I think what really makes Senorita works so well is that, as you said, it uses latin music in a way that isn't stereotypical or memey and actually sounds like a spanish-influenced song. (G)I-DLE did a great job with this comeback and there's a reason it sounds so good!
Not just (G)I-dle but anything Soyeon has helped produce (e.g. CLC's No) has an extremely distinctive sound. We are seeing an extremely talented young lady finding her feet here. And I'm thinking we might also be seeing a super-group on the rise.
facts;; Soyeon has always been amazing Soyeon is the 12th member of ioi Gidle are gonna be a super group CLC are gonna be there with them We love Cube artists We hate Cube QUEEEEEEENS
As a latin kpop fan i enjoyed this a lot a lot a lot, finally a kpop and latin music crossover that doesnt sound gimmicky neither generic reggaeton sounds. Btw the tango and flamenco vibes are just fantastic their delivery is on point and the music refferences sound legit [i know how real tango and flamenco sounds] but also fun and refreshing in this very saturated kpop world, personally best 2019 comeback so far
Same. I am a latin pop fan too. This is the first time i have felt that a kpop song integrated latin pop sound without compromising it's own identity and still having that distinct feel to it.
Park Hyesung those two songs are just reggaeton songs (both sounds like maluma felices los 4 if you listen the instrumental closely) with kpop sprinkled on top, reggaeton has been the most popular genre in latinamerica since daddy yankee's la gasolina 2005 [the dembow base and percusion] so its the same formula we have been listening to [in latinamerica] FOR 14 YEARS [at least for me it isnt anything special and honestly the korean performances sound very gimmicky] meanwhile, señorita its a flamenco song with a classic tango on the piano and some edm sounds a very rare combination even in latin america [only rosalia is doing something like that, and everyone praises her for moving the latin music forrward] so thats why, sorry for the long reply but you may find it interesting and if you're curious about the un-specialness about the reggaeton today just listen to any [rakim & ken y, don omar, tito el bambino, maluma, becky g, wisin & yandel.....] at the begining it was fun but it has been the same formula for 14 years. Latin music is super diverse and this song embraces perfectly taking sounds from spain and argentina unlike any other kpop latin inspired song
I can understand why people were disappointed by the song, but I actually really enjoyed it! The vocals really made it for me, specifically in the verses. Soojin and Soyeon were able to bring out the feel of the lyrics SO WELL. The whispery tone mixed with very slight vocal fry at the end of the phrases felt so mischievous and playful. I know a lot of people thought soyeon's verse disrupted the flow of the song but I thought that it added more dimension and the vocals from the teaser in the background were a really nice touch. My only complaints are that I think the chorus lacked the variation that the verses had and though Yuqi's part at the end was very catchy I felt like it went on for a little too long and finished kind the song off abruptly.
Shuhua being just the prechorus singing whoa oh oh oh is also one part of the disappointment but i understand she wasnt confident at the time and she herself decided to not sing as much in this song due to people hating on her pronunciations
Everyone is being really negative towards this song but it was an instant like for me. I think people can’t seem to appreciate anything without a beat drop these days. This song has some nice variation (Soyeon’s rap section, extended outro instead of a third chorus) and is executed very well. I feel like people are just trying to bring them down.
Naturally not everyone has to like everything, people are entitled to their own opinions and I like a song with a good beat drop as much as anyone else but it just feels like they tried something different and because it doesn’t fit the same expectations and perfect mould of other songs people are automatically writing it off as bad
I just hate that deep, male voice saying "Senõrita" so much. It's very offputting for me.. The like the rest of the song tho. But I'm not a big fan of the bridge, too.
I was kinda sad how short it seemed. Like it has two first verses then a double prechorus. Then suddenly every part after that is only half as long. And then after the shortened second chorus, the song is basically over! I like it but I wish it was longer or felt more full or something. I feel the beginning seemed promising but it never really took us anywhere?
I mean it's 3 minutes minus the yuqi fufu part, but that part is mostly added to give melody to their dance break at the end. This song is better recieved through a performance than a MV, in my opinion.
@@bobbo922 This comeback seems a bit rushed, especially when you watch their showcases. I don't think Cube gave them enough time to practice or something.
@@becalmhyejin I've watched their showcase and I thought it was bad as well. I've watched their performance at show champion and thought it was really good, I suggest you check it out. Also, if this song isn't for you, I atleast hope you check out track 2 and 3 on their album, they both could have arguably been the title track.
