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Thought you said gayyyy-ah at first, I burst out laughing! Plus, I've seen you in the comments on like a few different shinee videos, glad to see shawols staying strong and active!
SHINee's "Replay" isn't just nostalgic, it's legendary. Every new rookie group in the industry has covered "Replay" at least once in their career and it's one of those songs that is pretty much compulsory for everyone to know and learn, even still today. The Noona (the older girl SHINee have a crush on that they are singing to) in the "Replay" MV is the leader of their sister group***, Victoria from F(x). This MV came out more than a year before F(X) debuted so this was Victoria even before debut. (Funny thing is, Victoria is native Chinese and she says she was still learning Korean during this time and she could barely even say SHINee.) Victoria was so perfect in this role because she is a few years older than any of the SHINee members so she fit well as the lead actress in this MV. As the song says, 'Noona neomu yeppeo .... replay, replay, replay ...." In other words they are saying "pretty older woman I really like you and I think you like me too ... every time I see you I need a replay of the moment over and over again in my head." Noona neomu yeppeo is a Korean term that essentially means "Pretty older woman" Noona neomu yeppeo is a term that is only used by guys to describe a beautiful woman that is older than them. There really isn't a literal translation of the term so that is why the song is called "Replay" in English. But in Korean it is called "Noona neomu yeppeo." That's why if you watch SHINee on a lot of variety shows and TV programs, the older women in the show often ask SHINee to sing this song to them. ****** SHINee and F(x) are both SM Entertainment groups, they debuted within a year of each other, they both are 5 member groups (Now 4 member groups ;( ) and they have similar music styles and concepts, etc. F(x) is pretty much the female version of SHINee. "Replay" is SHINee's debut song and it actually came out in 2008 -- more than 14 years ago -- however, SM Entertainment rebranded itself and started its new RU-vid channel in 2011. The company reuploaded most of their older videos at that time. So all their older MVs and content have a 2011 date, but could be much older than that. As others have mentioned, "Replay" is literally considered one of the best debut songs of all time for any Kpop artist because it's so timeless and it never goes out of style or sounds outdated no matter how old it gets. And this is why SHINee are Icons. This song makes all the women swoon. You just witnessed baby SHINee and were already blown away, just imagine what it will be like as you go through their discography and MVs. They have 13 full-length albums (7 Korean albums and 6 Japanese albums), several repackaged albums, a multitude of mini albums, numerous OSTS, they each have solo songs and albums and there are hundreds of live performances that will absolutely leave you speechless with their talent. And it only gets more and more impressive as you follow them through their career. They have accomplished a lot in the past 14+ years and they are one of the groups that made Kpop what it is today. SHINee are one of the most iconic and influential groups as trendsetters. This song was way ahead of its time when it first came out. SHINee are known for never being afraid to experiment with their style and sound in a song and for the fact that no two songs of theirs will EVER be the same even on the same album. SHINee are always setting trends, never following them. As SM's experimental boy group, NOTHING you hear from SHINee will ever sound the same, and, yet, somehow it will always sound like SHINee. So this shows just how talented even as teenagers SHINee were. If you want to see where SHINee truly shines you have to watch their live concert performances. Fun fact: SM originally wanted to make SHINee a hip-hop group. Hip-hop was the style of music that was really popular when they debuted. That's why Key and Minho are both rappers and how Taemin started out as a popper in dance. But as Key tells it, they just didn't have the swag to pull of hip-hop, so right before their debut SM switched up their sound and style to something that fit them better and they came up with the signature classic SHINee R&B vocals they are now known for. So SHINee are part of the second generation of Kpop and yet the members are younger than most everyone in their generation and are the same age or even younger than some members of groups who came after them, such as EXO and BTS, etc., which are part of Kpop's third generation. SHINee debuted young and have the experience of seasoned veterans. It just goes to show you why they are legends in the industry. When SHINee debuted Onew (the leader and lead vocalist) was 18, Jonghyun (the main vocalist and songwriter) had just turned 18, Minho (the main rapper and sub-vocalist) and Key (lead vocalist and sub-rapper) were 16 and Taemin (Main dancer and lead vocalist) was 14, so now they are all in their late 20s and early 30s. (Onew turned 32 in December.) SHINee are some of the most well respected artists in the industry. They were one of the youngest groups to debut at the time and some of the youngest idols in the industry. Onew is the one in the hat, Jonghyun is the one in with the headphones, Key is the one in green, Minho is the one playing basketball and Taemin is the one in yellow. That dude is Taemin and he is literally considered one of the top two BEST dancers in the entire industry and he was only 14 years old here. Just wait until you see his more recent stuff. You will be blown away. If you like their dancing, you should check out SHINee's "Replay" dance practice, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gv60nR3_69U.html. It's not an official dance practice video, because dance practice videos didn't become a thing until 2010 when SHINee released the industry's very first dance practice video with their song "Lucifer," but it is a real dance practice video from way back to SHINee's debut days. SHINee were literally the first group to ever release a dance practice video specifically for fans to watch and they are the reason why Kpop groups produce dance practice/choreography videos today.
