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Counterpoint – Does 2PM Make Me Raise My “Hands Up”?

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Written by On June 21, 2011

Eh.

Some thoughts:

  • Their concept reminds me of the video in which little children re-enact the Jersey Shore.
  • The jackets are cool but did you steal them from 2NE1‘s closet?
  • Junho sounds good but when does he not?
  • Totally forgot about Wooyoung until that bridge.
  • When 2PM debuted, they were doing back flips. Now?
  • I’m sorry but Taecyeon‘s raps are my favorite part.
  • I don’t think I’ll sleep after the white horse head’s cameo appearance.
  • Is champagne the new member of 2PM?

I don’t think 2PM is god’s gift to music but I DEFINITELY expect better from them and JYP Entertainment. It wasn’t awful but if this is the single, then I wonder what the rest of the album will sound like. Check out the video below:

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  • cherbear

    The song is nice…but it’s definitely not all that memorable and it reminds me too much of GD and TOP song.

    Caucasians are more accepted in Korean society and they probably wanted to avoid all the crap that netizens said about the Black background dancer for JYJ :X

    I’m going to go out on a limb here and say I think the reason they use Caucasians is because there really aren’t a lot of others in Korea. Korea still lacks a lot of diversity. I still give them some credit for using non-Asians in their mv though^^

    • eboy07

      Definitely agree about GD and TOP. But overal i like the atmosphere in the song.

    • tai

      “Caucasians are more accepted in Korean society”

      That is one sad statement. It makes me wonder sometimes why I even bother with Kpop and korean culture. I am not welcomed in it.

      • inwe366

        Agreed. When I first found kpop I really really really wanted to visit and maybe even stay in korea for a while. But as I find out more about the inherent racism, especially against black people, my excitement to visit Korea gets less and less.

        • Merewen

          I’m somewhat struggling with that too. What makes it laughable is that for the most part they’re emmulating black r & b with their music and dance moves. That whole Junsu and Telisha incident pissed me off. The same with the Tiger JK, Tasha, and baby Jordan. The vile things that were and are being spewed. Ugh.

          As far as caucasians being more accepted in Korean society… I find that sad. Striving for pale skin and double eye lids. Why were those chosen as the standards of beauty?

          • Nhu

            Not that I disagree that there’s inherent racism in Korea and many Asian countries about Hispanics and black (though seriously, in America, there’s TONS of racism as well -still! after all we’ve done- so I can’t totally condemn a society who has generally never interacted with black people. As opposed to say, America, where that type of thinking still goes on even though so many of our citizens are black)… BUT the double eyelid surgery and pale skin is NOT to mimic western standards of beauty. Sure, that helps keep the standard around, no doubt, but pale skin and double eyelids have been the standard for CENTURIES and before Western influence. Why? Pale skin = noblewoman who doesn’t need to work in the fields, and double eyelids = bigger eyes, rarer, therefore more prized. I really dislike the misconception that Asians don’t have their own standard of beauty separate from the West.

          • Merewen

            Is that along the same line that it was once considered good to be thick because it showed you had money for food? Didn’t that go out of favor? Why can’t this particular beauty standard? It’s too much of a coincidence. I found this article when I started questioning why.

            http://thegrandnarrative.com/2008/04/26/korean-women-part-3-final-a-caucasian-ideal/

            It is also sad that you would bring up racism in the US when we’re talking about South Korea society. It’s scratching.

          • tai

            Nhu, I understand that ORIGNALLY Korea was a homogenious society, but there are other races that are living there now. that excuse doesn’t hold up anymore. This whole idea that it’s okay to copy my style, music and swag, but you wouldn’t even speak to me if I standing next to you because I’m black isn’t acceptable not matter where it happens.

            The standard of beauty in Korea is extreme by any standard. To think that only people with white skin, bigger eyes are beautiful degrades your own race. there are people who are korean that are absolutely gorgeous in the skin they were born in. the whole double eyelid thing freaks me out.

          • serenestar

            tai, it is still a predominantly homogeneous country. We can all say that different countries have a variety of races, but that doesn’t not mean that these percentages are even that high to begin with.

            It is more of a cultural and traditional issue that later arises in the form of racism. Merewen, it exactly mirrors the the idea that being thick = money. In the same way, Korea AS well as countries around the world have been raised with the idea that the lighter you are, the richer you are. Why? Because it is assumed that you don’t work out outside or labor. You have more respect.

