- Breaking out (The Beginning of the End album ), Alternative ending for nightmare series - Endless Night (Japanese Single) - Eclipse (Anime Opening by Dreamcatcher) - Love Shake (Normal Ver & DJ stereo Club Mix) and Why did you come to my house - Minx (Dreamcatcher)
Aside from their Japanese titles, which @MK_KAMAL_005 listed I think you just have Fan Songs and b-sides left, which means it's a good time to start tackling albums. Most of their albums are mini's and since you've already done titles they'll typically just be 3 songs + and Intro. I recommend going in release order but you can do them in what ever order you want. Fan Songs Full Moon - Between Prequel and Escape the Era Over the Sky - Between Alone in the City and The End of Nightmare Reason - Between Apocalypse: Follow Us and Apocalypse: From Us Korean Albums - Release Order Single Album - Nightmare Single Album - Nightmare: Fall Asleep In the Mirror 1st Mini Album - Prequel 2nd Mini Album - Escape the Era 3rd Mini Album - Alone in the City 4th Mini Album - The End of Nightmare 1st Special Mini Album - Raid of Dream 1st Full Album - Dystopia: The Tree of Language 5th Mini Album - Dystopia: Lose Myself 6th Mini Album - Dystopia: Road to Utopia 2nd Special Mini Album - Summer Holiday 2nd Full Album - Apocalypse: Save Us 7th Mini Album - Apocalypse: Follow Us 8th Mini Album - Apocalypse: From Us 9th Mini Album - Villains 10th Mini Album - Virtuous For the fan songs and a lot of b-sides there are special clips or performance videos that you can check out. If you wanted to do the title tracks during the album reactions you could do dance videos or live performances from their online concerts.
I didn't find a reaction from you to their newest song Justice? If you like their vocals and belting it will turn you I to a puddle on the floor. The It's Live version, with a live band and live vocals, is even more epic than the MV.
Maybe some B-sides or ballads ... Black or white Jazz Bar Sahara Break the wall Poison Love (The last songs have videos made by the girls, so you can get to know the hilarious side of the group 😅)
There is one more song in the series, Breaking Out. It's a Japanese release so kinda fell through the cracks and never got much attention because it couldn't be promoted in South Korea. It's still illegal in South Korea to broadcast anything in Japanese language because of the bad blood between the two countries. The song brings the Nightmare story to a hopeful ending. Piri is my second favorite Dreamcatcher MV after Deja Vu.
Piri is the final chapter of Nightmare series, but there is an alternative ending Breaking Out (Japanese release), where, as the title suggests, girls are finally breaking out of nightmare cycle. Also check out their recent Justice video.
The Nightmare Series is also called The Curse of The Spider Queen starts with Fly High, where the Spider Queen curses 7 witches and turns them to wraiths called Nightmares. In Chase Me and Goodnight, The Hunter tries to capture them, but they steal the Grimoire of Spells, and they manage to turn to humans and escape while trapping him inside the mirror. In You and I, they become Dreamcatchers, chasing Nightmares away. But the Spider Queen finds Yoohyeon, the one who's body she used as a vessel in Chase Me and captures her inside the Dreamworld. In What the rest search for her everywhere, but she remains trapped in the Dreamworld. In Piri, the Spider Queen captures them all over again and keeps them trapped and isolated from each other. In the end of Piri they are united. In Breaking Out, the Dreamcatchers break the red strings of Fate and find each other again. There's also a song called The Curse Of The Spider that expands on the lore. I love The Curse Of The Spider 2024 Concert Ver.