Key is an official fashion designer of SM and SHINee (he designs their concert costumes) so I'm pretty sure he is highly involved in these outfits. Recommending you check out his solo Bad Love. And also Don't Call Me which is one of the recent releases of SHINee (prior to Atlantis).
Replay is their debut song! As u can see they were so young then at the age of 14-18. They have been to kpop for 14 yrs now and still relevant as a group and Soloist . They are seniors in the kpop world but still young. Proud SHINee World here!
Taemin is still known as one of, if not *the* best, dancers in kpop. Crazy to think that he was only 14 in the Reply mv. They were all kids, actually. It was cool to see your reactions, I hope you check out more SHINee!
Looooved you guys reaction! I would love to see more of your reactions ESPECIALLY SHINee live performances. They have made such a huge impact on the industry ever since their debut in 2008 and they still are trendsetters and icons.
@@TheYoungProdigy that too!☺️ but all of them as soloists and entertainers really put their whole being into projects. They are true artists! Maybe you wanna do a reaction special to all of their solo projects, im sure that would be fun^^ and I recently noticed that Key also debuted in 3 generations😳 Idk if you remember the subunit with Woohyun from infinite called Toheart but that was a pretty cool time too^^ Key - Bad Love Onew - Dice Taemin - Advice Minho - Heartbreak Jonghyun - Crazy
@@jayjibrown Right now we’re just focused on doing group reactions. We are going from older groups to newer groups and after we’re done with those we will be checking out solo songs and albums! So make sure to subscribe to see what we have in the future! (ps. We will definitely be checking out SHINee members 😉)
In SHINee's "Lucifer" MV the "smoke" or "light trail" you see is supposed to represent the aura of a girl who has devilish powers like Lucifer, who is trying to possess them and take over their lives. As the English lines in the song say, "Loveaholic, robotronic ... her whisper is the Lucifer." (They are using auto tune because they are supposed to be "robotronic"-ly controlled by the girl who is "The Lucifer." So the auto tune is meant to make them sound robotic.) In other words, the woman or girl they are talking about is so desirable that she is like Lucifer and you have to use all your willpower just to resist her wiles. In the MV you see them trying to fight against Lucifer's powers and resist her attempts to try to make them bend to her will, etc. That's why in the choreography you see all the robotic moves because they are showing how "Lucifer" is trying to control them like a robot. For example, they put their wrists together like they are being handcuffed to show how she is trapping them, and they vibrate to show how they are being manipulated by "Lucifer" and they are trying to resist her powers, etc. (FYI: That vibration you saw them do is 100% them actually shaking like that, there aren't any camera tricks. If you pay attention when they perform Lucifer live, you will see them do that exact same thing. :D) LOL we have no idea why they had to be dancing in front of a sports car, but that was kind of an iconic thing that Kpop companies did back then in a lot of their MVs, The group would dance around a fancy car to show off their coolness and to give the video a more futuristic, expensive looking aesthetic. "Lucifer" was released in 2010, so this was just the look that a lot of MVs had back then, in part because everyone was following SHINee's lead. Just take a look at TVXQ's, Super Junior's, Infinite's or 2PM's MVs, etc. from around that time and you will see a similar look and style. SHINee was setting trends in the industry with 'Lucifer." As trendsetters it is SHINee's job to introduce the next song style and dance trend to the industry, and when SHINee has a comeback the industry takes note and follows suit. It is said that within 3 months of SHINee's comeback you will see that same sound, style and dance trend being duplicated across the industry for both boy groups and girl groups. That's how influential SHINee is. I'm not sure why people are often so thrown by their hairstyles and outfits in this MV. :D I think they are actually all pretty cool for doing something different that sets them apart from everyone else in the industry. That is what makes SHINee legends and why "Lucifer" is such an iconic song and dance.You're not going to remember a group or a song if they look and sound the same as everyone