Thanks for all your comments! Just to clarify some things, a lot of people got triggered from the "kpop hybrid" comment. If you listen clearly to what we said in the video, we said "PPOP KPOP Hybrid" which is a fusion of both Pop cultures. We compared them to Kpop not to take a dig at them but used kpop as a reference to complement how great they've become and how far the industry has come. Only great things can occur from here and of course more power to SB19! Nonetheless, thanks for watching and stay safe :)
Creative director: Justin de Dios Writer: Jhon Paulo Nase/ Sejun but now we call him. Pablo new stage name Pablo/sejun is one of the producer also Thank you sa pag react
5 members 5 different sounds in one. Atleast that was the explanation of the producer when they were discussing with SB19's leader which is also the writer of the song.
A little background on P-Pop; P-Pop (Pinoy-Pop) is a sub genre of OPM (Original Pinoy Music), P-Pop is NOT a copy of K-Pop, it had been there long before K-Pop even bloomed into what it is now. P-Pop only became a big deal when SB19 came into the scene but it has always been there (Sexbomb Girls are one example).
It goes as far as back in the 90s like Jeremiah who sung "Nanghihinayang" and i forget some other more (somebody posted old filipino boybands before) i forgot able to save on my playlist Cant blame these two who are certified fanbois of kpop but if they wont improve get out of that kpop bubble its better not o react on Sb19 as they would only equate their wotlrk as taken from somewhere else, thats a very nonsensical pov in Globalization where if you always look for that so called remind of vibe you can always find something. Im gonna live this real talk for this guy (always getting censored hidden or deleted by youtube lol) Dumbo reaction be like: Always compare and reminded of reaction Smart reaction: Focus on the song itself and whats it about, taking the substance of the song even the scenes representation (if it has deeper meaning thought or not) This is one of the most dumbos reaction i ever saw, it equates the artist work as nothing but 2nd rate taken from somewhere else. Stick to kpop then, if your thinking perception revolves only about kpop fyi theres a lot more than kpop who creates this kind of entertainment. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HlJSLeIdir4.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BX0b2oQWBCU.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZM58RIwr9cc.html Asean ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BX0b2oQWBCU.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fbY1cpoWpAM.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fJIlOa36Cdk.html
@@davidkrappenschitz4753 Hope so kaps, Kpop is not that original and authentic. They just come from Jpop and Western pop. It's just Kpop thingy are very famous now so they always discredit some genre of pop in other countries. Please Lord make Ppop blew used SB19( ⚈̥̥̥̥̥́⌢⚈̥̥̥̥̥̀) these boys deserve more huhu
Yeah, I totally agree with this. Maybe the one reacting do not know the history of POP or maybe their mindset was kind of like implanted with the KPop thingy that's why they thought this was derived from KPop. The song is not actually pop, it is Bohemian Rhapsody. Okay, bye. Know music more.
@@misszivapol212 where did they say the song is derived from kpop? Curious to hear your reply. Some similarities does not mean it's derived from kpop. Artists gets influenced by others all the time.
the song represents “YOUR OWN FLAG” not just the country’s flag. IT IS YOUR FLAG. At the moment, what are you fighting for? That is why they use “?” to represent anything. It is a smart play of words using wata-WHAT? It is asking you what are fighting for? But on the other hand it also appears to be a Patriotic song as well. Whatever you view it, all are possible. Initially, this song was produced and written by Pablo the leader and he shared this song embraces Self-love and empowerment. He said “A lot of people still doubt us, denouncing everything that we do and everything that we're trying to achieve. We love what we do, that's why we do it respectfully. ‘What?’ is about self-love and empowerment. Each of us has our own flag. We should be proud of it and raise it as much as we can. As SB19 and as individuals, we know that we're not the best at everything, but that shouldn't stop us from what we want to achieve.” There are several representations as well if you look at it closely. The iron maiden, the trash throne, the universe, the seeds, the news, the backup dancers walking towards them, the costume. I am waiting for Justin to fully explain everything since he is the creative director of this MV. I couldn’t wait to know more about this song. This is everything! What I really like about the song is it transcends every individual’s stories. If you’re an avid fan of SB19 following their stories and struggles you know the meaning of this song for them. Nevertheless, this song is also inspired by people’s struggles, hopes and beliefs especially this pandemic. We will gain again what was lost, closed doors will start to open again one by one. Pablo’s part in my own opinion is about the path and direction he and the group is pursuing. As I have said before after watching What? I fully understand why Pablo said he is more of a Pablo than Sejun. “Di ibig sabihin pag di tinapos, ako’y hihinto na rin” We all know SB19 started as kind of a prototype of KPOP. Because they are under a Korean Company. Also I believe, at the starting part of their career they were instructed and molded into a korean pop idol-like but in this new era, they are starting to come out of their shell. I noticed they started to be themselves when the Pandemic started. Kind of they are slowly transitioning to what and who they wanted to be as artists. They are ready to show new and exciting performances. The humility is there “alam ko naman na di ako pinaka ano? magaling” Neverthless, Pablo’s character as always, “He got no business with all of you, especially the doubters and the haters. He will straightly tell it in your faces. He believes in himself and trust the process. Trust the destiny laid upon them. If you saw in the MV they are in a track and field course, probably this represents the path they are taking, that there will always be competition but they are here to win with sportsmanship. In the MV, he literally run as fast as he can. I believe this represents how passionate they are, how willing they are to push and run farther. The Newspaper headlines said “Ang isang daang karera”, “Hinubog ng Pagsubok”, “Sa Pangarap Walang Mahirap”. This shows their struggles and achievements throughout the years. This shows their stories, their roots, this is their foundation, this shows that they climb several mountains, swam oceans, ran may race tracks and be as far as they can to get here (to where they are right now). It is also written in a newspaper, I believe this represents the values of news proximity, prominence, timeliness, impact, conflict and human interest. It cut across multiple aspects of life and go beyond what is expected from everyone. This part of their career obviously has a part in their lives, it has impact. Also, I believe the newspaper represents the media as well. How the media trampled the boys specially in their early career days and also how some media outlets still manipulates how the people look at the boys. Pero there’s this date February 7, 1867 usually placed at the right corner of every newspaper page. Di ko alam anong meaning netong date na to. I am trying to look for possible historical references with that date but I can’t seem to find one that fits the puzzle. Other than what happened during Feb 7, 1964. The British Invasion launched with Beatles’ arrival in U.S. The musical British Invasion begain when the Beatles landed in New York City that day, and 2 nights later, as Beatlemania stormed America, their performance on the Ed Sullivam Show was watched by 73 million viewers. I really went too far from this one, pero why not? hahaha is this the start of World Domination? Does the boys have a U.S. guesting this year? I don’t know. Hopefully diba? Or this might say something about a future event? Feb 7, 1+8+6+7=22. Ewan bahala na kayo magisip. I love how it transitions to Ken’s part. Newspaper being a trash. “Lahat ng aking basura, pupulutin laging dala, kahit saan pa ako mapunta, lapat sa lupa aking mga paa” Clearly this shows humility. But I am trying to decipher what it means why Pablo used “basura”. This may mean 2 things, your negative past or clearly your crumbs. Your struggles and lessons in life. Cause without it you couldn’t really stand on the ground without weight of your lessons in life. It kinda represents your anchor to stay your feet on the ground. I believe Pablo kind of have references from NF “Real” which is a plain rap. NF’s written response to his haters. NF’s passion for the music he writes, and how he feels that he shouldn’t be overlooked. Which is how I feel about the boys, and I believe how Pablo feels about the group as well. This is NF’s lyrics at the last part of his song “I stand out 'cause I wear my garbage I work my hardest And every time I look into the mirror I don't forget about where I started, woo!” which has the same vibe and meaning of Ken’s part. Also if you look at the throne it was made of trash. Literally a throne of trash. It is like saying there is cash in your trash. If I could think of a biblical representation on this one it is in Matthew 14 when Jesus saved the crumbs. He uses the crumbs, He literally say took up the crumbs like saying “Don’t waste!” But Jesus insisted that they not let the resources go to waste! I fear that this attitude of resourcefulness has been lost in our generation and is the cause of much our financial troubles. We have grown to become such a wasteful society where everything is “disposable” or “one-use”. Garbage gets picked up by big trucks with automated arms from our driveway and delivered to far away landfills where we never think about them again. This kind of detached living from our downstream waste has impacted how we view all of our resources.But Jesus insisted that they not let the resources go to waste! I fear that this attitude of resourcefulness has been lost in our generation and is the cause of much our financial troubles. We have grown to become such a wasteful society where everything is “disposable” or “one-use”. Garbage gets picked up by big trucks with automated arms from our driveway and delivered to far away landfills where we never think about them again. This kind of detached living from our downstream waste has impacted how we view all of our resources. (continuation at the replies)
Justin’s part is kind of very mysterious to me. Blindfolded probably might mean. We go through the present blinfolded, only later, when the blindfold is removed and we examine the past, do we realize what we’ve been through and understand what it means. Sometimes we are blinded by the things infront of us, we too focused on the things and not noticing details around us that matters. It is like a camera lens, if you focus on something it will blur the background or the foreground especially if you are using a wide aperture. The world you see is created by what you focus on. It is never too late to adjust your lens and focus on what’s important at the moment and you will surely capture it perfectly. “Mahiwaga, bawat nakasarang bintana. Sakin dati, lahat ngayo'y nagbubukas” Wherever you look at this, kahit sino makakarelate. Timeless lyrics, this might be a representation of what happened during the pandemic but I see that this represents SB19’s past. Remember when Josh tweeted a few days ago saying “Dati fillers lang sila sa mga events pero ngayon”. I always love the quote “When One Door Closes, A Window Opens” Some doors are not God’s will for you to enter them and God closes it for your protection. It probably isn’t the right timing. I also love that Pablo uses “Bintana” rather than “Pintuan” because you know usually a house have many windows but only have few doors. This means, there are multiple channel of blessings on their way more than what is expected it is really up to us to wait, trust and also move to get what we deserve. Other representations are kind of literal, there’s sunrise, birds flying, seeds growing symbolizing Hope and Growth. But more than that, why Universe or Galaxy? I am not pretty sure why Justin chose these things. In my own opinion, there is no mystery more fundamental than that of the meaning of life. We find ourselves on a stage without a script, so we naturally seek a purpose and wonder: What’s it all about? Universe usually represents But beyond recognizing what is out there, we could aspire to make a difference to the world by defining new challenges and striving to accomplish them. Sometimes most of us have always been driven by the desire to understand something new about the universe that would change our cosmic perspective and stimulate our aspirations for space. It is limitless the same is true to what the boys aspire for their careers. Next is Stell’s part. “Daming sakuna, di ko ininda andito na ako sa wakas”. If you really know them, their struggles you will understand how powerful this line is especially the “Andito na ako sa wakas” I am just happy seeing the boys reaping what they sow. You know the reaping and sowing principle. As we all know, Stell is a kind of a farmer in this MV. It shows how strong their foundation is, though they struggle and faced tragedies in their career, it didn’t budge them but keep on keeping on. Shows how strong the roots of their foundation is. Chorus part is Patriotic and loyal. I believe Pablo intentionally chooses the words to play with our minds. As I said, it is limitless. It can be patriotic to our country, to our flag but it also means passionate about one’s dreams and goals in life, being fervent about one’s visions and missions in life. This tells us to fight for our principles, believing in ourselves and empowering ourselves. It doesn’t stop there but they thank God for everything. We are all nothing without God and I like that Pablo still remembers His God despite their success. I am still not pretty sure with the costume’s representation though. It looks revolutionary, pride, and power. I believe there’s an explanation
Josh’s part is too intense by the bars used in his part, the visual representation but other than that the lyrics. “Pare-parehas lang tayong may pagkakaiba diba? Ika nila, ibang mundo nakikita niya. Mabuting iba, di' gaya nila. Pikit ang mata, ang tama, wala. Ahhh?” This shows how amazing our brain and environment affects and determines the way we see things. The world exist as you perceive it. It is not what you see, but how you see it. It is not what you her, but how you hear it, it is not what you feel, but how you feel it. Sometimes the environment and the place we are situated affects how we view things in life. I will give you a representation of this one. This may be a representation of the upper class, middle class and the lower class of the society. You know we perceive things differently because of our differences in life. Our experiences, financial status, educational status, spiritual beliefs etc. But again, Pablo uses “Mabuting iba, di' gaya nila. Pikit ang mata, ang tama, wala. Ahhh?” Mabuti ng iba, kesa sa wala. It tells us the importance of having the truth in us. Pero something in me tells it means people usually are blinded by the truth either by choice or by influence. Freeing yourself from having naive innocence personality, we tend to be bias with things and at the same time acting innocent by intentionally blinding ourselves with the truth so we can be perceive as neutral and innocent. If you know what I mean. If you could also see Josh has a fallen angel tattoo on his chest. The deep meaning of a fallen angel is the loss of innocence. It is a yearning to recover the feeling of divinity, or get to the core of innocence that is locked within Iron maiden is supposed medieval torture device consisting of a hollow iron statue or coffin in the shape of a woman that is lined with spikes which impale the enclosed victim. Let us look at this way, it’s the Middle Ages and times have been tough for a peasant like yourself. Drought and a subsequent poor harvest have devastated your people and widespread famine is around the corner. To make matters worse, taxes have been raised because your rulers are warring with other rulers. Seeking social justice will mean rounding up real people and stating your case. You’ve been branded a traitor, treasonous, and “taliwas sa alam nilang tama”. When you go against them, you are not with them. So there you are, a brave warrior of social justice who only wanted some respite from the demands of the authorities or the majority, or the norms, or the standards of the world. (Do not look at this politically okay, but if you want it that way so be it) So what I mean here is we have our own social, political, personal flags we wanted to address and wanted to fight for and at the same time we all have different principalities, authorities, standards, etc we are subjecting with our decisions in life. It is like asking ourselves. What is important for us, what are the things hindering us from achieving things in life, what are our goals, what are the things that motivates us, what are the things that pushing us to go higher, what are the things that is pulling us down from where we are. This song literally pushes us to be aware, to be informed, to be know the truth, to fight for something, for ourselves, for our family, for our friends or for the society. 20 - 20, paulit-ulit Intelihente, subalit ngunit Basag ang lente, pinunit punit Hinubog ng dalagang bakal, sirit tssss It only shows, regardless of the educational and financial status of a person, if we choose to be blinded by false information we can’t really wholly embrace the truth. Our experiences and definitions of things matters and we need to stand for what we believe in as what the lyrics said “hinubog ng dalagang bakal”. Being raised by the iron maiden is such a powerful metaphor. The possibilities are limitless. Also, it emphasizes the differences. I believe it means being respectful and being objective to one’s beliefs and principles in life. We can always inject information and principles without being judgemental. I just love the words and how Pablo uses each word. Literal man o figurative. Pero one of my favorite lines “Maniwala, darating ang mga biyaya. Higit pa sa lahat lahat ng nawala” I believe everyone of us can relate to this line, especially after the pandemic. After the 2nd chorus, we have a dance break.That is phenomenal but after that is exciting. “Wag n'yong sabihin sa'kin. Kung ano'ng aking dapat gawin. ’Di naman kayo natutong makinig” This is literally their message to their doubters and haters. They will continue doing what they love even if people criticize and denounce them. Believing, there will come a time, slowly showing the people their passion, character and purpose transcends and illuminates the minds of the people. Kaya pala sila sikat, kaya pala sila kilala kasi ganito sila. “San man dalhin ng hangin. Ang aking yagit suot parin Di mag papanggap na ako pero hindi. Daming sakuna,'di ko ininda. Andito na 'ko sa wakas” This is literally a start of something new for them, a start of a greater, higher and deeper meaning in their careers. More achievements and more lessons in life, again with humility. Also, props to everyone involved. Every detail is mindblowing. Remember the backup dancers they are wearing camiso chino, isn’t that very Filipino? tapos icocompare niyo sa iba. Hello? Also the use of red and black colors in flags. Black often used to represent determination, ethnic heritage and/or the defeat of enemies while red stands for power, revolution amd vibrancy. Other meanings include courage and domination. This is the start of SB19 revolution, domination and determination. Again, people will always have their preference in terms of music. I respect people who doesn’t like SB19 but what I would like the people get from this song/MV is the meaning behind everything. For them to be objective. If and only if they have the chance to interpret and understand its entirety before judging their looks, their concept, their music, their costumes, their sound. The boys dare to take the risk and be bold with their choice of music this time and I am loving the path they are currently trying to traverse. One last thing, di ko pa magets why they choose to include the 1734 Murillo Velarde Philippine Map at the end of the MV. Ano sa tingin niyo? Basta I think What? is just an introduction to the awesomeness of the new era. I am more than excited for Ikalawang Yugto
Wow! This is probably the most insightful and detailed comment we have ever received on any video in this channel. Thank you so so much! We appreciate you taking the time to type up and share your opinions and theories with us. It really provides us with deeper meaning and increases our knowledge on SB19. Regards the map, our guess was maybe they are showing that we shouldn't forget our roots? Maybe? Because that map is an important piece of the Filipino culture and what helped shaped who we are today. What do you think? Thanks again and keep safe!
"A lot of people still doubts us, denouncing everything that we do and everything that we're trying to achieve. We love what we do, that's why we do it respectfully. 'What?' is about self-love and empowerment. Each of us has our own flag. We should be proud of it and raise it as much as we can. As SB19 and as individuals, we know that we're not the best at everything, but that shouldn't stop us from what we want to achieve." - John Paulo Nase/Pablo (The leader of SB19 who wrote and co-produced the song)
SB19 is a five-member Filipino boy band who debuted in 2018 and consists of Josh, Pablo, Stell, Ken, and Justin. They are the first Filipino act trained by a Korean entertainment company to debut in the Philippines.They are also the first Filipino group in Billboard's Next Big Sound chart as well as the first Southeast Asian act to enter the top 10 of Billboard Social 50 weekly and year-end charts.Despite the apparent K-pop influence, SB19 promotes its music as part of Pinoy pop (P-pop), a popular sub-genre of original Filipino music. SB19 Achievements 2019: *Most Favorite Pop Group of the Year -P-POP awards for Young Artist *Favorite Group of the Year -RAWR Awards 2020: *Favorite Breakthrough Artist of the Year *Best Performance by a Group Recording Artist - Awit Awards *Favorite Entertainer of the Year -Aliw Awards *Facebook Superstars *Entertainment Champion -CICP Spotlight Awards *Most Promising Recording/Performing Group -Box Office Entertainment Awards *Song of the Year "Go Up" *Artist of the Year *New Artist of the Year -Myx Music Awards *Performing Group of the Year *POP Inspirational Song of the Year -P-POP Awards for Young Artist *Original Song of the Year -Push Awards *New Group Artist of the Year -PMPC Star Awards For Music *Breakthrough Artist of the Year *Favorite Group of the Year Won *Favorite Performer of the Year *Fan Club of the Year *Song of the Year -RAWR Awards *P-Pop Group of the Year *OPM Song of the Year -89.5 Star FM Baguio Best of 2020 *Breakthrough Artist of the Year *Fastest Rising Boy Group -TV Series Craze Awards *Breakthrough Artist if The Year *Wisher's Choice Award Won *Wishclusive Pop Performance of the Year -Wish Music Awards *Group Performer of the Year *Fandom of the Year -Village Pipol Choice Award -BILLBOARD LYRICFIND GLOBAL CHART PEAK POSITION #1 ALAB #1 TILALUHA #1 IKAKO #1 LOVE GOES -BILLBOARD SOCIAL 50 CHART #2 Billboard Chart Social 50 Peak Position #5 Billboard Emerging Artists Chart Peak Position #6 Billboard Chart Social 50 Year End Top 10 -TWITTER #1 Twitter's Most Tweeteed about account #1 Twitter's Most Tweeteed about Hashtag 2021: *Fandom of the Year *Fashion Influencer of the Year -Village Pipol Choice Award *Push Music Personality of the Year -Push Awards *Wish Group of the Year *Wisher's Choice Award *Wish Pop Song of the Year "Love Goes" *Wishclusive Pop Performance of the Year -Wish Music Awards
I really like to watch every Filipinos reaction video because I know they will understand the song more than the foreign ones. And Thank you because you did enjoy the song. 💙
I've mentioned this before and think i should post this here as well. Let's not immediately raise our hackles when SB19 is being compared to KPop groups or when anything KPop related is mentioned in any RV. I think it is inevitable since there may be some similarities (not just with KPop but other types of music/genre as well). Si Pablo na mismo nagsabi na music is influenced by different genres and culture. He acknowledges it, and so we should too. I believe that they didn't intend to compare them to suggest that one group is better than the other. That's just their point of reference.. Now, if SB19 is being LABELED as KPop, or worse if they are being disrespected, that's a different story. Let's be more discerning of the reactors' intentions. That's all :)
Thank so much for reacting💙. For us this song really hits different it's EPIC. It's not just the music and beat is powerful but the LYRICS it's really deep full of empowerment . WHAT ? rhymes with "WATAWAT" in english means FLAG. As you can see Philippine flag is not used for entertainment purposes , the reason why flag has question mark because all of us has different flags it's up to you what kind of flag you want to raise. Example if you belong to LGBTQ be proud of it. Just raise your flag. If you're bullied stand up don't let anyone bully you, raise your flag . Flag can be a representation of courage and not being afraid. The song is lyric wise about loving and believing yourself and empowerment . The song tells that no matter how hard to pursue or continue your dreams or goals or what you want to overcome in life never stop. Don't let anyone stop you to move forward and fight. The song and the lyrics is really deep it can be interpreted in many ways. For SB19, as an artist it's not that easy to create music because some people hate or bash or not accept them. They represented their selves as soldiers and the enemies are the ones who hate them. it's a battle for them to continue their passion in music and those people with white shirts keeps on bumping them represents obstacles that no matter how many comes their way they will move forward and do their music to represent our country and raise our flag. No one can stop them achieving their goals. For me the last part is they're celebrating together with the people who hate them before. That's what they want to tell that everybody will accept them and be proud of them. And together celebrate as Filipino in the Philippines in promoting our music to the world. WHAT ? song will make you think and think in the end. It's up to you how you interpret this song. 💙
‘What?’ is about self-love and empowerment. Each of us has our own flag. We should be proud of it and raise it as much as we can. As SB19 and as individuals, we know that we're not the best at everything, but that shouldn't stop us from what we want to achieve. -Pablo, SB19 Leader
Yung A'Tin ka, pero nakakawalang gana sumupport kung ang toxic naman ng ibang A'Tin dyan. Instead of spreding love, yung hate umaapaw. Yung pagiging Pinoy Pride, hindi na positive kundi puro negative ang nfefeel ko. It's so sad, kasi wala naman silang masamang intensyon sa mga sinabi nila, pero grabe yung pag attack nyo sa kanila. Also, wag natin kalimutan na ang SB19 ay under ng isang korean company and mismo Sejun/Pablo said that pwede nga daw natin makita sa kanila ang Kpop dahil sa pananamit at style nila. We should be proud kapag kinocompare ang SB19 sa Kpop, kasi nakikita nila mga masisikat at magagaling na Kpop Idols na sikat sa buong mundo. Ibig sabihin nuon ganun sila kagaling. And kung mababasa man ng SB19 mga comment nyo I don't think they would be proud of you guys! Walang Idolo ang gusto ng ganyan attitude. SPREAD LOVE NOT HATE MGA A'TIN!
Ang tagal nang pinaglalaban ng SB19XA'TIN ang P-Pop but di talaga maaalisalis ang anino ng K-Pop... SB19 trying to deviate their sound from the usual Pop sound and discovering their brand/identity as P-Pop... Btw, tnx for the reaction toSB19's what?
Dance break on Lahar in Pampanga. That used to be a town full of houses, now buried under lahar. This MV is full of historical and political value. For example, Google nyo what map showed up at the end and how important it is for Philippines.
CORRECTION: This song is more like Bohemian Rhapsody. Much more like it than POP genre. And I wouldn't call it a pop genre, too. I hope this cleared a little air here. Still, thank you for reacting to them. #SB19
...its not about filipino pride actually (many made mistake)... This song is #SB19's respond to their bashers and haters (which sadly many are Filipinos)... even though haters will keep on throwing trash at them... they will not stop on pursuing their dreams and carry on their personal flags... they will not be afraid to go against the tide... if you pursue your dreams..they also invoke God as their side... in short it all about self-empowerment and self-love... we are all proud of them
I understand the reason why you guys went with Kpop hybrid since both of you are using your knowledge of Kpop as your point of reference. I think Kpop influenced is better TBH since SB19 themselves are Kpop fans and their company is Korean however their songs are pure OPM vibe hence the Ppop tag. Good reaction and I also see the resemblance to Ateez. However I personally feel SB19 has sharper transitions and more in-sync in their dance routines. #sakalam_sb19
Fun fact: The song was written and co-produced by Pablo (leader), creative director of MV is Justin (youngest member), and choreographed by themselves with T.B. The song was about self empowerment. So what? Raise your own flag (watawat, in Filipino) proudly!
Don't misunderstood if I say that I hate People keep saying they're like KPOP coz we can't deny the Fact that Filipino are very Talented and you can name it all..But if #SB19 being compared to all Known KPop group that's very known in the world and been in the industry for so Long compare to #SB that they're just starting or beginning and No big Giant Network who helped them but themselves and their team and that's a WOW!!!..Imagine they're making names to the World and took a risk despite the bashing now and being compared to like KPOP idol...It's A "Wow" for me because that means they're Capable to compete those Giants group already?Then that's "WOW" It's like David(Sb19)vs Goliath (KPop SuperStar)....🔥🔥🔥🔥 #SB19 🇵🇭pride....
Thanks for reacting to the ppop kings! Hope you guys don’t be disappointed with some negative comments especially about comparing to K-POP because many fans are not K-POP fans & SB19 got a lot of Filipino bashers that they thought SB19 are imitating K-POP even the media people before so some fans are really protectively against to compare Pinoy talents to Koreans ! Please react to SB19 What dance practice that was released few days ago! Please check also SB19 Tilaluha at TM Pusuan love shows to discover & appreciate more about their vocals! Thanks from A’tin here in Japan!
@@memeirou7752 sila yong mga pilipino n mahina mga comprehension, baka nga hindi rin nila naintindihan ang meaning ng lyrics, Hindi ko na tinapos panoorin nong sabihing kpop hybrid, imbyerna
It will take time to change any mindset or break stereotypes. You just need to widen your understanding and have more patience. These things don't happen overnight. This is why SB19 keeps persevering and keeps enduring whatever it is said of them. They keep their eyes on the goal and no one will stop them even if people still think they're kpop wannabes.
@K D Kalma, kaps. No need to call your fellow fans names or be combative. I know it's frustrating but they are kinder ways to get your message across. I agree with you about breaking stereotypes and soundbreaks or getting out of the shadows of kpop, it will surely take time for SB19. It will not happen overnight. But in the same token, helping our co A'Tin understand this will also take time. Kailangan din ng mahabang pasensya at malaking pang unawa. We all support SB19 in different ways dahil magkakaiba nga tayo. Pero kahit magkakaiba tayo ng opinyon o way ng pagsuporta sa SB19, we have one common thread to hold onto: Being kind and respectful to each other.
@K D I understand. I'm not asking you to be nice. I'm asking you to be kind. There's a difference. Having an open mind is also having a compassionate heart. You can't hope to change someone's mindset by browbeating them with your sentiment. But like I said I understand where your frustration is coming from. Dapat ipa-remind sa kanila that SB19 is managed by a Korean agency and the investment in SB19'S talent and creativity should be credited to them and acknowledged. That's a fact. Sometimes, some of us get too narrowminded in the quest to represent the Philippines in the global music scene that we turn a blind eye on the reality that we are able to get there thanks to the help of non-Filipinos (real talk lang). But the Filipino identity has long been fraught with the need to be self-reliant, to be validated as such and that any semblance of foreign influence is unacceptable. But for me, there's no purely Pinoy. We have multilayered influences and we can imitate, assimilate and innovate what we learn from other cultures. And eventually turn it into our own thing. I hope kung sinumang A'Tin makabasa nitong discussion natin will have an open mind na Pinoy pa rin yan kahit may influence ng kpop. At hindi tayo dapat sobrang allergic sa mga sinasabi ng iba na SB19 looks kpop, kpop inspired, kpop influenced because there will come a time that SB19 will be able to establish PPOP on its own merits in the global stage. When that happens, the playing field will also be open to more POP from other Asian regions to flourish. Peace!
Mga ka A’Tin we ought not to get upset for comparing #SB19 with K-Pop groups because those are their main references. We can just correct them kindly, with a smile. 😊
Pop genre didn't originate in korea. Therefore PPOP IS NOT a kpop hybrid. Pop genre, already existed in the PHILIPPINES even before korea had it. Again PPOP IS NOT A KPOP HYBRID.. PPOP IS PPOP..
I get your point why you guys keep comparing them to KPOP, because they’re KPOP influenced. But this song it self (WHAT❓) is way to far from KPOP music/culture. In the intro you will already notice, it’s not the usual KPOP sound y’all know. They are making their own sound. This is the sound of SB19. Try to understand the lyrics too. It’s not just for being proud of your own country. The lyrics had a deep meaning. Thank you for your reaction, btw.
SB19: 1) trained under KOREAN company 2) members says G Dragon, a korean artist, inspires them 3) does the heart signs kpop groups do 4) one member had a name Sejun (Korean sounding) The group is obviously looking for Korean influence. Yet their fans are sooo offended/defensive when ppl recognize some Korean influence on the MV???
Correction they are not hybrid kpop, it's too far to compare them to kpop, no one own the pop music, since kpop are more famous now a days doesn't mean kpop own the pop music.. Too tired to hear those people calling them like kpop.. Filipino have own way or type of unique music.. Unique than other pop music artist in the other country.. Though they have there own unique type of how to perform... Please don't ever compare them into kpop because there great and unique group.. And too obvious there Filipino and there way of singing... Too way far to be compare into kpop..
Are this reactors from other asian country? Cause if not and if they are pure filipino damn you better change the way you think about OPM/PPOP because we (A'TIN) will not tolerate this type of narrow minded people. We're so sick of being called them or comparing them to KPOP. Just sayin 🙄