Most importantly, this group produce and write their own music. Often seemlessly mixing genres within one song and making it work to perfection. I think you'll like Venom, Megaverse, Thunderous, Lalalala (rock version), Maniac, Cheese, Easy, S Class and Topline to start. Also, Heyday and 3Racha by 3Racha (the 3 main producers within the Stray kids group)...Lastly, check out "I got it" by Han. One of the main rappers within the group. Looking forward to your journey.
6:44 When Changbin starts a song, it’s called a “Bintro.” 😊Changbin, Han, & Stray Kids’ leader Bang Chan are the main songwriters/producers of the group. Bang Chan is the chief beat maker with over 150 songs to his credit. They call themselves “3Racha” (a play on the hot sauce sriracha). You might like their song of the same name, 3Racha-it’s in the UK drill style & hits really hard.
I highly recommend ITEM, Freeze, Hall of Fame, Superbowl, Easy, Domino, The Sound, Silent Cry, Charmer,Scars and Youtiful. These are just a few of my favourites, but every single one of their songs are amazing. They are extremely talented and their music is very uplifting, positive and inspiring.
In the last 6 years they have released over 200 songs and there is not a bad one to be found. The rap in Mirror Mirror is Changbins fastest. He is the second fastest 4th gen rapper at 9.75sps. The 4th fastest K-pop rapper and the equal 13th fastest in South Korea. To catch his speed i would suggest MIROH and EASY. Both are iconic songs.
Stray Kids won VMA, BBMA, PCA, EMA, VMAJ, KCA (mexico), PCA (japan), IHeartRadio. They are going to headline Lollapalooza Chicago this August. Try listening to Thunderous, S-class, Lalalala, Venom, Freeze, Meagaverse, Item, Cheese, Domino, Comflex etc.
Welcome to the rabbit hole. Lol To give you just a bit of context about the video, There are four concepts within the sets/ motifs that each represent a different aspect of their music making. The main one that relates to the title is the kitchen and chef costumes. As a group with an incredibly varied discography, they are saying, "No matter who you are, you are going to find something that satisfies your pallet with us." Being chefs is a reference to the creative process of making music. The second motif is the scientists and lab. This is a reference to experimentation. Stray Kids are known for making very experimental music. The third motif is a bit more in the background, and that is the construction site. They are often criticized for making, "construction music" and being very noisy. They embrace these criticisms, and in more than one song say, "Yes. Yes we are loud. And?" And obviously the construction being another reference to the creative process. The last motif is the race track. This is a reference to not only the collaboration that is necessary in what they do, (staff, their internal producing unit 3racha, choreographers, stylists, etc) but also the aspects of competition that comes with being in the kpop scene. A ridiculously talented group of men. I'm excited to see you guys explore more of them!
Great rundown of the song's meaning! So many people don't seem to understand this video, don't put on subtitles, or immediately assume the du-du-du is gunshots without paying attention to the dance moves
You guys will very soon be flooded with explanations and recommendations, so I just drop some of my personal Stray Kids favorites: Megaverse, Venom, Topline and Lalalala. See you next time.
Okay, just a few things - 1. Bang Chan, the leader, actually created the group and came up with the name and logo. The reality show was named after them! 2. They write and produce all their music - very rare in k-pop. 98% of their discography is 100% from them. 3. One thing Stray Kids does is release "movie style" trailers for their upcoming albums. It's incredibly cool, and no Western artist has this concept. 4. I suggest the mv's Thunderous, Maniac, and S Class (all title tracks) - BUT you have to watch the album trailers first! - Noeasy trailer THEN Thunderous MV - Oddinary trailer THEN Maniac mv - 5 Star trailer and THEN S Class mv ❤ It's a different way to react to their music. Enjoy!
A live performance would be great, they are insane live, they have neverending energy while on stage. Two performances I would suggest is their AAA 2023 and GDA 2023 stages. They know how to even make other artists stand and have a fun time. Please, thank you😊❤
Welcome to Stray Kids! If you both like rap or heavier music, then you might like some of the 3RACHA sub-unit songs. 3RACHA are the production team comprising Changbin (whom you heard in Mirror Mirror), Han and the leader of the group, Aussie Bang Chan. They produce and write almost all the music for Stray Kids. 3RACHA rap songs include the self-titled 3RACHA, Hey Day, We Go, Zone. There are also rap solos such as Changbin's (Doodle) and Han's (I Got It). There are group rap songs such as S-Class, Topline, ITEM, Freeze, Venom, Comflex, Easy, Beware (Grrr), Muddy Water, La La La La, Megaverse. There is also the experimental Tortoise and the Hare (you'll either love or hate this one). Full group songs often mix the rap and vocals because all members have their different strengths though they can all sing and rap. When they sing together, the tend to stay in their primary lanes most of the time. They have over 200 songs in their discography, including vocally driven ballads, so lots to choose from!
Han's "I got it" is so good! Another youtuber "Andy and Jas" did a lyrics breakdown and it's a super spicy diss track. "I got it" in English sounds like agari in Korean which is a rude way to say "shut your mouth". No swearing officially but it's in there. Wish I lived close enough to make it to Ollie's Pub!
Kpop boybands are definitely Not the same as western boybands firstly KPOP was modelled from American Hip-hop...... Suga from BTS said "K-pop includes not just the music, but the clothes, the makeup, the choreography…all these elements I think sort of amalgamate together in a visual and auditory content package, that I think sets it apart from other music"... Also straykids write and produce all their music which is rare in Kpop and in western style boybands
You guys should check out Xdinary Heroes! They're a K-band under the same company as Stray Kids that play their own instruments. The songs that most people recommend by them are 'Freakin' Bad', 'Break the Brake', 'Strawberry Cake' and 'Good Enough' but honestly their entire discography is pretty solid
I always get so excited when new reactors get to Stray Kids. They are self producing and actually have coined their own music genre called "Mala taste" to describe how hard hitting and fierce their music can be. They do so many genres and include so many different sounds and beats in their music. As a whole they're just so incredible and amazing people who make awesome music. Hope to see you react to more. I recommend Venom, Freeze, LALALALA & Megaverse.