I guess one thing that makes this song feel sooo short is... there’s no ‘real’ bridge or ‘climax’ for this song, they just going repetitive for ‘fufufu’, and would be better if they add some intro before soyeon starts singing (such as this MV ver)
Aw, I was hoping to hear you talk about Soyeon's rap section since the rhythm there has sparked some interesting discussions, also since Sean seemed to be focused during it.
ReacttotheK same here, I really wanted to hear your opinions on that because i couldn’t figure out what beat she was on or rhythm she was following for the life of me it’s driving me crazy 😂 Can’t wait for the tweets though!!
To me it appears to just be eighth note, sixteenth note, eighth note, sixteenth note, etc. Like a normal 6/8 shuffle, except this is still 4/4 so the accents are not falling on the beats.
The rap actually interests me in this one, I listen to quite some rap and soyeon always gets me. She's an actual rapper rather than the usual girlgroup rapper. But that aside and focussing on the rap in this song. I think it's really a creative exploration that soyeon took. The rap falls out of what I'd have expected after listening to the other parts before it and it kind of throws me out of a "just-listening"-mode into actually being interested in the song again. I definitely didn't expect her to put something like that in a title track because i'd expect them to choose a rap that just fits in. This was a first for me in kpop to see an exploration in a girlgroups rap like this. I see why some ppl might critizise it though. It's just really polarizing but I think it's really well done from an artistic standpoint. What i'd like soyeon to do would be to put a rap into one of their songs that's more like the typical raps she had in unpretty rapstar. I know it probably is hard to fit smth like that in but I think soyeon is really holding back on some talent by trying to fit her stuff to the norm. Obviously she didn't this time, but here it was more like a stylistic change rather than a particulary skillful one. I've seen her rap some really hard lines way faster and more focussed on flow than what she's showing in atleast their title tracks ($$ and what's in your house were some good examples of her rap but still nothing ground breaking). Overall I like this song. The you-foo-foo part could've been a bit shorter, but I love the Señorita voice in the chorus and the vocal lines. I think I explained my opinion on Soyeons rap. Let's hope for some longer parts for Shuhua in the next one besides a rap from soyeon that not only catches the masses again but also captures some of her incredible skills as a rapper and not only a creative songwriter.
This song is gorgeous. It radiates pure excellence. The chorus is so catchy and I love the verses and the switch up at the end was iconic. I personally love it, and its definitely a grower for people who are not used to such a unique sound. But I stan Red Velvet so I know a unique sound when I hear one ; ) You should react to the album!! What’s Your Name, Say No, and Please are all very good songs tbh!
As a Neverland, it is really lovely to watch you guy've done reacting of My love .THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH. Well,then I strongly, superficially advise you guys to listen the whole ALBUM of (G)I-dle : I am & I made .Just love them.Also love ur VIXX reactions 💜💜💜💜💜
I think the song worked alright but it felt, I don’t know, sparse? Maybe empty is the word I’m looking for. I was waiting for the song to build to something but it never did. The “yoo-foo-foo” section in particular felt way too long, and when it was done the song ending seemed anticlimactic. Side note, did anyone else get thrown off by the adlibs under Soyeon’s rap? To me it was like the two lines were fighting for my attention which lessened the rap’s impact. On the positive I love the verses, they fit the vibe the lyrics are setting up, IMO they made the song. That and the MV is just great. To sum it up, this song was a 5/10, not awful but a drop in quality compared to Hann.
The rap actually had a great impact for me, I listen to quite some rap and soyeon always gets me. She's an actual rapper rather than the usuall girlgroup rapper. But that aside and focussing on the rap in this song. I think it's reallya creative exploration that soyeon took. The rap falls out of what I'd have expected after listening to the other parts before it and it kind of throws me out of a "just-listening"-mode into actually being interested in the song again. I definitely didn't expect her to put something like that in a title track because i'd expect them to choose a rap that just fits in. This was a first for me in kpop to see an exploration in a girlgroups rap like this. But I do agree with you in your stance on the you-foo foo part and I see why you might critizise the rap part. It's just really polarizing but I think it's really well done from an artistic standpoint.
I too was put off by the ad libs. But this is quality music quite different from mainstream so kudos for that. Check out the other songs on the mini album, amazing all of them.
I loved it but I did feel like it was a bit empty in a few spots, plus Soyeon’s rap in the second part kinda ran into the next part a bit and it kinda threw me off
Okay i am here to say that if you pay attention to Soyeon rap she says "just focus on me don't pay attention to the rest or others.." and that's when her genius skills add the addlips autotuned so it makes you wonder what's behind but in fact you are focusing on Soyeon voice again.. so it is like even if you pay attention to other things, it still me who get it .