As mentioned Breaking Out could be an option since it's the alternate ending to the Nightmare series. But at this point I'd suggest learning to know the members, to see if you like their personalities as much as their vocals, dancing, and visuals. There are two ways to achieve this; either watching their self-made music videos, or by watching guides. But in Dreamcatcher's case watching the self-made MVs is far superior, for one simple reason: if you like their self-made videos (not just the music), you're likely to enjoy their personalities too. If you don't enjoy them, then at least you've reacted to great music. I'd recommend watching: Sahara (subtitles available and necessary to fully enjoy the video; read the lyrics and watch the video in sync and you'll understand. Brief background before watching it: the entire video is filmed during promotion, in the corridors and their dressing room--Handong is still in China) Break the Wall (subtitles *not* available, necessary to fully enjoy the video, but it's still enjoyable without; the entire video is filmed at their office--Handong is still in China) Poison Love (subtitles "sort of" available, not necessary to enjoy the video; the music video about Handong and how much Dreamcatcher loves her--in the most Dreamcatcher:y way possible; I believe it's almost entirely shot in their studio) What (Special Clip version; has the full choreo for the song. Performed outdoors in Halloween outfits for just a few hundred dedicated fans) Here's the fork. If what you saw made you laugh or at least curious about what the heck is going on, it's time to go for the guides. Beware though: if you get hooked on their personalities there's no turning back. Typically guides can be tricky for people reacting, because they tend to spoil the title tracks. But you've already reacted to most/all of their title tracks, so there's no risk for that. At most you might get some B-sides spoiled. The guides I'd recommend are: * The Ultimate 2021/2022 Dreamcatcher Guide 🎠 Welcome to the Dreamworld! (facts, character bios, performance clips, and random clips that presents the different aspects of the group); it's a bit out of date, obviously, but it is still--in my opinion--the best. * An Extensive Guide to Dreamcatcher 2023 (probably the most up to date guide; I don't think there are any 2024 guides yet) * Dodging Disbandment and Other Extreme Sports: A History of Dreamcatcher (by *far* the best *made* guide; it's more documentary style about the history of the band and doesn't go into the details of the members, but it's a must watch; if nothing else you can watch it on your own and just enjoy Mera's totally brilliant commentary) * Pretty much every guide by Insomnicsy. Be aware though, since these guides are themed there tends to be some overlap. Kit has really good track of what clips fit what theme, so if one clip is suitable to show off multiple aspects of the group she'll use it in several different videos. I think she's made about 600 Dreamcatcher videos so far. The "This is..." series is probably what you'd want to pick. There are separate videos for each member. But if you prefer to stay on the musical side and enjoy choreography I'd suggest watching their relay dance videos. A lot of groups make them, but no groups make them quite like Dreamcatcher. In some of their relay dances they try to seduce you. In others they goof around and try to make you laugh. In yet others they combine the two. Otherwise you can continue with their B-sides. The B-sides aren't really connected to their story archs, so you can jump around and pick whatever you feel is interesting. The lasted album has some phenomenal B-sides. Most of their covers are also extremely well-made. I'd recommend Bang Bang Bang (Dami wrote her own intro to the song, and it's *glorious*; it actually has more views than some of their own title tracks), What Makes You Beautiful and Lucky Strike (two of their oldest covers) and Siyeon's cover of Speechless (which was so good that Disney commented on it). Finally, when you think you know the group, it's time for the heavy artillery: * Dreamcatcher Mind: their own 10-episode variety show, with mukbang (obviously), comedy (duh!), horror (!), debates (!!), office work (say what?!), sports, drama, and drinking. * The World of Dreamcatcher (make sure to watch the side-by-side version; don't watch this until you've learned to know their personalities)
If you've watched all their title track mv's, you could transition into their special clips they made for some b-sides: - July 7th - Mayday - Wonderland - And there was no one left - Red Sun Etc.
