The Kulture Study: LE SSERAFIM 'ANTIFRAGILE' MV REACTION & REVIEW
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#lesserafim #antifragile #르세라핌
I think this does latin music justice because 2 of the producers are actually Latina, so it's pretty authentic.
No doubt that Source Music/HYBE were targeting the Latino audience with this comeback.
@@ILikeMyYT123 they def already hit it with the Latin community with this song🤣
I feel like Hybe in particular is really good at hiring producers who actually work in whatever genre they are trying to borrow from for their groups and i think that's why Hybe groups are doing so well with international audiences.
@@ILikeMyYT123 I think it's also because there's a rise of global popularity with reggaeton and neoperreo.
I like how the rest of the Kpop industry is doing rock title tracks like Billlie’s Ring Ma Bell and Kep1er’s We Fresh, and Le Sserafim has a song called No Celestial that fits that trend so much but no Hybe decided to start their own trend in Kpop again.
its a perfect first comeback. all the members got to shine, the song itself is very catchy and impactful, choreo also looks fun. i adore the music video so much, this whole "the world may be ending, lets just have fun" vibe really speaks to me
@I eat worms sakura is my bias and she def has a good amount of scenes, even if its less than others she stands out as always so its fine
@@jaydsh she got the least screentime but it wasn't like really bad, she still got 2nd in line distribution so it's okay
@@redloona1085 exactly!! she also has a lot of center moments
@I eat worms people think that the "nana" adlib is her
@I eat worms i fusion their MV with Unstoppable, you will see her a lot in this: ruclips.net/video/hH6Pgl3Z-PI/видео.html
Antifragile has such an attitude. Like, 'Oh, you try to drag us? Sounds like effort, good luck though', it's so fabulous and glam, it almost feels untouchable. So many songs try to have this message of Haters can't hurt me but it always feels defensive or aggressive. This is just so casual and that's what makes it so strong because it's not about ignoring the hate or growing stronger from it, they just literally could not be bothered. They're feeling themselves too much to even begin to care. It's egotistic, self-absorbed and sassy. It's perfect
I really like your explanation!!
Loved your comment, I truly feel the same
The charisma every single member exudes is absolutely amazingg~
They are the queen of telling people to love themselves without telling them to love themselves. Kinda subtle and sassy, LOVE IT
exactly, so many self love/power songs rly try to play it off as 'i love myself bc its the right/good/vulnerable thing to do', and while thats not a bad message at ALL, i think i rly prefer lesseras approach of 'oh i dont care if i come off as btchy, im too hot and succesful to care' and it feels so much more fresh.
It's not just pure reggaeton, it's literal 2000 reggaeton, the golden age of the genre, as a Latina who doesn't really like reggaeton today but loves the classics, this is beautiful and 100% reggaeton. Especially the Kazua part, that bid is 110% reggaeton in its purest expression
concuerdo al 100%!! yo sabía que a algo me recordaba la canción y efectivamente son las canciones old school!! me incómoda un poquito que todos digan “rosalia vibes” gente, rosalia no inventó el reggaeton! porfavorrr, ella no es la única que realiza canciones así :c
@@vaniaoyarzun9807 Don Omar y Wisin y Yandel no se merecen eso
@@vaniaoyarzun9807 Es verdad, ella ni siquiera es Latina y no representa a nuestra comunidad.
I’d love to try to listen to 2000s reggaeton! Do you have any suggestions on which songs/artists to start with? :)
@@mjfoz Wisin y Yandel, Don Omar, Daddy yankee and Plan B 😊
I loved your commentary about how well Hybe/Lesserafim gives that powerful feminine image. Especially cause they don’t show them being super masculine or super girly, and they also encourage the girls to be themselves and show who they really are as people. Which many of their songs in this album talk about.
I got that powerful image from Fearless, but more so from Antifragile. And I think both the title and the way the girls showed that confidence portrayed it so well.
1. The title: Antifragile means that someone becomes even more stronger through stress, chaos, disorder, etc, and something beyond just being resilient. LE SSERAFIM has definitely undergone that right from the getgo, and I think the title fits so well.
2. Their confidence: They've definitely upped their confidence since Fearless, and that song and video was already showing how confident they were. But their facial expressions and their movements just exuded so much confidence and powerful feminist vibes that I am truly here for. They're just giving us that raw energy that I just love, and again, they debuted 5 months ago.
you know what I like? That they have strong, independent girl concept with lyrics that doesn’t speak about love or directed to man. This sit well with me because it is so incoherent if a strong gg image but their lyrics is ‘call me miss independent because im broken up with you’. Lesserafim in this song is ‘i am strong independent woman and your noise doesn’t affect me’
@@rvermillion8188 yup, its not the "strong female character" from a male PoV but from a female one
@@rvermillion8188 this song is about love?