else, you remember them for standing out and not being afraid to be unique. SHINee are also known for never being afraid to experiment with everything they do, including their style, and as the fashionista and stylist of the group, Key is always looking for ways to be unique, so his head was really shaved on the one side. What you see is his hair was bleached blond on the side and then shaved down to his scalp. He is known for always being unique and wanting to stand out. That's why Key's style is often just straddling the edge of outrageous, but somehow always manages to look cool. Fun fact: I think one reason why Minho's hair is so short at this time is because their previous comeback was with their song "Ring Ding Dong," and all the members had pretty long, shaggy hairstyles. However, Minho has never liked having long hair. So, I think for "Lucifer" Minho decided to rebel and go really short. This was also the era where Taemin had long hair and it made him one of the most popular of the members at the time, especially with their Japanese fans. The Japanese culture really embraces men with long hair and the members said that he was one of the most popular at the time because of his style. Taemin with long hair is so iconic and many in the fandom were really sad when he eventually cut his hair. So, in this MV, Taemin had just turned 17. Onew and Jonghyun are 20 and Key and Minho are 18. With SHINee's experimental concept, nothing they do will ever be like anything they have ever done before and that includes all the songs on each album. Every song and MV will be completely different from each other with a whole different, look and style every time. Whenever SHINee releases something new, the only thing we expect is that it will be a brand new sound, look and dance style that we have never seen before. That's why their discography is so diverse and why they are able to continue to stay relevant even after more than 14 years. If you want to see where SHINee truly shines, if you haven't yet, you have to check out their iconic performance of "Lucifer" Live in concert. Check out their performance at their SHINee World Concert III (SWC3) in Seoul from 2014, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Fm5n8Q2XO34.html. This is a perfect example of how you can tell they are singing live and killing it every time. SHINee doesn't need auto tune, and if you hear them perform the song live, they often don't use it. "Lucifer" is actually known as one of the most difficult songs and dances to cover because of its tutting and popping and for the fact that it has a very fast paced beat with dance moves that are very sharp and precise which are designed to hit every beat of the song. And the song itself is very complicated with the songs wide range of notes and flow. Many amateurs have thought "Lucifer" looks like one of SHINee's more simple songs and dances. But the minute they try to sing the song and/or dance the choreography, they soon discover that it is way more complicated than they thought. It only looks and sounds simple, because SHINee makes it look that way. Check out this clip of SHINee teaching a group of actors and comedians "Lucifer" as part of a challenge on the variety show "Invincible Baseball Team," ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0V02cQwYLMQ.html. It's funny because when they came to meet SHINee to start the practice, Jonghyun asked them why they chose this song of all songs, and they said because it looks manly and they thought it was fairly easy to cover. But the first thing Jonghyun said to them, while laughing, was "oh no, actually it's one of our more difficult choreography and it took us extra time to really perfect it." :D You definitely should check out the dance practice. SHINee's "Lucifer" dance practice was the very first dance practice video ever released specifically for fans. SHINee is the group that started the trend and they are why dance practice videos are even a thing today. :D It was the very first dance practice video to go viral. Back then dance practice videos were filmed for the group and artists to watch to help them remember the moves and to fix mistakes, etc. They weren't intended for a mass audience. But SM realized that fans were starting to try and copy SHINee's choreography, so they decided to film a dance practice and release it to the public. SHINee's dance practice videos became so popular that other companies and groups started to do the same and show off their choreography by releasing dance practices too.
