So this is what Jayoung has been hinting and teasing us about recently, huh? Superb vocal performance as always by her, and killer guitar solos by Hyunjung & Iree. Of course, Arem on bass & Lotus (ㅋㅋㅋ) on drum are fantastic too! 😃😊
@@eunbi-eunhajeong4735 It's an inside joke from one of their online concerts. Yeongeun told a story about how some people spelled her name wrong: Instead of 영은 (Yeong-Eun), they wrote 연근 (Yeon-Geun) (without the hyphen, both words have same spelling in English). 연근 (Yeon-Geun) means "lotus root" in Korean, so some fans nicknamed her "Lotus" ever since that. Which I think is pretty funny & cute 😆😊
@@rqdiadem Cute story and nice nickname... This is why I always use Capital letters to show the syllables, I like it better that hyphens... So it is YeongEun, and not YeonGeun.
This song is SO good ! It sounds like good old 70's glam rock 😍 Jayoung's deep voice gives me goosebombs and what about Iree and Hyun's solos ?! GIRLS PLEASE stop being that awsome, you'll kill me someday ! ❤️
Note to: Jayoung, Iree, Hyunjung, Arem and Yeongeun Rolling Quartz is Rolling Quartz just because of u girls, you make Rolling Quartz, no one could ever replace one of u Please, keep doing music, you all are genius of rock and roll 🤟
I feel Jayoung's goal is also to hit 'higher' notes everytime I hear her sing. She has such a great voice ♥ She can deliver so much much through her voice.
Great song and wonderful video! Shots of Rolling Quartz's high energy stage performance coupled with exciting clips of fantastic plays (that double play was really nice) breathes life into an already epic song! 🖤
@@Hsalazar_ Everyone knows that only gangsters and prisoners have tattoos... sigh... Korea is still trapped behind so many stereotypes, it's depressing... It's good that the younger generation is trying to change that, but it's a slow process. If you're interested, a good Kdrama about that is Itawon Class. They dared write parts for main characters that are "special"... one is a transgender, another is from African descent, but was born in Korea, i.e. he is a Korean national. The way the drama deals with racism and transphobia is very interesting... it's very well written.