As a latino that song speaks to my soul 🙏
YES. I ALMOST CRIED
That is what I said
Las Sera*finas*
FR
YESSSS
Im a latina and I LOVED this song. I feel so nostalgic, it really sounded like the latin songs that I grew up listening. So cool and amazing.
OYE SIIIII tiene vibes de reggaeton old school con que crecimos y vibes de ritmos tipo canciones de Rosalía, en fin, TEMAZO 😻🛐
siii me dio un montón de nostalgia por alguna razón
SAMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE, regresé a los 2000's con ese beat
samee
Same
This was the most dominating song of this year imo. I have never felt so stunned by a MV by having a reggaeton beat that slaps with that edge of aggressiveness, but also, THE VIDEO ITSELF?? We were literally right up in the girls faces for so many shots and the quality of edits had me shook.
This comeback was perfect. Everything from the concept, the song and the video was perfect. Also it was a different kind of latin song that we usually get in kpop.
As a Puerto Rican, when I first heard this beat I was thoroughly impressed!! And I love the Anti ti ti ti fragile part its so reggaeton!
Si lo ponen en la radio aca, me mueroo
@@morganlefay921 radio? Estoy listo para que lo pongan en discotecas 😭
Voy a estar pol el barrio en el toyota a todo volumen pa q la escuchen hahaha
@@gino97r omg yes 😫
@@morganlefay921 por favor
What really shocked me was the pure energy and charisma they had throughout the video, particularly through their facial expressions. I could sense the extra oomph they had in their facial expressions to show us that they are confident and charismatic to the audience. Just a minor detail I saw. I felt that this upped the charisma from Fearless, and Fearless was already a charismatic concept and song. And PD, you'll be surprised just by the amount of people who wrote and produced this song, because it's a crap ton of people who did that work.
I’m Latina and the gasoline line really brought me back to daddy yankee gasolina , first time I enjoyed a Reggaeton kpop song, love this!
THANK YOU! Yes, that's the song which this reminded me of! Very nostalgic though I'm not Latina myself
Yes the gasolina reference was awesome! It took me back!!
I read that the producers of this song are also responsible for some of Rosalia's songs, and I was like okay that makes sense why it sounded like something she would release too. I honestly love this song, it's just so good and catchy too, and it fit their style, idk how to explain it but the moment the song started I was like okay I was not expecting this but it also makes complete sense that this is what they went for.
The SAOKO vibes are strong with this one - both musically and visually.
Also felt Rosalisa vibes since the teaser
@@Lana-pk5go Saoko is sampled from a Wisin and Daddy Yankee song called saoco, so still Latinamerican
Rosalia is not Latin American and she got her influence from true Latin American artists who sing songs with these Latin American rhythms like Daddy Yankee, Wisin & Yandel, Don Omar, Karol G, etc.
It's Isabella Lovestory she's credited in the song
I love how each member got a turn to sing in the chorus
right? they takes turn and they killed it!
And thats what we want with other gg groups
Im latina and I would say this absolutely does justice, specially to those good old reggaeton songs. It feels like a genuine reggaeton song, just in another language. Me and my booty are really enjoying antifragile.
Isabella Lovestory participated in the production of this song, she's from Honduras and is a great latin artist, so I do believe that's part of the reason it sounds so authentically latin. I absolutely loved it, I love reggaeton, grew up listening to it and still enjoy it a lot.
Even as someone who's not super super familiar with Latin cultures/music, i could tell this sounded authentic to what it was borrowing from. Even subconsciously, you know when something's a bad version of something. So to hear that they hired producers from one of the many Latin countries who work in those genres makes so much sense. I feel like Hybe is particularly good about "let's not try to do a bad copy of this genre, let's just call up the people who actually make it and have them work with us on this" and it really pays off in so many of Hybe groups songs.
@@VMYeahVN agree!
I really like that they brought a real latina to do the reggaeton music becuase who else can make it better than the ones who made this genre. Korean producers coping what they think reggaeton is make the music not good at all. I don't like a lot of reggaeton but I really like this approach and makes me want to explore this genre a little bit more.
@@violetjoo2677 agree, hybe did great job in calling latina people to do this genre
the branding of lesserafim so far has been so consistent and fierce, man. i think it needs to be said, that specifically it's catering to young women and less towards the male gaze, which is so refreshing for kpop. with their performance, it never feels like an act. i hope to see them flourish and stay true to themselves.
i agree and their message feels super authentic which I'm sure is a huge part of their success. i'm a guy but I also feel like this is what I wanted from kpop
Having Lesserafim and (G)I-dle comeback on the same day, both with heavy feminist messages is so bold!