Subtitles are recommended for kpop groups.( if y'all are going down that rabbit hole) .Straykids has a very wide range of music, different genres but mainly hip hop and rap.....I would suggest that you start from pre debut song Hellevator and debut song District 9.....and come forward..... ( they have videos for most of their songs and for the ones that don't their are lyric videos) if y'all are really interested in the group and getting to know their wide range (and not just the really popular songs).....totally up to you....😊....anyway..nice reaction....keep it up..😊😊😊😊
The Rock/Metal pipeline to Stray Kids is underestimated by many. For some reason more than other kpop groups Stray Kids just hits right. I hope to have fun with more of your reactions
I always recommend checking out Top and Slump. Back in 2020/2021, they made the intro and outro to the anime Tower of God. I listened to a reactor with a heavy metal background talk about why he likes kpop and found it so accessible (especially groups like Stray Kids, BTS, and Ateez). Kpop shares the performative and theatrical aspects of a lot of metal, though in a different way and polishes it differently, but it’s still an overlap. There is also an aspect of meaning too. While you can get songs that don’t delve into deeper meanings, both genres tackle subjects that make them relatable in a more complex way than a lot of your typical pop music. And then there is a firm aspect of community. Take a few Stray Kids’ songs: 1. Hellevator talks about feeling like you are at your lowest (particularly in the context of their career), fighting to succeed, but you’re tired. And the Hellevator is the hard work, grit and determination you apply to get out of that low point and achieve your dreams. 2. District 9 - from the I am Not album, this song tackles self identity amidst a sea of people talking at you trying to dictate what you are and who you should be but being determined to be an individual in spite of what others think you should be. 3. Grow Up - A b-side that talks, pretty much, about depression and feeling like every little stumble means you’re failing. But it also reaffirms that you aren’t alone and that just moving forward and not stopping means you’re doing okay. And these are just songs from their predebut and debut album. Obviously not every song or album tackles these concepts, but that was them at 17-20 years old writing these messages. But you can just look at Cover Me, Blind Spot and Social Path from their last album to see that they haven’t stopped creating meaningful songs.
Everyone has recommended their fav SKZ songs so I'm gonna recommend their rap-focused solo/unit songs - 3RACHA (producer line): heyday, 3racha, we go - rap line: muddy water - changbin: doodle - han: i got it, scissor (only snippets, unreleased) - ot8 songs: the tortoise and the hare, maze of memories, yayaya (please use the ot8 version)
I'm sure there are other Stay's out there that can word everything way better than I can, I'll try to keep it as short as I can. Stray Kids started off as just a 3 membered sub-unit called 3racha, under the Entertainment Business called JYP, consisting of the members Bang Chan (The leader of the group, the one who started it all), Han (one of the main rappers) and Changbin (Another main rapper). They're basically known to be the main composers of the group, producing and writing their own lyrics to their songs. Bang Chan the leader got the opportunity to choose who would get to be in the group which is unheard of in Kpop. They have their own reality show called Stray Kids Survival Show where each of the members were tested and judged to see if they would really get to debut as a 9 membered group. During this reality show they had a series of a few music videos that were released before debuting to sort of test the group and see if they could really function together. The first one is called Hellevator. I'm not gonna get much into it in case anyone hasn't watched it and they don't want any spoilers but at this point I think it's safe to say the main spoiler is pretty evident, since we've all seen all 9 of them. Going past that they debuted in March 25th of 2018 with their title track called District 9. They've released countless music all sounding different from one another because their sound is more so trying to tackle all audiences to invite everyone in. I could honestly go on and on about these boys because there is so much to cover but I'm just gonna say that watching the whole group is not gonna do Changbin any justice. They have tons of songs, but if you're looking at songs from the whole group, there are 8 members (one member left the group) in total so the lines will be divided in between all of them. If it's Changbin you want to hear more of you definitely want to check out more songs by 3racha. Some good songs to start off with might be: Matryoshka, Double Knot, Broken Compass, Runner's High, 3racha, & Zone. There are definitely more songs out there especially more that I love as well but those songs are some of my favorites that have my most favorite Changbin versus (since I'm a Changbin bias xD). If you want you can also check out a cover of the song called "Tomorrow" It's originally by Taeyang x Tablo (freaking great song choice, I encourage you to listen to the original as well) that he performed on a show called "Masked Singer" to show of his singing abilities as well. To search it just type in "Changbin Tomorrow Masked Singer".
If you want to check out some Korean rock I'd recommend Xdinary Heroes, specifically their song Break the Brake. They are under the same label as Stray Kids.
Well, that was fun. Thank you for reacting to Stray Kids! Good luck getting through all the comments… looks like my fellow Stays have the recommendations covered.
you said their first 3 albums were: I AM NOT, I AM WHO, I AM YOU, and their group name is Stray Kids. You see the identity crisis right? that's why "Gods menu" is a good place to start, it's the moment they found the direction for their music
You can try : Megaverse, Christmas EveL, COMFLEX, Case 143, Thunderous, Cheese, Venom, Freeze, S-class, the sound. If you prefer more melodic and less "noisy" songs try : Cover me, Chill, Collision, Can't stop, Limbo, Stars and raindrops, Leave, FNF, Streetlight, Youtiful and more And if rap is what you're into try : Heyday (3racha), 3RACHA, Item, Topline, We go, Any, and so much more !
I see your flood of comments so I'll make it short. Stray Kids just makes you feel the emotions in their songs, from the bangers and the slower ones to their solos. They have rap in their songs but they are definitely more. All their vocals are amazing. Here's some mvs that you may like: 1. Thunderous 2. S Class 3. Lalalala 4. Easy 5. Victory Song 6. Grrr But their live performances are great, especially from the competition, Kingdom: Legendary War. Stray Kids performed: 1. God's Ddudduddu mix with God's Menu tidbits in Blackpink's Ddu ddu ddu 2. Ghost - mix of their songs God's Menu and Side Effects. They have slower songs too, that show their range but most people go for the bangers 1st then navigate. lol Just subscribed to watch more Stray Kids content but what else you have. Enjoyed how you googled some info and read some comments. You guys are definitely musicians! Haha...this was not as short as i thought.
Y'all being music producers/writers would enjoy the last album they dropped. It's called Rockstar. As you've probably already read, they produce and write nearly all of their music, and they tried to implement a lot of rock vibes in their latest album. As a writer myself, I hope y'all enjoy the rabbit hole you're about to go down. I know I did.
Would love to see you guys work through the comprehensive 2024 Stray Kids Guide. While it's long, it will give you a solid understanding of the group and a higher appreciation for them.
there is a live performance of one of the rappers "Han" called Scissor" check it out. There is also a song called " 3 Racha" , "Megaverse" "Topline" " Maniac (MV)" are great ones to start with
I think you might like their songs like ”muddy water" (performed by 4 old-school rappers), ”maze of memories” (rap by all participants), ”all my life" feat Lil Durk, ”cover me” (lyrical), ”fnf” (song about Australia, since both members grew up there), ”easy”, ”red light”, ”The Tortoise and the Hare” (an experimental song written by Han in drunkenness, a lot of people don't notice it, but I think the song is very worthy and interesting in sound).From 3racha (producers from the band) you can listen to ”zone”, ”heyday”, ”3racha" all this hip-hop.