With their Atlantis repackaged album, SHINee are just doing what we have all come to expect from them -- showing us something that has never been seen or heard before and starting a new trend. Nothing you hear from them will ever be like anything you have ever seen or heard before. They raise the bar even higher with every comeback. And that's what makes them SHINee. :D With every new song release, SHINee are expected to come out with a style and sound that is brand new, not only for them, but in the industry as a whole. And "Atlantis" is a perfect example of that. What you just experienced is exactly what makes SHINee legends. And this is the reason why they are so highly respected, and why almost everyone in the industry who came after them cites them as one of their biggest influences and one of the reasons why they wanted to become a singer and dancer, etc. SHINee are one of the most iconic and influential groups. They are always setting trends, never following them. SHINee were designed to be SM Entertainment's experimental boy group, so everything they do is meant to be the first and they are expected to set the trend. With every new song SHINee produces it's expected to be different than the last, so you will never hear the same style or sound from them in any of their songs, even on the same album, and yet, somehow it will always sound like SHINee. The industry looks to SHINee to show them what the next song style and dance trend will be. When SHINee does something the industry takes note and follows suit. SHINee has started the trend with almost everything -- with every one of their songs to their dances to clothing trends, to live performances, to the way Kpop is promoted -- there is almost nothing that can't be attributed to something SHINee has been involved in. You just discovered why SHINee still hold one of the top spots after more than 14 years in the industry. If you are impressed now, just wait until you go through their entire discography of songs and MVs. Onew (Pronounced Oh-New in English or On-New with a Korean accent, real name Lee JinKi) -- the smiley one with the brown cardigan sweater -- is the leader of the group and he has one of the most unique and best voices in the industry. (Onew means, or sounds like, the Korean words for soft or gentle, so he was given his stage name because he has a very calm and gentle personality.) His vocals are unmatched. He even holds the record (40+ seconds) for the longest continuous note without changing tone or pitch, etc. Key -- the one with the teal patchwork jacket and the sparkly purple top -- is our fashionista of the group who is SHINee's stylist for a lot of their MVs and stage outfits. Key is recognized for really paying attention to detail when it comes to fashion. He has a reputation for always being unique and wanting to stand out. He is an amazing singer and is a sub-rapper in the group. He is also known as SHINee's dance copy machine. Key has the ability to see and remember choreography the fastest in the group. He only needs to watch the dance once and he has it memorized. He is SHINee's fluent English speaker, and he is almost as good as a native speaker. Minho -- the one with the orange tiger striped sweater -- is the main rapper and visual of the group, but his vocals are also some of the best in the industry. Minho sings just as much as he raps. He also writes most of his own raps in SHINee's songs. Minho is a top actor and he has starred in numerous dramas and movies. He is also known as a top athlete. He says these days he goes to the gym a couple of times a day to work out just because he likes to work out, but he is also crazy about soccer, and he plays basketball, baseball and golf, and he is good at track and field events, etc., as well. And not only does he enjoy playing all those sports, but he is usually the best athlete on the field and he pretty much wins every time. Minho's nickname is "Flaming Charisma," and one reason is for his intense passion for sports and his need to always win. And Taemin -- the one in the red leather jacket -- is considered one of THE BEST dancers in the industry (one of the top 2 best dancers of all dancers in Kpop), and that's not just by fans but by everyone in the industry, including his peers. Taemin's nickname is the Korean Michael Jackson. He is also one of the most popular solo artists and he is a member of the Kpop supergroup SuperM. Taemin truly is art when it comes to his performances. Although Jonghyun wasn't in the MV -- because he passed away 3 years ago (4 years ago now) -- in order to get to know SHINee, you have to get to know him as well. He is known as one of the best vocalist in Kpop who was one of the most prolific songwriters and composers of his generation. Jonghyun wrote and composed almost 40% of SHINee's songs, plus he wrote all of his own solo songs and numerous songs for other artists, such as EXO's "Playboy" and songs for Taemin, IU and Lee HI, etc. He was one of the only SM artists to be given complete artistic control over his work, including several of SHINee's song selections. SM knew that if Jonghyun was involved in any way that the song would be a hit. He was extremely respected within the industry as a songwriter, composer and singer. He was one of the very first Idols to be known for this songwriting and composing skills. SHINee are one of the top groups that are known for the fact that they all can do it all. They are a group of 5 amazing vocalists, 5 impressive dancers, 5 visuals, 5 rappers, 5 top actors, and 5 of the most talented and unique voices in all of Kpop. Once you get to know their voices you will always be able to pick them out of a crowd just by the sound of their voice. Most fans (SHINee World or Shawol for short) will tell you we know who is speaking or singing within 1 second even with our eyes closed, with them standing in a crowd of screaming fans. Each of their voices are that unique -- there is no one with a voice like any of theirs. That is why they are "The Princes of Kpop". SHINee are known for their live vocals and amazing dancing. They are known as CD-quality singers because they sound just as good live, if not better, than they do recorded. SHINee always sings live. The ONLY thing they are not good at is lip syncing so they avoid it at all costs, so when you hear SHINee singing 95% of the time it will be live.They have trained their entire career to build endurance and stamina in order to be able to sing live and continue to sound flawless while performing extremely complex choreography for more than 3 hours straight in concert. SHINee set the standard. That is why they are so highly respected among their peers. It is literally referred to as the SHINee standard. It's the standard all other groups strive to reach.
