Thats how I thought about it too

@@elena.s170oh sh*t up, let people enjoy the amazing song, party pooper for real lol

@@jimin-ssi7256 i didn't want to say anything but since you said "fresh" and "new in the industry" I had to. I have nothing against it, I just disagree about the words you used. But it's fine. It's not that I care so much 😂 everyone can have their opinion. Ps: you can reply to someone without being rude and calling them party pooper for stating something. Have a good day

@@elena.s170 Hi! this is my only response to you Elena, I think you mixed me up before😄 --Okay 1st off, I truly like both songs. But for comparison I went and listened to SKZ Easy again, and except for using the actual word "easy" that is also sung in a slow burn melodic way, the cadence isn't the same. If you listen to the sections of both songs where the word Easy is sung, the flow for the word is delivered differently, same intention, but still different. --I get how you would draw a similarity in that way though. Also, SKZ goes hard AF! in their overall song structure (as they normally do) .. but LSF keeps a chill pace throughout their song. Plus LSF's Easy' has a flow that feels sexier in its smooth delivery, not just a in a brief section like SKZ's. For me the production choices show the most differences. --Maybe I'm wrong on this next point, but I haven't yet heard a mainstream GG title track done in this particular way. A B-side yes, & LSF has B-sides with this vibe that are my fav's from them. But haven't seen such a full embrace of this style of music & choreo for a GG "title track" before. I'm here for it and hope this trend can continue every once in a while, for other groups too. -Lastly, look I understand this urge to argue for your group's music. Lately every time some group add rock elements to a song, their fans claim they are the "first" to do it, while fawning about how perfect and groundbreaking it is for a kpop group (not a band) to do. While my Ult's have already been doing this for years successfully, so I really do get it. --Let's just love the music we want to love, & for me this song is exactly what I've personally been missing in kpop 😊☮

@@melitasomnia that's fine, since everyone have different prospectives it's natural to feel different things. I'm really sensitive about sounds, and I have a really good memory so it gets mixed and once I find a rhythm that sounds similar or as here, sentences, I can't just ignore it. But that's personal. The flow was different , but the sentences in the refrain got me. So I got nervous cause I wanted to remember why I knew the refrain without listening first. (I'm really paranoid when I can't understand the reason of something). But it's personal. I get what you said and as I said, I don't care too much about it since it's music. I just didn't find the words right (I'm sorry, I tend to say my honest opinion as well), not cause I want to argue, but I just can't control my thoughts. Everyone it's free to enjoy the version they want, or just both of them. most of the people like something less "strong" so it's important to have different genres. Anyway, thanks for the explanation of your point of view! Have a good day

@@elena.s170 Opinions and statements are based on facts, everything else is a feeling, you felt smth and commented, I felt like I stepped in some dirt after reading your feelings that you decided to express clearly mentioning another artist to clearly set a tone on how basic are the girls in comparison to your faaaavorite group, so I commented back, no hard feelings babe. Go on pretending that you’re such a goody goody whose comment wasn’t intended to make anybody look bad.

Same 😂 In this time for me it's Chaewon

Agree fully. But can also understand the reasoning on KBS side as it is a sensitive topic not just for the idol industry but Korean culture in general. Poor decision on the mv editors in my opinion that the girls had no control over. Hopefully Hybe edits out that shot and replaces it with a choreo shot of the girls to make it acceptable for KBS.

going this route isn’t too surprising, their name literally references ‘seraphim’ and much of their lore has religious imagery. from my interpretation, their mvs play on the role of women in christianity and subverting tradition