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Exodus
Digital album cover for Exodus
Studio album by
Exo
ReleasedMarch 30, 2015
Recorded2014–2015
StudioSM Studio, Seoul
Genre
Length37:14
53:10 (Love Me Right - repackage)
Language
  • Korean
  • Mandarin
Label
ProducerLee Soo-man
Exo chronology
Exology Chapter 1: The Lost Planet
(2014) 		Exodus
(2015) 		Sing for You
(2015)
Singles from Exodus
  1. "Call Me Baby"
    Released: March 30, 2015
Repackaged edition cover
Korean digital cover
Singles from Love Me Right
  1. "Love Me Right"
    Released: June 3, 2015

Exodus (stylized in all caps) is the second studio album by South Korean boy band Exo. It was released on March 30, 2015, by SM Entertainment and distributed by KT Music. The album was re-released as Love Me Right on June 3. The album was a commercial success in South Korea upon its release, with XOXO and its repackage selling over 750,000 copies and 370,000 copies according to Gaon, respectively.[2][A]

This is the first album to not feature Kris and Luhan, as they both filed lawsuits against SM Entertainment and left the group back in of May and October 2014 respectively. It was the last album to have the group divided into Exo-K and Exo-M units. This is also the last album to feature Tao, as he suspended his activity a month later, and on August of that same year, filed a lawsuit against SM Entertainment, thereby departing the group.

Background

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Before the album's release, SM Entertainment held a press conference, in which all the members were present except Lay, who was in China focusing on his then-upcoming film.[4] Suho also stated that he had never thought about the sales numbers after the release of the album, and just wanted to bring new music to fans of the band. He said that the only thing on the members' mind whilst making the album was for the listeners to enjoy it. He also concluded by saying that it would be a new start for Exo, after the lawsuits of former band members Luhan and Kris, and that the members would show a brighter, fresher side to their fans.

The album features the lyrics from the likes of Teddy Riley and also Shinee's Jonghyun who wrote the lyrics of the song "Playboy". There are 10 songs that span a number of genres including dance, R&B, and ballad.[5] Exo stated that 20 different covers of the album would be released, both online and in physical copies. Each member would be featured on their own cover on the album, in both a Korean and Chinese version. The Korean versions were colored gold while the Chinese versions were silver. When aligned, the spines of all the albums together would create their new logo.

Release and promotion

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Exodus' promotional campaign kicked off with a mysterious teaser video on YouTube, featuring member, Kai, titled 'Pathcode: KAI', released on March 18, 2015.[6] At the time of the video's release, Exo launched a Twitter account with the username @PathcodeEXO which featured cryptic tweets such as mysterious riddles related to the videos published per member.[7] This created fan engagement as they came up with their own theories which are related to Exo's lore.

Every answer to the hints tweeted on @PathcodeEXO served as a password to Exo's promotional site. Once unlocked, fans can access the teaser photos and other content for the member featured in the Pathcode teaser video dropped on the same date.[8]

Each Pathcode videos feature the members in various regions and countries around the world including North America, Europe, and China, accompanied by cryptic symbols and imagery, and featured their respective superpowers. Some teaser videos also featured a snippet of instrumental versions of the album's B-side tracks in the background such as "My Answer" in Lay's teaser video, "El Dorado" in Baekhyun's, and "Hurt" in Xiumin's.

The first letter of the Exo members' location in the Pathcode teaser videos would spell out the album's lead single "Call Me Baby".[9] Despite the teasers not being released in order, fans pointed out that the words 'call me' and 'baby' are spelled out by the EXO-K and EXO-M members' location, respectively—Colorado (D.O.), Arizona (Chanyeol), London (Kai), Lyon (Baekhyun), Marseille (Suho), Edinburgh (Sehun), Barcelona (Tao), Almaty (Chen), Berlin (Xiumin), and Yunnan (Lay).

Live performances

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Exo held their comeback stage for "Call Me Baby" on M Countdown (Mnet) where they co-operated their energetic choreography in various different stage locations. Along with the lead single, the band performed "My Answer" both on M! Countdown and Music Bank (KBS), and the title track both on Show! Music Core (MBC) and Inkigayo (SBS).[10][11][12][13] Exo won their first award on Inkigayo aired on April 5, 2015. Promotions for the album were wrapped up by the band's performances on The Show (SBS MTV) aired on April 28, 2015. Exo received a total of 18 music show trophies for "Call Me Baby", breaking their own record previously held for "Growl" (14 trophies).