What I expected to get when I clicked on the video: Umu and Sean talking about the music composition, the latin vibes, ect What we got: Umu freaking out about the instruments on fire, the tuba crushing the car, and pausing the video to see what instruments were present. Either way I was not disappointed :)
NO ENTIENDO por qué a los yankees NO les gusta esta canción. Sé que hay hispano hablantes a quiénes tampoco les gustó la canción pero por qué la mayoría de los yankees la encuentran “vacia”. EJEMPLO: Canciones que ellos ven latinas son únicamente canciones de reggeatón, pocos yankees se dan el tiempo de escuchar “Te Aviso Te Anuncio” que es tango y desde mi lado más argentino ME FASCINÓ la simplecidad con la que Shakira pudo mezclar un buen tango con buen reggeatón y esa vibra de música gitana que ella tiene. GIDLE, hizo algo parecido. No hizo como Mamamoo o SJ que literalmente sonó todo a puro reggeatón (que no está mal, es más, amé esas canciones) SINO que agarraron otros géneros más tradicionales como el estilo salsero, tanguero que tiene gusto para ser bailable pero con ese tono pop para que sea para el agrado de varios. Aprecien los colores, las tomas, la caracterización. Aprecien la canción y el fondo, como los instrumentos se acoplan tan bien a ellas y al beat.
The first few times I felt like something was missing from the song and I just couldn't be satisfied, but then it got stuck in my head and I had to keep listening to it and now I just really enjoy the whole song and its progression.
I loved Senorita the first time I heard it, and I can't stop listening to it. So for me it's just as good as Hann and Latata; If not better. I particularly like the Men's earthy, Latin voices shouting out Senorita and how it introduces the spatial, majestic brass section; yet this is still underpinned by the laid back beat.This contrasts nicely with the girl's voices. I love Yuqi's you foo fooo foo voo voo voo voo voo and how her voice rises on the you. Whilst a lone distant trumpet can be heard. This song exudes confidence. The lavish, sensual, classy MV is excellent. Love the rich colours used particularly magenta. The girls look stunning in their beautiful clothes. Love the pick up hook on the chain swinging past Shuhua contrasting threat with fragile beauty . And also listen to the subtle random-like vocalisations such as at 1.00 into the MV. Didn't notice at first the Senorita razor blade in Soyeon's lollipop. A Latin inspired Kpop song. Brilliant and addictive.
Umu, I'm just saying, I LOVED your reaction!! Your laughter and that moment when you just about died was golden. I love you and you're awesome!!! (pls don't listen to the ppl complaining)
At first, I don't like the song. Then, I heard it for few more times & still didn't like it and at that point I'm sure I'm not gonna like it. The next day, I'm unknowingly humming to the song. The next day, I'm addicted to the song.
MV aside, the song was just okay to me. I actually expected a more lukewarm response from y'all, but the brass instruments tipped the scales, haha. It's rather sparse, and a pretty standard latin-pop attempt.
They said in the video that it ISN'T a standard latin-pop attempt. Dunno how you think it is? It clearly incorporates the latin sound much better than other groups have done in the past.
@@UniiTeDArtz I'm not comparing them to kpop attempts at latin pop, I'm talking about latin pop itself. Just because they say so, doesn't make it entirely true. Yes, it may or may not be better than what other groups have done in the past, I'm just saying it's nothing you wouldn't hear allll the time in real latin pop. Edit: and that's totally fine. They don't have to make a perfect latin pop song, I only said it was okay to me. Like what you like.
@@mikerojano7305 I mean I dont think they were aiming to make a latin pop song, just a fusion/integration between K-pop and latin pop. It has elements of both genres, I could see where you're coming from if it didn't also have the K-pop elements in it.
@@bobbo922 I mean yeah, of course, at its core it's still a k-pop song. Saying it's an attempt at latin pop versus saying it's an attempt at a latin pop/k-pop fusion song is the same thing, just semantics. It is far from a failure, and still enjoyable. Just underwhelming (and I can't express this enough to avoid people trying to argue) for me.
The bandwagon hate for this song is ridiculous. This is absolutely, in my opinion, the song of the year so far and might be up there as g idle's best song so far (idk if its better then Hann yet). Maybe I like it so much because it reminds me of some of the best 2nd generation kpop songs (sistar's give it to me, aoa, nine muses) but idk I feel like people aren't even giving this song a chance.
I know you can't react to live performances but they did perform this song with a live band on inkigayo this week! I hope you guys can check it out if you find the time!
