Hi ATINY! Sure did, completely addicted to the beat in the chorus!!

​@@kboppingYeah Dancebreak gave me goosebumps

Não estarás a confundir o Seungmin com o I.N?

@@kboppingseungmin born in 2000 I.N in 2001

@@kbopping ohh acho que sim kkk mas mesmo assim o seugmin nasceu em 2000 comfundime 😅

Exato, então ele e o Jongho são da mesma idade

@@kboppingyes

Well, i wouldn't say that is actually the case at all. (To be fair, i can only soeak for Stray Kids. However, I never got the impression that Ateez (wait, do they have any rap songs?) Well, if they do, I wouldn't have pictured them as the type to lean on that at all. In fact, in the most recent years, Ateez seem to have transitioned into their final evolution when it comes to who they want to be musically. I would argue that they and SKZ are a lot in common now. For example, bo5h are VERY authentic in their music. Authenticity and skill will never rely on any form of a crutch when it comes to realizing their goal musically . In other words, if they use the effect, it's as an effect, and it would only be on, say, one verse of a song here and there. In their full discography, they would have likely only made truly very few rap based songs that actually play with the effect more than that. For example, SKZ has 220 some songs. With one vocal number and one rap track that would even come close to falling into that category. (And just like this Kingdom performance, they do so to give contrast.) So, groups like this, no matter how many rap tracks they have. Of which SKZ has a LOT... (Seriously and truly, I can't believe that when it comes to Ateez, I am completely without a clue on this one. Someone, PLEASE fill me in! Lol) Point is, for authentic and talented groups, perhaps only 1 or 2 tracks will really use such effects so completely and so outright. I find that only the groups whose rappers can't intertwine rap and a melody have to use autotune on any relatively substantial number of songs just to lend certain aspects, such as more dimension, to their rapping... After all, It's clearly quite artificial in its resulting sound. Therefore, if they always did it on their rap tracks, they definitely wouldn't be seen in the way that they are. As some of the very best in the industry. To put it simply, not all rappers/vocalists are created equal. While these groups do indeed set a standard, I just can't imagine that groups who are opposite them in these particular ways would ever actually catch on. At least, I haven't seen it. At the end of the day, autotune, like any effect, should be used sparingly.