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I Yah!, H.O.T.'s title song for 4th album.  With I Yah!, H.O.T. was acknowledged for their maturity in music and in person. The song was written in dedication to the 23 kindergardeners who died in a schoolfire. The news of the kindergardeners hit Korea hard, and it rose up serious discussions about the society in general in their treatment of their children. This was largely in part because of the fact that the children were LOCKED IN the room that caught on fire, while the supervisors were out (apparently, not supervising). The tragic death of young kindergardeners influenced H.O.T.'s 'Iyah' which not only talks about the kindergardeners' unfair deaths but also about the treatment of children in the Korean society in general. I Yah! was surely one of H.O.T.'s greatest hit and will always be remembered in KPOP History. The music video was shot in New York City when they attended MTV's VMA (Video Music Award) to accept their 'Korean Viewers Choice Award' on September 9, 1999 (9.9.99). Written/Composed/Arranged by respectable singer and songwritter: Yoo Young Jin Choreographed by H.O.T. members: Moon HeeJun and Jang WooHyuk. Released: 1999