It was a combination of a melody from Rebecca Clarke's Piano Trio and the beginning of Gyorgy Ligeti's Viola Sonata (and a little bit of me misremembering and just making stuff up in the middle)
ngl late but as an artist, your comparison to a painting being set on fire isn't the same as seeing an instrument being set on fire. now, ART MATERIALS, on the other hand,
If anyone DARES to destroy good quality art supplies... Depending on brand and quantity art supplies can cost more than instruments because you also have to replace them more often than you would an instrument... I'm sorry that I went off on a tangent, but I couldn't help myself.
I want to like this song, but the rhythmic change when they it gets to Soyeon’s rap really kills all the momentum the song had for me. Soyeon is one of the best female idol rappers, but her section ruined the song for me this time around.
The disclaimer for their MV should be: “No instruments were harmed in the making of this video.”
Yesss
Apart from the tuba
@@fariari1384 The tuba's fine. The _car_ is banjoed.
That's right. The motor vehicle was harmed by the instrument. The instrument remained unharmed.
I think what really makes Senorita works so well is that, as you said, it uses latin music in a way that isn't stereotypical or memey and actually sounds like a spanish-influenced song. (G)I-DLE did a great job with this comeback and there's a reason it sounds so good!
Just commenting so you can see your likes if you're interested 😊
Not just (G)I-dle but anything Soyeon has helped produce (e.g. CLC's No) has an extremely distinctive sound. We are seeing an extremely talented young lady finding her feet here. And I'm thinking we might also be seeing a super-group on the rise.
facts;;
Soyeon has always been amazing
Soyeon is the 12th member of ioi
Gidle are gonna be a super group
CLC are gonna be there with them
We love Cube artists
We hate Cube
QUEEEEEEENS
@@bloombloompow5260 20th not 12th
@@bloombloompow5260 "We love Cube artists, we hate Cube" I CALLED CHIEF AND HE SAID THAT WAS IT
@@toldyall2794 ?? You sound like you're agreeing with me so I'm just gonna LOVE YOU AF AAAAA
@@bloombloompow5260 😂😂😂😂
As a latin kpop fan i enjoyed this a lot a lot a lot, finally a kpop and latin music crossover that doesnt sound gimmicky neither generic reggaeton sounds. Btw the tango and flamenco vibes are just fantastic their delivery is on point and the music refferences sound legit [i know how real tango and flamenco sounds] but also fun and refreshing in this very saturated kpop world, personally best 2019 comeback so far
Same. I am a latin pop fan too. This is the first time i have felt that a kpop song integrated latin pop sound without compromising it's own identity and still having that distinct feel to it.
Maham Lavq soyeon did an awesome job
Can I ask how about SJ's song recently like One More Time and Mamamoo's Egoistic? Is it different from latin pop?
Park Hyesung Mh not too much, is a strong latin pop vibe
Park Hyesung those two songs are just reggaeton songs (both sounds like maluma felices los 4 if you listen the instrumental closely) with kpop sprinkled on top, reggaeton has been the most popular genre in latinamerica since daddy yankee's la gasolina 2005 [the dembow base and percusion] so its the same formula we have been listening to [in latinamerica] FOR 14 YEARS [at least for me it isnt anything special and honestly the korean performances sound very gimmicky] meanwhile, señorita its a flamenco song with a classic tango on the piano and some edm sounds a very rare combination even in latin america [only rosalia is doing something like that, and everyone praises her for moving the latin music forrward] so thats why, sorry for the long reply but you may find it interesting and if you're curious about the un-specialness about the reggaeton today just listen to any [rakim & ken y, don omar, tito el bambino, maluma, becky g, wisin & yandel.....] at the begining it was fun but it has been the same formula for 14 years. Latin music is super diverse and this song embraces perfectly taking sounds from spain and argentina unlike any other kpop latin inspired song
I can understand why people were disappointed by the song, but I actually really enjoyed it! The vocals really made it for me, specifically in the verses. Soojin and Soyeon were able to bring out the feel of the lyrics SO WELL. The whispery tone mixed with very slight vocal fry at the end of the phrases felt so mischievous and playful. I know a lot of people thought soyeon's verse disrupted the flow of the song but I thought that it added more dimension and the vocals from the teaser in the background were a really nice touch. My only complaints are that I think the chorus lacked the variation that the verses had and though Yuqi's part at the end was very catchy I felt like it went on for a little too long and finished kind the song off abruptly.
"señorita señorita" PART is a little cringe
Agree with everything you said. I wanted a better ending most of all. But I still appreciate their virtuoso piece of artistic brilliance. 👏👏👏👏
Shuhua being just the prechorus singing whoa oh oh oh is also one part of the disappointment but i understand she wasnt confident at the time and she herself decided to not sing as much in this song due to people hating on her pronunciations
@@Ozzlord666 no cause that's the best part it's so catchy
Everyone is being really negative towards this song but it was an instant like for me. I think people can’t seem to appreciate anything without a beat drop these days. This song has some nice variation (Soyeon’s rap section, extended outro instead of a third chorus) and is executed very well. I feel like people are just trying to bring them down.
