Appreciate your giving Gfriend a listen and your candid response, but if you ever find yourself a reason to do so, perhaps you can listen to Gfriend's "Apple". This took place much later in their career with a much different sound. Best wishes.
Check out Show You Can by Maya and Cocona rappers of XG. There is no music video for this song, but there are color coded lyric videos with audio. Their rappers are insanely awesome.
Unfortunately you didn’t mention which song you watched from GFriend that wasn’t your style. My guess is that it was Rough which is the last song in their school trilogy and has a wistful, romantic, orchestral style. If you want a different style to that from GFriend then try listening to Fingertip, Fever, Apple and the 1 the K performance video of their B side Labyrinth. They are much more to your taste I think. Also I can recommend you watching the dance cover of Sweet but Psycho by SinB on Studio Choom which got more views than anything else on their channel. They were so impressed they started a new series called Artist of the Month and invited SinB to e the first ever recipient of that honour. The song she chose to cover was Tap In by Sweety and is hip hop that hits hard and choreographed by both of GFriend’s choreographers who also appear in the video alongside her which is a rare chance for them to also shine at hip hop. When SinB was young she loved hip hop and there are videos of her free styling at a hip hop dance class when about 13 years old. I think you will love those videos too.
Oh yeah I didn't say the name of the songs, I did listen to rough, glass bead and apple. I will do a reaction to the one that you suggested this time around. But I won't do the apple one since I already listened to it.
@@StephanieNDrin that makes sense. Glass Bead was their debut so 5 of them were schoolgirls at the time of their debut. Eunha was 17 and both SinB and Umji were only 16 years old, so powerful innocence was the theme chosen for their first few songs as that was age appropriate. Apple was a shock for fans as it was different from anything they had done before and was their penultimate song before their last song Mago, which became a disco classic.
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Interesting that you likes Loveade becuz not many do lol
I’d recommend Gfriend-Fever
Ok I will have a look
Appreciate your giving Gfriend a listen and your candid response, but if you ever find yourself a reason to do so, perhaps you can listen to Gfriend's "Apple". This took place much later in their career with a much different sound. Best wishes.
Check out Show You Can by Maya and Cocona rappers of XG. There is no music video for this song, but there are color coded lyric videos with audio. Their rappers are insanely awesome.
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Unfortunately you didn’t mention which song you watched from GFriend that wasn’t your style. My guess is that it was Rough which is the last song in their school trilogy and has a wistful, romantic, orchestral style. If you want a different style to that from GFriend then try listening to Fingertip, Fever, Apple and the 1 the K performance video of their B side Labyrinth. They are much more to your taste I think. Also I can recommend you watching the dance cover of Sweet but Psycho by SinB on Studio Choom which got more views than anything else on their channel. They were so impressed they started a new series called Artist of the Month and invited SinB to e the first ever recipient of that honour. The song she chose to cover was Tap In by Sweety and is hip hop that hits hard and choreographed by both of GFriend’s choreographers who also appear in the video alongside her which is a rare chance for them to also shine at hip hop. When SinB was young she loved hip hop and there are videos of her free styling at a hip hop dance class when about 13 years old. I think you will love those videos too.
Oh yeah I didn't say the name of the songs, I did listen to rough, glass bead and apple. I will do a reaction to the one that you suggested this time around. But I won't do the apple one since I already listened to it.
@@StephanieNDrin that makes sense. Glass Bead was their debut so 5 of them were schoolgirls at the time of their debut. Eunha was 17 and both SinB and Umji were only 16 years old, so powerful innocence was the theme chosen for their first few songs as that was age appropriate. Apple was a shock for fans as it was different from anything they had done before and was their penultimate song before their last song Mago, which became a disco classic.