Type A

Type K

Type B

Theater

"Koisuru Fortune Cookie"

The lineup for the title track consists of the top 16 members from AKB48's 2013 general election.^[4]

The number in brackets indicates the member's ranking.
Center: Rino Sashihara (1)

• Team A: Mariko Shinoda (5), Minami Takahashi (8), Yui Yokoyama (13), Mayu Watanabe (3)
• Team K: Tomomi Itano (11), Yuko Oshima (2)
• Team B: Yuki Kashiwagi (4), Haruna Kojima (9), Haruka Shimazaki (12)
• Team S (SKE48) / Team K: Jurina Matsui (6)
• Team KII (SKE48): Akari Suda (16)
• Team E (SKE48): Rena Matsui (7)
• Team N (NMB48) / Team B: Miyuki Watanabe (15)
• Team N (NMB48): Sayaka Yamamoto (14)
• Team H (HKT48): Rino Sashihara (1)
• SNH48: Sae Miyazawa (10)

"Ai no Imi o Kangaete Mita"

Performed by Undergirls, which consist of members who ranked 17 to 32 in AKB48's 2013 general election.^[4]
The number in brackets indicates the member's ranking.
Center: Aya Shibata (17)^[20]

• Team A: Anna Iriyama (30), Rina Kawaei (25)
• Team K: Rie Kitahara (21)
• Team B: Ayaka Umeda (19), Reina Fujie (32)
• Kenkyuusei: Minami Minegishi (18)
• Team S (SKE48): Masana Oya (29), Yuria Kizaki (22)
• Team KII (SKE48): Aya Shibata (17), Akane Takayanagi (23), Airi Furukawa (27)
• Team E (SKE48): Kanon Kimoto (31)
• Kenkyuusei (SKE48): Kaori Matsumura (24)
• Team M (NMB48): Nana Yamada (28)
• Team H (HKT48): Sakura Miyawaki (26)
• Team J (JKT48) / Team B: Aki Takajo (20)

"Kondo Koso Ecstasy"

Performed by Next Girls, which consist of members who ranked 33 to 48 in AKB48's 2013 general election.^[4]
The number in brackets indicates the member's ranking.
Center: Amina Sato (33)^[20]

• Team A: Yuka Tano (38)
• Team K: Asuka Kuramochi (36), Amina Sato (33), Mariya Nagao (35), Tomu Muto (45)
• Team B: Haruka Ishida (46), Haruka Katayama (34)
• Team B / Team KII (SKE48): Mina Ōba (48)
• Team S (SKE48): Makiko Saito (42)
• Team KII (SKE48): Ami Kobayashi (47), Rina Matsumoto (41)
• Team E (SKE48): Madoka Umemoto (39)
• Team M (NMB48) / Team A: Fuuko Yagura (44)
• Team N (NMB48): Kei Jonishi (40)
• Team H (HKT48): Aika Oota (43), Haruka Kodama (37)

"Suitei Marmalade"

Performed by Future Girls, which consist of members who ranked 49 to 64 in AKB48's 2013 general election.^[4]
The number in brackets indicates the member's ranking.
Center: Shu Yabushita (49)^[20]

• Team A: Ayaka Kikuchi (singer) (51), Sumire Sato (52), Sakiko Matsui (60)
• Team K: Ami Maeda (53)
• Team B: Misaki Iwasa (56), Suzuran Yamauchi (61)
• Team B / Team N (NMB48): Miori Ichikawa (57)
• Team S (SKE48): Kyoka Isohara (58), Yuka Nakanishi (64)
• Team E (SKE48): Shiori Kaneko (63)
• Team N (NMB48): Mayu Ogasawara (54), Akari Yoshida (50)
• Team BII (NMB48): Shu Yabushita (49)
• Kenkyuusei (HKT48): Meru Tashima (55), Mio Tomonaga (59)
• Graduated member: Natsumi Hirajima (62)

"Namida no Sei Janai"

Graduation Song of Mariko Shinoda.

• Team A: Mariko Shinoda, Minami Takahashi, Yui Yokoyama, Mayu Watanabe
• Team K: Tomomi Itano, Yuko Oshima
• Team B: Yuki Kashiwagi, Haruna Kojima, Haruka Shimazaki
• Kenkyuusei: Minami Minegishi
• Team S (SKE48) / Team K: Jurina Matsui
• Team H (HKT48): Rino Sashihara
• SNH48: Sae Miyazawa

"Saigo no Door"

Graduation Song for Tomomi Itano.

• Team A: Mariko Shinoda, Minami Takahashi, Yui Yokoyama, Mayu Watanabe
• Team K: Tomomi Itano, Yuko Oshima
• Team B: Yuki Kashiwagi, Haruna Kojima, Haruka Shimazaki
• Kenkyuusei: Minami Minegishi
• Team S (SKE48) / Team K: Jurina Matsui
• Team H (HKT48): Rino Sashihara
• SNH48: Sae Miyazawa

Promotion and release

The AKB48 sister group JKT48 announced the release of "Fortune Cookie Yang Mencinta" ("Fortune Cookie in Love"), an Indonesian version of "Koi Suru Fortune Cookie", as its third single for August 21, 2013, the same day as the AKB48 release.^[1][12] A teaser for the music video was released on August 3.^[33]

Track listing

The single has two editions: Regular Version (CD+DVD)^{[n 8]} and Theater Version (CD only)^{[n 9]}

Personnel

Track listing

• Bold indicates centres.

