
As usual, I listened to Girls' Generation's (SNSD) music. These days, I often just listen to music and don't write articles. It's not that I don't have any material, I just don't have time to write. Because of that, I've had a lot of ideas I wanted to write about go unreported. They're stuck somewhere in my head and won't come out. But there's no need to be stingy. Ideas will come to you if you have time. If you have even a vague seed, and you give it the oil of time, it will grow from one point like a golden thread and become an interesting and entertaining story.
They're broadcasting all sorts of things from their private places...
I watched their live performance at the 2013 Incheon Korean Wave Tourism Concert on YouTube. "I Got a Boy" and "Dancing Queen" were uploaded.
They're like clever fish that can figure out the environment and size of any pond they're thrown into in a short time.
Watching their two songs on stage, it seemed like they were enjoying the reaction of their fans as much as we enjoyed their music and dance.
It seems that dance music by groups makes that possible. It wouldn't be possible with just one or two people singing and dancing on stage. However, a group of 4-9 people seems capable of creating a stage that feels like a dialogue with the fans.
It may be similar to jazz, where the tone and melody of the instruments change depending on the mood of the moment.
It seems that while singing and dancing, they are simultaneously observing the reactions of their fans. Their performances also seem to have more variety, relying more on individual will rather than the emphasis on control that they had in the early days. What can they do to please their fans? They may be beginning to try this out.
The stage world of dual interaction with the fans emerges only when they share singing and dancing parts.
Their performances of "I Got a Boy" and "Dancing Queen" gave the impression of such possibilities.
Girls' Generation's performances will be one to watch from now on.
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