Naturally not everyone has to like everything, people are entitled to their own opinions and I like a song with a good beat drop as much as anyone else but it just feels like they tried something different and because it doesn’t fit the same expectations and perfect mould of other songs people are automatically writing it off as bad
Lets try hard for a Win !
Alexandra O'Hara "everyone"??? so far i only heard positive things :D
I just hate that deep, male voice saying "Senõrita" so much. It's very offputting for me.. The like the rest of the song tho. But I'm not a big fan of the bridge, too.
Very trueee
I was kinda sad how short it seemed. Like it has two first verses then a double prechorus. Then suddenly every part after that is only half as long. And then after the shortened second chorus, the song is basically over! I like it but I wish it was longer or felt more full or something. I feel the beginning seemed promising but it never really took us anywhere?
I mean it's 3 minutes minus the yuqi fufu part, but that part is mostly added to give melody to their dance break at the end. This song is better recieved through a performance than a MV, in my opinion.
@@bobbo922 This comeback seems a bit rushed, especially when you watch their showcases. I don't think Cube gave them enough time to practice or something.
@@becalmhyejin I've watched their showcase and I thought it was bad as well. I've watched their performance at show champion and thought it was really good, I suggest you check it out. Also, if this song isn't for you, I atleast hope you check out track 2 and 3 on their album, they both could have arguably been the title track.
I guess one thing that makes this song feel sooo short is... there’s no ‘real’ bridge or ‘climax’ for this song, they just going repetitive for ‘fufufu’, and would be better if they add some intro before soyeon starts singing (such as this MV ver)
yesss exactly
Aw, I was hoping to hear you talk about Soyeon's rap section since the rhythm there has sparked some interesting discussions, also since Sean seemed to be focused during it.
I'm pretty sure he'll tweet about it! It took him a few listens to figure out what was going on.
ReacttotheK same here, I really wanted to hear your opinions on that because i couldn’t figure out what beat she was on or rhythm she was following for the life of me it’s driving me crazy 😂 Can’t wait for the tweets though!!
To me it appears to just be eighth note, sixteenth note, eighth note, sixteenth note, etc. Like a normal 6/8 shuffle, except this is still 4/4 so the accents are not falling on the beats.
They did a whole video about it!
People who actually analyze the composition. I love it.
The rap actually interests me in this one, I listen to quite some rap and soyeon always gets me. She's an actual rapper rather than the usual girlgroup rapper. But that aside and focussing on the rap in this song. I think it's really a creative exploration that soyeon took. The rap falls out of what I'd have expected after listening to the other parts before it and it kind of throws me out of a "just-listening"-mode into actually being interested in the song again. I definitely didn't expect her to put something like that in a title track because i'd expect them to choose a rap that just fits in. This was a first for me in kpop to see an exploration in a girlgroups rap like this. I see why some ppl might critizise it though. It's just really polarizing but I think it's really well done from an artistic standpoint.
What i'd like soyeon to do would be to put a rap into one of their songs that's more like the typical raps she had in unpretty rapstar. I know it probably is hard to fit smth like that in but I think soyeon is really holding back on some talent by trying to fit her stuff to the norm. Obviously she didn't this time, but here it was more like a stylistic change rather than a particulary skillful one. I've seen her rap some really hard lines way faster and more focussed on flow than what she's showing in atleast their title tracks ($$ and what's in your house were some good examples of her rap but still nothing ground breaking).
Overall I like this song. The you-foo-foo part could've been a bit shorter, but I love the Señorita voice in the chorus and the vocal lines. I think I explained my opinion on Soyeons rap. Let's hope for some longer parts for Shuhua in the next one besides a rap from soyeon that not only catches the masses again but also captures some of her incredible skills as a rapper and not only a creative songwriter.
“Feels like an intelligent inclusion of that style” that’s genius Jeon So-yeon for ya.
this song is a B O P
NO. 😎
Y E S !!
@@usadapeko Seeing your username, your opinion has no validity
@@VisionFilms1 si eres chileno tu opinión no cuenta, saludos desde Chile
@@usadapeko que vergüenza, más encima Chileno...
Your reactions to the poor brass being placed in all sorts of extreme situations was most refreshing!!!!!! Lovely reaction thank you!!