Yeah more SHINee pls! ❤️Pls react morel to their live performance❤️: 1. Ring Ding Dong & Lucifer remix from SWC5 concert 2. Selene 6.23 (composed by Jonghyun, nowadays this song means a lot 🥲 to SHINee Shawol (name of SHINee’s fandom) 3. Why so serious from SWC5 concert 4. Please Don’t Go live performance 4. Selene 6.23 live performance 5. Dear Name 6. Dream Girl 7. Don’t Call Me 🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻please please please
Shinee is a group that is best enjoyed live, where they show us their great vocal power while giving us an excellent visual show. I miss Jonghyun his amazing adlibs 💎💎💎💎💎 #shawol #Shinee
Replay is the iconic 2008 SHINee debut song, and Taemin was 14 years old with his adorable bowl cut. His long hair period was also a fan favorite, and still is popular (Advice). SHINee harmonies are the best! Have you checked out the stages for Odd Eye and Evil? Excuse Me Miss, Picasso, Symptoms, Feel Good, DxDxD? Taemin's dancing: Just Me and You, Sayonara Hitori, Move, Want, Famous, Black Rose, 2Kids, Criminal, IDEA....Thank you for your reactions to our shining SHINee 💎💎💎💎💎
Actually they did release 3 albums Story of light 1,2,3 turned into one called epilogue with a special track with Jonghyun he had recorded the song it was in 2018 ! And in Atlantis if you look closely when they are dancing with their arms around each other necks Taemin has also his hand lift up for Jonghyun ! But like someone said Don’t call me came first ! Honestly no matter song it is it’s best to listen live the voices are soooo much better ❤️ Im so glad you made a Shinee video and showed it to your friend ! I really enjoyed it ! ❤️
Highly recommend Shinee lives as it really shows their insane vocals and performance ability. Especially their Shinee World IV concert lives of Sherlock and Excuse Me Miss. I swear they actually sound better live than in studio.
Atlantis is a mythical city that is part of a story within Greek mythology, referring to the Lost City of Atlantis. The story of Atlantis is most often depicted as a utopian society on an island that became submerged and lost in the middle of the ocean. SHINee's MV is referencing the lost city of Atlantis, so it's supposed to look like they are visiting Atlantis at the bottom of the sea. The whole MV is a reference to the story of Atlantis, which is why you see them selling seafood and why they are underwater, etc. (The tentical you see coming out of the can of octopus is supposed to be a funny comedic moment. In Korea live octopus are often cooked seconds before they're eaten, so it's not uncommon to see people purchase live octopus. In the MV the octopus is just trying to escape from the can.) As I interpret the MV, the convenience store is a cover for the fact that it sits on top of a portal to the city of Atlantis. To the average person, the store just looks like a regular store, but if you are in on the secret you know that if you head to the storage room or basement, etc. you will find a magical elevator/submarine that will take you to "Atlantis." The floating stream of water is calling the SHINee members to Atlantis and they follow it on their journey to discover the elevator/submarine that will take them to the magical world of Atlantis. I think that move in the choreography where Key and Minho make the circle is them gathering all their power and love and they are blasting it all to the fans (Shawols) or they are sending all their love to the girl who they are singing about in the song, etc. Like a superhero who is summoning all their powers. Because the SHINee members are sort of supposed to have power as the keepers of the portal to "Atlantis," etc. Plus, if I had to guess, it also might be something linking SHINee to the SM Culture Universe. Most of SM Entertainment's groups' storylines are connected in some way and they are all part of one big story. Because Minho writes all his own rap sections in SHINee's songs they are all very meaningful, and are strategically placed in the song for a reason. If you pay attention to his lyrics you will see they have a lot of deep meaning and they enhance the story and add more depth to the song. For example, the long sss sound you hear at the end of his rap lines in "Atlantis" are supposed to mimic the sound of waves as they crash on shore or against the rocks, etc. Minho is actually quite poetic when it comes to his songwriting. You should check out the behind the scenes MV shoot for "Atlantis", ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jn6qkSNro9A.html, to really see how detailed everything in the MV was. Fun fact: Although all the aqua blue you see in this MV is supposed to represent water and the city of Atlantis, because SHINee's fan color is pearl aqua, all the aqua blue and green colors you see in the MV also represent SHINee as a group and their connection to their fans. Also, SHINee will forever be a group of 5, so, they always make sure to include Jonghyun, in everything they do. So, if you notice the MNet date in the bottom left corner in the opening scene of the MV, it says April 8, which is Jonghyun's birthday. And if you pay attention to the choreography when the members put their arms on each others' shoulders, you see Taemin stretches his arm out as if he is resting it on an invisible person next to him, which is thought to be a nod to the fact that this is where Jonghyun would be, and even in other parts of the choreography they leave a wide gap in the middle which fans also think was done as a reference to Jonghyun's spot in the group, because the center position was almost always Jonghyun's spot. All the members of SHINee have amazing high note abilities. Even Minho, who is the main rapper and has the deepest voice out of all of them, has been known to hit some impressive high notes on occasion. That is what makes SHINee so outstanding and why they are so highly respected in the industry. They are idols' idols and legends of legends for a reason.