Commercial performance

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According to SM Entertainment, pre-orders for Exodus reached 502,440 copies (321,200 in Korean and 181,240 in Chinese), already passing the half million mark. Domestically, the Korean version of the album topped the Gaon Weekly Albums Chart for four consecutive weeks, while its Chinese counterpart reached the runner-up position. Both versions occupied the first two spots until their third week of release.[14] Later, the Korean version of its repackaged edition Love Me Right stayed atop the chart for two straight weeks.[15] Exodus became the best-selling album in the first quarter of 2015, only two days after its release on March 30.[16]

In Japan, both albums entered the top 10 of the Oricon Weekly Albums Chart, peaking at numbers four (Korean) and seven (Chinese), respectively.[17] The combined version of the album sold over 6,000 copies in the United States and charted at number 95 on the Billboard 200 in its initial week of release. In doing so, Exodus became the second best-selling K-pop album in the region as well as the second highest-charting album by a K-pop group in the country (only behind 2NE1's Crush).[18] The album also topped Billboard's World Albums Chart on the issue date of April 18, 2015, and stayed in the top 10 for six consecutive weeks.[19] With the pre-order sales figures for Love Me Right combined, the album's total sales surpassed one million units globally.[20][21]

Singles

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SM Entertainment released the song "First Love" on YouTube to give the fans a sneak peek. According to the members, it was a present for the fans after waiting patiently and bearing with the problems and struggles faced by the band, while still supporting them with their activities. The song was uploaded onto music sharing websites, but was then made private after 10 hours of uploading it.[citation needed]

The lead single for the album, "Call Me Baby", was released online on March 28, 2015, while the accompanying music videos of two versions (both in Korean and Chinese, respectively) came out three days later through a number of media.[22] The Korean version of the single peaked at number two on the Gaon Singles Chart, while its Chinese counterpart reached number 36.[23][24] It also entered the Canadian Hot 100 for the week of April 25, 2015, debuting and peaking at number 98.[25] Since its release, "Call Me Baby" has sold almost 826,000 digital copies in South Korea,[B] and 831,000 worldwide.[27]

The Korean version of "Love Me Right", the lead single for the album's repackaged edition later topped the Gaon Singles Chart, becoming the band's second number-one hit in their native country following "December, 2014 (The Winter's Tale)" (see Exo discography).[28] It has sold about 625,000 digital copies in South Korea.[C] The songs "El Dorado" and "Beautiful" from the album, were previously used three years prior, when SM Entertainment released the teasers for the band members. The songs used then were only short drafts and clips from the songs and had no lyrics. "El Dorado" was used in Chanyeol's teaser, whilst the teaser for "Beautiful" starred the members Lay, Baekhyun and Chen.[30][31]

Accolades

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Awards and nominations
Year Award Category Nominated work Result Ref.
2015 Melon Music Awards Album of the Year Exodus Won [32]
Mnet Asian Music Awards Album of the Year Won [33]
Philippine K-pop Awards Album of the Year Won [34]
2016 Gaon Chart K-Pop Awards Album of the Year – 1st Quarter Won [35]
Album of the Year – 2nd Quarter Love Me Right Won
Golden Disc Awards Album Bonsang Exodus Won [36]
Album Daesang Won
Seoul Music Awards Best Album Nominated
V Chart Awards Best Album – Korea Won [37]

Track listing

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Credits adapted from Naver.

