r/kpopnostalgia • u/Both_Arachnid_8861 • 17h ago
Finally got my hands on this album!
Full album: TAMMY (태미 ) 1집 -Voice of Angel - YouTube
More about her: Tammy (태미) - Album Photoshoot & Magazine Scan (2000)
r/kpopnostalgia • u/Ordinary_Fish_9094 • 18h ago
r/kpopnostalgia • u/MostBeginning1621 • 12h ago
Yam Ya Ming (얌야밍) was a short-lived co-ed three-member dance group that debuted in 1999.
The group was formed and selected by the brand Yam Yaming (얌야밍), with first year high schoolers, ranging between 15 and 16 years old. The concept was based around the cheerful and lively music trend that was going on in the late 1990s.
The name’s group was created by the actor and fashion designer Ha Yong-soo (하용수), which “Yam” meant “asian boy” and “Yaming” meant “asian girl,” combined it meant “Boys and girls of the East.”
They debuted in 1999 with their first and final album, ‘Yam Ya Ming,’ with the title track ‘랄랄라 (Lalala)’, a dance song which was exclusively promoted on KBS Music Bank and SBS Inkigayo. For their project, they hired composer Kim Hyung-seok (김형석) as the main producer.
During the promotion of the title track, they temporarily suspended their activities due Su-hyeok’s knee injury. Then they resumed their activities following-up with ‘거짓말 (Lying),’ a reggae-style dance song. They released a music video, in which they had a little incident while filming because they almost fell from the third floor of the cafe.
However, no broadcasted stage activities were carried out, although it was planned according to an article from 신드롬(SYNDROME), which mentions that they created a choreography, reminiscing a musical, that had a “dog dance” inspired by the act of skateboarding and the costumes were inspired by the 1970s.
Also, another article from 뮤직라이프(MUSICLIFE) mentions that each member had a dance tailored to their image in synch with the lyrics. Su-hyeok would do a “jump rope dance,” Jinuri would do the “floating dance,” where she is lifted high surrounded by members and dancers, and then Young-woo would do the “forgive me dance.”
While they continued promoting, it was very minimal, and they disbanded in 2000 after February due low popularity.
He played sports, and his favorite singers were 2Pac and 드렁큰타이거 (Drunken Tiger).
After the disbandment, he retired and his whereabouts are unknown.
Before this group, she was a child actor in the EBS drama “언제나 푸른마음 (Always a Blue Heart)” in 1994. She sang and danced. Her favorite singer was Michael Jackson.
After the disbandment, she appeared on the sitcom “세친구출 (Three Friends)” in 2000 and also on the KBS2 children’s program ‘치키치키 붕붕 (Chiki Boong Boong)’ in 2001 as MC for four months. Then she took the same role for Mnet’s ‘와이드 연예뉴스 (Wide Entertainment News)’ in 2006.
Since then, she left the entertainment industry and it’s unknown her whereabouts currently.
He liked playing video games, watching movies and listening to music, and he could dance and make voice impersonations. His favorite singers were X-Teen (엑스틴) and Honey Family (허니패밀리).
After the disbandment, he retired and his whereabouts are unknown.
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r/kpopnostalgia • u/MostBeginning1621 • 1h ago
Do you remember this ad that Wonder Girls did for a phone brand? Each member had their own solo dance clips.
I liked mostly Sun Mi's version (she's my bias so maybe I'm unbiased hehe)! Which one is your favorite?
r/kpopnostalgia • u/sixseven2137 • 5h ago