Given Koreas current climate with their twisted meaning of feminism, these ladies are carrying a very important load and I’m so proud of them, because they are essentially putting their careers on the line and the probability of facing heavy criticism. I hope HYBE knows what their doing and protecting them. As for Cube, lol, I know Soyeon will protect them and Shuhua will bash anyone that comes at them. Love them all so much!
YES AND THAT MAKES IT ONE FOR THE HISTORY BOOKS. We were blessed and they came back stronger than ever with the message and concept they want to sell.
HYBE is pretty awesome im happy for lesserafim
HYBE fail to protect our 6 precious girl ( GFRIEND )
@@turquoise2332 I am not part of Lesserafim’s fandom, I knew that Garam was removed from the group, but didn’t know on what grounds or the reasoning behind it. I am so sad to read this. If this is true, then I can completely see how them pushing this concept might not seem genuine.
It is also very hard to go against social pressure when the livelihood of hundreds of people that work for the group is on the line. It is a very fine line and sometimes is hard to find balance.
I truly hope that this toxic misogyny and the twisted view of feminism that is rampant in Korea currently, gets better overtime and cases like this one decrease. We gotta start somewhere, and imo, Kpop girl groups keeping the flame alive with songs like this is at least something. They are at least not just staying completely quiet.
@@turquoise2332 it wasn't even proven that she confronted a sexual harasser. It was just what people said. but yeah her getting punishment from the school violence community was proven to be true by the school and the education minister. I also do not think eunseo's parents would hire a lawyer and do all these shits just to kick out a minor from the group.
They ate and left NO CRUMBS
Facts
made us all starve and we love it!
@@seansswamp LMAAAOOO SO GREAT !! sunoo icon
@@sunoomeutudo he’s the best fr💕
Having double rookies Chaewon and Sakura really adds to the group's spunk.
Honestly, to me, Chaewon and Sakura are like veterans at this point. In fact, LE SSERAFIM in general feel like a veteran group right from the getgo, and they only debuted 5 months ago. This is insane. It's very hard for a group to be that amazing right from the getgo, especially in this day and age. Most people have to start to warm up to the group and their music, but LE SSERAFIM, immediately I knew they were going to kill it. All the members feel like veterans at this point. It's the same thing I thought about Everglow when they debuted, BlueJeans when they debuted, Aespa when they debuted, and now LE SSERAFIM.
@@TonyKimtheamusementparkfan bluejeans?? XD
STAN KIM CHAEWON MAIN SLAYERRRR
@@TonyKimtheamusementparkfan NewJeans who? We don't know her, stan BlueJeans instead 😍
@@ladievengeance1577 ah, my fav gg BlueJeans. Jokes aside, I agree tho.
The BEAT, The CHOREO, The VOICES!!!!
The visuals ,the physic 🔥
The bass... Don't forget the bass
Their dictation of ‘ti’ in the “anti ti ti ti fragile” line is very reminiscent of how it would be said in lots of reggaetón songs. Super catchy!
it sounds authentic because Isabella Lovestory, the writer of the song, is a reggaetonera herself! She’s one of the faces of the largely femme, experimental neo-perreo subgenre!! If you like anti fragile you’ll love Isabella’s discography! Kudos to HYBE for enlisting the help of an actual rising star in the scene with a super cool POV
i didn't know this, that's cool to know and thanks for introducing me to an artist i didn't know!! really excited that le sserafim is doing stuff that kpop hasn't done before (or done well). I'm sure that this song helped get Isabella Lovestory's name out to a wider audience and reach people like me
Everyone who mentions her needs to put a disclaimer that her videos are literal half naked stripper sex songs, not exactly the target audience of girl crush.
I'm OBSESSED with this song. As a latina that doesn't listen to reggae, I'm really into this
chaewon really carried this song and mv like she's THAT girl of this group
literally even though the line distribution is pretty good and everybody got mesmerizing parts my eyes and ears were FULLY on chaewon i love this girl sm she suits any genre
exactly main slayer
Exactly! Like she’s a fish in water from MV! Love that energy!
Totally agree👍
That drop step...i love it so much ..i have no count how many times i saw it lol
Idk but Hybe's new girl groups' musics are breath of fresh air in Kpop industry.