Exodus (Korean version)[38]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Call Me Baby"
  • Red Rocket
  • Jason J. Lopez
  • Dantae Johnson
3:31
2."Transformer"
  • Kenzie
  • The Stereotypes
3:47
3."What If..." (시선 둘, 시선 하나)
  • The Underdogs
  • Dewain Whitmore
  • Adonis Shropshire
4:19
4."My Answer" (sung by Baekhyun, D.O., Suho)
  • Lee Joo-hyoung (MonoTree)
  • Lee Joo-hyoung (MonoTree)
  • Lee Joo-hyoung (MonoTree)
3:33
5."Exodus"
  • Mussashi
3:20
6."El Dorado"
  • Devine Channel
3:59
7."Playboy"
  • Jonghyun (Wefreaky)
  • Jonghyun
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sounds)
  • Command Freaks (Iconic Sounds)
3:32
8."Hurt"
  • Mussashi
3:39
9."Lady Luck" (유성우)
3:33
10."Beautiful"
  • Teddy Riley
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Audity)
  • Richard Garcia (Audity)
  • Dantae Johnson
  • LaByron "Miko" Walton
  • Teddy Riley
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Audity)
  • Richard Garcia (Audity)
  • Dantae Johnson
  • LaByron "Miko" Walton
4:03
Total length:37:16
Exodus (Chinese version)[39]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Call Me Baby" (叫我)
  • Dae Ak Dong
  • Red Rocket
  • Jason J. Lopez
  • Dantae Johnson
3:31
2."Transformer" (变形女)
3:47
3."What If…" (两个视线, 一个视线)
  • The Underdogs
  • Dewain Whitmore
  • Adonis Shropshire
4:18
4."My Answer" (我的答案; sung by Chen, Lay, D.O.)
  • Dae Ak Dong
  • Lee Joo-hyoung (MonoTree)
  • Lee Joo-hyoung (MonoTree)
3:33
5."Exodus" (逃脱)
  • Mussashi
3:19
6."El Dorado" (黄金国)
  • Devine Channel
3:59
7."Playboy" (坏男孩)
  • Jonghyun
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sounds)
  • Command Freaks (Iconic Sounds)
3:32
8."Hurt" (伤害)
  • Mussashi
3:39
9."Lady Luck" (流星雨; with D.O.)
  • 黄贞颖 Annakid
3:33
10."Beautiful" (美; with Baekhyun)
  • Teddy Riley
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Audity)
  • Richard Garcia (Audity)
  • Dantae Johnson
  • LaByron "Miko" Walton
  • Teddy Riley
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Audity)
  • Richard Garcia (Audity)
  • Dantae Johnson
  • LaByron "Miko" Walton
4:03
Total length:37:21
Love Me Right - Repackaged album (Korean version)[40]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Love Me Right"
3:25
2."Tender Love"
  • Devine Channel
  • Artronic Waves
3:36
3."Call Me Baby"
  • Red Rocket
  • Jason J. Lopez
  • Dantae Johnson
3:31
4."Transformer"
3:47
5."What If..." (시선 둘, 시선 하나)
  • The Underdogs
  • Dewain Whitmore
  • Adonis Shropshire
4:19
6."My Answer" (sung by Baekhyun, D.O., Suho)
  • Lee Joo-hyoung (MonoTree)
  • Lee Joo-hyoung (MonoTree)
  • Lee Joo-hyoung (MonoTree)
3:33
7."Exodus"
  • Mussashi
3:20
8."El Dorado"
  • Devine Channel
3:59
9."Playboy"
  • Jonghyun
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sounds)
  • Command Freaks (Iconic Sounds)
3:32
10."First Love"
  • Cedric "DaBenchWarma" Smith (3Sixty)
  • Keynon "KC" Moore (3Sixty)
  • Perry van de Vrede (Henry Hill)
  • Robert Nickson (Henry Hill)
  • Ahmad Russell
  • Catherine Ahn
  • Danny Jones (3Sixty)
  • Zev Perilman
  • 3Sixty
4:02
11."Hurt"
  • Mussashi
3:39
12."Lady Luck" (유성우)
3:33
13."Beautiful"
  • Teddy Riley
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Audity)
  • Richard Garcia (Audity)
  • Dantae Johnson
  • LaByron "Miko" Walton
  • Teddy Riley
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Audity)
  • Richard Garcia (Audity)
  • Dantae Johnson
  • LaByron "Miko" Walton
4:03
14."EXO 2014" (약속)
4:46
Total length:53:10
Love Me Right - Repackaged album (Chinese version)[41]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Love Me Right"
3:25
2."Tender Love" (就是愛)
  • Devine Channel
  • Artronic Waves
3:36
3."Call Me Baby" (叫我)
  • Dae Ak Dong
  • Red Rocket
  • Jason J. Lopez
  • Dantae Johnson
3:31
4."Transformer" (变形女)
3:47
5."What If…" (两个视线, 一个视线)
  • The Underdogs
  • Dewain Whitmore
  • Adonis Shropshire
4:18
6."My Answer" (我的答案; sung by Chen, Lay, D.O.)
  • Dae Ak Dong
  • Lee Joo-hyoung (MonoTree)
  • Lee Joo-hyoung (MonoTree)
3:33
7."Exodus" (逃脱)
  • Mussashi
3:19
8."El Dorado" (黄金国)
  • Devine Channel
3:59
9."Playboy" (坏男孩)
  • Jonghyun
  • Tesung Kim (Iconic Sounds)
  • Command Freaks (Iconic Sounds)
3:32
10."First Love" (初戀)
  • Cedric "DaBenchWarma" Smith (3Sixty)
  • Keynon "KC" Moore (3Sixty)
  • Perry van de Vrede (Henry Hill)
  • Robert Nickson (Henry Hill)
  • Ahmad Russell
  • Catherine Ahn
  • Danny Jones (3Sixty)
  • Zev Perilman
  • 3Sixty
4:02
11."Hurt" (伤害)
  • Mussashi
3:39
12."Lady Luck" (流星雨)
  • 黄贞颖 Annakid
3:33
13."Beautiful" (美; with Baekhyun)
  • Teddy Riley
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Audity)
  • Richard Garcia (Audity)
  • Dantae Johnson
  • LaByron "Miko" Walton
  • Teddy Riley
  • Dominique "DOM" Rodriguez (Audity)
  • Richard Garcia (Audity)
  • Dantae Johnson
  • LaByron "Miko" Walton
4:03
14."EXO 2014" (約定)
4:46
Total length:53:10
Notes
  • All track titles are stylized in all caps except "What If..." and "Lady Luck".
  • "Call Me Baby", "Love Me Right", "Tender Love", and "Promise (EXO 2014)" are sung by all members, with the rest being sung by EXO-K and EXO-M members in their respective Korean and Chinese versions except where individual members are indicated.
  • Tao does not participate in "Love Me Right", "Tender Love", and "Promise (EXO 2014)" due to his termination. His voice is heard in "First Love", even though he does not appear in the artwork of the repackage album.
  • EXO Member's Lay composed the music and wrote the lyrics, together with Chen and Chanyeol for Promise.[42]