They recently performed this at Inkigayo with a real brass section and it was sick.
this song is soo good I’m glad you reacted to it
This song is gorgeous. It radiates pure excellence. The chorus is so catchy and I love the verses and the switch up at the end was iconic. I personally love it, and its definitely a grower for people who are not used to such a unique sound. But I stan Red Velvet so I know a unique sound when I hear one ; )
You should react to the album!! What’s Your Name, Say No, and Please are all very good songs tbh!
(G)I-DLE are queens. Love your reactions
It looks like that there are many people who didn't enjoy the song, but for me i like it. From sound to visual everything was good for me.
As a Neverland, it is really lovely to watch you guy've done reacting of My love .THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH. Well,then I strongly, superficially advise you guys to listen the whole ALBUM of (G)I-dle : I am & I made .Just love them.Also love ur VIXX reactions 💜💜💜💜💜
4:21 Umu: “*finally can catch my breath*”
4:26 Tuba: SIKE, U THOUGHT
I actually i loved soyeons rap part a lot , idk why ppl dont like it
Same
Some people might find it disorienting as she rapped off beat but I think it turned out well, very interesting
G-Idle is so good, omggg
I think the song worked alright but it felt, I don’t know, sparse? Maybe empty is the word I’m looking for. I was waiting for the song to build to something but it never did. The “yoo-foo-foo” section in particular felt way too long, and when it was done the song ending seemed anticlimactic.
Side note, did anyone else get thrown off by the adlibs under Soyeon’s rap? To me it was like the two lines were fighting for my attention which lessened the rap’s impact.
On the positive I love the verses, they fit the vibe the lyrics are setting up, IMO they made the song. That and the MV is just great.
To sum it up, this song was a 5/10, not awful but a drop in quality compared to Hann.
The rap actually had a great impact for me, I listen to quite some rap and soyeon always gets me. She's an actual rapper rather than the usuall girlgroup rapper. But that aside and focussing on the rap in this song. I think it's reallya creative exploration that soyeon took. The rap falls out of what I'd have expected after listening to the other parts before it and it kind of throws me out of a "just-listening"-mode into actually being interested in the song again. I definitely didn't expect her to put something like that in a title track because i'd expect them to choose a rap that just fits in. This was a first for me in kpop to see an exploration in a girlgroups rap like this. But I do agree with you in your stance on the you-foo foo part and I see why you might critizise the rap part. It's just really polarizing but I think it's really well done from an artistic standpoint.
I too was put off by the ad libs. But this is quality music quite different from mainstream so kudos for that.
Check out the other songs on the mini album, amazing all of them.
Word.
I loved it but I did feel like it was a bit empty in a few spots, plus Soyeon’s rap in the second part kinda ran into the next part a bit and it kinda threw me off
Okay i am here to say that if you pay attention to Soyeon rap she says "just focus on me don't pay attention to the rest or others.." and that's when her genius skills add the addlips autotuned so it makes you wonder what's behind but in fact you are focusing on Soyeon voice again.. so it is like even if you pay attention to other things, it still me who get it .
from what I noticed from the mv is that all the girls are in danger but they dodge everything swiftly and smoothly.
What I expected to get when I clicked on the video: Umu and Sean talking about the music composition, the latin vibes, ect
What we got: Umu freaking out about the instruments on fire, the tuba crushing the car, and pausing the video to see what instruments were present.
Either way I was not disappointed :)
at first i was really disappointed by this comeback but i listened to it again and i realised i had no taste smh it grew on me SO MUCH
NO ENTIENDO por qué a los yankees NO les gusta esta canción. Sé que hay hispano hablantes a quiénes tampoco les gustó la canción pero por qué la mayoría de los yankees la encuentran “vacia”. EJEMPLO: Canciones que ellos ven latinas son únicamente canciones de reggeatón, pocos yankees se dan el tiempo de escuchar “Te Aviso Te Anuncio” que es tango y desde mi lado más argentino ME FASCINÓ la simplecidad con la que Shakira pudo mezclar un buen tango con buen reggeatón y esa vibra de música gitana que ella tiene. GIDLE, hizo algo parecido. No hizo como Mamamoo o SJ que literalmente sonó todo a puro reggeatón (que no está mal, es más, amé esas canciones) SINO que agarraron otros géneros más tradicionales como el estilo salsero, tanguero que tiene gusto para ser bailable pero con ese tono pop para que sea para el agrado de varios.
Aprecien los colores, las tomas, la caracterización. Aprecien la canción y el fondo, como los instrumentos se acoplan tan bien a ellas y al beat.
The first few times I felt like something was missing from the song and I just couldn't be satisfied, but then it got stuck in my head and I had to keep listening to it and now I just really enjoy the whole song and its progression.
