Girls' Generation Make US Debut on 'Letterman' + 'Live! With Kelly' Performance! (*Added*)
Yes! They slayed! K-pop's very own, nine-piece girl group Girls' Generation made their US television debut last night on CBS' "The Late Show with David Letterman' with a high-energy performance of their single "The Boys" - The fierce electro-pop song is taken from SNSD's third Korean album of the same name, whose English version was recorded by the girls (Jessica Jung, Sunny, Tiffany, Kim Hyoyeon, Kwon Yuri, Choi Sooyoung, Im Yoona and Seohyun) to introduce the Girls' Generation name in the US, prior to their official US debut (new single, and full album) later on. "The Boys" is already on iTunes, and what better way to get your band's name in America by performing on one of the top television shows.
Let's keep it simple, SNSD killed it! The choreography was executed perfectly, loved the new arrangement for the NEW dance breaks, and on the 'vocal' side, yeah, they mostly resorted to singing over the playback, but considering all they had to do on stage, and the more than expected nerves, I think it's justified. Oh, and I hope they can get bigger stages for their next performances in America. Poor Sunny almost collided with that keyboard on the left at one point, other girls almost bumped one another, and overall the dancing did not shine all that we know it can.
What do YOU think of SNSD's first US TV performance?
Girls' Generation Perform on Live! With Kelly! (NEW)
I just can't with the amount of SNSD slayage we've gotten in less than 24 hours! Making their last tv performance in America as part of a super short promo trip, K-pop hit band Girls' Generation performed their single "The Boys" on 'Live! With Kelly' on Wednesday morning (February 1st). Another killer show! They opted to perform the original edit this time though, without the new dance breaks. It looks like the girls feel more comfortable doing this version 'cause the choreo looked more polished today. I guess it also helped the fact the stage was a bit bigger, haha.