Promotion and release

The group performed the song for the first time at the concert 2017: 411 Fandom Party in Bangkok, held at Siam Paragon in Bangkok on the night of 30 August 2017.^[3][36] Sixteen of the thirty members of the group formed a provisional senbatsu to perform the song at the event, including Can, Cherprang, Izurina, Jan, Jennis, Kaew, Kaimook, Miori, Mobile, Music, Namneung, Noey, Orn, Pun, Pupe, and Tarwaan.^[3]

The group also performed the song with World Order to open the Japan Expo in Thailand 2017 at Siam Paragon on 1 September 2017.^[37]

At the concert marking the graduation of Kidcat on 23 September 2017 in Bangkok, it was announced that the song would be released as the second single of the group, containing the song as the title track and two other songs as the B-side tracks, that is, "BNK48 (Bangkok48)", the eponymous anthem of the group which is a cover of "AKB48 (Akihabara48)", and "Phlio", a cover of "Skirt, Hirari".^[38]

It was also announced at the same event that sixteen members of the group who are the regular senbatsu for the songs "Cookie Siangthai" and "BNK48 (Bangkok48)" consist of Cherprang, Izurina, Jan, Jennis, Kaew, Kaimook, Miori, Mobile, Music, Namneung, Noey, Orn, Pun, Pupe, Satchan, and Tarwaan, with Mobile as the centre for the former song and Cherprang as the centre for the latter song, whilst seven of the undergirls in charge of the song "Phlio" are Jaa, Jane, Jib, Kate, Mind, Namsai, and Nink, with Jaa and Mind as the centres.^[38][39]

Officially released on 20 December 2017, the single was available for purchase from 29 September 2017 to 6 November 2017 only.^[40] It sold a total of 30,000 copies.^[41] and was streamed 1,000,000 times until 12 February 2018 ^[42]

The music video for "Cookie Siangthai" was premiered at a mini concert held at J.J Mall in Bangkok on 18 November 2017^[43] and was published on YouTube later that day.^[44] By April 2018, the YouTube video has surpassed 100 million views which is considered as a breakthrough point of the band's career.^[45]

Production

The single was produced by Pongchuk Pissathanporn (Thai: พงศ์จักร พิษฐานพร) and Tanupop Notayanont (Thai: ตนุภพ โนทยานนท์) from La-Ong-Fong band. The Thai lyrics were written by Pongchuk, Tanupop, and Trai Bhumiratna (Thai: ตรัย ภูมิรัตน).^[39]

The cover art of the single, produced by The Uni_form Design Studio, was revealed on 1 November 2017, depicting the sixteen senbatsu members with elements representing their favourite sweet foods, such as thong yip and biscuit, as well as Bangkok landmarks mentioned in the group's anthem, including the Giant Swing and the Temple of Dawn.^[46]

Directed by Chainarong Tampong (Thai: ไชยณรงค์ แต้มพงษ์),^[47] the music video for the title song was shot on 4 November 2017 at the Siam Park City in Bangkok, featuring a number of fans who passed a competition in which they covered the choreography of the song.^[48]

Criticism

The group's company, BNK48 Office, went under fire for neglecting the names of some senbatsu members on the single booklets.^[49]

Track listing

• Bold indicates centres.

Release

The single was announced during the Aitakatta – Gustong Makita Handshake event at Movie Stars Cafe on November 25, 2018. Brei, Belle, Coleen, Rans, Lei, Mari, Jan and Kay were formally introduced as the new Senbatsu members for the single, together with Faith, Alyssa, Jem, Gabb, Sela, Abby and Sheki, who is still Center. An exclusive viewing of the music video was also held followed by a live performance of the song. The music video was subsequently uploaded to YouTube on the same date.

Track listing

• Bold indicates centres.

Sales and Certification

Background and release

Following the group's announcement to host their first Christmas mini show in December 2019, titled Koisuru Xmas Party on November 22, 2019, YAG Entertainment confirmed that Under Girls member Gia Nghi would graduate to focus on studying a week later, with her final activities being on the mini show's date.^[52][53] On the same day, the label also revealed the teaser for SGO48's next single to be "Koisuru Fortune Cookie - Thất tình tích cực", with the song being performed live and its accompanying music video being premiered for the first time during the group's Koisuru Xmas Party on December 7, 2019.

Single type

Similar to the group's first single release, the physical version comes in four different types with the same contents, including a collectible digital card, a random bonus photo, a lyric book, and a handshake ticket.^[54]

Track listing

Notes

• "Namida Surprise!" was recorded with two other Under Girls members, namely Dona and Gia Nghi, with the latter being her last recording appearance.