            It is an old concept that has prevailed over the years. While I don’t believe it, i think it’s highly hypocritical of you guy to blame Korea for things that are completely relevant and true to other countries. The issue isn’t something that you can fix over night. It is NOT sad or pitiful for people to bring up other countries, particularly the United States. To pin down South Korean and act like they are the only racist country to criticize is beyond my comprehension

          • Merewen

            It is given that we are talking about South Korea and their issues with racism. Especially considering that for the most part they emulate a culture they don’t like and don’t want to inter-act with. Oh unless it’s a celebrity like Usher, Neo, or Beyonce. Because they’re safe black folk.

          • inwe366

            I mean to reply to Nhu, but can;t find the button. I don’t think we can excuse S. Koreans for racism because they are being racist. They think/”know” that someone is bad because of they have African features. If it was the same across all different races, then the excuse of being in a homogenous society would make more sense. But it is against pretty much all races who aren’t Caucasian, though the opinions on Caucasians can be bad too.

          • tai

            Serenastar, I am well aware of the racism that exists all over the world. I was raised in the South in the USA. But trying to defend racism no matter how it came to be is asinine. It is wrong, not matter what. As far as trying to take the focus off SK by mentioning the U.S., this article is about a SK boy band performing in Korea. No one is acting like racism doesn’t exist anywhere but Korea. Sounds like someone struck a nerve with you.

      • v

        thats how i feel sometimes too but i remind myself that not all koreans are racist or ignorant about black ppl. they can copy black ppl but they cant like them? the only asian country i have the less fear of visitng is japan.

        • shan

          The most open country in terms of accepting other races would probably be Japan. There is a noticeable percentage of Japanese celebrities who are of mixed ethnicities, and that does help the general public be more open to foreigners. And the thing is, J-music is hardly/rarely influenced by western music. They have always retained that “japanese” feel to all their music. E.g. Foreigners adapt to J-sounds and not the other way around.

          While Korea on the other hand has heavily adopted the western sound, but is probably one of the most closed minded and enclosed country in Asia. They are too prideful and while they seem enthusiastic to spread the Korean culture, they themselves are very against accepting and adapting to foreign cultures. Its not just about racism, but its also the fact that many Koreans are too full of themselves to embrace and accept people of other ethnicities into their own country.

          China is probably inbetween. They don’t really accept, but they don’t really hate. Places like Hong Kong, where 80% of people are fluent in english, are pretty open to foreigners while mainland china will get you constant stares and if your black, some people will avoid you.(Mostly those who are from villages and etc.) China pretty much balances itself out I guess.

          • So True, I…..

            …totally agree with your comment. Couldn’t have said it better myself.

          • V

            One day who knows. Maybe more black ppl will venture to korea besides white ppl . Who knows maybe tiger will sign someone to his label who isnt just mixed but completely black. But thats just wishful thinking. Yep they would get a lot of shit but something positive could come out of it. I think what some of them dont get or know that their are black ppl out there who take an interest in sout korea not only for their music but culture.

          • bubbles

            ive been in korea for a while now and with the recent kpop videos i have been seeing lately i have concluded what the korean media is trying to tell me as a whole
            1. colored people dont go to the clubs here
            2.colored people cant be found on the streets here

            and finally
            3. asiain girls arent good enough to go clubbing with anymore here

            which i find extremely funny because from what i see here there are sooo many more colored people here than caucasians so its interesting to see that the club scenes in there MV or dramas are only filled with caucasian or europeans. ALso on the whole racsim thing in korea. i will tell u straight up it barley exsits here. koreans are extremely shy people so if they do have a probelm with you they wont bother you. Ive gotten kno hate or anything and yes i leave in the boonies outside of seoul so this is saying something. people have been extremeley extremely nice and helped me in my times of need. they have also complemeted me on my looks a billion times so no most koreans are not obssesed with white people. the thing they are obbsesed with is people who have nice feautres. for example (oh yeah forgot to mention im a black female) they complement my skintone all the time, they thinks its really even. they complement my legs(weired right?) they also complement the shape of my eyes as well. serouisly koreans are sooo nice. the only problems they do have with black people is when they acutally START acting like the sterotypical black people thats portrayed on tv. which as black people we all know how many of those people actually exsists. -_- and belive me ladies sice korean guys are extremely shy dont be sad if they dont talk to you. believe me all they need is a tiny bit of soju in them and they will seriously be all over you.

