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We stan

indeed

same! that's what I scream in my head

Iconic

U got into it too deep 😂😂😂 into the end part

okay wait your mind............

what they say to give up is not to trust red velvet they will give you a bop like they used to.

preach

Rookie sweetie I am SO SORRY

rookie best rv's title track

Don't forget sappy

praise Russian Roulette for its simplicity

Isn't this music and sexy women haram for you?

@@w0a1n13 No i enjoy it. I am not superstitious.

@@w0a1n13 I mean just look at her, when the islamists would have their way, red velvet would have to dance in hijabs or burkas. They wouldn't be allowed to dance and show themselves anyways.

@@MixolydianMode repeat, it doesn't concern you? just have fun.

@@w0a1n13 You don't have to repeat. I was just wondering because she is wearing the islamic veil while idolizing the exact opposite of her, women who proudly show themselves in a sexy and not modest way. There is a contradiction which makes me curious. Maybe there is a chance for progress and freedom?

i died

I love your dp

Ellie looks lovely lol

With the of LP, I believe that's the case. Some foreshadowing indeed

Since its a festival, Zimzalabim is actually just the intro to it that's why it doesn't sound all "summer-y" like Red Flavor and Power Up. Day 2 is supposed to be, as you said, "the drop" and Day 3 will be the outro so it'll probably be more on the velvet side. Also, remember the elevator in Zimzalabim MV? When you listen to LP, the last song on Day 1, it kinda sounds like elevator music. In the end, an elevator ding is heard because the elevator has landed, signaling the end of Day 1 and the start of Day 2.

Cant wait.. woaahh

@@bakheekerymanager2925 ugh i thought the same!

@@bakheekerymanager2925 ur mind :o

How can your comment appear 1 day ago?

@@minhuckhong1994 I support them with patreon, I receive videos early! :)

@@alannguyen7375 ohhhh~

I also feel like this is a spiritual successor of IGAB. The main difference is that IGAB uses tempo fluctuations and ZZB's tempo stays the same. There are obviously many differences between the two, but that's the one that stands out to me the most.

#Zimzalabim2ndwin 💅🏻💁🏻

#Zimzalabim3rdWin

#Zimzalabim4thWin

#Zimzalabim5thwin

In case you haven't heard it, LOONA's song Butterfly is worth checking out. It's more conventional than Zimzalabim, but I think it also does a slowly-building energy well. And (G)I-DLE's song Put It Straight eschews the bridge and final chorus entirely in favor of a brief return to the first verse. (And those are still Kpop. This will be a very long discussion if we try to cover non-pop genres.)

Sean William Calhoun Love me some Loona, they’re one of my favorites:)

Oh yeah, I like Polygon. I've slipped BDG references into one or two past CCBDtKs, but wanted to make reference to other members of Polygon as well, because a few of them are models for this. Yes, BDG is obviously an influence on some of the humor (e.g. the dance break), but I think the general approach to CCBDtK is much closer to Simone's Games Feel Good series than BDG's Unraveled, and my delivery on camera probably tends to be closer to Pat's more deadpan style than BDG's more theatrical one (certain moments notwithstanding) so like...I know BDG references are the most recognizable, but Polygon broadly (along with some other KZfaqrs) are an influence.

@@SWCcomposer I definitely felt the Pat influence in there, and also some of BDG's fun moments/editing too! I haven't seen Simone's but will do so now, it sounds like more fun content, thank you for letting me know of it! And also just another general thank you for the content Red Velvet deserves

@@SuperRookie Looks like they may have renamed those (and merged the series with some of Pat's videos) "Game Mechanics Explained" (they were "Games Feel Good" when I watched). But this is a good example - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNaiYKh2l6_SYYE.html - I've seen just a little gameplay of this game, but I'm not particularly familiar with it, nor do I know game design/animation. But this video goes enough in depth to actually give some understanding that wouldn't be obvious to someone like me (even if I had played the game), which could be applied to looking at animation in other games, and which introduces one or two relevant terms, without getting bogged down in animation jargon or minutiae (which is important for actual animators to know, but would slow down a video for general audiences). And that's very similar to what I'm trying to do with music in CCBDtK.

Yeah I've filmed that reaction...I actually still need to send that footage off to Umu. But there will be my full album react on the channel at some point.

You're assuming correctly

That's coming...but having a proper Red Light video is one of the long goals of this series. At this point, a lot of videos are laying out foundations, so they all stand alone fairly well. As they go on, there will be more referencing back, which will open up covering topics that go deeper than I could in one video (without it being really long). For instance, I won't explain basic pop song form again in detail in another video - I'll just say "if you're not familiar with pop song form, watch Ep. 6 of this series" and move on assuming everyone either already knew it or have watched this so they're up to speed. And that's the beginning of one of the legs necessary for understanding Red Light. The understanding of intervals (which I discussed in Ep. 4) is the beginning of another leg. There'll need to be a video on diatonic modes first (I have a concept for that one, but I don't know when I'll fully make it) and possibly one on how f(x) developed pop song form outside of Red Light before I can actually make a concise video on Red Light itself. So that video probably won't happen for months (because I'll also be making videos on new songs as they come out, so I won't be purely focussing on setting up the Red Light video).

Sean William Calhoun Will definitely be looking forward to it! Love this series.

@@Empyrean.127 Thank you for watching! And I mean, if by some miracle SM announces an f(x) comeback, I will prioritize getting f(x)-related videos out sooner. But as it is, f(x) CCBDtKs probably come in gaps when there's nothing newly-released that I'm wanting to talk about.

Pink Gangsta yeah, they sound like that. I don’t know those instruments well enough to take a guess at what exact instrument (or whether it might be some other metallic percussion), so I just went with “bells” in the video, but something from a gamelan is quite likely correct.

@@SWCcomposer I'm so happy you replied my comment. Actually Gamelan is my country traditional percussion :D And I little curious about it Sorry for my english and Idk much about music but love to watch this channel