Charts

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Korean and Chinese versions
Chart Peak chart positions Sales
Exodus
(Korean) 		Exodus
(Chinese) 		Love Me
Right
(Korean) 		Love Me
Right
(Chinese)
South Korean Weekly Albums (Gaon)[43][44] 1 2 1 2
  • KOR: 1,268,940[D]
  • JPN: 83,640[E]
South Korean Monthly Albums (Gaon)[47][48] 1 2 1 2
South Korean Yearly Albums (Gaon) 1 4 3 11
Japanese Weekly Albums (Oricon)[17] 4 7 9 14
Japanese Monthly Albums (Oricon)[49] 23 46 — —
Combined versions
Chart (2015) Peak chart positions Sales
Exodus Love Me
Right
US Billboard 200[50] 95 —
US Independent Albums (Billboard)[52] 15 —
US Top Album Sales (Billboard)[53] 70 —
US World Albums (Billboard)[54][55] 1 2

Release history

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Edition Region Date Format Label
Exodus South Korea March 30, 2015 CD, digital download SM Entertainment, KT Music
Worldwide[38][39] Digital download SM Entertainment
Love Me Right South Korea June 3, 2015 CD, digital download SM Entertainment, KT Music
Worldwide[40][41] Digital download SM Entertainment

See also

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Footnotes

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  1. ^ This record was set after the Gaon Music Chart began tracking album sales since 2010. In September 2000, Jo Sung-mo's third studio album Let Me Love sold more than 1.7 million copies during its initial month of release.[3]
  2. ^ Sales for both versions are combined.[26]
  3. ^ Sales for both versions are combined.[29]
  4. ^ Sales for both Exodus and Love Me Right are combined.[45]
  5. ^ Sales for Exodus only.[46]

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