It was such an enjoyable reaction - perfect choice of songs! Can you please react to Taemin’s solo stuff the same way and watch Want, Criminal, IDEA and Advice? I think the cinematography in Taemin’s MVs is just superb, not to mention all the other aspects like, duh, his performance!!! Thanks and looking forward to more reactions!
The fact that I was super stoked on seeing second gen on newer channels and I suddenly hear "BigBang is coming to the channel"...instant subscription. Second and early gen are unbeatable. Love from Argentina
Yes!!! I’m a VIP forever! I literally grew up on 2nd gen so it’s very near and dear to my heart! Stay tuned because I’ll be posting bigbang solo projects as well! I’m very excited to post some GD and T.O.P!
@@TheYoungProdigy waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, if you post Anymore by Daesung I might die. A little. You have to show him live stages, BB live is unbeatable.
When I tell you I waited up all night for the "Lucifer" mv to drop, 😳 My goodness, I was up all night pulling screen shots. PEAK SHINEE, lemme tell you. 🔥
As I’m watching this I have to say I’d love to see you guys cover BoA! The queen of K-pop and still going strong. She def gives similar nostalgic vibes.
In the "Sherlock (Clue & Note)" MV SHINee are supposed to be detectives, so the choreography has been designed to give them Sherlock-like poses and to show them investigating clues, and taking photos, etc. That is why they do that Sherlock Holmes-style exaggerated march, and why you see them kneel down and draw a line of the floor, and why they hold their hands out like they are snapping a photo, and they have that move that looks like they are brushing dust from their sleeves, etc. In the MV the boys are Sherlock-like detectives who are looking for clues in the spooky mansion. If you watch the regular MV, you will see that there is a "ghost" girl -- who is played by Jessica Jung, the former member of Girls Generation, which is SHINee's senior sister group, also under SM Entertainment -- who helps SHINee solve a mystery by leaving them clues. At the end they realize that the girl they have been seeing and chasing after all day is actually the girl that was originally involved in the mystery when they find an article talking about her from many many years ago and they discover that they must have been seeing a ghost. SHINee was actually starting a fashion trend at that time. As you may remember, SHINee are known for being one step ahead when it comes to fashion because they are the ones that start the trends in Korea that eventually influence fashion trends around the world. Fashion designers actually covet a chance to work with SHINee, or any of the members individually for that matter, because they know that if they can get SHINee to wear their clothes that they will become super popular. This was the era of Taemin with long hair. Although, in the MV, Taemin's really long hair was a wig. If you watch the regular MV you will see that he only has long straight hair during the dance breaks, but during the story sections his hair is much shorter and kind of curly. However, he really did grow his hair long for a while. Taemin with long hair is one of his most iconic looks and many in the fandom were really sad when he cut his hair. I didn't really like Taemin's wig look, but Taemin with naturally long hair is one of my favorites. Many people thing that Taemin with long hair made him look pretty like a girl, but I actually thing it's kind of a masculine look on him. Taemin's hairstyle also made him one of the most popular of the members with their Japanese fans. This was the era when SHINee really started to solidify themselves as Japanese artists, so Taemin's look had Japanese fans gravitating to them. (SHINee debuted in Japan in 2011 and now they are considered one of the most popular artists in Japan.) "Sherlock (Clue & Note)" came out in 2012 -- 4 years after "Replay." So Taemin is now 18 in this MV. Onew is 22, Jonghyun is 21 and Key and Minho are 20. "Sherlock" is a special song that combines 2 songs from SHINee's album "Clue" and "Note." That's why the title of this MV is "Sherlock (Clue & Note)" If you