Hey, Come On!

2001 studio album by Shinhwa

Hey, Come On!

Studio album by

Shinhwa

Released

June 28, 2001

Recorded

2001

Studio

SM Digital Recording Studio (Seoul)

Genre

K-pop

Length

48:06

Language

Korean

Label

Shinhwa chronology

Only One
(2000)

Hey, Come On!
(2001)

My Choice
(2002)

Singles from Hey, Come On!

"Hey, Come On!"
Released: June 28, 2001
"Wild Eyes"
Released: June 28, 2001

Hey, Come On! is the fourth Korean-language studio album by South Korean boy band Shinhwa. It was released on June 28, 2001, by SM Entertainment. As with their past albums, Hey, Come On! was well received by fans and the title track climbed up charts rapidly. The album's release coincided with the rise of the Korean Wave, spreading the group's popularity overseas. Hey, Come On! spent 28 weeks on the MIAK Chart before it dropped.

Music video

In the music video for "Hey, Come On!", Shinhwa can be seen dancing in a white room. The choreography consists of heavy leg movement as well as members (mostly Jun Jin) jumping around. The music video concentrates heavily on Jun Jin and Lee Min Woo. Towards the end of the music video, we can see Minwoo running towards a wall and jumping into it, causing the "wall" to open. This suggests that perhaps the members were in space, and dancing inside of a white rocket, though it is unclear.

Controversy

Cover disputes against the other Asian groups

Although Hey, Come On! was well received, it garnered much controversy at the time. Andy Lee didn't participate in the album and took a temporary hiatus from group promotions to care for his critically ill mother in California.^[1] Another controversy that arose was when Taiwanese boy band Energy covered Shinhwa's song, "Hey, Come On!", calling it "Come On!", causing Shinhwa fans to dislike Energy. Later, the Taiwanese group 5566 also covered Shinhwa's "Dark".

Accolades

Awards and nominations for *Hey, Come On!*
Year	Organization	Category	Result	Ref.
2001	Golden Disc Awards	Album Bonsang (Main Prize)'	Won	^[2]
	Golden Disc Awards	Album Daesang (Grand Prize)	Nominated	^[2]
	SBS Gayo Daejeon	Grand Prize (Daesang)	Nominated
	SBS Gayo Daejeon	Main Prize (Bonsang)	Won

Music program awards for "Hey, Come On!"
Program	Date
Inkigayo	September 9, 2001
Inkigayo	September 16, 2001

Track listing

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Arrangement	Length
1.	"Just 2 Be With U"	Young H.Kim	Young H.Kim, William Pyon	Young H.Kim	4:20
2.	"Hey! Come On!"	Shin Hye-sung, Eric Mun	Peter Rafelson, Jeff Vincent	Peter Rafelson, Jeff Vincent	3:27
3.	"Shinhwa Knight"	Ji Kook-hyeon, E. Mun	K.H. Ji	K.H. Ji	4:11
4.	"Wild Eyes"	Yoo Young-jin	Y.J. Yoo	Y.J. Yoo	3:21
5.	"Reminiscence"	Lee Min-woo, E. Mun	M.W. Lee, E. Mun	M.W. Lee	4:07
6.	"Falling in Love"	Shin Hye-sung	Dave Pickell, Ron Irving	Hong Jeong-soo, Lee In-seong	4:10
7.	"Never Can Rewind"	Kim Dong-hyeon, E. Mun, Kim Dong-wan	S.S. Park	S.S. Park	3:29
8.	"Trippin'"	Seo Yoong-geun, E. Mun	Y.G. Seo	Y.G. Seo	3:17
9.	"Sure I Know (And...Farewell)" (Korean: Sure I Know (이별... 그리고))	H.S. Shin, E. Mun	Yoon Chi-woong	C.W. Yoon	4:15
10.	"Dark"	Kim Young-ah, E. Mun, Kim Dong-wan	Kim Seok-chan	Jeon Joon-kyu	3:54
11.	"Egotism (April 1, 1997)" (Egotism (97年 4月 1日))	D.W. Kim, E. Mun, Heo In-chang, Hoo Ni-hoon	D.W. Kim	D.W. Kim	4:52
12.	"I Swear..."	Shin Hye-sung, Yoo Young-jin	Kangta, Yoo Young-jin	Kangta, Jeon Dong-hyuk, Yoo Young-jin	4:43

Credits and personnel

Credits are adapted from the album liner notes.^[3]

Shinhwa

Eric Mun – main rap, chorus (2, 6, 9, 10), director (5)
Lee Min-woo – sub vocals, chorus (2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10), director (5)
Jun Jin – lead rap, chorus (2, 6, 7, 9, 10)
Kim Dong-wan – sub vocals, chorus (2, 6, 7, 9, 10), director (11)
Shin Hye-seong – main vocals, director (1, 6), chorus (2, 6, 9, 10)