They've had a live backup band for their big concert tours, which is unusual for kpop, and they had some really fun interactions onstage. Songs with a harder edge would be Social Path, Freeze, S Class, All In, Venom, Thunderous. Some of their earliest releases had a fair amount of metal and grunge influence, for instance Beware (Song of Grrr), Hellevator and Yayaya. Their first international tour after the pandemic, they did little fragments of local songs, so in Seattle, the leader, Bang Chan, sang some of "Smells Like Teen Spirit". He said one of the bored dad chaperones started headbanging to it. For Grrr you can get a "performance video" which is what newer groups do when they want more videos but don't have the budget for a scripted and edited MV. They just went to some storage basement and performed their choreography while lip-syncing to the music, so it looks just like olden days MTV., but with better dancing. Yayaya doesn't have a video, you can see a live performance from their survival show, or you can look up a color coded video.
Ааааааааааа, thank you for your reaction to Stray Kids 🙏 they are so talented, bright, artistic, professionals in their field and at the same time they treat their fans and the world in general with great sympathy. I love these guys, the song and video are at the highest level, as they always have 👏🙌
This is nice, I'm a rock and metal lover myself, but I fall into tge SKZ rabbit hole and am still exploring after a good year. I think you should continue with the 'bigger' and newer songs: S-Class, LaLaLaLa Megaverse, Maniac, Venom. And older but really catchy: Miroh. I recommend to listen with subs on, most songs have deeper meanings. For some special songs (for different reasons): Red Lights, Taste, Vulcano (solo bij Han), Muddy Water, Christmas Evel, Cover Me. Have fun!!!
Them leaving through the Backdoor at the end is a sort of teaser for the next MV that came out, which is called... Backdoor! ;) So I think I'll just recommend that one. I know you will get gazillion recommendations. This is the first of your videos I watch so I dont know your tastes yet, but Stays will be happy to watch any Stray Kids song you choose to react to ;)
Make Sure that you Turn on the Subtitles so that you'll know what the song is about. I didn't see the Subtitles on the bottom of the mv screen. You should REALLY check out their other mv's, Thunderous, Easy, Venom, Freeze, Back Door, Christmas EveL, Up All Night, Topline, and LaLaLaLa And their Sub-unit 3RACHA (Bang Chan, Changbin and Han) who are also writers and producers of much of their content and songs. Check out their songs (no mv's) "HeyDay", their name sake song "3RACHA". Stray Kids Genre is so real !!! Its called "Mala Taste" or "Mixed Taste" and they are the pionneer of this genre. No one does it like stray kids. They are Also the King's of Transitions in their mv's. You should check them out on the Korean Competition show "Legendary Kingdom Wars" back in 2021, where they came in First Place and Won against 5 other kpop groups. They also wrote the Intro and Ending song to the Japanese Anime "Tower of God" Top is the Intro song to TOG (Tower of God) and their song "Slump" is the ending song. You should check out them performing in Studio on "First Take". Stray Kids wrote both songs for the Japanese Anime it, (Tower of God). And in the anime, that "is" what the anime is "all" about. It is about a bunch of people trying to be the first to climb to the top of the Tower. And the protagonist is in love and trys (of course) to win the girl's heart. But that's all I will tell you, you should check it out yourself.
I absolutely love Stray Kids! I will be 60 this year and have actually got my teenage grandkids into Stray Kids. I have a few suggestions for you. TopLine Venom Thunderous Miroh Maniac Domino Comflex Muddy Water (Felix, Changbin, Han, Hyunjin) Since you like Felix(deep voice) Deep End
Welcome to Stray Kids! The fandom is global, huge, very enthusiastic, and overall friendly. If you keep going, Stays will show up for it! Be prepared. Stays will keep requesting more now that you've dipped into the fandom. The deep voiced guy is Felix. People get drawn into the fandom because of his voice. Stays call it "the Felix effect". He's Korean-Australian, as is the group's leader, Bang Chan, and so both are fluent in English and Korean (Felix wasn't originally and had to learn Korean). The rest of the group has worked hard on their English, and many of their songs have both Korean and English lyrics mixed. They have a WIDE RANGE of musicality and love to blend genres, but they also have a signature style for their title tracks that God's Menu is a great example of. If you want more rap from Changbin, you should check out Miroh, Thunderous...well, you already have a lot of suggestions in other comments, lol. You really cannot go wrong.
I appreciate you checking out Stray Kids so much! Just from your rock background, I recommend watching LALALALA, which has a normal and a rock version (MV is the normal verison), but yeah, I am in deep for their hiphop and heavy-beat and heavy-drop songs anyways xD personal faves are Easy and Wolfgang heh. Oh and Superboard is also a bit more rocky for them, tho I feel like that genre is called differently!
They debuted in 2018 They are ages 23 - 26 Fandom name is Stay #2 Best Selling Artist in U.S 2023 #3 Globally Best Selling 2023 They are unique for several reasons... First, the leader Bang Chan was allowed by JYP to hand pick all of the members himself. They were not placed together in a traditional way, by the company. Second all of them are all arounders. They can all sing, rap, dance, produce and write. Third, they have written and produced about 99% of their music. Numbers of songs each member has copyrighted according to Korean Music Association (KOMCA) so far... Bang Chan 182 (#3 in KPop) Changbin 154 (#11) Han 148 (#12) Hyunjin 27 Felix 22 I.N 21 Seungmin 20 Lee Know 17 While they can all do everything they do have 3 different subunits... 3Racha... Bang Chan, Chang Bin and Han which are the main producers. They are always credited as 3Racha. 3Racha Achievements - Four Time Billboard 200 #1 Producers - Hot 100 Hitmakers - 3rd, 11th, 12th Most Credited Idols on KOMCA - Produced Albums Sold Over 20 Million Copies - Japan Hot 100 Hitmakers - 100+ Weeks on Hot 100 Lyricists - 100+ Weeks On Hot 100 Composers - 2023 Asia Artist Awards Best Creator - Makers of Time Magazines 2020 #8 Best Song (their song Backdoor) Danceracha... Lee Know (in charge of leading dance practices), Felix and Hyunjin. They also contribute to the choreography. Vocalracha... Seungmin and I.N While the songs are hype they always have significant meaning to them. Their lyricism is always insane. Since they are so experimental their sound has its own genre and they have a very diverse discography. Example... Gods Menu, Back Door and Case 143 all completely different sounds.
The next video should be Venom. There is a rap/song writing/ production sub unit of Stray Kids called 3racha. You should definitely check our their stuff.
SKZ songs they produced have many different genre. Rap, hiphop, rock, rock ballads, etc. Enjoy... Looking forward to watch you react their other songs. 😊❤
Thank you for reacting to Stray Kids!!! I've got like 50+ songs on my Stray Kids playlist and I only started listening to them in January when they threw Felix/Bangchan's bit from Megaverse into my Instagram algorithm. I still have more to listen to as they have over 175 songs in their discography! Megaverse, Thunderous, Easy, Maniac, Venom (my fav!), S-class are great songs across the past few albums to react to! So many to choose from and can't go wrong!