    • Nhu

      Really? I think GD & TOP does it better, mostly because their lyrics are better, and because GD & TOP are just more credible as club animals. They’ve also got better flow, and the fact that they’re both rappers help keep the song strong.

      I just don’t buy 2PM’s image here, and the singing/rapping is just so much weaker.

      • Johnny

        its almost like they are trying too hard to be hip hop. I notice fake SWAG when I see it. Come on now”Put your hands up put your drinks up”? Really did they still that off of Far East Movement? Probably

    • nakasone

      umm…no.
      there were Asians and Caucasians in the video and I saw at least one black girl, too.

  • what has the world become!

    meh!

    Having said that, they’re going to win all charts definitely :(.

    • meh

      lets see. we have f(x) vs 2pm vs 2ne1 this time.

      • what has the world become!

        And I’m rooting for f(x)!

      • Felicia

        I’m going for the rookie even though they probs won’t beat the others
        Block B anyone?

  • jules

    Another song I’ll pass on…..

  • NoLove

    Im sorry but this video is so corny, plus there missing something GD&TOP have…… Swag lol

  • em

    i can’t take your opinion that seriously considering you think taec’s rapping is the best part of the song since he can’t rap. i personally think this song sounds like something san-e would realize. 2pm can’t do flips or the really impressive dances anymore because they don’t have a real dancer in the group anymore. regardless of whether or not what kind of song it is, 2pm will win and sell with this album.

    • ehh

      I’m really not feeling 2pm anymore, but I think you gotta at least acknowledge that Junho can dance. Now, does their choreography use his talent to it’s full potential… that’s a different story.

  • Dylan

    I’m glad they’re moving in a new direction away from all the angst and black clothes, but to be honest their previous singles, including their last one “I’ll Be Back”, were better quality than this. Like a comment above mentioned, we already have GD&TOP/Big Bang doing this type of music and doing it better.

    I agree, though, that Taecyeon’s style seems to be suited to this kind of music, and for me he’s the highlight of the track. I am bothered by the fetishization/extreme sexualization of white women that seems to be rampant in Kpop and the Korean media in general, but I’ll save a rant on that until a more blatant example crops up. :-)

    • .__.

      I agree. I don’t think a lot of k-pop fans know that there is a fetishization/extreme sexualization of white women in kpop and k media. Not by everyone of course, but it’s a stereotype. .__.

  • momolito

    Someone needs to be fired at JYP, who decide to let chansung to sing the chorus!! Yes he have improved, but you have 3 better singers in the group. I loved all the drinks in the video, and maybe if im drunk i can dance to the song! This style is more for GD and Top!! but good try at least they arent depressed anymore

  • cboldhappy

    The video is corny, and for a club video the crowd looks a bit fake just watching them from far.

  • sup

    it was like a cheap knock off version of big bang music style and a cheaper knock off version of gd & top music video. 2pm is such a mess these days, it’s sad.

  • Bday

    Things I agree with you…

    - Junho sounds good.
    - Woo got only a small part,the peak one, but he doesn’t give a peak. His voice is a bit flat and doesn’t suit the song. (I’m Woo’s bias, but this’s what I honestly feel.)
    - That horse face XD
    - I like Taec’s rap part, his b and p sound like bombs as the lyrics said, and his rap suits the song well. So, this may be why Taec’s got more parts than Woo.

    Things I don’t agree…

    - Back flips are their trade marks, but we wldn’t do this in the club. We just put hands up, do flicks, bounce, and drink. Adding a back flip will be awkward.

    - I don’t think they stole the jackets. Only LED lights are the same. 2ne1 is a trend setter in Kpop fashion. If there’s nobody following the trend, it’s not the trend.

    Evaluation
    - Overall, this song doesn’t amaze me. The beats are generic; the chorus is predicatble. But, because of that, it’s smthing everyone easily gets. So, it’s a catchy club music, easy to capture attention of clubbers to sing along, bounce, put hands up, and drink until dawn. The song succeeds the goal JYP wanna convey to clubbers. That’s it.

    P.S.
    - I like Top&GD’s 2 Highs, I like the ways their songs are westernized. But, I cldn’t find the songs are identical. Only the music genre and the film setting are the same…. as the same as a bunch of club music videos I’ve seen for ages.

