Baby V.O.X - 'Ya Ya Ya'
Original Korean title
베이비복스 '야야야'
'Ya Ya Ya' is Baby V.O.X's 1998 title track, known for its powerful choreography.
Originated around 1998Last updated: August 4, 2026
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'Ya Ya Ya,' the title track of Baby V.O.X's second album released in 1998, became a huge hit thanks to choreography far more powerful than the song's tone suggested, and it cemented the group's image as a 'girl group that could really dance.'
Where did it start?
'Ya Ya Ya' was the title track of Baby V.O.X's second album, released in 1998; its choreography, dubbed the 'Annyeong (Hello) Dance' and created by choreographer Lee Young-hwan (who had also coached Steve Yoo), alternated between girlish moves and intense movements, resonating strongly with fans. The members reportedly trained up to 8 hours a day and even studied taekkyeon for three months to master the routine. The stage cemented Baby V.O.X's image as a 'girl group that could really dance.'
How is it used?
Can be cited as a landmark example of late-1990s girl group choreography.
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