YOLO (album)

YOLO
YOLO
	(Top): Jenny, Heehyun, Jueun, Eunjin, Eunice and Somyi (Bottom): Chaeyeon, Eunchae and Yebin
Studio album by DIA
Released	April 19, 2017
Recorded	2016–2017
Genre	Bubblegum pop ; trot ; soft rock ; R&B ; ballad ;
Length	57:06
Language	Korean
Label	MBK ; LOEN (digital); Interpark (physical);
DIA chronology
Singles from YOLO
	"You Are My Flower"; Released: April 6, 2017; "Will You Go Out With Me?"; Released: April 19, 2017;

Last updated May 13, 2023

YOLO is the second studio album by South Korean girl group DIA which was released on April 19, 2017 by MBK Entertainment.^[1]

Background and release

On March 31 MBK Entertainment confirmed that the album would be released on April 19 on March 31 along with the reality show YOLO TRIP.^[2] Their first dance performance for the title track 'Will You Go Out With Me?' was on their first concert titled "First Miracle" at Yes24 Live Hall. The first band performance for the title track was on their mini concert titled "On The Record" on April 7 at Blue Square.^[3]

Two new members are introduced in this album, Jueun and Somyi.^[4] 'You Are My Flower' was released as a pre-release single for the album on April 6.^[5] Upon release, it charted at number one on Melon's Trot Songs Daily Chart.

Promotions

DIA held a mini concert titled "On The Record" on April 7 at Blue Square, and marked the first band performance of the title track 'Will You Go Out With Me'. They will also hold a comeback showcase for the album on April 19 7:30PM KST, and will be boardcasted live on V Live.

Track listing

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Arrangement	Length
1.	"Will You Go Out With Me?" (나랑 사귈래)	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yebin Eunjin Chaeyeon Ddoli Park Peter Pan	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yebin Ddoli Park Peter Pan	Two Champ	3:11
2.	"Boyfriend" (남.사.친)	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yebin Eunjin Yoon Young Min Kim Won Hyun	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yoon Young Min Kim Won Hyun Kim Dong Ha	Yoon Young Min Kim Dong Ha Kim Won Hyun	2:47
3.	"April (사월)" (featuring DinDin)	Huihyeon Eunjin Yebin Face Of Glory Jin Ri Din Din	Yebin Face Of Glory Jin Ri Dawn Long Candy	Face Of Glory Dawn	3:59
4.	"Mannequin" (마네킹)	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Eunjin Yebin Chaeyeon Stainboys	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yebin Chaeyeon Stainboys	Stainboys	3:37
5.	"You Are My Flower (꽃, 달, 술)" (with Kim Yeon Ja, Hong Jin Young)	Eunice Yebin Chaeyeon 79	Eunice Yebin Chaeyeon 79	79	4:21
6.	"Light" (빛)	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Eunjin Yebin Eunchae Ddoli Park Peter Pan	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yebin Ddoli Park Peter Pan	Ddoli Park	3:48
7.	"There Is No Time (시간이 없어)" (Huihyeon featuring Kim Chung-ha)	Huihyeon Slapstick	Huihyeon Slapstick	Slapstick	3:34
8.	"Listen To This Song" (이 노래 들어볼래)	Huihyeon Eunjin Yebin Face Of Glory Jin Ri Din Din	Yebin Face Of Glory Dawn Long Candy	Face Of Glory Dawn	3:58
9.	"Not Only You But Spring" (너만 모르나 봄)	Huihyeon Eunjin Yebin Eunchae Kim Won Hyun	Yebin Kim Won Hyun Melody Workshop	Kim Won Hyun Melody Workshop	3:45
10.	"Independence Movement Day" (乾坤坎離)	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Eunjin Yebin Chaeyeon Eunchae	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yebin Ddoli Park Peter Pan	Ddoli Park Krazysound	5:02
11.	"Will You Go Out With Me?" (2016)	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yebin Eunjin Chaeyeon Ddoli Park Peter Pan	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yebin Ddoli Park Peter Pan	Ddoli Park Peter Pan	3:12
12.	"You Are My Flower" (DIA only version)	Eunice Yebin Chaeyeon 79	Eunice Yebin Chaeyeon 79	79	4:21
13.	"Will You Go Out With Me?" (Ballad version)	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Eunjin Yebin Chaeyeon Ddoli Park Peter Pan	Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yebin Ddoli Park Peter Pan	Stainboys	4:56
14.	"Will You Go Out With Me?" (Instrumental)		Eunice Huihyeon Jenny Yebin Ddoli Park Peter Pan	Two Champ	3:11
Total length:					57:06

Charts

Chart (2017)	Peak position
Gaon Album Chart ^[6]	3
Oricon Albums Chart ^[7]	295

Release history

Region	Date	Format	Label
South Korea	April 19, 2017	CD, digital download	MBK Entertainment LOEN Entertainment Interpark
Worldwide	April 19, 2017	Digital download	MBK Entertainment LOEN Entertainment

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References

↑ "Girl group DIA returns with new album, fresh faces". Yonhap. April 19, 2017.
↑ "DIA Confirms April Comeback Plans, Films MV in Japan". moonrok.com. 22 March 2017.
↑ "DIA to Perform Self-Produced Tracks During Listening Session". Mwave. March 31, 2017.
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[1] "Girl group DIA returns with new album, fresh faces". Yonhap. April 19, 2017.

[2] "DIA Confirms April Comeback Plans, Films MV in Japan". moonrok.com. 22 March 2017.

[3] "DIA to Perform Self-Produced Tracks During Listening Session". Mwave. March 31, 2017.

[4] "DIA returns with new members". Kpop Herald.

[5] "다이아, 6일 '꽃달술' 기습 선공개…정채연 벚꽃샷 '심쿵'". MyDaily. April 4, 2017.

[6] 2017년 18주차 Album Chart (in Korean). Gaon Music Chart . Retrieved May 11, 2017.

[7] オリコンランキング情報サービス「you大樹」－CD・ブルーレイ・DVD・書籍・コミック－ . Oricon Style (in Japanese). Oricon . Retrieved May 11, 2017.

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v t e DIA
Eunice Jueun Huihyeon Yebin Chaeyeon Eunchae Cho Seung-hee Eunjin Jenny Somyi
Studio albums	Do It Amazing (2015) YOLO (2017)
EPs	Happy Ending (2016) Spell (2016) Love Generation (2017) Summer Ade (2018) Newtro (2019) Flower 4 Seasons (2020)
Related topics	MBK Entertainment
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