[News] T-ara's "Cry Cry" music video shot over 96 hours being revealed today
2011.11.09
T-ara's "Cry Cry" drama-format music video will be revealed online to the public today.
The first 15 minutes of the "Cry Cry" music video will be revealed today, November 9th, at 1:30 PM KST. The video was shot in Busan and follows the design of a real drama. Cha Seungwon, Ji Changwuk, Jiyeon, Qri, Eunjung and Hyomin all act in the video, as well as Lee Jaeyoung.
The music video will be revealed in two parts with the first part of "Cry Cry" today and the second part being revealed online over the weekend.
T-ara and Cha Seungwon had a tough schedule for shooting the video. The shooting was over the course of 4 days (96 hours) with only 2 hours of sleep overall in a hotel. Cha Seungwon even praised the T-ara members acting skills despite their state.
The "Cry Cry" music video will be released in 2-parts, and T-ara will reveal a music video a month later for "Lovey-Dovey" which is a 180-degree different from "Cry Cry".
Meanwhile, T-ara's "Cry Cry" is about a sad farewell to a lover with a strong representation and meaning from the heart. The strong guitar sounds mixed with the passion combines to make a brilliant song.
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