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On the K-pop Hot 100, the song peaked at number two, and stayed within the top 10 for 9 weeks, becoming one of the longest songs to do so on the Korean Billboard chart. "Come Back Home" was met with generally positive reviews from music critics. Referring to it as an earworm, Corban Goble of Pitchfork selected the song as one of the standout tracks from Crush. On their list of Top 20 K-pop Tracks of 2014, Taylor Glasby of Dazed ranked the song at number 6, lauding the "electro dystopia" track as a key work in the year's creative overload. Glasby further praised the song's musical styles and production, writing that 2NE1 does the "sound better than anyone else, managing the surging tempo changes with ease and retaining their fierceness despite the song’s relative calm". August Brown of the Los Angeles Times commented that "'Come Back Home' tosses Atlanta trap drums, pop-reggae guitars and Robyn's bleary-eyed pleading into one song and makes it work".
The stage was met with positive reception amongst netizens, who applauded 2NE1's emotional delivery and the atmosphere of the performance, further commenting "I got live goose bumps" as well as "the song and lyrics of 'Come Back Home' are really comforting". The second version of the music video shows the full performance for the song that was shown in the film while performing live in Oceanside, CA outside the gates of Camp Pendleton. 2NE1 released their second album last month on February 27, after which the double titles “Come Back Home” and “Gotta Be You” took over the number one spot on Korean music charts. The second album will become available offline on March 7, and 2NE1 will have their first comeback stage on SBS Inkigayo on March 9.
Yang Hyun Suk Explains the Concept for 2NE1’s “Come Back Home” Music Video
The reality star recently beamed in side-by-side videos showing the huge difference in her appearance in just eight months. “Come Back Home” required a production cost of 500,000,000 won (approx. $467,000), and has a sci-fi movie vibe. In a futuristic background created by CG, the 2NE1 members straddle the real and fantasy worlds. The unloading systems will be built after the purchase confirmation and times vary from 7 to 21 working days depending on the time of year.
On February 19, 2014, it was announced that the release of the album would be postponed to two days later than originally intended, in order to coincide with the birthday of CL on the 26th. At the same time, the tracklist for the album was unveiled, and it was announced that "Come Back Home" would serve as one of the two title tracks, alongside "Gotta Be You". The name of the track sparked curiosity among fans due to Yang's former group Seo Taiji and Boys having a song of the same name. In an interview with Vice, 2NE1 leader CL confirmed that the name of the song was in fact intended to pay homage to the former group, although the music video concept would remain different.
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It was only until February 13, 2014, when YG officially confirmed via YG Life the release of 2NE1's second Korean-language studio album, titled Crush, for February 24. The agency announced that the full-length album would instead consist of 10 new tracks, with the exception of the Korean version of their Japanese single "Scream" . On the same day, 2NE1 made an appearance on You Hee-yeol's Sketchbook where they performed the unplugged version of the song live in order to commemorate the Sewol ferry disaster that occurred a month prior on April 16. In the performance, each of the group members are seen bearing a yellow ribbon—which served as a symbol of remembrance and sympathy for the lives lost in the sinking.
It would stay atop the chart for an additional week, before descending to number three. The track sold a cumulative total of 547,474 digital units in addition to garnering 19,255,908 streams in the month of March, and ranked as the month's best performing single. By the end of the year, "Come Back Home" was placed at number 23 on the year-end Gaon Digital Chart and was ranked as the 12th best-selling single in the country, selling a total of 1,294,905 digital units. In addition, the song peaked at number four on the US World Digital Song Sales, becoming 2NE1's ninth top-five single on the chart.
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On the other hand, the “Happy” music video that the group shot in LA is on the opposite end of the spectrum from “Come Back Home,” with bright colors and fashion, and a cute, animated feel. Genius is the ultimate source of music knowledge, created by scholars like you who share facts and insight about the songs and artists they love. For Bryce's last time up on stage, he sang "Hillbilly Bone" alongside fellow Voice coach Blake Shelton. It was the culmination of a rollercoaster season 22, which kicked off with his memorable blind audition of "Goodbye Time" by Conway Twitty. After reigning Voice coach Blake welcomed Bryce on to his team, the up-and-coming artist continued to stand out time and time again with his soulful songs and stylish outfits. What’s more, fellow Voice coaches, Gwen Stefani, John Legend and Camila Cabello were just as impressed by him.
Following a thrilling evening featuring special performances from Kelly Clarkson, OneRepublic, Maluma and The Voice season 21 winners Girl Named Tom, host Carson Daly revealed the big news. Without missing a beat, fans immediately took to Twitter and joined in on the celebration. Video marketing Create and promote branded videos, host live events and webinars, and more. Solutions Video marketing Create and promote branded videos, host live events and webinars, and more. While writing "Come Back Home", Carson told Billboard that they wrote two different versions, but went with the one that is used in the film.
Music video"Come Back Home" on YouTube"Come Back Home" is a song recorded by South Korean girl group 2NE1 for their second and final Korean-language studio album, Crush . The song was released on February 27, 2014, through YG Entertainment in conjunction with the release of the album and serves as one of its two title tracks. Written and produced by Teddy Park along with Choi Pil-kang and Dee.P, the song is a hybrid of a variety of musical genres, including electropop, R&B, reggae and trap. The music video for the song, directed by Dee Shin, was uploaded to 2NE1's YouTube channel on March 2, 2014. Yang Hyun-suk described the music video as "set in a near-future city", with the concept revolving around the notion that people in the said era prefer the virtual world over the real one, similar to the movie The Matrix .
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Jeff Benjamin of Billboard additionally ranked the song the seventh best single of the group's discography in January 2017. There are two music videos for "Come Back Home", both of which are featured on the soundtrack. It shows Carson at her piano on a beach with a few clips from the film being shown. She told Entertainment Weekly, "we wanted to make it that much more special by, instead of it being a classic music video, it's a performance video," Carson explains. "So, it's me performing 'Come Back Home' on the piano and it's actually set at the same beach that Luke and I end the movie on, which makes it that much more beautiful and true to our story.
Both Crush and "Come Back Home" were released as planned at midnight local time on February 27, 2014, with the song being made available for digital consumption in various countries. An acoustic "unplugged" version of the song was recorded and was also included on the album. Following the music video's release, Joseph R. Atilano of the Inquirer wrote that the "video for 'Come Back Home' is a visual feast and showcases why K-pop groups like 2NE1 currently have a strong and sizable following from around the world". In its opening week, the song entered the Gaon Digital Chart at number two, placing just behind Girls' Generation's "Mr.Mr". In only four days of tracking, the song accumulated 2,758,049 streams and 276,288 units in digital sales, making it the week's second best-selling song. "Come Back Home" rose to the top position on the digital chart the following week, becoming the group's ninth and final number-one single in the country—extending their record at the time for the most number one songs out of any lead artist.
With the increasing focus and reliance of technology, the theme of the music video attempts to convey the "importance and humanity of reality". The dystopian-like real world features a normal girl whose boyfriend is addicted to the virtual paradise and would rather be in the fantasy environment than with her. As a result, all four members go from their real world and transform into warrior rebels to infiltrate the virtual environment in order to destroy it from the inside. Filled with elaborate sets, special effects, and unique wardrobes, the video garnered notability for its high production value of half a million dollars to effectively exude a futuristic atmosphere, and has been compared to the likes of science fiction movies.
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