I loved Senorita the first time I heard it, and I can't stop listening to it. So for me it's just as good as Hann and Latata; If not better. I particularly like the Men's earthy, Latin voices shouting out Senorita and how it introduces the spatial, majestic brass section; yet this is still underpinned by the laid back beat.This contrasts nicely with the girl's voices. I love Yuqi's you foo fooo foo voo voo voo voo voo and how her voice rises on the you. Whilst a lone distant trumpet can be heard. This song exudes confidence.
The lavish, sensual, classy MV is excellent. Love the rich colours used particularly magenta. The girls look stunning in their beautiful clothes. Love the pick up hook on the chain swinging past Shuhua contrasting threat with fragile beauty . And also listen to the subtle random-like vocalisations such as at 1.00 into the MV. Didn't notice at first the Senorita razor blade in Soyeon's lollipop.
A Latin inspired Kpop song. Brilliant and addictive.
When you drop in sync with the tuba 😂 honestly tho Senorita's intrumentals are just so satisfying to listen to
It's a musical Brass-pocalypse!™ And a visual Brass-tastrophe!™
(Waited 36 hrs for you all to chime in--loved every second of your reaction)!
I really enjoyed this song and your reactions were priceless 😂
The way Shawn said "yeoja idle" is so satisfying
I think the reason they used midi brass instead of real brass is probably because they use pitch bends in the trumpet part
Umu, I'm just saying, I LOVED your reaction!! Your laughter and that moment when you just about died was golden. I love you and you're awesome!!! (pls don't listen to the ppl complaining)
하..한국인?
100% 이해하진 못했지만 재밌게 보고가요!
This is when you like trumpet more than idols LOL
This is their best song by far i am falling in love because they do not disappoint
I like the video, but I'm not too hyped about the song. The song isn't bad, but there's something about it that doesn't grab me.
Stefan what turned me off was Shuhua' line distribution oof
same like it was a bit pretty standard? It sounds a bit generic coming off of Blow Your Mind (which was way stronger and more interesting imo)
yeah
@@nicolle2126 Yeah I thought so too. Señorita sounds kinda like a standard Latin song you'd hear (not in kpop).
At first, I don't like the song. Then, I heard it for few more times & still didn't like it and at that point I'm sure I'm not gonna like it. The next day, I'm unknowingly humming to the song. The next day, I'm addicted to the song.
I play the song everyday while working and I never get bored.
Loved this reaction.
I love how the girl reacted to the mv MORE BUT THE GUY SHOULD TOO lool her reactions r soo true
man i was really looking forward for umu reaction to the mv AND MAN I ROLLED ON THE FLOOR LAUGHING
The song is gradually growing on me...
I was waiting so much for this reaction 💜
I’ve been waiting for this reaction!
these guys r rly in love with their instruments
It's a real bass slapping tho 😆
I want to see Davis's reaction to the tuba crash 😍
I LOVE IT and not just because there's a fellow brazillian involved in it hehehehe SENHORITA
"THIS IS FRICKIN LIT BUT THE POOR BRASS INSTRUMENTS" honestly a mood yo
Me: **Sees brass instruments burning**
Me: .... Finally 😂
CUBE know how to make real artist, not just idol
Wow i never saw umu like this uwu u were so entertaining to watch 💗
MV aside, the song was just okay to me. I actually expected a more lukewarm response from y'all, but the brass instruments tipped the scales, haha. It's rather sparse, and a pretty standard latin-pop attempt.
They said in the video that it ISN'T a standard latin-pop attempt. Dunno how you think it is? It clearly incorporates the latin sound much better than other groups have done in the past.
@@UniiTeDArtz I'm not comparing them to kpop attempts at latin pop, I'm talking about latin pop itself. Just because they say so, doesn't make it entirely true. Yes, it may or may not be better than what other groups have done in the past, I'm just saying it's nothing you wouldn't hear allll the time in real latin pop.
Edit: and that's totally fine. They don't have to make a perfect latin pop song, I only said it was okay to me. Like what you like.
@@mikerojano7305 I mean I dont think they were aiming to make a latin pop song, just a fusion/integration between K-pop and latin pop. It has elements of both genres, I could see where you're coming from if it didn't also have the K-pop elements in it.
@@bobbo922 I mean yeah, of course, at its core it's still a k-pop song. Saying it's an attempt at latin pop versus saying it's an attempt at a latin pop/k-pop fusion song is the same thing, just semantics. It is far from a failure, and still enjoyable. Just underwhelming (and I can't express this enough to avoid people trying to argue) for me.
