first time listening to NewJeans!! ( Supernatural reaction )
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Many type of culture is "used" by another culture and sometime made better these days. And there is nothing wrong with it. Most of the MMA is based on Asian martial arts like Muy Thai, Tae Kwon Do, Jujitsu, Karate, etc.. that are practiced by fighters from all different cultures. In fact, Japanese Jujitsu was taught to the Brazilians (Gracies) by a Japanese master and the Brazilians came up with their own version which some will argue is better than the Japanese version.
This is part of globalization and sharing culture should be celebrated as long as credit is given to the people who originated it.
i agree
W we love black culture and it’s influence on the world! ❤️
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Pharrell Williams is credited as one of the producers of this song. The ad-libs you hear is Pharrell's.
@@grow1820 that’s fire
Ages. Two oldest are 20, youngest just turned 16. Three Koreans, two Australians. They're the leading wave of the neu-retro movement.
@@mikeduplessis8069 W
Analyzing the theory "Supernatural" according to my thoughts and guesses (not necessarily correct) Supernatural - supernatural phenomenon
The first scene is the city on a thunderous night. Surely the weather in this city is unstable.
Danielle's first song: "Stormy Night" with a TV screen showing the daily weather forecast -> proving that these girls work in weather-related jobs.
Next, NewJeans stepped out of the truck. If you pay attention, this vehicle has a transceiver mast, this is a specialized vehicle used to forecast weather in all terrain conditions.
So here we can temporarily understand that NewJeans plays the role of a supernatural weather forecasting team. The city is experiencing unexplainable weather phenomena, so NJs has been called to investigate.
During the investigation, Haerin encountered a unicorn hybrid zebra (called a zebra unicorn or what???) and was hypnotized by this unicorn (?). Next, Danielle suddenly discovered that her eyes were glowing, electric wires were growing all over her hands, followed by an electrically charged cloud. It seems that supernatural phenomena in this city can transform the people and animals here.
In the next part of the MV, we will see the scene of Minji and Hanni having a tense argument on the balcony, Hanni said "I will definitely investigate". Maybe it's because the whole team was called in to deal with supernatural phenomena, but Haerin was hypnotized and Danielle was radioactive.
In the teaser for part 2, we can clearly see the image of the rabbit-eared flying saucer getting closer to city, the rabbits all turn towards the flying saucer as if towards the mother planet. MOST SPECIAL: looking across the city, the broadcasting tower has turned into rabbit ears. It seems like alien rabbits have invaded city
BUT ATTENTION - WHAT ROLE DOES HYEIN PLAY IN SUPERNATURAL?
If you notice from the beginning of the MV, Hyein does NOT interact with any NewJeans members - only interacts with the male character. All scenes with Hyein are either solo or talking and laughing with the male protagonist. Especially at 2:04 - Minji patted the male lead's shoulder to go but completely ignored Hyein??? Is Hyein's character originally an invisible ghost and only the male lead can see it?
Hyein is introduced at the beginning of the video as Lee Hyein aka The Bunny - so Hyein and The Bunny are one - but The Bunny's dance scenes also appear and disappear, the same filming set but parts include The Bunny and parts do not.
Let me guess here: Hyein is a person from the rabbit planet, casting invisibility spells to blend into the NewJeans reconnaissance squad. Who would have thought that a young man in the NewJeans investigation team would see Hyein and the two sides having a crush on each other. In the back, little Hyein shows her true Super Rabbit form, driving a flying saucer to invade the city.
"Supernatural is a song that portrays a message of hope about a destined relationship, that no matter how painful things get, our relationship will last forever!”
Guess that's it, the MV part 2 will be released this sunday
when i first saw the video the 'Bunny' (or Hyein i guess ) reminded me a little of 'Frank the Rabbit' from Donnie Darko... I just thought nothing of it at the time. But in that movie only Donnie could see Frank the Rabbit as he was the 'living receiver' (if i remember that term right).... is the dude and Hyein in this a similar situation? Could 'Supernatural' be refering to the supernatural romance between Hyein and the guy possibly? The Lyrics definitely support this as they are singing about a romance being 'supernatural'. Also another reactor pointed out that the dances switch from past to future.. when they are in 80s stylings then it switches to them wearing modern clothes and holding mobile phones.... woah maybe theres something in this!! cos donnie darko was also a film about time travel :O
Also just after the Haerin wearing the Cowboys Jersey if you pause at 1:30 (you have to be quick) you can see a 'ghostly' Looking Hyein sitting to the far left of the screen holding a toy Alien
@@tamkju12nah u overthinking it 😂
@@1990BISHOP No, if you've watched the omg-newjeans mv, omg's theory and plot twists are much crazier than this one.