Hey Come On! & Wild Eyes duet

Jun Jin – lead rap, chorus
Kim Dong-wan – sub vocal, chorus

Session

Yoo Young-jin – chorus (4)
Won Hyun-jung, Kim Hyo-soo – chorus (2)
Taewan Choi – piano (3)
Hyunah Kim, Jihwan Moon – chorus (3, 8)
Groovie K – electric guitar (5)
Taeyoon Lee – bass guitar (5, 7, 12)
Oh Jo-hwan – violin (5, 7, 11, 12)
Hong Jun-ho – other (6)
Seungwoo Jeon – chorus (6)
Sam Lee – other (7, 8, 10)
Bae Bae Hee – violin (7, 11, 12)
Dong-sook Choi – violin (7, 11)
Seongsu Park – chorus (7)
Yohwan Oh – cello (7, 11, 12)
Song Gwang-sik – piano (8, 12)
Jeonggi Song – other (9, 12)
Seongho Kang – chorus (9)
Seokchan Kim – chorus (10)
Soyoung Yoon, Soyul Song – violin (11)
Park Ki-ho, Shin Dong-hyun, Lee Se-jin – chorus (11)
Kangta – computer programming, synthesizer, director (12)
Suho Kang – drums (12)
Bae Jin-sook, Kim Hyun-kyung, Lim Chae-young, Kim Hee-young, Noh Seung-rim, Woo Jin-hee, Jo Se-won, Moon Ji-eun – violin (12)
Han Soo-hee, Lee Bo-mi, Jo Yun-young – viola (12)

Staff

Lee Soo-man – executive producer
SM Entertainment – executive producer
KAT, Yeo Doo-hyun – recording, mixing
Seongho Lee, Byeongjae Kim – recording
Youngseong Kim, Beomgu Kim (Cool Sound) – recording (1~3, 5~7, 11)
- Han Jeong-eun – recording assistant (1~3, 5~7, 11)
Yoo Young-jin (Booming System) – recording, mixing, director (4)
- Yoo Chang-yong, Yoo Han-jin – assistant (4)
Yeo Do-hyun, Lee Seong-ho, Kim Byeong-jae (SM Digital Recording Studio) – recording (8, 10)
Seungyup Lee (Spell Recording Studio) – recording (9)
Wookjung Kim (GAGA Studio) – recording, mixing (12)
- Koo Ji-ae – assistant (12)
Jeon Hoon (Sonic Korea) – mastering
SM Entertainment A&R Team (Kim Ki-beom, Yoo Je-won, Yoo Hyuk, Shin Jeong-won, Park Man-jin, Yoo Jenny) – A&R
Hong Hyun-jong, Park Kwon-young – MPR
- Se-yeon Lee, Seong-jin So, Si-ho Lee, Seong-min Han – MPR assistant
Chang-hwan Jeong, Jeong-hoon Park – artist development, marketing
Seung-eun Oh, Nam-don Cho, Hyeon-cheol Lim – CD Plus design
Cool Sound, Haru Communication – CD Plus production
Lee Min-woo, Standby – choreography
Kim Jung-man – photography
Myunghee Kim, Sena Jeong, Yumi Lee, Yuri Jeong – stylist
Seunggyu Kook – art director, design
Myungjin Art Co., Ltd. – printing
Kyungwook Kim – production

Charts

Weekly charts

Chart (2013)	Peak position
South Korean Albums (Gaon)^[4]	6

Monthly charts

Chart (June 2001)	Peak position
South Korean Albums (RIAK)^[5]	3

Year-end charts

Chart (2001)	Position
South Korean Albums (RIAK)^[6]	8

Sales

Chart	Sales
South Korea (RIAK)	434,203^[7]^[8]

Release history

Country	Date	Distributing label	Format
South Korea	June 28, 2001	SM Entertainment	CD (SM-007)^[9]
Japan	August 1, 2001	Avex Trax	CD (AVCD-18001)^[10]

References

^ Shinhwa TheppnWiki Archived May 16, 2007, at the Wayback Machine Retrieved on May 22, 2007
^ "History". Golden Disc Awards (in Korean). Archived from the original on January 8, 2022. Retrieved May 7, 2022.
^ Hey, Come On! (Media notes). SM Entertainment. 2001.
^ "Gaon Weekly Album Chart for Week ending November 23, 2013". Gaon (in Korean). Korea Music Content Industry Association. Archived from the original on March 13, 2015. Retrieved March 13, 2015.
^ 2001.06월 – 가요 음반 판매량 [2001.06 – Sales volume] (in Korean). Music Industry Association of Korea. Archived from the original on June 7, 2008. Retrieved January 21, 2019.
^ 2001년 12월 가요음반판매량 [December 2001 Album Sales Figures] (in Korean). Recording Industry Association of Korea. January 2002. Archived from the original on June 27, 2018. Retrieved October 12, 2017.
^ "Album Sales For The Month Of January 2002". Recording Industry Association Korea (in Korean). Archived from the original on May 14, 2008. Retrieved October 12, 2007.
^ "November 2013 Album Chart". Gaon Album Charts (in Korean). Korea Music Content Industry Association. Archived from the original on August 26, 2014. Retrieved March 20, 2015.
^ "Hey, Come On! album info". Hanteo (in Korean). Archived from the original on October 26, 2018. Retrieved March 20, 2015.
^ "Hey, Come On! album info (Japan)". Oricon (in Japanese). Retrieved March 20, 2015.