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Perfect Man became Shinhwa's fifth studio album when it was released on March 29, 2002. The album debuted at #1 on the monthly Korean Chart, becoming Shinhwa's second #1 album. The title track became popular among their fans, including another track entitled, I Pray 4 U. Shinhwa's album was yet again a strong seller, selling 355,333 copies[1] and was #14 on the year end chart "Top 100 Albums in 2002". It stay on the chart approximately 23 weeks before it dropped.
[edit] Tracks
- Note: Those that are bolded are their singles.
- I Pray 4 U
- Perfect Man
- Shout
- Free
- Fly High
- Endless Love
- Come Back to My Life
- Honesty
- Red Angel
- Last Zone
- Reason
- 너 사랑 안에 (In Your Love)
[edit] Music video
For their music video Perfect Man, Shinhwa each held a bouquet of yellow flowers. Each members in the music video portray different people, with Lee Minwoo walking and singing first, holding his bouquet of yellow flowers and transition into Kim Dongwan, who drove an ATV. Dongwan later changed into Andy Lee, who is a business man in the music video, when he enters an elevator. Andy later change into Jun Jin while doing push ups in the gym, and then change into Shin Hye Sung while he sat in a car. Hyesung, however, did not change into Eric and instead, the music video changed scenes to where Shinwha is dancing, each with a microphone stand before them. Eric was then shown, rapping. The music video ended with the members throwing their bouquet of yellow flowers and dancing on a stage with a crowd screaming.
Their music video for I Pray 4 U was much more simple, showing the members singing around a boat (owned by Minwoo in the music video). It also showed the members playing basketball against each other.
[edit] Andy's return
Andy, who have been missing from the previous album, also came back to participate in this one. Despite him not participating in the fourth album, whenever Shinhwa performs one of their song from the fourth album, Andy was given a line that was previously either Eric's or Jun Jin's. One such example was Hey, Come On!. Originally, Jun Jin was the one who was rapping in the beginning but whenever they perform the song at their concert or such, Andy was given the task to rap it.
[edit] Chart performance
| Release |
Chart |
Peak Position |
Sales Total |
Chart Run |
| March 29, 2002 |
March 2002 Monthly Chart |
#1[2] |
263,235[2] |
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| March 29, 2002 |
April 2002 Monthly Chart |
#14[3] |
301,409[3] |
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| March 29, 2002 |
May 2002 Monthly Chart |
#12[4] |
326,823[4] |
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| March 29, 2002 |
June 2002 Monthly Chart |
#24[5] |
334,517[5] |
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| March 29, 2002 |
July 2002 Monthly Chart |
#25[6] |
344,668[6] |
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| March 29, 2002 |
August 2002 Monthly Chart |
#27[1] |
355,333[1] |
23 weeks
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| March 29, 2002 |
2002 Yearly Chart |
#14[7] |
362,639[7] |
23 weeks
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"How Do I Say" · "Hey, Dude!" · "Summer Story Tropical 2005"
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"This Is The Sun In Our Hearts"
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