As what i saw from another black youtube reactor....NewJeans always bringing Y2K vibes as he quote "The Blackest Kpop" group ....tat is a compliment. You can check his MV teaser remarks when he said so - "TyeCurlyTopFade React"... Love his NewJeans react vids😅
definitely
they tryna catch up at a snail pace mane‼️
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@@nightynightful yurrr
New jeans memeber age :
Minji 20
Hanni 20 on this October
Danielle 19
Haerin 18
Hyein 16
@@ngeo88 thank you sir
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Pharrell produced this track.
that’s nice
Bro…you gotta hear they discography they literally killed the jersey club wave as a kpop group
@@yntniro imma get hip to all they stuff fasho they fye
only people with lees brain power will get upset at this reaction. either that or they slightly racist 😀😂
bra u wylin 💀💀
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I understand that it’s a first impression, and I respect that. However, to say that NewJeans “copied” is not accurate. "Copied" is not the right term.
“They copied their swag.” NewJeans adapt to the groove and vibe of the music and concepts they produce, bringing their individuality to it. Hence, they have their “own” swag. How can you exactly copy swag? You can’t.
In "Super Shy," they used the whacking dance style for their choreography to try something different that K-pop had never done before, and it fits perfectly with the song. In "Supernatural," they used the New Jack Swing genre, incorporating New Jack Swing dance choreography. Imagine if they whacked to a New Jack Swing sound, I don’t know how that would look. Nevertheless, they were able to put on their own unique swag and style.
"Y’all could just not get offended by the word copy and look up its definition; there is no negative connotation to the word copy." And if it were the other way around, then what? Maybe a better word would be it reminded you of a group you knew.
“The only reason I even mentioned Black culture in the first place is because of how blatantly they are copying it-not just the music but the dancing and the clothing.” If you grew up in Western, Black, or Spanish culture, you would be exposed to your own culture, style, music, and trends. But it does not mean that Asian countries did not have their own similar styles. When I first saw NewJeans' "Supernatural" concept and music video, it immediately reminded me of 90s Japanese city pop and Japanese street fashion. Asian pop culture has its own rich history and influences that are distinct yet sometimes parallel to Western trends and Black culture.
“This is crazy how far Black culture has come.” Indeed, it's undeniable that Black culture has had a profound influence worldwide, including on K-pop. This influence is a testament to the power and reach of Black artists. However, cultural exchange is a two-way street. It’s natural for artists to be influenced by various cultures. The key is how they blend these influences to create something new. NewJeans, like many other artists, are innovating by merging different elements into their own distinct style. They are creating a unique identity while paying homage to their inspirations.
I just watched and listened to New Edition, and their instrumentals remind me of what producers like 250 and FRNK (NewJeans’ producers) would probably create. I didn't know who New Edition was until now because (1) I did not grow up with Black culture music and hence was not greatly exposed to their sound and genre, and (2) now that I’m older and have listened to thousands of artists from different genres and different countries, there is still a lot of music and many artists that I have never heard of, and that’s okay. Similarly, you might not know songs and genres that are familiar to Asian people or originated from Asian artists, and that's okay too.
I wasn’t a K-pop fan at all, but NewJeans got me into K-pop. When I first listened to their song “Attention,” it reminded me of J. Cole’s instrumentals. As a fan of hip-hop, I have my own taste; songs from J. Cole, Cozz, and Bas are the type of hip-hop music I listen to, and personally, I find it similar to NewJeans’ instrumentals.
My point is, it’s natural for artists to be influenced by various styles and trends from around the world. NewJeans has done an excellent job of incorporating different elements while still maintaining their unique identity and originality.
