NCT 127 is literally one of the groups that introduced me to k pop, especially all the song that people didn’t like-I loved. I never got why they hated them though, they were definitely different, but good nonetheless
Thunderous is actually popular and a genuinely good song . I think the only reason it reaceived hate is probably coz it was released after gods menu . Coz gods menu was the shit - in terms of music , choreo , styling , concept , videography everything was well executed and fresh . It really cemented them as a grp and everyone shined (except poor lee know but he did get his due thid time ) . They were confident , good stage presence and with the aura of seasoned performers and they have only improved from their after .
My problem with hybe and bts's music in the past few years is the amount of autotune they are using . And i am sry the slander was deserved they were releasing generic ass music with bad english lyrics and making a lot of references to america but that felt weird for me , coz none of them where american , not born or brought up their so them making reference felt out of touch and trying too hard to appeal to american fans . And yes they must have made the american happy and it is one of the biggest music markets in the world but still felt weird to me . A huge reason why I liked them before was that their music was genuinely good , the early phases was kinda rough but eventually they found their style and they genuinely did realise a variety of differently sounding music and it was good with gr8 concepts and videos . I think the last comeback i genuinely enjoyed of their was fake love , from idol onwards it went downhill.I understand that using autotune and making it obvious is a genre of its own and it works for artist like travis scott . But i feel confused whether they are intentionally doing it as a part of the song or Just trying to enhance the vocals but is failing miserably as tweak their voices to a point where it unrecognisable like jimin sounds like he enhanced a helium balloon and v does not sound like that . And this is why the live performance sound so different from the official song. I know every company uses autotune but hybe is simply overdoing it . Compare the vocals of sme songs and its very different, we actually get to here their raw vocals . And its a shame coz i really like a lot of hybes music . This is not a isolated problem with hybe , i see a lot of jype artist do the same . I love skz and their music is good but the surotune annoys me sometimes but they seem o use it as a effect and most of the song is raw vocals but boy rhe autotune part gets on my nerves . Or maybe its just that i dont like autotune .
Tri. Be would you run, ke1per lvly, ke1per the girls, craxy poison rose, weeekly solar, weeekly backwards, weeekly sweet dreams, hot issue icons, pixy let me know, epex surrender
if ur in it for the two songs in one, ETERNALLY WILL GIVE IT TO YOU (txt). The most experimental, demonicly hard-hitting lullably sleep-inducing song to ever kpop
another experimental/weird song would be nmixx o.o, it was insane to debut with that, maybe too insane bcs mostly ppl hated it but by first listen, i was a stan <333 shoog shoog i don't care
sherlock is weird/experimental??????? damn. i vaguely recall knowing that it is but i have listened to it so much that it sounds completely normal to me??? like i Know it has "odd" kpopey sounds but... it sounds Regular (in a good way). it's no ring ding dong yk
it is completely normal to listen to! the reason i included it was because it's a combination of two of the songs on the album and for some reason despite being so different they go so well!
The fact the people can apparently hate BOCA is not working in my brain. Also the lack of Side effects in this list is absolutely criminal!!! We need a part 2!!
definitely! some don't really fit into the tag of experimental or weird, some are just here because of their switch-ups, but some of them are here because they were very different from the usual kpop releases at the time and really fit into the 'unforgettable' label.