    Anyway, you didn’t answer yr own question. Does 2pm make you puts ya hands up? Wld you stand still evenif you’re in the club bombed by the song?

    • Subi

      Touche. And while I agree, it’s mad awkward to breakdance in the middle of the club, I wish the signature move of this song was more than just a ridiculous hand movement that’s already a staple in the club.

      But as for your question: this is the kind of song where I, personally, would go get a drink. Maybe two.

      • HOT

        Well, Taec uses Wooyoung and Chansung as a stage of sorts. It’s hard to catch but if you watch him during the second verse, you’ll see it. It’ll prob be the highlight of their stages too.

  • kirstie

    ummm no big deal they need to grow…a new direction something….their stuck in time…come on 2PM show me what you got….to be continued

  • Daydream

    Loving the song. the mv? no so much.

    • Daydream

      not*

  • Katherine

    For some strange reason Far East Movement – Like A G6 kept on popping up in the back of my mind whilst I was watching the MV. Kind of feel like they were going for a similar vibe like FEM. Anyways as a song I don’t think it’s their best song but I still find it enjoyable to listen to.

    • shan

      ^This. Lol, forget GD and TOP, this just screams far east movement to me O_O The track, the MV, everything. And my verdict? Ehh` I for one won’t be replaying this song anytime soon.

  • jyyjc

    The back flips are gone because Jay’s not there anymore.

  • Not Really

    Does 2pm make me raise my hands up?

    Uhmmm No not really. More like fold them in disappointment.

    I mean when I saw their MV I was expecting like an awesome dance track or addictive song like their previous hits. But yeah didnt feel them on this one. It didnt have a good flow and it wasnt original like some of their songs *Again & Again*

    I hope their other songs in this album are way better.

  • TmL

    Honestly, this may be the first 2pm song I’ll being willing to listen to since Again&Again/I hate you days.
    When they stopped performing with Jay is around the time their concepts started to get embaressing (I don’t care what anyone says, I thought Heartbeat was a mess). It’s also around the time I realized how weak they were as a group.

    While there’s no chance I’ll be brought back into the fandom, I may actually put this on my ipod for workouts.

    Also, they all look good (Changsung you’ve had my heart since the days you were called the old-faced maknae). Except Taec, he always sort of comes off as a douche bag to me. I’m not entirely sure why. Maybe it’s his mannerisms.

  • coco

    Hairstylist noona, I don’t know if I should congratulate you or not with what you did on Taec’s hair… I mean, IT DOESN’T BUDGE!!!

    It looks to me that Junho is the only one who knows how to party. XD

  • Felicia

    i thought this might be good from the teaser
    but the song sounds cheap and weak. It and the video are definitely lacking something

  • Assa~

    the song’s okay, def. catchy, but still mediocre.
    But I don’t like it cause it’s an amazing song, I like it because they’re not singing about broken hearts, or other depressing things, this is something new for 2PM. They’re finally promoting a happy song.

  • eh

    I’m still laughing at the fact Chansung got more lines than Wooyoung and Junho. I mean was someone drunk when giving out the lines to the song?

    The reason why I was attracted to 2PM was because of Jay. Now being Jay-less I don’t follow them any more. But I did watch their MV and it was reminiscent of GD&TOP MV.

    • The Truth

      jay.. jay…jay… so boring to hear his name… dont blame 2pm for jay mess…. urggghhhh.. disgusting!!!! move on guys… i can see their color n personality when thier ex-leader is gone n im happy to see that… 

  • Kat

    “The jackets are cool but did you steal them from 2NE1‘s closet?”

    When you wrote this I just had to watch the video! And you’re right! Hahaha.

    This song wasn’t “Hands-uppy” for me. I feel that they’re lacking the “umph” and “swag” for a group called “beastly” idols.

    I’ve been playing I’m the Best and Hands-up one after another and I have to say 2ne1 out-”swagged” them both in style and the music.

    Hands up underwhelms, was I expecting too much?

    As for f(x), 2 WORDS: COVER SONG. What is SME thinking? For a company that came out with SNSD that’s all they can do? Enough.

  • butterbacon

    I think there are niches in Kpop. Not that there’s anything wrong with growing in new directions, but when someone’s already in that niche, you can’t do it half-assed.

