The meat cleavers were kept well and truly away from this song, as it remains un-butchered in its switch to Japanese - which is more than what can be said for Girls' generation's Japanese efforts. Although much like Girl's generation's Korean-turned-Japanese songs, some Korean lyrics were kept in.
I preferred the Korean music video for "Sign" which was much darker in tone, so different from what other K-Pop hoes were doing, and was so plain WTF? that you just had to like it. The simplicity of the Japanese version is nice though. It harkens back to their amazing "Abracadabra" video, which made the choreography, lighting and how hot the girls look the focal points.
I preferred the Korean music video for "Sign" which was much darker in tone, so different from what other K-Pop hoes were doing, and was so plain WTF? that you just had to like it. The simplicity of the Japanese version is nice though. It harkens back to their amazing "Abracadabra" video, which made the choreography, lighting and how hot the girls look the focal points.
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