Wonder Girls
18 Nov – Loyal fans have defended Wonder Girls time and time again, and now, back in their homeland, the South Korean girl group take their turn at the stand by responding to Teddy Riley's negative comments about them being a flop in the States.
According to kpopfever, on 16 November, in an episode of MBC's "Golden Fishery – Radio Star", Wonder Girls were the guests and they used the opportunity to speak their mind about the allegations.
When asked what they thought in regards to Teddy Riley's public negative comments about their promotions overseas, the girls said, "We found out about it by reading articles online. We were more surprised by the fact that he even knew who we were."
Earlier in September, Teddy Riley, the music producer who worked with SNSD on their hit single "The Boys", updated his Twitter saying that no one is interested in the Wonder Girls and that SNSD would be a much bigger hit in the States.
One of the hosts asked, "Do you think he was keeping you in check as he worked with SNSD?"
The girls responded, "I think it actually benefited us. It gave us some publicity as we were getting ready to debut our album."
According to kpopfever, on 16 November, in an episode of MBC's "Golden Fishery – Radio Star", Wonder Girls were the guests and they used the opportunity to speak their mind about the allegations.
When asked what they thought in regards to Teddy Riley's public negative comments about their promotions overseas, the girls said, "We found out about it by reading articles online. We were more surprised by the fact that he even knew who we were."
Earlier in September, Teddy Riley, the music producer who worked with SNSD on their hit single "The Boys", updated his Twitter saying that no one is interested in the Wonder Girls and that SNSD would be a much bigger hit in the States.
One of the hosts asked, "Do you think he was keeping you in check as he worked with SNSD?"
The girls responded, "I think it actually benefited us. It gave us some publicity as we were getting ready to debut our album."
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