    I wasn’t particularly fond of 2pm’s style, but the power of hottests can’t be denied. And they are mad beastly too.

    But when you try to go into that kind of genre and tryin’ to rap your little hearts out while thinkin you fly, seriously, get a grip. Because that is someone else’s playground. And when you can’t outsing, outrap, outdress nor outswag them, then back the f off. Because you won’t be anythin but biters. and that’s not growin.

    So 2pm, you all were hot before. But now you all just look plain weird tryin to wear somebody else’s swag. They did say it before though…

    We’ve been running this shit from day one
    So be thankful for your style, you’re welcome
    That’s all me homies
    YG baby, ’09 till infinity – one!

    • Harliyana Mohd Hanif

      Lol and you are a YG fan since 2009? I’ve been a fan of kpop waaaay longer than you do and man, BB still looked like wannabes to me :) 

  • Jessica

    Thank You!!!! Someone had to say it. JYP songs fucking sucks did he really think this song is a club banger? Wtf would he know and what would 2pm know. Junsu and Taec I swear try so hard to “act” the role of hip hop it makes me wanna puke. GD and TOP has swag which they wish they had.

    • Harliyana Mohd Hanif

      Lol, GD & TOP have swag? That’s funny :) 

  • Sarah

    … So am I the only one here who actually enjoys this song?

    • JOMAMA

      No. I like the song. The music video was filled with all sorts of douchebagery, but the song is good. IMO, the Hands Up album is actually one of the better releases of 2011. No one else is gonna say that though because it’s popular to hate on 2pm.

      • Harliyana Mohd Hanif

        Agreed. I love the album, and man Hands Up brought any concert to live (check out Mubank Paris 2012, KBS free concert NY/NJ 2011 etc). No one can deny how everyone started to scream  ’put your hands up’ when they perform it.

        And also agree, it’s popular to hate 2PM, even newcomers of kpop who practically know shit of kpop other than their bias have plenty of shit to say about 2PM. I find that extremely funny :)

  • blah

    Quoted for truth

    “ALso on the whole racsim thing in korea. i will tell u straight up it barley exsits here. koreans are extremely shy people so if they do have a probelm with you they wont bother you. Ive gotten kno hate or anything and yes i leave in the boonies outside of seoul so this is saying something. people have been extremeley extremely nice and helped me in my times of need. they have also complemeted me on my looks a billion times so no most koreans are not obssesed with white people. the thing they are obbsesed with is people who have nice feautres. for example (oh yeah forgot to mention im a black female) they complement my skintone all the time, they thinks its really even. they complement my legs(weired right?) they also complement the shape of my eyes as well. serouisly koreans are sooo nice. the only problems they do have with black people is when they acutally START acting like the sterotypical black people thats portrayed on tv. which as black people we all know how many of those people actually exsists. -_- and belive me ladies sice korean guys are extremely shy dont be sad if they dont talk to you. believe me all they need is a tiny bit of soju in them and they will seriously be all over you.”

    • Kyana

      This touches on something that I was thinking about. People blame Koreans for being racist and ignorant about black culture and they talk about how it’s ironic that they dislike a race that they are emulating and that they have the internet and other things that can help them not be so ignorant about black people but when all you ever see is the stereotypical black person, how can some one looking from the outside in not be racist against them? It makes me cringe whenever i watch something(anything not just asian things) that has a scene that involves a black person and they are always portrayed in the same way; ghetto and sometimes dangerous, but it probably would not bother me so much if i knew that most black people didn’t actually act that way. I don’t blame Koreans, I blame the majority of black folks here in america. There are hardly any that do not act the way that they are expected to act. Maybe if for once black people are portrayed differently then the people in South Korea will start to change their view of them.

      • Anonymous

        Who says the majority of blacks in America act one way over another? You don’t know the majority of blacks in America and neither do I so I think it’s pretty steep to make such an assumption. Racism and ignorance can go hand in hand. Sometimes despite how much people change many are more comfortable with certain perceptions, and telling those people how true and not true something is won’t make a difference because people believe what they choose to believe. I can’t tell you what to do so I won’t. I just don’t think it’s right to put the blame on the majority of black folks and not have any on those Koreans that believe those things. If you don’t know about something you educate yourself. If everyone believed everything they saw on tv then….o lawdy we’d all be in trouble.