In "You and I" you can see the spider queen coming for Yoohyeon. She is the old woman that is being photographed - only to rob Yoohyeon's spirit. Also, earlier we see Dongie being pinned to the wall by needles, what is usually done to insects. For me, Yoohyeon's spirit is being pulled out here and thrown into the white dimension, which we will see again in Piri. The spider queen takes over her body, which is why we see JiU try to free Yoohyeon (without success) and grab her neck in the end. I highly recommend to check out the dance practice as well, because Dami does something very special that didn't quite make it into the MV. "What" is still in my top 5 favorite title tracks. It's heavy for a Korean release and I love the syncopation in the second half of the chorus. Story-wise this is the first time they wear non-uniform outfits, which I believe is because they lost Yoohyeon (or at least her spirit) and are kind of broken. You can also see them search for her alone, not as a group. For me this is a song about the loss of a loved one and what that does to a group or family. I might be reaching, but this is the meaning for me. "Piri" is the last part of the Nightmare Arc (their Japanese release "Breaking out" can be seen as an alternative ending). In "What", the girls have been searching for Yoohyeon, and here they find each other again, but in the end they are all stuck in the white dimension. A Piri is a Korean flute that was used historically to signal danger, and that is what Yoohyeon does here when the members arrive. She is the one capturing them one by one, to rescue them and bring them to safety. They are together in the end, but still stuck. Dreamcatcher don't do happy endings. 😉
Hey! I juste binged all of your Dreamcatcher reaction videos!! If you’re ever interested in checking out the girls personalities, I highly recommend Insomnicsy’s channel! The This is… series on this channel is, imho, one of the best ways to get to know them. I also suggest their self-made MVs such as Break the Wall, Sahara and Poison Love! 😊
I just wanna add to what people have probably been suggesting and telling you so far about Breaking Out: I don't know how much you have caught of the story, and it's mostly open for interpretation; the only real consensus seeming to be that the girls were at one point trapped in a Nightmare world (kinda seeming like ghosts in "Chase Me" and "Good Night") and that Yooyheon was separated from the others (as shown in "You and I" and "What") and that there's something with a spider ("Fly High" and "You and I"). The Japanese song Breaking Out is _in my opinion_ a retelling of PIRI where they go deep into the maze of the Nightmare world to try and find Yooyheon and in the end they find her and they're all together but they're still stuck. I think Breaking Out tells the same story, but it just uses different metaphors to do so (not so much an "alternate" end as many people call it, but the same story from a different perspective, _in my opinion_ ). But you'll see for yourself!
WHY IS NO ONE RECOMMENDING 'SHATTER'?!?!? Giiiirl you have to listen Shatter!!! With 'Rising' and 'Purpose' . Also 'In the frozen' is freaking awesome!!
Think of the Symbol , Remember the Legend , say the Name " Dreamcatcher , Dreamcatcher , Dreamcatcher " , Now you also have the Strength and Courage of the Legendary Dreamcatcher
PIRI was the first song Insomnia had hopes that DC would win their first show trophy. Unfortunately it didn't happen (there's still some controversy over that, there was a belief that The Show manipulated the voting to deny the win) - but it's an amazing song.
@@naivet No Deja Vu was never expected to win since it was a collab with a mobile game, King's Road. Just like the CF songs that Kpop groups do, they really don't have any chance to win any trophies and no one expects them to. Now that doesn't mean it wasn't popular with Insomnias, but it wasn't controversial for them not to win.
@@jamesrawlins735 you didn't watch the video "Dreamcatcher doging disbandment and other Other Exteme Sports" I guess. It explains the controversy there from minute 23 onwards, and yes Deja Vu almost won, but allegedly The Show substracted points from Dreamcatcher to give Everglow the win.
React to the group The Kingdom, it's a boygroup that deserves more recognition!! They've a concept that each represents a king of history/fiction and is very interesting, I recommend the MVs in order of release: Excalibur, Karma, Black Crown, Ascension, Promise, Long Live the King, Dystopia, Coup D'Etat and Flip That Coin
What Dreamcatcher songs should I react to next? 😊
- Breaking out (The Beginning of the End album ), Alternative ending for nightmare series
- Endless Night (Japanese Single)
- Eclipse (Anime Opening by Dreamcatcher)
- Love Shake (Normal Ver & DJ stereo Club Mix) and Why did you come to my house - Minx (Dreamcatcher)
Aside from their Japanese titles, which @MK_KAMAL_005 listed I think you just have Fan Songs and b-sides left, which means it's a good time to start tackling albums. Most of their albums are mini's and since you've already done titles they'll typically just be 3 songs + and Intro. I recommend going in release order but you can do them in what ever order you want.