were to listen to the album you would see that they are two separate songs, but when combined they become "Sherlock." So, in the MV you hear the mashup of the two songs. (Just like with SuperM's song "One (Monster & Infinity)") SHINee were the first to do it yet again. The choreography for "Sherlock (Clue & Note)" was created by Tony Testa a very well-known "Hollywood"-famous American choreographer who has also worked with some of the most famous artists, productions and dancers in the world, including Michael Jackson. "Sherlock" was the first time SM (or pretty much anyone in the Kpop industry) had ever used a famous choreographer, and at the time, it was the most expensive Kpop production ever. Once again, SHINee were trendsetters and, because of SHINee's skill level, SM became the first to see the value in using a well-known choreographer to help create their dances and to strive for a level of choreography and video production that surpassed anything that had ever been done before. (Now, SHINee -- and numerous SM groups -- have worked with Tony Testa multiple times over the years.) Today it's common place for Kpop companies to have really famous in-house choreographers, and to seek out people in the industry who are really making a name for themselves to choreograph for them, but SHINee was one of the first. If you want to see the choreography even better you should check out SHINee's "Sherlock" dance practice video, or better yet, one of their live concert performances of "Sherlock (Clue & Note)." I recommend their SHINee World Concert IV (SWC4) in Seoul performance from 2015, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M4pINahBoRY.html. If you think the MV is good, just wait until you see them perform it live. "Sherlock (Clue & Note)" live is on a whole other level.
Since I haven't seen anyone mention it in the comments. Please check out Onew's (leader of SHINee) DICE and since you mentioned you're a film guy, you should check out Blue as well. It's an amazing production and a different sound if you're up for that.
Always happy to see a new Shawol in the making, keep it up! They have a world of beautiful discography. ☺️ Their song A-Yo plays automatically when I connect my phone in my car so I just jam out to SHINee every day & it makes life better.
I wish you would have added View and Your Number to this list. Hopefully in a future video. I wish someone would do a U Kiss reaction. They are so overlooked. Especially their song Stop Girl. I'll subscribe just in case you do these.
Since you are "film guy" I think you will enjoy Key's Bad Love (SHINee Member), Dont Call Me, Get The Treasure too probably. SHINee's MVs are all interesting... And ofc their music
Fun facts on Taemin. 1) he is self taught with his dancing. Then he took up professional lessons as well. 2) while going through puberty an chose not to train him in singing. He was taught by his members jonghyun and Onew then he took professional lessons . 3) Taemin hates all insects and bugs. Though if you watch the mv want he is using real snakes. 4) when it comes to choreography the harder it is the better Taemin likes it otherwise he sends the choreographer back to make it harder. This is what he did to choreographer Ian Eastwood for his song danger.
SHINEe es fantástico .los príncipes del Performe . Sus conciertos únicos GENIAL Sus canciones se escuchan mejor en vivo que en los CD .Se ganaron el nombre de los CDNEe por sus maravillosas voces armonías en vivo . PLISS.reacciona algunas presentaciones en vivo SPOILER. NIGHTWISH. LIKE A FIRE SWClll. RING DING DONG LUCIFER.. REMIX. AMIGO ROCK FANTASTICO .
Love Your reaction.. i Hope you will do more SHINee reaction.. and please do to SuperM and NCT too.. I'll be waiting for all of this from You two Guys🔥🔥
#SHINee debut back in #2008 and #REPLAY is their debut song (their label just re-upload the MV in 2011, idk why) and they're still active after 13th years. React to #EXO debuted in 2012 same label with #SHINee and #SUPERJUNIOR You can react to this #EXO songs GROWL (KOREAN VERSION) OVERDOSE (KOREAN VERSION) WHAT IS LOVE (KOREAN VERSIONG (PRE-DEBUT SONG) KOKOBOP LOVE SHOT TEMPO LOVE ME RIGHT CALL ME BABY