The video reached No.1 on the highly popular Korean multimedia player GomTV's music video chart in less than two hours of going public in the afternoon.
"I Go Crazy Because of You," written by famed R&B singer Wheesung, is the title track to their repackaged album "Breaking Heart."
The record dominated the real-time online charts of Korea's social networking site Cyworld and Monkey 3 upon its release Tuesday, beating out Girls' Generation, Kara, Big Bang and 2NE1.
The girls will kick off promotion of "Crazy", starting by performing the song on cable music channel Mnet's "Countdown" and several other televised music programs over the weekend.
T-ara made their debut last year contributing to the soundtrack of MBC drama "Cinderella Man" and soon after released their debut single "Lies." The girls are preparing to make their Japanese debut in March with boy band Cho Shin Sung.
Reporter : Lucia Hong luciahong@asiae.co.kr Editor : Jessica Kim jesskim@asiae.co.kr <ⓒ10Asia All rights reserved>" />
The video reached No.1 on the highly popular Korean multimedia player GomTV's music video chart in less than two hours of going public in the afternoon.
"I Go Crazy Because of You," written by famed R&B singer Wheesung, is the title track to their repackaged album "Breaking Heart."
The record dominated the real-time online charts of Korea's social networking site Cyworld and Monkey 3 upon its release Tuesday, beating out Girls' Generation, Kara, Big Bang and 2NE1.
The girls will kick off promotion of "Crazy", starting by performing the song on cable music channel Mnet's "Countdown" and several other televised music programs over the weekend.
T-ara made their debut last year contributing to the soundtrack of MBC drama "Cinderella Man" and soon after released their debut single "Lies." The girls are preparing to make their Japanese debut in March with boy band Cho Shin Sung.
Reporter : Lucia Hong luciahong@asiae.co.kr Editor : Jessica Kim jesskim@asiae.co.kr <ⓒ10Asia All rights reserved>" />
The music video for girl group T-ara's "I Go Crazy Because of You" reached the top of an online music video chart within just hours of its release Thursday, according to their agency Core Contents Media.
The video reached No.1 on the highly popular Korean multimedia player GomTV's music video chart in less than two hours of going public in the afternoon.
"I Go Crazy Because of You," written by famed R&B singer Wheesung, is the title track to their repackaged album "Breaking Heart."
The record dominated the real-time online charts of Korea's social networking site Cyworld and Monkey 3 upon its release Tuesday, beating out Girls' Generation, Kara, Big Bang and 2NE1.
The girls will kick off promotion of "Crazy", starting by performing the song on cable music channel Mnet's "Countdown" and several other televised music programs over the weekend.
T-ara made their debut last year contributing to the soundtrack of MBC drama "Cinderella Man" and soon after released their debut single "Lies." The girls are preparing to make their Japanese debut in March with boy band Cho Shin Sung.
Reporter : Lucia Hong luciahong@asiae.co.kr Editor : Jessica Kim jesskim@asiae.co.kr <ⓒ10Asia All rights reserved>
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The music video for girl group T-ara's "I Go Crazy Because of You" reached the top of an online music video chart within just hours of its release Thursday, according to their agency Core Contents Media.