      • Anonymous

        Who says the majority of blacks in America act one way over another? You don’t know the majority of blacks in America and neither do I so I think it’s pretty steep to make such an assumption. Racism and ignorance can go hand in hand. Sometimes despite how much people change many are more comfortable with certain perceptions, and telling those people how true and not true something is won’t make a difference because people believe what they choose to believe. I can’t tell you what to do so I won’t. I just don’t think it’s right to put the blame on the majority of black folks and not have any on those Koreans that believe those things. If you don’t know about something you educate yourself. If everyone believed everything they saw on tv then….o lawdy we’d all be in trouble.

  • Mimichan

    It would’ve been better if Junsu sang Chansung’s parts instead because, really, Chansung can’t sing plus Junsu is the main vocalist. I liked Taec’s rap here. All he’s lacking is the personality. He seems all too forced when he raps. Now, for the MV. The MV didn’t do the song any justice at all. No one does a synchronized choreography in the middle of the dance floor. And what is that random horse head mask? The MV just seemed way too wannabe-ish for me. If they tried to follow GD&TOP, then that somewhat failed, at least for me. GD&TOP had swag and spontaneity. 2PM had everything but that. Regardless, I do like the song and Wooyoung’s 16-second solo 2 minutes into the song was amazing.

    • Maryam Syed

      If Chansung couldnt sing why would he even be in a band??

  • Reply to all of you who brought up racism in Korea

    Ok this is ridiculous, have you people even been to Korea? It literally made me laugh out loud while browsing through the comments, you guys look pathetic arguing about such stuff. Racism exists in the first place because people use it as an excuse for their insecurities, both in the ‘superior’ and ‘inferior’ parties. I myself am half Korean and half Caucasian, trust me ‘racism’ can be found anywhere and anything can be made out to be racist as long as you make it out as an excuse for your inability to deal with life. Koreans are Koreans, they are human beings with their own culture and now a big international role in the world, with their own interests and lives, to judge a nation by the fact that there isn’t enough black people in the mv of an IDOL group is really sad. And for the record, my father whom is Korean and was raised in Korea his whole life happens to have a special place in his heart for black people, like you guys might like-love Koreans for k pop or any other reason, he loved jazz and black culture in general, so once again everyone has their own interests and lives, I really feel sorry for you guys that say that you don’t want to visit Korea because you’ve heard stories about racism, seriously just be comfortable in the skin you are in, and go anywhere you want, it’s your life. I wish I could write more but I feel I already said enough, I hope I didn’t offend anyone, but please snap out of it:)

    • Merewen

      You pretty much missed the point of the whole racism conversation. But good for you!

    • Kyana

      This comment is kinda racist.

  • lalalala

    Scary as the horse face is, it’s not the first time it’s been used. Look at Girl’s Day Nothing Lasts Forever MV at 2:52. It’s the same one. .___.’

  • Golden_filly

    Honestly the cloest was not taken from 2ne1, 2ne1 go to extremes! 2pm did not… and oh my gosh they have ONE song about alcohol and partying give them a break!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Tshering-Lhamo/100000973696152 Tshering Lhamo

    Guys….I’ll put my hands up for u…I love your song, no matter what others says. You guys are the best… Hands up 2PM…

  • Twoeyesonenose

    I like the song but it sounds like they would say ” püt your hands up püt püt püt ” ( its put ) :P But the beat is amazing

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  • http://twitter.com/amane_tengteng7 joanne tan

    agreed, one of the things that made 2pm stand out was their acrobatic abilities, which ceased after Jay left. I’m a Hottest but seriously, i miss their back flips

  • Harliyana Mohd Hanif

    Reading the comments made months before, I am truly glad they choose Hands Up as their title track despite the derision of YG-stans who seem to think YG create swag and club music is solely belonging to YG artists. Grow up :) Clubbing songs are created way before YG existed  and clubbing videos are not stamped by YG. It’s moronic to even think it belong to YG when we can see clubbing videos here and there. Hands Up is a great song to hype up a crowd, and with a tour in mind, 2PM has successfully pulled off a great performance in their 2011 tours (Arena Tour and Asia Tour). They even got onto 2011 Oricon Editor best concert list, which BB and 2NE1 ironically weren’t listed, despite also having a Japanese tour in 2011.

  • Maryam Syed

    i liked the song and mv

  • The Truth

    totally ‘in’… with this song… Junho look extremely cool with those outfits… 2pm Jjang!!!