The group's name BINI was taken from the Tagalog word BINIBINI, which means "young lady", a nod to the group's vision to "embody the idea of a modern Filipina - sweet, fierce, independent, and informed"
its choreo heavy. singing wise its not the best to showcase them all. but in stage performance, this song is fireee. curious to see your reaction for a stage performance of this song. love seeing you appreciating the chemistry between all of them because as a group they really fit together in dancing, singing, and their personalities as well. if you get to know them better, you'll see their individuality just as good as their identity as a group. i appreciate all honest reactions really. plus they're only getting better. love bini
Hope you can learn all their names by the time Cherry on Top is Released. 😁 These are their names Left to Right: Colet, Stacy, Mikha, Sheena, Maloi, Gwen, Aiah and Jhoanna.
@@LocalBandSmokeout Typically Jhoanna does not go low with her voice while Colet does go low. Colet also has more masculine styles, while Jhoanna has more feminine. You will also typically see Colet with some headwear a lot. Personality wise, Colet is more reserved, while Jhoanna is crazy.
When you made the comment like this is not their favorite to perform is because they transitioned to bubblegum pop. Their songs used to be just more of a fierce type. No Fear, Born to Win and Strings.
2:00 they have a pretty intense choreography for the intro when performing this, there's no room for singing. but they're not dancing here, so they're just adlibbing stuff instead of just sitting there awkwardly.
I hated this song before for a different reason, it sounds generic because nothing much is going on for the whole song (maybe that's why they're coming up adlibs post-chorus). It eventually grew on me though the 2010-ness and plainness still irks me sometimes, also BINI doesn't have enough decent hype-up songs so this one stands out among their discography.