Fan Songs
Full Moon - Between Prequel and Escape the Era
Over the Sky - Between Alone in the City and The End of Nightmare
Reason - Between Apocalypse: Follow Us and Apocalypse: From Us
Korean Albums - Release Order
Single Album - Nightmare
Single Album - Nightmare: Fall Asleep In the Mirror
1st Mini Album - Prequel
2nd Mini Album - Escape the Era
3rd Mini Album - Alone in the City
4th Mini Album - The End of Nightmare
1st Special Mini Album - Raid of Dream
1st Full Album - Dystopia: The Tree of Language
5th Mini Album - Dystopia: Lose Myself
6th Mini Album - Dystopia: Road to Utopia
2nd Special Mini Album - Summer Holiday
2nd Full Album - Apocalypse: Save Us
7th Mini Album - Apocalypse: Follow Us
8th Mini Album - Apocalypse: From Us
9th Mini Album - Villains
10th Mini Album - Virtuous
For the fan songs and a lot of b-sides there are special clips or performance videos that you can check out. If you wanted to do the title tracks during the album reactions you could do dance videos or live performances from their online concerts.
I didn't find a reaction from you to their newest song Justice? If you like their vocals and belting it will turn you I to a puddle on the floor. The It's Live version, with a live band and live vocals, is even more epic than the MV.
If you have not seen at least one of their self-made MVs for B-sides, you need to. Check out Sahara, Poison Love and Break the Wall!
Maybe some B-sides or ballads ...
Black or white
Jazz Bar
Sahara
Break the wall
Poison Love
(The last songs have videos made by the girls, so you can get to know the hilarious side of the group 😅)
Dreamcatcher's 'YOU AND I' [MV] looks insane. The song sounds great. What a track !
Dreamcatcher's 'What' MV looks epic. The song sounds incredible. What a track !
There is one more song in the series, Breaking Out. It's a Japanese release so kinda fell through the cracks and never got much attention because it couldn't be promoted in South Korea. It's still illegal in South Korea to broadcast anything in Japanese language because of the bad blood between the two countries. The song brings the Nightmare story to a hopeful ending. Piri is my second favorite Dreamcatcher MV after Deja Vu.
What, i didn't know that maybe that's why dc isn't famous in Korea
Dreamcatcher's 'PIRI' MV looks mysterious. The song is cool. What a track !
You should check some of their B-sides. My favorites are Red Sun, Sahaara, Starlight, Whistle and In The Frozen.
i can't stop falling for them.. the reaction was priceless. thanks girl and i hope you'll keep enjoy DC that much
Piri is the final chapter of Nightmare series, but there is an alternative ending Breaking Out (Japanese release), where, as the title suggests, girls are finally breaking out of nightmare cycle. Also check out their recent Justice video.
The Nightmare Series is also called The Curse of The Spider Queen starts with Fly High, where the Spider Queen curses 7 witches and turns them to wraiths called Nightmares. In Chase Me and Goodnight, The Hunter tries to capture them, but they steal the Grimoire of Spells, and they manage to turn to humans and escape while trapping him inside the mirror. In You and I, they become Dreamcatchers, chasing Nightmares away. But the Spider Queen finds Yoohyeon, the one who's body she used as a vessel in Chase Me and captures her inside the Dreamworld. In What the rest search for her everywhere, but she remains trapped in the Dreamworld. In Piri, the Spider Queen captures them all over again and keeps them trapped and isolated from each other. In the end of Piri they are united. In Breaking Out, the Dreamcatchers break the red strings of Fate and find each other again. There's also a song called The Curse Of The Spider that expands on the lore. I love The Curse Of The Spider 2024 Concert Ver.
As mentioned Breaking Out could be an option since it's the alternate ending to the Nightmare series.
But at this point I'd suggest learning to know the members, to see if you like their personalities as much as their vocals, dancing, and visuals. There are two ways to achieve this; either watching their self-made music videos, or by watching guides. But in Dreamcatcher's case watching the self-made MVs is far superior, for one simple reason: if you like their self-made videos (not just the music), you're likely to enjoy their personalities too. If you don't enjoy them, then at least you've reacted to great music.
I'd recommend watching:
Sahara (subtitles available and necessary to fully enjoy the video; read the lyrics and watch the video in sync and you'll understand. Brief background before watching it: the entire video is filmed during promotion, in the corridors and their dressing room--Handong is still in China)
Break the Wall (subtitles *not* available, necessary to fully enjoy the video, but it's still enjoyable without; the entire video is filmed at their office--Handong is still in China)
Poison Love (subtitles "sort of" available, not necessary to enjoy the video; the music video about Handong and how much Dreamcatcher loves her--in the most Dreamcatcher:y way possible; I believe it's almost entirely shot in their studio)
What (Special Clip version; has the full choreo for the song. Performed outdoors in Halloween outfits for just a few hundred dedicated fans)
Here's the fork. If what you saw made you laugh or at least curious about what the heck is going on, it's time to go for the guides. Beware though: if you get hooked on their personalities there's no turning back.