IM SO GLAD YOU CAUGHT ONTO THE MELODY BEING USED. if you guys decide to continue with Skz reactions your going to see influences from every side of the globe in their music ON TOP of ones you won’t even be able to catch. they even use baby song melody’s like twinkle twinkle little star, they write produce etc dig into their beats and their samples. ALSO REMEMBER THE CC SUBTITLES FOR ENGLISH SUBS. You’re going to want to react to a lot of songs on each other albums. You got about 40 videos ahead of you. The English subtitles are important for non Korean speakers because they use words that have an English twist or facade to them so it flows so much better. you guys seem really unsure of what your doing and what your getting yourselves into so heads up. STAY will come for you 😂 there’s so much deeper to react to than just the music videos as well. Dance practices, live performances, solo songs as well as 3 racha songs. When you love music and are passionate about it you dable into every genre and find your favorites, they have rock covers of songs, songs in Japanese, a pop punk ish beach vibe song, deep trap rap along with UK grime and drill, the dance moves in each you’ll see different nationalities like african as well. There’s also the show called kingdom legendary war where they really grew into what they are now through the performances each week. 😮💨 that was a lot.
Not many people react to rhis songs but i would love to see a reaction vid on :"24&25" I love this ❤️ song and "winterfall" was my first song that introduced me to skz and made me a stay 😊
I love your t shirt. The warning is one of my favorite rock band and they are Hispanic! Stray kids is the best. It not conventional K-pop music in my opinion. They mix genres love it. Gods menu hooked me up with them. The Felix effect. They produce their own music
Found your video and since I'm a longtime Stay, thought a view would be fun. And you have an interesting take on their music. This particular song was their breakout song (other music before this one is just as good and varied in styles and genre) and many new Stay found their music meaningful and insightful. Look forward to more reactions to Stray Kids. (Just a little note: They do have subtitles for most of their songs -minus the Japanese releases, hope you had a chance to really read the song's lyrics)
KPOP fandoms are next level. And I won't lie, STAY loves a new reactor discovering SKZ. It's such a fun fall down the rabbit hole that we love sharing it with others. The dawning realization of what they're in for is wonderful to watch.
First of all thank you for reaction ❤️😊🤟🏻 and I loved it before started reaction introducing little information 💖❤️ only you guys started like this and this is respectful ❤️❤️ they're 99.9% self producing group they all can dance song rapp 💖💖💖
Just remember, Kpop isn't really a genre of music. I think it would be best to say it's a description of the industry. Kpop can be ANYTHING. It can be pop, it can be latin infused music, it can be EDM, it can be rap, R&B, ballads, trap beats. Really ANYTHING. So get that out your head that Kpop is Nsync, 98degrees, One Direction. It's not that at all. It's BETTER.
Kpop isn’t a music genre. It is the term for the Korean music industry. Under the Kpop umbrella are many genres of music: pop, hip hop, rock, edm, ballad, etc. Some suggestions for you: Daechwita by AgustD Guerilla by Ateez Run BTS (dance practice) by BTS. There is no video for that one so the practice is what we use.
I'm going to recommend a variety of different songs to give you a better understanding of how many genres they use when they write/produce their music. Stray Kids' style actually defies definition, to be honest. In their music they incorporate elements of rock, jazz, dubstep, house, traditional Asian sounds, trap, and many others. In addition to their "hard" music, they have also written a number of ballads. These are not in chronological order. SCENE STEALERS (
If you react to more Stray Kids, I'd recommend Maniac, Venom, Thunderous and S Class. Megaverse and Social Path are the newest bangers. I always suggest subtitles
Thank you for watching God's Menu! Bang Chan is the genius behind the group; he hand picked all of the members himself and he's the one creating the songs. He's in the subunit 3Racha with Changbin and Han, who are the best rappers of their Generation and they are writing their own rap parts and also rap parts of the other members. 3Racha is producing the albums of the group as well, which makes Stray Kids a self-producing group. Other than this we can easily say that all of the group members are easily all-rounders, Lee Know and Hyunjin being the best dancers of their Generation, Felix having the most versatile voice of the industry and amazing dancing skills, Lee Know delivering also perfect high notes and falsettos, Hyunjin with his fast rapping, Seungmin and I.N as vocal Racha elevating the songs with their strong vocals, I can say that Stray Kids has a lot to offer! For next I'd recommend Thunderous and Venom!
Most importantly, this group produce and write their own music. Often seemlessly mixing genres within one song and making it work to perfection. I think you'll like Venom, Megaverse, Thunderous, Lalalala (rock version), Maniac, Cheese, Easy, S Class and Topline to start. Also, Heyday and 3Racha by 3Racha (the 3 main producers within the Stray kids group)...Lastly, check out "I got it" by Han. One of the main rappers within the group. Looking forward to your journey.
The most important indeed, they are legends producing their own music !!! Skz all around the world !!
I second this whole comment. 🙏🏻🫰
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6:44 When Changbin starts a song, it’s called a “Bintro.” 😊Changbin, Han, & Stray Kids’ leader Bang Chan are the main songwriters/producers of the group. Bang Chan is the chief beat maker with over 150 songs to his credit. They call themselves “3Racha” (a play on the hot sauce sriracha). You might like their song of the same name, 3Racha-it’s in the UK drill style & hits really hard.
I highly recommend ITEM, Freeze, Hall of Fame, Superbowl, Easy, Domino, The Sound, Silent Cry, Charmer,Scars and Youtiful. These are just a few of my favourites, but every single one of their songs are amazing. They are extremely talented and their music is very uplifting, positive and inspiring.
In the last 6 years they have released over 200 songs and there is not a bad one to be found.
The rap in Mirror Mirror is Changbins fastest. He is the second fastest 4th gen rapper at 9.75sps. The 4th fastest K-pop rapper and the equal 13th fastest in South Korea.
To catch his speed i would suggest MIROH and EASY. Both are iconic songs.
Stray Kids won VMA, BBMA, PCA, EMA, VMAJ, KCA (mexico), PCA (japan), IHeartRadio. They are going to headline Lollapalooza Chicago this August. Try listening to Thunderous, S-class, Lalalala, Venom, Freeze, Meagaverse, Item, Cheese, Domino, Comflex etc.
Welcome to the rabbit hole. Lol To give you just a bit of context about the video,
There are four concepts within the sets/ motifs that each represent a different aspect of their music making.
The main one that relates to the title is the kitchen and chef costumes. As a group with an incredibly varied discography, they are saying, "No matter who you are, you are going to find something that satisfies your pallet with us." Being chefs is a reference to the creative process of making music.
The second motif is the scientists and lab. This is a reference to experimentation. Stray Kids are known for making very experimental music.
