Maps of Music

Oh My God (2020)

Where the lyrics of Oh My God take you, and where it was really made.

The EP's only original Japanese track was written by member Minnie, and its title comes from a Korean word meaning emptiness.

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Oh My God is the second Japanese extended play and the fifth release overall by South Korean girl group (G)I-dle
Released by Universal Music Japan on 26 August 2020, about a year after the Japanese EP Latata
Contains Japanese versions of the earlier singles Oh My God, Uh-Oh, Senorita and Dumdi Dumdi
Adds one original Japanese track, Tung-Tung (Empty), written and composed by member Minnie
Title track Oh My God mixes rejection, confusion, cognition and dignity, and reminds listeners to believe in themselves through conflict with reality
Tung-Tung means emptiness in Korean; the song expresses the feeling of a heart that was once full and has become empty

Individual member teaser images posted on the group's Japan Twitter account from 23 June 2020, bearing the phrase '(G)I-dle 2020.06.29 Mon 6PM', with no official explanation of their content
29 June 2020: release on 26 August confirmed
10 July: jacket photos released through the group's website, and a special site for the EP opened
Jacket photos show two sides of front and back in black and red, and in black and white, linked to the Angels and Devils concept
Pre-orders began on 14 July

1	Oh my god (Japanese ver.) MV
2	The Making of Oh my god (Japanese ver.)

Formed by Cube Entertainment in 2018 as (G)I-dle, a six-member girl group; renamed I-dle in May 2025.
Debuted on May 2, 2018 with EP I Am and lead single "Latata".
Soojin departed on August 14, 2021, leaving five members.

Praised for musicality and for self-producing their material, breaking idol stereotypes.
"Tomboy" (2022) from debut studio album I Never Die became a viral hit and topped the Circle Digital Chart.
"Nxde" also topped the chart; the group was the only artist with two perfect all-kills in 2022.
"Queencard" from EP I Feel (2023) marked a third consecutive number-one single in South Korea.
Second studio album 2 and EP I Sway were released in 2024; contracts were renewed the same year.
Describes an artist with self-written material and a fanbase called "Neverland".

Released by Universal Music Japan on 26 August 2020
Three formats: First Press Limited Edition A, First Press Limited Edition B, and Regular Edition
Limited Edition A came with a DVD containing the music video and making footage
Limited Edition B came with a photo book
Lyric video of the Japanese version of Oh My God released on 29 July 2020
Title track audio first revealed on J-WAVE's STEP ONE on 21 July 2020
Music video premiered on Fuji TV's Mezamashi TV on 19 August 2020, ahead of the EP release
Full music video posted to YouTube the same day at 18:00 Japan time, with a separate early digital release of the Japanese version
Audio snippet of the album released on 11 August 2020
Universal Music Store limited edition bonus of an online talk live and online call scheduled for 29 August 2020

The title track's Japanese version was previewed on radio before the EP's release, with the music video premiered on television the same week.
Tung-Tung (Empty), the only original Japanese track, was written and composed by member Minnie, and its title is the Korean word for emptiness.
The Japanese music video was released on 19 August 2020, one week before the EP itself came out.
The First Press Limited Edition A came with a DVD of the music video and making footage, while Limited Edition B came with a photo book.