Hann is still my favorite G Idle song!! I love latin music and senorita is growing on me a lot, but I don't think it'll pass Hann
Their “WHAT’S YOUR NAME”is also amazing!Yoy will like it very much！！！！！
She gets so much into it all!
Omg Sean is the cutest 🙈🙈
The french horns are killing her everytime 😂
It was sound strange at first listening, but the more you listen to it, the more u addictive to it 😂
YASSSS OMGGGGG YASSSSS I'm waiting for this reaction a lot of people don't like it but I think y'all will love it:)))))
I've always been reminded of someone when I look at Sean. Now I know! He reminds me of Wannaone Lee Daehwi. He's a genius with humor and sass lol
The bandwagon hate for this song is ridiculous. This is absolutely, in my opinion, the song of the year so far and might be up there as g idle's best song so far (idk if its better then Hann yet). Maybe I like it so much because it reminds me of some of the best 2nd generation kpop songs (sistar's give it to me, aoa, nine muses) but idk I feel like people aren't even giving this song a chance.
Umu, your hair is SO CUTE 😍
I know you can't react to live performances but they did perform this song with a live band on inkigayo this week! I hope you guys can check it out if you find the time!
This is very latin song. And I understand it as latin song, not pure K-POP is song. It's very good, to spread their fan base across the globe
Umu was very excited I'm so happy for her! ❤
i'm sorry. i was laughing the whole time sean was covering his ears. how could you do this to him, umu!? ahhahaha
Sean’s humming to block spoilers is strangely melodic compared to the blablablabla other people normally would do lol
It was a combination of a melody from Rebecca Clarke's Piano Trio and the beginning of Gyorgy Ligeti's Viola Sonata (and a little bit of me misremembering and just making stuff up in the middle)
Really trumpet always sounds better ❤️ even if I haven’t played for many years since I’ve started working :( miss my trumpet
ngl late but as an artist, your comparison to a painting being set on fire isn't the same as seeing an instrument being set on fire. now, ART MATERIALS, on the other hand,
If anyone DARES to destroy good quality art supplies...
Depending on brand and quantity art supplies can cost more than instruments because you also have to replace them more often than you would an instrument... I'm sorry that I went off on a tangent, but I couldn't help myself.
I think senorita better than latata. Bcs the song itself sound classy
Can't wait for a first listen to the album 😍😍
악기 나올때 반응이 넘 웃겨요ㅠㅋㅋㅋ큨큐ㅠ
Umu's reaction when the tuba fell and crashed the car is hilarious lol
Omg im living for the girls mood 😂🙌💕
Yess I-DLE!! Queens❤
A few years ago, someone (accidentally) broke my cello bridge in the middle of a musical festival. I cried for 3 days 😭💔
Dude its just a bridge
I’m not ashamed to admit I replayed the part where she lost it to the tuba crushing the car several times over 😆
honestly the mv should've come with a warning for umu with the way she fell out after the tuba lmaooooo
Didn’t know I needed a instrument lesson but I loved it 😂
Sean your smile is sooo cute😆😆
Umu freaking out about Brass instruments is my favourite thing from now on!!!
Since you're a horn freak, I thought you should know they did a version with a hornier climax yesterday at Inkigayo.
*it's a yufufu to blow your mind* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"I Made" Mini Album REACTION!!
React to KDA !
PD @FormofTherapy got a shoutout!!
Did you hear that bass ? 😂👌
I want to like this song, but the rhythmic change when they it gets to Soyeon’s rap really kills all the momentum the song had for me. Soyeon is one of the best female idol rappers, but her section ruined the song for me this time around.
I second that. Looking for a version of this without the rapping so I can fully enjoy this comeback.
Me too! I mean in my opinion the rap was too fast. I thought it should be more chill
Yeah it feels so forced...
I loved it :)
Yeah,I agree
Umu's bias is a instrument
Can we talk about the piano chords that drop at the second pre-chorus?! And also the beat drop of Soyeon’s rap section?
Will they be doing an album listen/review? (even though they've heard 40% of the album already) :)
We've recorded a rest-of-the-album reaction - I don't know when it's going up, but it'll happen.
umu is having a great time! ahaha
Damn you should’ve reacted to that live stage which had an entire band appear
UMU IS SUCH A MOOD HAHA
The reaction of the woman it’s too much for me, idk the reaction of the man is so quiet and he speak at good time, nice
SooGi ikr, xD
I agree
The last part of the song is very cliffhanger like legit, i thought in my first time listening its gonna drop again the chorus with different rhythm
stan senyyyorita!
I'm not alone shocked when the set can't get a hold of them.
Who else was waiting for Uma (sorry if I spelt her name wrong) to freak out over the brass instruments in the MV?