The third motif is a bit more in the background, and that is the construction site. They are often criticized for making, "construction music" and being very noisy. They embrace these criticisms, and in more than one song say, "Yes. Yes we are loud. And?" And obviously the construction being another reference to the creative process.
The last motif is the race track. This is a reference to not only the collaboration that is necessary in what they do, (staff, their internal producing unit 3racha, choreographers, stylists, etc) but also the aspects of competition that comes with being in the kpop scene.
A ridiculously talented group of men. I'm excited to see you guys explore more of them!
Great rundown of the song's meaning! So many people don't seem to understand this video, don't put on subtitles, or immediately assume the du-du-du is gunshots without paying attention to the dance moves
Great job explaining!
You guys will very soon be flooded with explanations and recommendations, so I just drop some of my personal Stray Kids favorites: Megaverse, Venom, Topline and Lalalala. See you next time.
Okay, just a few things -
1. Bang Chan, the leader, actually created the group and came up with the name and logo. The reality show was named after them!
2. They write and produce all their music - very rare in k-pop. 98% of their discography is 100% from them.
3. One thing Stray Kids does is release "movie style" trailers for their upcoming albums. It's incredibly cool, and no Western artist has this concept.
4. I suggest the mv's Thunderous, Maniac, and S Class (all title tracks) - BUT you have to watch the album trailers first!
- Noeasy trailer THEN Thunderous MV
- Oddinary trailer THEN Maniac mv
- 5 Star trailer and THEN S Class mv ❤
It's a different way to react to their music.
Enjoy!
Yeeeeee
A live performance would be great, they are insane live, they have neverending energy while on stage. Two performances I would suggest is their AAA 2023 and GDA 2023 stages. They know how to even make other artists stand and have a fun time. Please, thank you😊❤
Welcome to Stray Kids! If you both like rap or heavier music, then you might like some of the 3RACHA sub-unit songs. 3RACHA are the production team comprising Changbin (whom you heard in Mirror Mirror), Han and the leader of the group, Aussie Bang Chan. They produce and write almost all the music for Stray Kids. 3RACHA rap songs include the self-titled 3RACHA, Hey Day, We Go, Zone. There are also rap solos such as Changbin's (Doodle) and Han's (I Got It). There are group rap songs such as S-Class, Topline, ITEM, Freeze, Venom, Comflex, Easy, Beware (Grrr), Muddy Water, La La La La, Megaverse. There is also the experimental Tortoise and the Hare (you'll either love or hate this one). Full group songs often mix the rap and vocals because all members have their different strengths though they can all sing and rap. When they sing together, the tend to stay in their primary lanes most of the time. They have over 200 songs in their discography, including vocally driven ballads, so lots to choose from!
Han's "I got it" is so good! Another youtuber "Andy and Jas" did a lyrics breakdown and it's a super spicy diss track. "I got it" in English sounds like agari in Korean which is a rude way to say "shut your mouth". No swearing officially but it's in there. Wish I lived close enough to make it to Ollie's Pub!
Kpop boybands are definitely Not the same as western boybands firstly KPOP was modelled from American Hip-hop...... Suga from BTS said "K-pop includes not just the music, but the clothes, the makeup, the choreography…all these elements I think sort of amalgamate together in a visual and auditory content package, that I think sets it apart from other music"... Also straykids write and produce all their music which is rare in Kpop and in western style boybands
Turn on the captions when you're watching their videos, you're missing so much
Yes, but then you miss the video. It takes two times, to really catch all aspects.
I always suggest people watch the video then pull up the lyrics to read and analyze after haha
You guys should check out Xdinary Heroes! They're a K-band under the same company as Stray Kids that play their own instruments. The songs that most people recommend by them are 'Freakin' Bad', 'Break the Brake', 'Strawberry Cake' and 'Good Enough' but honestly their entire discography is pretty solid
The ending is a teaser for the next title track they released, Backdoor. All previously mentioned songs are 🔥. Subbed for the next reaction 😊
FELIX AMAZING VOICE IS THE KING OF K-POP 👌
HOT DEEP VOICE 🔥💙
I always get so excited when new reactors get to Stray Kids. They are self producing and actually have coined their own music genre called "Mala taste" to describe how hard hitting and fierce their music can be. They do so many genres and include so many different sounds and beats in their music. As a whole they're just so incredible and amazing people who make awesome music. Hope to see you react to more.
I recommend Venom, Freeze, LALALALA & Megaverse.
Michelin is a restaurant star rating system.
And it was cute when Felix thought 5 stars was the highest for a Michelin, but it's actually just 3 😁
He didn't realize how top-tier he is❤
@@robbinsnest6163 I guess he was saying he was beyond the best.
Subtitles are recommended for kpop groups.( if y'all are going down that rabbit hole) .Straykids has a very wide range of music, different genres but mainly hip hop and rap.....I would suggest that you start from pre debut song Hellevator and debut song District 9.....and come forward..... ( they have videos for most of their songs and for the ones that don't their are lyric videos) if y'all are really interested in the group and getting to know their wide range (and not just the really popular songs).....totally up to you....😊....anyway..nice reaction....keep it up..😊😊😊😊
Subtitles, yes, but before or after. You can't watch both, video and subtitles. You simply miss much.
The Rock/Metal pipeline to Stray Kids is underestimated by many. For some reason more than other kpop groups Stray Kids just hits right. I hope to have fun with more of your reactions
Definitely agree. Stray Kids got me hooked. Found so many others who are rock/metal then we fall in love with SKZ.
I always recommend checking out Top and Slump. Back in 2020/2021, they made the intro and outro to the anime Tower of God.
I listened to a reactor with a heavy metal background talk about why he likes kpop and found it so accessible (especially groups like Stray Kids, BTS, and Ateez). Kpop shares the performative and theatrical aspects of a lot of metal, though in a different way and polishes it differently, but it’s still an overlap. There is also an aspect of meaning too. While you can get songs that don’t delve into deeper meanings, both genres tackle subjects that make them relatable in a more complex way than a lot of your typical pop music. And then there is a firm aspect of community.
Take a few Stray Kids’ songs: 1. Hellevator talks about feeling like you are at your lowest (particularly in the context of their career), fighting to succeed, but you’re tired. And the Hellevator is the hard work, grit and determination you apply to get out of that low point and achieve your dreams.
2. District 9 - from the I am Not album, this song tackles self identity amidst a sea of people talking at you trying to dictate what you are and who you should be but being determined to be an individual in spite of what others think you should be.
3. Grow Up - A b-side that talks, pretty much, about depression and feeling like every little stumble means you’re failing. But it also reaffirms that you aren’t alone and that just moving forward and not stopping means you’re doing okay.
And these are just songs from their predebut and debut album. Obviously not every song or album tackles these concepts, but that was them at 17-20 years old writing these messages. But you can just look at Cover Me, Blind Spot and Social Path from their last album to see that they haven’t stopped creating meaningful songs.