I think it’s important to celebrate the unique contributions of all artists while acknowledging the rich tapestry of influences that shape their work. NewJeans draws inspiration from various sources and blends them into something new and uniquely their own. This kind of cultural exchange enriches the global music scene, allowing for a diverse array of sounds and styles.
I just re-read this and you lowkey agree with me you just don't want to say they copied them because they didn't necessarily go watch New Edition (as far as we know, even though they did recruit Pharrell who's a legendary black producer/composer) but saying "and IF it were the other way around, then what" is such an insane argument because it's not the other way around what were u getting at with that lmaoo. I get everyone takes inspiration from everything but it's a dangerous game if we can't call a spade a spade because then the originators get forgotten and I think that's unfair to them. Especially when the originators are black people because our history is always being washed out and taken over by other races. Again, I NEVER said they were not allowed to do this. I just personally on my channel, wanted to call out that the "inspiration" on this track was blatantly clear. Which is why I used the word "copied" which if you look up the definition, was the correct term. Definition of copy: a thing made to be similar or identical to another
culture vultures?! bro......this was produced by pharell.
@@wensonchang6077 that’s a clickbait, also just because you use a person of the culture to help you recreate the culture doesn’t mean you aren’t copying the culture 😂👍🏽
@@1990BISHOP what culture is newjeans copying with their music? black culture? their music? where do you think genres like jazz, r&b, and blues comes from? you think black culture spawned musical notations, key signatures, and time signatures? you might as well say black music copied mozart and beethoven since they use musical notations. if it sounds good, it sounds good. its not copying, its celebrating. people like you always have to make this a culture war. just appreciate.
@@wensonchang6077 nah this was just a blatant copy of 80s / 90s black culture it was so obvious that i had to say sum lol, people like you hate giving black people their credit cuz you’re probably slightly racist it’s okay tho 😂 they copied the music which is why they got pharrell to help produce it, the dances, and the style of clothing in some scenes, i never said they can’t do that im jus reacting to sum and imma call it how i see it stay mad tho
@@wensonchang6077with that logic people can just copy any song and call it they own cuz the people before them didn’t create music lol actual brain rot logic 😂😂 i thought y’all were smarter than this and he does appreciate it he literally says he likes the song in the video bozo
@@1990BISHOP i couldn't care less. just saying its people like you that keep racisim alive by throwing the race card at EVERYTHING. do better lil sis and stop desperately wanting to be the victim all the time.
oh i need to seem him react to smart by le sserafim
why 😂 i might do it
Plsss react to more newjeanssss
@@nalinvorn140 bet will do
Hell nah. He’s weird
@@fijilakes how? you seem a lil upset 😂
sure you can say that when pharell is one of producer right? uncultured sw.....
what does that have to do with what i’m saying? if anything it proves my point even more. you slow?
@@1990BISHOP you cant say itcopied when literally one of the most prolific producers of our time is actually on the track so your assessment just shows uncultured you are and just jumping in the bandwagon with no research. in short you sound ignorant or should i say ignant
you think you’re eating but now you just sound racist and dumb. him being on the beat, which it’s a sample of him actually but even if he made the whole beat himself doesn’t disregard the fact that they are non black people copying black culture. nice try though stay in school.
@@1990BISHOP i agree but you by saying the fact the nonblack people are profiting from your culturw is a shocker, sounds like your salty. stixk to reviewing glo rila
@@1990BISHOP your the one thinkin im eating cause you sound bitter people making money out of black culture. salty?
This song is definitely inspired by black culture. But you don’t just plainly say they copied black culture. Does this mean that every black artist is copying it when they sing rock or genres that other races started? C’mon bro, polish up your claims a bit
@@faviis00 ummmm 😂😂 black people created rock… do your research a bit LOL and imma say whatever i want g its my channel
bro said polish up ya claims but thinks white people made rock lmao can’t make this up 😭😭
You get the point though. You can say whatever you want because it’s your channel, but think about it, which you’re probably not capable of just listening to you talk 😂
@@faviis00 no what point are you tryna make ? that i should be careful what i say so i don’t hurt peoples feelings? nah bra this is entertainment at the end of the day 😂