Oh! (Girls' Generation album)

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Oh!
SNSDOh!.jpg
Studio album by
Girls' Generation
ReleasedJanuary 28, 2010 (2010-01-28)
Recorded2009
Genre
Length43:40
Language Korean
Label
Girls' Generation chronology
Genie
(2009)		Oh!
(2010)		 Hoot
(2010)
Singles from Oh!
  1. "Oh!"
    Released: January 25, 2010
Oh! track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Oh!"
3:08
2."Show! Show! Show!"
3:38
3."Sweet Talking Baby" (Korean : 뻔 & Fun; RR : Ppeon & Fun)
  • Song Jae-won
  • Song Jae-won
  • Song Jae-won
3:30
4."Forever" (영원히 너와 꿈꾸고 싶다;Yeongwonhi neowa kkumkkugo sipda;lit. I Want to Dream With You Forever)
  • Kim Jin-hwan
  • Kim Jin-hwan
  • Kim Jin-hwan
4:29
5."Be Happy" (웃자;Utja)
  • E-Tribe
  • Jang Jun-ho (Duble Kick Entertainment)
  • Gong Hyun-sik (Duble Kick Entertainment
3:30
6."Boys & Girls" (화성인 바이러스;Hwaseong-in Baireoseu;lit. Martian Virus) (Featuring Key of SHINee)
  • Hwang Chan-hee
  • Park Joon-ho
3:45
7."Talk to Me" (카라멜 커피;Karamel Keopi;lit. Caramel Coffee) (Jessica and Tiffany duet)
  • Machan Taylor
  • Kim Hee-won (Duble Kick Entertainment)
  • Machan Taylor
  • Machan Taylor
3:26
8."Star Star Star" (별별별;Byeolbyeolbyeol)
4:29
9."Stick wit U" (무조건 해피엔딩;Mujogeon Haepiending;lit. Unconditional Happy Ending)
  • LeeOn
  • LeeOn
  • LeeOn
2:46
10."Day by Day" (좋은 일만 생각하기;Joheun Ilman Saenggakhagi;lit. Only Thinking About Good Things) (Performed by Taeyeon, Jessica, Tiffany, Seohyun, and Sunny)
  • Yoo Young-seok
  • Yoo Young-seok
  • Miho (Miso Diary)
3:50
11."Gee" (bonus track)
3:20
12."Genie" (소원을 말해봐 (지니);Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Jini);lit. Tell Me Your Wish) (bonus track)
3:49
Total length:43:40
Run Devil Run – repackage (bonus tracks)
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Run Devil Run"
  • Hong Ji-yoo
3:21
2."Oh!"
3:08
3."Echo"
  • Taehoon
3:30
4."Star Star Star (Acoustic R&B version)" (Korean : 별별별; RR : Byeolbyeolbyeol)
4:28
5."Show! Show! Show!"
3:38
6."Sweet Talking Baby" (뻔 & Fun;Ppeon & Fun)
  • Song Jae-won
  • Song Jae-won
  • Song Jae-won
3:30
7."Forever" (영원히 너와 꿈꾸고 싶다;Yeongwonhi neowa kkumkkugo sipda;lit. I Want to Dream With You Forever)
  • Kim Jin-hwan
  • Kim Jin-hwan
  • Kim Jin-hwan
4:29
8."Be Happy" (웃자;Utja)
  • E-Tribe
  • Jang Jun-ho (Duble Kick Entertainment)
  • Gong Hyun-sik (Duble Kick Entertainment
3:30
9."Boys & Girls" (화성인 바이러스;Hwaseong-in Baireoseu;lit. Martian Virus) (Featuring Key of SHINee)
  • Hwang Chan-hee
  • Park Joon-ho
3:45
10."Talk to Me" (카라멜 커피;Karamel Kapi;lit. Caramel Coffee) (Jessica and Tiffany duet)
  • Machan Taylor
  • Kim Hee-won (Duble Kick Entertainment)
  • Machan Taylor
  • Machan Taylor
3:26
11."Star Star Star" (별별별;Byeolbyeolbyeol)
4:29
12."Stick wit U" (무조건 해피엔딩;Mujogeon Haepiending;lit. Unconditional Happy Ending)
  • LeeOn
  • LeeOn
  • LeeOn
2:46
13."Day by Day" (좋은 일만 생각하기;Joheun Ilman Saenggakhagi;lit. Only Thinking About Good Things) (Performed by Taeyeon, Jessica, Tiffany, Seohyun, and Sunny)
  • Yoo Young-seok
  • Yoo Young-seok
  • Miho (Miso Diary)
3:50
14."Gee" (bonus track)
3:20
15."Genie" (소원을 말해봐 (지니);Sowoneul Malhaebwa (Jini);lit. Tell Me Your Wish) (bonus track)
3:49
Total length:55:40

Charts

Sales

Sales for Oh! and Run Devil Run
Region Sales amount
Japan (Oh!)9,318 [36]
Japan (Run Devil Run)26,751 [36]
South Korea (Oh!)247,520 [37]
South Korea (Run Devil Run)
191,779 [37]

Release history

RegionDateVersionDistributing labelFormat
South KoreaJanuary 28, 2010Oh! SM Entertainment CD
JapanFebruary 2, 2010 Rhythm Zone
Hong Kong [38] February 19, 2010 Avex Asia
ThailandMarch 9, 2010 GMM Grammy (2010–2011)
SM True (2012–present)
Taiwan [39] March 12, 2010 Avex Taiwan
PhilippinesMarch 19, 2010 Universal Records
South KoreaMarch 22, 2010Run Devil Run SM Entertainment
Taiwan [40] April 23, 2010 Avex Taiwan
PhilippinesMay 22, 2010 (special release) Universal Records
May 29, 2010 (official release)

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