I Want Nobody Nobody But You

Submitted by jason.zhanjia on Tuesday, 16 June 2009View Comments

The Wonder Girls (Korean: 원더걸스) are a South Korean girl group. “Nobody” is a Wonder Girls song released as a digital single on September 22, 2008, the song became popular within hours, becoming a top search term and ranking #1 on digital music sites in Korea.

Here is the MV of this song. The melody is beautiful, moreover, the dance is wonderful and sexy.

Over time, young people (esp. university students) have started imitating the “Nobody” Dance one after another. Now it is super popular in China on Internet now. You can see below various versions. It’s so amazing and awesome!

Shanghai Normal University:

Suzhou University:

South China University of Technology:

Jiangnan University:

Nanjing Forestry University:

China University of Petroleum:

Changchun University:

Central South University:

Taiyuan University of Technology:

Sun Yat-Sen University 1:

Sun Yat-Sen University 2:

Ocean University of China:

Fujian Normal University:

Beijing 12th High School:

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Below are some “special” versions.

Cross-casting 1:

Cross-casting 2:

Cross-casting 3:

Cross-casting 4:

Philippine Prisoner:

“Nobody” Dance Teaching Material:

Tags: Chinese Internet Culture, Chinese Youth, Dance, Music, Nobody, Video

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