Typically guides can be tricky for people reacting, because they tend to spoil the title tracks. But you've already reacted to most/all of their title tracks, so there's no risk for that. At most you might get some B-sides spoiled. The guides I'd recommend are:
* The Ultimate 2021/2022 Dreamcatcher Guide 🎠 Welcome to the Dreamworld! (facts, character bios, performance clips, and random clips that presents the different aspects of the group); it's a bit out of date, obviously, but it is still--in my opinion--the best.
* An Extensive Guide to Dreamcatcher 2023 (probably the most up to date guide; I don't think there are any 2024 guides yet)
* Dodging Disbandment and Other Extreme Sports: A History of Dreamcatcher (by *far* the best *made* guide; it's more documentary style about the history of the band and doesn't go into the details of the members, but it's a must watch; if nothing else you can watch it on your own and just enjoy Mera's totally brilliant commentary)
* Pretty much every guide by Insomnicsy. Be aware though, since these guides are themed there tends to be some overlap. Kit has really good track of what clips fit what theme, so if one clip is suitable to show off multiple aspects of the group she'll use it in several different videos. I think she's made about 600 Dreamcatcher videos so far. The "This is..." series is probably what you'd want to pick. There are separate videos for each member.
But if you prefer to stay on the musical side and enjoy choreography I'd suggest watching their relay dance videos. A lot of groups make them, but no groups make them quite like Dreamcatcher. In some of their relay dances they try to seduce you. In others they goof around and try to make you laugh. In yet others they combine the two.
Otherwise you can continue with their B-sides. The B-sides aren't really connected to their story archs, so you can jump around and pick whatever you feel is interesting. The lasted album has some phenomenal B-sides.
Most of their covers are also extremely well-made. I'd recommend Bang Bang Bang (Dami wrote her own intro to the song, and it's *glorious*; it actually has more views than some of their own title tracks), What Makes You Beautiful and Lucky Strike (two of their oldest covers) and Siyeon's cover of Speechless (which was so good that Disney commented on it).
Finally, when you think you know the group, it's time for the heavy artillery:
* Dreamcatcher Mind: their own 10-episode variety show, with mukbang (obviously), comedy (duh!), horror (!), debates (!!), office work (say what?!), sports, drama, and drinking.
* The World of Dreamcatcher (make sure to watch the side-by-side version; don't watch this until you've learned to know their personalities)
Piriri purura~❤
The last part of this series would be the alternative ending Breaking Out, so you should check out that one
I also recommend fan songs (Full moon, Over the sky, Reason) and you should listen to their albums. There are many great songs.
go through the albums ,
so many great tracks and a lot of song have special clip :
Lullaby ,
'DEMIAN' ,
July 7th ,
'Poison Love' ,
YESS more Dreamcatcher plz! Thank you for another fun reaction, have a lovely day!
If you've watched all their title track mv's, you could transition into their special clips they made for some b-sides:
- July 7th
- Mayday
- Wonderland
- And there was no one left
- Red Sun
Etc.
if you haven't seen RoSE Blue, Endless Night, and Red Sun yet then you should definitely react to those
" she is the idol , no idol can become ",
" she is Eternal Legend , that no Legend can Be " ,
She is a Eternal Legendary Dreamcatcher .
In "You and I" you can see the spider queen coming for Yoohyeon. She is the old woman that is being photographed - only to rob Yoohyeon's spirit. Also, earlier we see Dongie being pinned to the wall by needles, what is usually done to insects. For me, Yoohyeon's spirit is being pulled out here and thrown into the white dimension, which we will see again in Piri. The spider queen takes over her body, which is why we see JiU try to free Yoohyeon (without success) and grab her neck in the end.
I highly recommend to check out the dance practice as well, because Dami does something very special that didn't quite make it into the MV.