Next time try the subtitles there good. Also they are self producing.
Everyone has recommended their fav SKZ songs so I'm gonna recommend their rap-focused solo/unit songs
- 3RACHA (producer line): heyday, 3racha, we go
- rap line: muddy water
- changbin: doodle
- han: i got it, scissor (only snippets, unreleased)
- ot8 songs: the tortoise and the hare, maze of memories, yayaya (please use the ot8 version)
FELIX AMAZING VOICE MY ANGEL HANDSOME💛⭐🥰🙏
the group is self-produced
Easy is a good one, also Topline, LALALALA, Item. Miroh, 3Racha, Heyday
Yeah some fans can go a little crazy😂 but it's a fun experience
Best kpop. Period.
FACT 💅💅
Felix and Hyunjin are my favorites, I'm happy every time someone reacts to Stray Kids, greetings from Germany 😊
I'm sure there are other Stay's out there that can word everything way better than I can, I'll try to keep it as short as I can. Stray Kids started off as just a 3 membered sub-unit called 3racha, under the Entertainment Business called JYP, consisting of the members Bang Chan (The leader of the group, the one who started it all), Han (one of the main rappers) and Changbin (Another main rapper). They're basically known to be the main composers of the group, producing and writing their own lyrics to their songs. Bang Chan the leader got the opportunity to choose who would get to be in the group which is unheard of in Kpop. They have their own reality show called Stray Kids Survival Show where each of the members were tested and judged to see if they would really get to debut as a 9 membered group. During this reality show they had a series of a few music videos that were released before debuting to sort of test the group and see if they could really function together. The first one is called Hellevator. I'm not gonna get much into it in case anyone hasn't watched it and they don't want any spoilers but at this point I think it's safe to say the main spoiler is pretty evident, since we've all seen all 9 of them. Going past that they debuted in March 25th of 2018 with their title track called District 9. They've released countless music all sounding different from one another because their sound is more so trying to tackle all audiences to invite everyone in. I could honestly go on and on about these boys because there is so much to cover but I'm just gonna say that watching the whole group is not gonna do Changbin any justice. They have tons of songs, but if you're looking at songs from the whole group, there are 8 members (one member left the group) in total so the lines will be divided in between all of them. If it's Changbin you want to hear more of you definitely want to check out more songs by 3racha. Some good songs to start off with might be: Matryoshka, Double Knot, Broken Compass, Runner's High, 3racha, & Zone. There are definitely more songs out there especially more that I love as well but those songs are some of my favorites that have my most favorite Changbin versus (since I'm a Changbin bias xD). If you want you can also check out a cover of the song called "Tomorrow" It's originally by Taeyang x Tablo (freaking great song choice, I encourage you to listen to the original as well) that he performed on a show called "Masked Singer" to show of his singing abilities as well. To search it just type in "Changbin Tomorrow Masked Singer".
The name of the deep voice guy you like is Felix him and the leader of the Group BangChan are both from Australia!!!
Love that you read the wiki and the comments first!
If you want to check out some Korean rock I'd recommend Xdinary Heroes, specifically their song Break the Brake. They are under the same label as Stray Kids.
Well, that was fun. Thank you for reacting to Stray Kids!
Good luck getting through all the comments… looks like my fellow Stays have the recommendations covered.
you said their first 3 albums were: I AM NOT, I AM WHO, I AM YOU, and their group name is Stray Kids. You see the identity crisis right? that's why "Gods menu" is a good place to start, it's the moment they found the direction for their music
Q: Did y turn on the subs?
If not watch it again w subs.😊
Also my fav songs: SClass and Lalalala, The sound, Maniac, Backdoor❤
You can try : Megaverse, Christmas EveL, COMFLEX, Case 143, Thunderous, Cheese, Venom, Freeze, S-class, the sound.
If you prefer more melodic and less "noisy" songs try : Cover me, Chill, Collision, Can't stop, Limbo, Stars and raindrops, Leave, FNF, Streetlight, Youtiful and more
And if rap is what you're into try : Heyday (3racha), 3RACHA, Item, Topline, We go, Any, and so much more !
Stray kids never disappoints and always amazing
they create their own music ❤
Deep voice Felix! ❤
I see your flood of comments so I'll make it short. Stray Kids just makes you feel the emotions in their songs, from the bangers and the slower ones to their solos. They have rap in their songs but they are definitely more. All their vocals are amazing. Here's some mvs that you may like:
1. Thunderous
2. S Class
3. Lalalala
4. Easy
5. Victory Song
6. Grrr
But their live performances are great, especially from the competition, Kingdom: Legendary War. Stray Kids performed:
1. God's Ddudduddu mix with God's Menu tidbits in Blackpink's Ddu ddu ddu
2. Ghost - mix of their songs God's Menu and Side Effects.
They have slower songs too, that show their range but most people go for the bangers 1st then navigate. lol
Just subscribed to watch more Stray Kids content but what else you have. Enjoyed how you googled some info and read some comments. You guys are definitely musicians! Haha...this was not as short as i thought.
Are you using captions? You should.
Lalalala is what pushed me down the rabbit hole and I'm still falling😁 welcome to Stray Kids Wonderland
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Y'all being music producers/writers would enjoy the last album they dropped. It's called Rockstar. As you've probably already read, they produce and write nearly all of their music, and they tried to implement a lot of rock vibes in their latest album. As a writer myself, I hope y'all enjoy the rabbit hole you're about to go down. I know I did.
1D AND STRAY KIDS MENTIONED 🗣🗣 IN THE SAME VIDEOO GAAAHHHH 🦅🦅AAAAAAHHHHHG🦅🦅!!!!!🦅🗣🗣🗣🗣
Love this! I love when people aren't afraid to explore unique genres!
Would love to see you guys work through the comprehensive 2024 Stray Kids Guide. While it's long, it will give you a solid understanding of the group and a higher appreciation for them.
there is a live performance of one of the rappers "Han" called Scissor" check it out. There is also a song called " 3 Racha" , "Megaverse" "Topline" " Maniac (MV)" are great ones to start with
More of StrayKids please, thanks!
I think you might like their songs like ”muddy water" (performed by 4 old-school rappers), ”maze of memories” (rap by all participants), ”all my life" feat Lil Durk, ”cover me” (lyrical), ”fnf” (song about Australia, since both members grew up there), ”easy”, ”red light”, ”The Tortoise and the Hare” (an experimental song written by Han in drunkenness, a lot of people don't notice it, but I think the song is very worthy and interesting in sound).From 3racha (producers from the band) you can listen to ”zone”, ”heyday”, ”3racha" all this hip-hop.