"Le sserafim is commercial but they give off such expensive, classy vibes" i feel like this is the perfect description of the group. I'm liking them more and more with this comeback
Also, PD you should really check out Lee Chanhyuk of AKMU's solo debut with 'Panorama'. The production is amazing
I'm so happy because it's real reggaeton but they didn't just stop at the commercial beat. They didn't use any latino stereotypes in the song and the video or any akward Spanish words. The whole team behind this just made a song with a strong message and made a video to go with it and it makes so happy as a Latina to be able to enjoy a reggaetón song sung by strong girls with a powerful message that is not outshined by your usual kpop "latin" song
The girls did very good for their first comeback! The song is addicting.
I just love the song so much. It's so feminine in the choreography and clothing choices that it begs to be put into a drawer with every other girlcrush or sexy comeback for a girlgroup but then the song itself is so unique in it's message and the point dance of the first chorus part to like flex their arms like you'd expect a gym bro to do in direct follow up to these flirty little hip twists that scream 'girly' just don't fit. It's so obvious but also so special that there is no place to shelve it and THAT's what makes it so good. The entire album is just song after song about 'We're obviously not perfect, we're not Angels, we have all these bad days too but it won't break us because why should it?' It's all these fragments and puts it into a cohesive little bag with a ribbon on top and I love that. I hope they never lose this spark that they have
As a latina I would say this song sounds like old reggeaton. It's super catchy and something that you don't find very often in Kpop. I personally love this comeback. Also the line distribuition is great.
They are rookies and this has been one of the BEST songs ever made this year. I'm from Spain, we have Rosalía and in Spain reggaeton is really really played in here and I can say that this song is one of the best made and really with true reggae and latin sounds than any other kpop song that tried to be it before. The fact that Isabella Lovestory is behind the production and all of this song really shows, and when a group wants to do a style that is from other countries I think this is what they should do, search for people who are actally professionals in that style like Le sserafim did with Isabella for a latin song!
Isabella lovestory carried!
Rosalia is not Latin American. Le Sserafim has Latin American influence music in this song and they did a relly good job. As a Latin American person myself, please, if you are going to talk about it do not relate Rosalia with Latin Music (we have tons of good Latin American singers who sing this kind of music).These rhythms-music-sounds originated mainly in Panama and Puerto Rico (Latin America) not Spain.
Totally true! They didn't take it light and just included a beat to say it was reggaeton, they did such a great job
@@oriiii_09 i don’t get the point of ur comment cuz the person clearly pointed out rosalia is from spain? it’s not their fault she’s like the mainstream artist in reggaeton rn lmao
@@chanlixs She appropriated of Latin American music, sounds and our culture, so I find disrespectful when people say urban latin american rhythms sounds like Rosalia when she is not even Latin American, she stole out music and Reggaeton MV concept style. You all are invalidating the people who produced this (latin american people) and the place where those rhythms and sounds originated (Latin American).
That really shows Isabella Lovestory's influence, it's very new underground reggaeton and I love it ❤️
Honestly, I wasn't sure I would like the song because I did something that I haven't done in YEARS and I watched the teasers. Just from the little snippet of the teaser I was so wary of the song, but I genially love this song. I kept watching it yesterday and I've had this mini album on repeat today. The B-sides are good although I wasn't loving No Celestial, but I've come to like it. From the documentary series they really had to fight to come together to create this group and people were talking shit before and after, plus the whole Garam situation. But they have come through it all with their heads held high and they have things to say. It's catchy and the "anti ti ti fragile fragile" part has been stuck in my head in the best way.
yeah the one bside that i’m not into is no celestial
All the songs are amazing. Plus yunjin Co wrote 3 songs . No celestial, good parts and impurities.
And sauka Co wrote good parts also.
I love how both Mamamoo and Lesserafim came back with reggaeton songs, it just sounds so powerful and hard hitting and really shows off their boss bitch vibes 😌✌️
As a latino, I only have one word to say about this comeback
D E V O R A R O N
and I HATE reggeaton, BUT THIS SONG OMG
Honestly this song has drawn me into the magic of K-pop again. I drifted away from K-pop for a few years, nothing seemed interesting anymore. Discovering new groups, getting to know their members was something I've been lazy about. This song is really catchy, it made me actually want to know more about the girls. I felt like when I first discovered K-pop with BTS, so hyped up and wanting more. I never felt close to a girl group, never said "this is it." before. Now I can say I found my group. The girls are so amazing and talented. I can't stop dancing to this amazing choreo and I find myself singing to their lyrics randomly. I feel all bubbly and energetic again! Best comeback ever!
Love them using reggeaton its fire. Zuha is freaking hot here. Eunchae with her new hair cut really suits her
Hii, as a latinoamerican, even though I'm not expert in music, from the beginning this DOES sound so much like a reggueatón song. Like all the parts and the way it goes to the chorus, plus the instrumental, it all just feels so inherently familiar to me. And as it turns out, there were two latinoamerican artists involved in the production of this song, Pau Cerrilla and Isabela Lovestory, who's already a known musician from Honduras.