"What" is still in my top 5 favorite title tracks. It's heavy for a Korean release and I love the syncopation in the second half of the chorus. Story-wise this is the first time they wear non-uniform outfits, which I believe is because they lost Yoohyeon (or at least her spirit) and are kind of broken. You can also see them search for her alone, not as a group. For me this is a song about the loss of a loved one and what that does to a group or family. I might be reaching, but this is the meaning for me.
"Piri" is the last part of the Nightmare Arc (their Japanese release "Breaking out" can be seen as an alternative ending). In "What", the girls have been searching for Yoohyeon, and here they find each other again, but in the end they are all stuck in the white dimension. A Piri is a Korean flute that was used historically to signal danger, and that is what Yoohyeon does here when the members arrive. She is the one capturing them one by one, to rescue them and bring them to safety. They are together in the end, but still stuck. Dreamcatcher don't do happy endings. 😉
Hey! I juste binged all of your Dreamcatcher reaction videos!! If you’re ever interested in checking out the girls personalities, I highly recommend Insomnicsy’s channel! The This is… series on this channel is, imho, one of the best ways to get to know them. I also suggest their self-made MVs such as Break the Wall, Sahara and Poison Love! 😊
Dreamcatcher ！！
There is a Special idol ,
There is a Beautiful Artist ,
There is Powerful Legend ,
They call Her Dreamcatcher
You and I bop that's true💯
I just wanna add to what people have probably been suggesting and telling you so far about Breaking Out: I don't know how much you have caught of the story, and it's mostly open for interpretation; the only real consensus seeming to be that the girls were at one point trapped in a Nightmare world (kinda seeming like ghosts in "Chase Me" and "Good Night") and that Yooyheon was separated from the others (as shown in "You and I" and "What") and that there's something with a spider ("Fly High" and "You and I").
The Japanese song Breaking Out is _in my opinion_ a retelling of PIRI where they go deep into the maze of the Nightmare world to try and find Yooyheon and in the end they find her and they're all together but they're still stuck. I think Breaking Out tells the same story, but it just uses different metaphors to do so (not so much an "alternate" end as many people call it, but the same story from a different perspective, _in my opinion_ ). But you'll see for yourself!
Breaking Out is the true ending of the NIghtmare series, the girls said so themselves.
WHY IS NO ONE RECOMMENDING 'SHATTER'?!?!? Giiiirl you have to listen Shatter!!! With 'Rising' and 'Purpose' . Also 'In the frozen' is freaking awesome!!
what's DC's most underrated song? yes!!
DREAMCATCHER 😎👌
Think of the Symbol ,
Remember the Legend ,
say the Name " Dreamcatcher , Dreamcatcher , Dreamcatcher " ,
Now you also have the Strength and Courage of the Legendary Dreamcatcher
🤟😀🤟...💯😍🤩🥰 Dreamcatcher...🍀😇☘️...🌛😁🌜
Please reaction dreamcatcher justice and 2 rings live in showcase.
PIRI was the first song Insomnia had hopes that DC would win their first show trophy. Unfortunately it didn't happen (there's still some controversy over that, there was a belief that The Show manipulated the voting to deny the win) - but it's an amazing song.
Pretty sure the first potential win was You&I and the controversy was Deja vu
@@DarkwingDucyou are correct
The controversy was with Deja Vu
@@naivet No Deja Vu was never expected to win since it was a collab with a mobile game, King's Road. Just like the CF songs that Kpop groups do, they really don't have any chance to win any trophies and no one expects them to. Now that doesn't mean it wasn't popular with Insomnias, but it wasn't controversial for them not to win.
@@jamesrawlins735 you didn't watch the video "Dreamcatcher doging disbandment and other Other Exteme Sports" I guess. It explains the controversy there from minute 23 onwards, and yes Deja Vu almost won, but allegedly The Show substracted points from Dreamcatcher to give Everglow the win.
React to the group The Kingdom, it's a boygroup that deserves more recognition!! They've a concept that each represents a king of history/fiction and is very interesting, I recommend the MVs in order of release:
Excalibur, Karma, Black Crown, Ascension, Promise, Long Live the King, Dystopia, Coup D'Etat and Flip That Coin