They've had a live backup band for their big concert tours, which is unusual for kpop, and they had some really fun interactions onstage. Songs with a harder edge would be Social Path, Freeze, S Class, All In, Venom, Thunderous. Some of their earliest releases had a fair amount of metal and grunge influence, for instance Beware (Song of Grrr), Hellevator and Yayaya. Their first international tour after the pandemic, they did little fragments of local songs, so in Seattle, the leader, Bang Chan, sang some of "Smells Like Teen Spirit". He said one of the bored dad chaperones started headbanging to it.
For Grrr you can get a "performance video" which is what newer groups do when they want more videos but don't have the budget for a scripted and edited MV. They just went to some storage basement and performed their choreography while lip-syncing to the music, so it looks just like olden days MTV., but with better dancing. Yayaya doesn't have a video, you can see a live performance from their survival show, or you can look up a color coded video.
Ааааааааааа, thank you for your reaction to Stray Kids 🙏 they are so talented, bright, artistic, professionals in their field and at the same time they treat their fans and the world in general with great sympathy. I love these guys, the song and video are at the highest level, as they always have 👏🙌
This is nice, I'm a rock and metal lover myself, but I fall into tge SKZ rabbit hole and am still exploring after a good year.
I think you should continue with the 'bigger' and newer songs: S-Class, LaLaLaLa Megaverse, Maniac, Venom. And older but really catchy: Miroh.
I recommend to listen with subs on, most songs have deeper meanings.
For some special songs (for different reasons): Red Lights, Taste, Vulcano (solo bij Han), Muddy Water, Christmas Evel, Cover Me.
Have fun!!!
Them leaving through the Backdoor at the end is a sort of teaser for the next MV that came out, which is called... Backdoor! ;) So I think I'll just recommend that one. I know you will get gazillion recommendations. This is the first of your videos I watch so I dont know your tastes yet, but Stays will be happy to watch any Stray Kids song you choose to react to ;)
Make Sure that you Turn on the Subtitles so that you'll know what the song is about. I didn't see the Subtitles on the bottom of the mv screen.
You should REALLY check out their other mv's, Thunderous, Easy, Venom, Freeze, Back Door, Christmas EveL, Up All Night, Topline, and LaLaLaLa And their Sub-unit 3RACHA (Bang Chan, Changbin and Han) who are also writers and producers of much of their content and songs. Check out their songs (no mv's) "HeyDay", their name sake song "3RACHA". Stray Kids Genre is so real !!! Its called "Mala Taste" or "Mixed Taste" and they are the pionneer of this genre. No one does it like stray kids. They are Also the King's of Transitions in their mv's.
You should check them out on the Korean Competition show "Legendary Kingdom Wars" back in 2021, where they came in First Place and Won against 5 other kpop groups. They also wrote the Intro and Ending song to the Japanese Anime "Tower of God" Top is the Intro song to TOG (Tower of God) and their song "Slump" is the ending song. You should check out them performing in Studio on "First Take". Stray Kids wrote both songs for the Japanese Anime it, (Tower of God). And in the anime, that "is" what the anime is "all" about. It is about a bunch of people trying to be the first to climb to the top of the Tower. And the protagonist is in love and trys (of course) to win the girl's heart. But that's all I will tell you, you should check it out yourself.
Thank you for reacting to Stray kids 👍👍... More...
I absolutely love Stray Kids! I will be 60 this year and have actually got my teenage grandkids into Stray Kids. I have a few suggestions for you.
TopLine
Venom
Thunderous
Miroh
Maniac
Domino
Comflex
Muddy Water (Felix, Changbin, Han, Hyunjin)
Since you like Felix(deep voice) Deep End
You go GrammyStay... my grandbaby is only 2 but she can make a heart sign... i'm so proud.. 🖖🏽
Welcome to Stray Kids! The fandom is global, huge, very enthusiastic, and overall friendly. If you keep going, Stays will show up for it! Be prepared. Stays will keep requesting more now that you've dipped into the fandom.
The deep voiced guy is Felix. People get drawn into the fandom because of his voice. Stays call it "the Felix effect". He's Korean-Australian, as is the group's leader, Bang Chan, and so both are fluent in English and Korean (Felix wasn't originally and had to learn Korean). The rest of the group has worked hard on their English, and many of their songs have both Korean and English lyrics mixed.
They have a WIDE RANGE of musicality and love to blend genres, but they also have a signature style for their title tracks that God's Menu is a great example of. If you want more rap from Changbin, you should check out Miroh, Thunderous...well, you already have a lot of suggestions in other comments, lol. You really cannot go wrong.
I appreciate you checking out Stray Kids so much! Just from your rock background, I recommend watching LALALALA, which has a normal and a rock version (MV is the normal verison), but yeah, I am in deep for their hiphop and heavy-beat and heavy-drop songs anyways xD personal faves are Easy and Wolfgang heh. Oh and Superboard is also a bit more rocky for them, tho I feel like that genre is called differently!
I love the Stray Kids! And 3racha is the best songwriters and production team!
They debuted in 2018
They are ages 23 - 26
Fandom name is Stay
#2 Best Selling Artist in U.S 2023
#3 Globally Best Selling 2023
They are unique for several reasons...
First, the leader Bang Chan was allowed by JYP to hand pick all of the members himself. They were not placed together in a traditional way, by the company.
Second all of them are all arounders. They can all sing, rap, dance, produce and write.
Third, they have written and produced about 99% of their music.
Numbers of songs each member has copyrighted according to Korean Music Association (KOMCA) so far...
Bang Chan 182 (#3 in KPop)
Changbin 154 (#11)
Han 148 (#12)
Hyunjin 27
Felix 22
I.N 21
Seungmin 20
Lee Know 17
While they can all do everything they do have 3 different subunits...
3Racha... Bang Chan, Chang Bin and Han which are the main producers. They are always credited as 3Racha.
3Racha Achievements
- Four Time Billboard 200 #1 Producers
- Hot 100 Hitmakers
- 3rd, 11th, 12th Most Credited Idols on KOMCA
- Produced Albums Sold Over 20 Million Copies
- Japan Hot 100 Hitmakers
- 100+ Weeks on Hot 100 Lyricists
- 100+ Weeks On Hot 100 Composers
- 2023 Asia Artist Awards Best Creator
- Makers of Time Magazines 2020 #8 Best Song (their song Backdoor)
Danceracha... Lee Know (in charge of leading dance practices), Felix and Hyunjin. They also contribute to the choreography.
Vocalracha... Seungmin and I.N
While the songs are hype they always have significant meaning to them. Their lyricism is always insane.
Since they are so experimental their sound has its own genre and they have a very diverse discography.
Example... Gods Menu, Back Door and Case 143 all completely different sounds.
Thank you for your reaction I love this group
For variety and spanning their career, I'd suggest:
* MIROH
*Side Effects
*Thunderous
*VENOM
*Case 143
*Social Path
*MEGAVERSE
The next video should be Venom. There is a rap/song writing/ production sub unit of Stray Kids called 3racha. You should definitely check our their stuff.
maybe with the debut and pre debut....hellevator ...and u will see the progression
Yeah! More Stray Kids!
SKZ songs they produced have many different genre. Rap, hiphop, rock, rock ballads, etc. Enjoy... Looking forward to watch you react their other songs. 😊❤
Straykids are the Rockers of Kpop....\m/❤
Not sure if you know the group is self-produced. Thanks for the reaction!
Thank you for reacting to Stray Kids!!! I've got like 50+ songs on my Stray Kids playlist and I only started listening to them in January when they threw Felix/Bangchan's bit from Megaverse into my Instagram algorithm. I still have more to listen to as they have over 175 songs in their discography!
Megaverse, Thunderous, Easy, Maniac, Venom (my fav!), S-class are great songs across the past few albums to react to! So many to choose from and can't go wrong!
IM SO GLAD YOU CAUGHT ONTO THE MELODY BEING USED. if you guys decide to continue with Skz reactions your going to see influences from every side of the globe in their music ON TOP of ones you won’t even be able to catch. they even use baby song melody’s like twinkle twinkle little star, they write produce etc dig into their beats and their samples. ALSO REMEMBER THE CC SUBTITLES FOR ENGLISH SUBS. You’re going to want to react to a lot of songs on each other albums. You got about 40 videos ahead of you. The English subtitles are important for non Korean speakers because they use words that have an English twist or facade to them so it flows so much better. you guys seem really unsure of what your doing and what your getting yourselves into so heads up. STAY will come for you 😂 there’s so much deeper to react to than just the music videos as well. Dance practices, live performances, solo songs as well as 3 racha songs. When you love music and are passionate about it you dable into every genre and find your favorites, they have rock covers of songs, songs in Japanese, a pop punk ish beach vibe song, deep trap rap along with UK grime and drill, the dance moves in each you’ll see different nationalities like african as well. There’s also the show called kingdom legendary war where they really grew into what they are now through the performances each week. 😮💨 that was a lot.
STRAY KIDS THE BEST GROUP EVER
ITEM
Megaverse
Lalalala (also have a rock version)
Domino
3 Racha
😍😍😍😍😍
Not many people react to rhis songs but i would love to see a reaction vid on :"24&25" I love this ❤️ song and "winterfall" was my first song that introduced me to skz and made me a stay 😊
I love your t shirt. The warning is one of my favorite rock band and they are Hispanic! Stray kids is the best. It not conventional K-pop music in my opinion. They mix genres love it. Gods menu hooked me up with them. The Felix effect. They produce their own music
You've summoned the masses of Stay's
You're stuck with us now. Also recommend ''Social path'' ft Lisa
When they mentioned punk, I thought the same.
Found your video and since I'm a longtime Stay, thought a view would be fun.
And you have an interesting take on their music. This particular song was their breakout song (other music before this one is just as good and varied in styles and genre) and many new Stay found their music meaningful and insightful.
Look forward to more reactions to Stray Kids.
(Just a little note: They do have subtitles for most of their songs -minus the Japanese releases, hope you had a chance to really read the song's lyrics)
You definetely have to react to these ones next:Maniac,Venom,S Class,Megaverse and many moree
Welcome to the Stray Kids hot MEGAVERSE
More Stray kids like TOPLINE, VENOM,ITEM, DOMINO etc..
KPOP fandoms are next level. And I won't lie, STAY loves a new reactor discovering SKZ. It's such a fun fall down the rabbit hole that we love sharing it with others. The dawning realization of what they're in for is wonderful to watch.
First of all thank you for reaction ❤️😊🤟🏻 and I loved it before started reaction introducing little information 💖❤️ only you guys started like this and this is respectful ❤️❤️ they're 99.9% self producing group they all can dance song rapp 💖💖💖
Just remember, Kpop isn't really a genre of music. I think it would be best to say it's a description of the industry. Kpop can be ANYTHING. It can be pop, it can be latin infused music, it can be EDM, it can be rap, R&B, ballads, trap beats. Really ANYTHING. So get that out your head that Kpop is Nsync, 98degrees, One Direction. It's not that at all. It's BETTER.
get that bag and hopefully enjoy the music while you’re at it!
FELIX POWERFULL VOICE💯👑🔥
Thank you to react Stray Kids (SKZ) 😊❤
Felix deep voice hits different 🔥
Kpop isn’t a music genre. It is the term for the Korean music industry. Under the Kpop umbrella are many genres of music: pop, hip hop, rock, edm, ballad, etc.
Some suggestions for you:
Daechwita by AgustD
Guerilla by Ateez
Run BTS (dance practice) by BTS. There is no video for that one so the practice is what we use.
Stray Kids LALALALA❤❤❤❤
I'm going to recommend a variety of different songs to give you a better understanding of how many genres they use when they write/produce their music.
Stray Kids' style actually defies definition, to be honest. In their music they incorporate elements of rock, jazz, dubstep, house, traditional Asian sounds, trap, and many others. In addition to their "hard" music, they have also written a number of ballads.
These are not in chronological order.
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Subtitles will help you guys loads.❤🎉❤🎉
The "Back Door" at the end was a spoiler to one of their next songs, called "Back Door" (😅)
You should react to that one too!
Can't wait to join them down the rabbit hole because I know they'll be flooded with comments with explanations, lore, recommendations, etc
“ BOCa “ by DREAMCATCHER ❤❤❤” shoot me “ by Day’s 6 ❤❤❤
WELCOME TO STAYVILLE
You gotta check out the tortoise and the hair - its quite... different. I would love to hear your thoughts lol
Chris and Sam like Chan and Hyunjin's English names 😁
If you react to more Stray Kids, I'd recommend Maniac, Venom, Thunderous and S Class. Megaverse and Social Path are the newest bangers. I always suggest subtitles
Thank you for watching God's Menu! Bang Chan is the genius behind the group; he hand picked all of the members himself and he's the one creating the songs. He's in the subunit 3Racha with Changbin and Han, who are the best rappers of their Generation and they are writing their own rap parts and also rap parts of the other members. 3Racha is producing the albums of the group as well, which makes Stray Kids a self-producing group. Other than this we can easily say that all of the group members are easily all-rounders, Lee Know and Hyunjin being the best dancers of their Generation, Felix having the most versatile voice of the industry and amazing dancing skills, Lee Know delivering also perfect high notes and falsettos, Hyunjin with his fast rapping, Seungmin and I.N as vocal Racha elevating the songs with their strong vocals, I can say that Stray Kids has a lot to offer! For next I'd recommend Thunderous and Venom!
get ready to be converted ~~ about to go down the rabbit hole there is soooo much to explore
The Warning is a great band! Been wathcing their covers since they was childs. 😍
Looking forward to checking them out... 🖖🏽