Show Me Your Love (TVXQ and Super Junior song)

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"Show Me Your Love"
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Single by TVXQ & Super Junior 05
B-side "I Wanna Hold You"
"I'm Your Man"
ReleasedDecember 15, 2005
Recorded2005
Studio SM Studios, Seoul
Genre
Label SM
Producer(s) Lee Soo-man
TVXQ Koreansingles chronology
"Hi Ya Ya"
(2005)
"Show Me Your Love"
(2005)
"Fighting Spirit of the East"
(2006)
Super Junior 05 singles chronology
"Twins (Knock Out)"
(2005)
"Show Me Your Love"
(2005)
"Miracle"
(2006)

"Show Me Your Love" is a single by TVXQ and Super Junior 05, released via SM Entertainment on December 15, 2005. It was distributed as a CD single in both Korean and English, with the tracks "I Wanna Hold You" and "I'm Your Man" serving as B-sides. [1]

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Music video

The music video for the song "Show Me Your Love" starts with TVXQ and Super Junior taking photos for a winter photoshoot. Super Junior becomes exhausted and they retire to their seats. TVXQ brings up their spirit by starting the song, saying that TVXQ now has a new family, Super Junior. The two groups sing together under snow, in chapels, on ships, and other similar places that are surrounded by Christmas spirits. Most of the filming took place in Lotte World.

Reception

Commercially, "Show Me Your Love" peaked at number one on the MIAK album chart for December 2005 and sold 49,945 physical copies. It reentered the Gaon Album Chart five years later in February 2010 and attained a peak position of number 28.

Track listing

All songs were written, composed and arranged by Kenzie, who also took as a co-producer for album. Yoochun, Heechul, Shindong and Eunhyuk took part in rap lyrics for the title track Show Me Your Love.

No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Show Me Your Love" (sung by TVXQ and Super Junior)KenzieKenzie4:06
2."I Wanna Hold You" (sung by TVXQ)KenzieKenzieKenzie4:14
3."오늘만은 (I’m Your Man)" (sung by Super Junior)KenzieKenzieKenzie3:44
4."Show Me Your Love (Instrumental)" KenzieKenzie4:04
Total length:16:08

Credits and personnel

Credits are adapted from the liner notes of Show Me Your Love physical single: [2]

Musicians

Additional musicians

Technical personnel

Studios

Charts

Sales

CountrySales
South Korea (physical)56,141 [6]

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