Stuck on you

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This article is about the song "stuck on you". For the article about the comedy film featuring cojoined twins, see Stuck On You (2003 film).

"stuck on you"
Single by Yuna Ito
Released	August 9, 2006
Format	CD single
Genre	J-pop
Length	00:12:25
Label	Sony Music of Japan
Chart positions
# (JP)
Yuna Ito singles chronology
"Precious" (2005)	"stuck on you" (2006)	"losin'" (2006)

stuck on you is Yuna Ito's fourth single since her debut. This is her first single since her largely successful May 2006 single "Precious" and her first single that the main track is not a ballad.

[edit] Overview

Both this single and her following single, "losin'", were limited to 70,000 copies each. "stuck on you" was described as "hot" single for the summer while "losin'" was a "cool" single for the fall. For those who bought both singles, they would receive a special invitation to Yuna Ito's first tour, an invitation-only tour called "YUNA ITO 1st Invitation".

The b-side to this single is "These boots are made for walkin'", a Nancy Sinatra cover.

[edit] Commercial Endorsements

"These boots are made for walkin'" was featured in the Japanese car company Daihatsu's CM for their new car called the COO. On the other hand, "stuck on you" has no commercial endorsments.

[edit] Tracklist

1. stuck on you
2. These boots are made for walkin'
3. These boots are made for walkin' -STUDIO APARTMENT Impulse Groove-

[edit] PV Description

The promotional video for "stuck on you" is the first clip in which we see Yuna Ito dance. We can see her in a big, fluffy skirt and a corsage with 4 back-up-dancers in a huge room. The 2nd location is a little room, Yuna Ito havinh curly hair and a violet dress on, and her dancers playing instruments in the background. Another scene is Yuna Ito in a yellow dress, lying on a pink carpet, while speaking with a friend on the phone. The last location is a couch with a mirror in front, in which Yuna Ito dives at the end. "to be continued..." ends the PV and will it will be continued by "losin'" PV.

[edit] Live Performances

• August 18, 2006 — Music Station
• August 19, 2006 — MelodiX!

[edit] Charts

Oricon Sales Chart (Japan)

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