This short review will be split into two sections. The first about the contents included in the package and the second being the technical criticisms of the DVDs themselves.

S.M. Entertainment have finally come out with their second Girls' Generation photobook which includes 44 pages of our girls in beautiful scenery (Phuket, Thailand....anyone wondering how it's pronounced: 'Pu-ket' not 'fuck it'). But not only did they provide us with a beautiful book, but 715 minutes of footage of the girls spread out between 6 discs. These discs include, a variety show that they filmed during their stay on the Island, each individuals 'free time' with the camera, all their music videos, the making of their music videos, back stage footage before their live performances, interviews and footage of their best live performances. It has to be said- while you're watching through those 6 discs, you cannot help but smile and at some points feel a bit teary for the girls as they show how much they've been through and what they had to do to get to this point in time. Anyone who watches these DVDs will immediately fall in love with their charms- it's a known fact that Girls' Generation are one of the most lovable girl groups out there. The DVD gives enough screen time for each of the members to show off their personalities and make you fall in love or if you've just become a fan, this 6 disc set will leave you begging for more!

It’s been 14 months since Girls' Generation have been missing from the Korean music scene, busily promoting overseas. Of course I haven’t missed them as I've been following their journey to world domination! Our 9 angles are back and they've hit it hard with a very different and unusual song. It received mixed responses with some listeners saying that ''It's all over the place'' and has ''So many genres in one song that doesn't make a pleasant listening experience.'' Other reactions were positive saying '' It's unique'' and ''It's about time the K-Pop industry changed their style; this is something very fresh''.

The second thing I noticed was how stylishly dressed each of the members were (as always). They were so different from their previous concepts and really showed a more unexplored side to Girls' Generation. Might I add, Yuri in particular looked like a BOSS: