Lisa is a strict mentor if you watch the show called YOUTH WITH YOU Lisa can make trainee's cry, those looks of Lisa doesnt miss anything in terms of dancing,, and also the choreographer SilverGun is been dancing together with Lee Jung and also a friend of Jennie
You also have to take into consideration that we only see a tiny fraction of what's going on, we see a few hours out of the several years that they train.
Great Reaction KTwinz! There’s two special aspects to Don’t Know What To Do! One is that it’s one of only two B-sides to have a choreo! And most importantly it was structured for the fans participation! When Rose’ Sings Don’t Know What To Do then there’s a pause for the fans to sing/chant also and then Jennie does the same for the fans to chant also! As for Silvergun and LeeJung have a great bond with the BabyMonster but will use tough love if needed! BlackPink on the other hand had Potato Teacher who put the fear of God in them! But even though she was tough on them when BlackPink debuted they told YGE they wanted Potato Teacher full time to keep them straight! You will see down the road how much more Silvergun is part of the BabyMonster project! 🧸🙏🏻
I hope you don't take it seriously when Babymonster got criticised by their seniors or teachers as AKMU's Suhyun is a professional singer and digital monster artist in Korea while WINNER's Seungyoon is a leader and also has been through a hell of YG survival program so he knows what YG standard really are. For me personally, I agree with them cuz their visual performance is predictable. They almost copied the way Blackpink performed this song. That's why. Their need the criticism so they can't be too relaxed so they can keep improving themselves.
Yeah, we understand why they were critical, nothing wrong with constructive criticism. We just didn't see what they saw (but we're not idols so of course we wouldn't analyze on that deep a level). All in all, we understand criticisms will be there, no one's perfect!
@@niklasringling5231 can you please link me vids of other kpop groups covering bp songs which are actually amazing. maybe i just haven't had the chance to see those. all i got were mids.
I know everyone is entitled to their opinion but it was interesting to see you give the Stay performance excuses. They were given that song KNOWING that it is difficult to make entertaining. Stay is not a vocally challenging song so the performance aspect (which the girls had sole control over) had to be strong, and they just missed the mark. Hope Not is a harder song to sing so if they were given that, there would probably be no critiques. They were reminded that the performance of a song must always be strong no matter if you have good vocals. That is good guidance and training.
Silvergun not yelling to Haram haha they're Koreans they speak that way literally a little bit louder.. 😂 I have friends u know like gossiping sometimes I thought they're fighting with the way that they talk hahaha but really it's just the way they are..
I notice that there is alot of difference between the western culture and that of the asian culture. Westerners kept saying don't compare them with Blackpink or have pressure on Chiquita to be like Lisa. For Asians, we believe on aiming high and work hard towards it. You need pressure to work harder and more diligently to achieve your goal. As such, the goal should be stated and not be vague. Trivial: Haram is a crybaby 😅. You will see her crying in later episodes and in her Introduction.
Poor Haram!! We ADOREEE herrrr! I agree with the cultural differences comment too, for us it's not really fair to put THAT kind of pressure on someone because it might break them down BUT if the girls thrive off of that pressure then more power to them.
I know this is a reaction video but when people jump everytime someone telling the girls something other than praise is really... Over react... The girls need people telling them true useful critism and advise, not sugarcoat them with only praise. We should be able to distinguish the constructive advice from the ill-intent criticism.
I mean we never said there was ill-intent, we just didn't understand where the criticism was coming from when we were watching. Idols/trainees are always going to have stuff like this said to them, we understand that and there is nothing wrong with it.
Imho, we should not criticise the judges. The performance is right in front of them and they see and absorb everything. What we see is only what the camera show. The difference between watching on a screen and watching it live is vastly different, hence we pay to watch live performances. The judges didn't say negative things about the earlier performance. By the way, the judges have to look into every small details otherwise why be a judge or have judges. At the end of the day, they have to give a score for each member's performance and the members be graded accordingly.
I don't think we were criticizing them? If it came across that way, it's not what we intended.... We were just confused as to what they were looking for in that performance.
Just keep watching. Lol I don’t mean it in a bad way. But you guys getting mad. Plenty of questions are answered and things you didn’t like kind of get turned around. It’s still a YG reality type show. But they did it really well.
Oh we're going to watch it through don't worry, it's a great series so far! Probably wont be the last time we mention stuff we don't understand/like either though, just the nature of reality shows for us.
That’s the nature of all reality shows, I don’t blame you. That’s how we all feel. But it does make more sense in the end. Once the individual covers come in you will see the talent.
