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"Uh-ee" (Hangul: ) is the fourth single album, and sixth single overall by Crayon Pop. It was released on April 1, 2014 by Chrome Entertainment and Sony Music, and was written by Kang Jin Woo of Dumb & Dumber, the producers behind Crayon Pop's first three singles. The song is an electro house dance song mixed with trot music. Jeff Benjamin of ''Billboard'' magazine described the song as having a "hyper-techno dance beat" that would fit into ''Dance Dance Revolution'', while Jonathan Cheng of ''The Wall Street Journal'', noted the song's "almost frenetic backbeat" and difficult dance routine.
==Release==
"Uh-ee" was performed for the first time on March 28 at a showcase at Olleh Square in Seoul. For this comeback, Crayon Pop wore hanbok-inspired clothing: outfits made of ramie cloth, bandanas, and ''gomusin'' (traditional rubber shoes). At the showcase, Choa said, "We really had tons of meetings at our agency to come up with our next costume concept for our latest single. During the last New Year holiday we all took pictures in our hanbok and we realized if it was modified a bit it could actually be quite comfortable to wear around all the time... so that was our inspiration." The single album and music video were released on April 1. Crayon Pop released a video dance lesson for "Uh-ee" on 2 April, showing the most notable points of their quirky choreography, including the "chicken leg" dance.
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