Kazuha in this comeback! she's killing it
It's just getting better and better in both MV and Music sound . LE SSERAFIM has made their signature in this kpop industry . Source music with the help of HYBE is doing well with the group .After this I am more excited about next comeback .
Listen I'm latina but I'm one of those that doesn't like reggeaton because I'm more of a rock person myself. But I have been streaming this song since its release yesterday and I haven't gotten bored or tired of it. I'm surprised how catchy the song is, the MV is beautiful and there's a lot going on plus the end of the world theme and the styling of them is perfect. Also for some reason their voice fit so well with this melody it really makes everyone shine ❤
Do you like Dreamcatcher by any chance?cuz u said you like rocl
@@dreamcatcherismylifesuppor2348 Yeah, I really like them. I also like Day6, Pink Fantasy and FT Island ^^
No celestial is a rock song by lesserafim!
this song is amazing!! i loved it so much, also the choreo is great. all of the girls shined in this era
Latina here and I believe this song does latin music justice! It's amazing and so so fun! I love it to death!
I like how Hybe/Source Music is confident about giving Le sserafim this song. They really slayed so much and at first listen it's already a bop. Yes, slayrafim.
as a latino this song is super regeton it even has the iconic drum beat that's in every regeton song ever. also i know people compare this to rosalia a lot and rosalia did a good job reviving classic regeton and modernizing it for younger audiences but this song is very authentic and true to 90s - 2000s regeton sound . ^^
As a latina, this sounds so authentic! At some points I thought they'd start singing Spanish lol
Yunjin and Chaewon's vocals are reassuring
their cbs seem to be planned out really far in advance, yunjin said in a rolling stone interview that she had actually heard the antifragile demo BEFORE even debuting, so im pretty excited about their next cb. i like that they have so much thought and care put into them for months before theyre even revealed
I really enjoyed PD's commentary and the sharing of real life experience tidbits. Thank you.
I wouldnt say it sounds like “authentic reggaeton” but its a very heavy influence! definitely a mix and they pulled it off very well, i think the part that stands out and makes it sound more authentic is the way they sing the pre-chorus with the “lion” and “fire” lines
As a puertorican ive been waiting for kpop to use some reggaeton beats and this song makes me so happy! Its so good and catchy, i love it! the end of the video took me so off-guard i burst out laughing but the mv is SO GOOD
I was waiting for this reaction, le sserafim is something new and different, and I just love how he is so detailed in his reactions, so it's a good combination when you really want a genuine opinion
PD I just wanna say ty for what you were trying to do with the lesbian representation in the mv you were working on. As a lesbian it means a lot to me, queer teens deserve to have love stories that have angst without focusing it on their sexuality being a burden.
antifragile is such a bop, but the album itself is just amazing !! you need to check out no celestial, its such a good pop punk anthemn
I don't know this group but the girl with the short hair in the denim skirt was killing it! I couldn't look at anyone but her!
the energy is incredible and they already have such a strong group identity. seriously, i'm so impressed with hybe's direction to showcase who they are. they deliver straight up confidence and personally find it fresh as hell.
PD is first to realize that they are teasing their comeback in their every title track.
Hey man--I'm slow
@@formoftherapy not this time, lol
@@formoftherapy nah, you aren't slow
If I heard this on the radio and you told me it was Rosalía, like, I wouldn't even bat en eye! When kpop groups do a reggaeton sound, they usually go for the more 2010's classic reggaeton sound but this is new wave shit, haven't heard anything like it from kpop before
This is incredibly informational!
I'm Spanish and I REALLY love this. It was such a great blend :D really well done.
Insane that we had Lesserafim cover Love Shot and now THIS, not to mention they're all so ripped, just abs galore impossible to look away.
Also about the b-sides Impurities is my favorite, SO damn good, but I'm biased cause I'm an R&B lover 😏😋
i’m latina and this song is so perfect and nostalgic to me cuz i grew up listening to reggaeton so i love this so much 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
As a Miami native who is half Dominican and has heard their fair share of Latin music, this song definitely has that authentic feel, especially Eunchae’s vocals during the.. pre pre chorus? lol
The part at 3:43 gives me Rosalía vibes, the way they enunciate the words sounds so similar! It definitely feels like a kpop-reggea combo
Edit: even the music video (motorcycles, sassy close ups, the way the camera zooms during the choreo and parts of the choreo being slowed down) feels so much like it as well!
The Mv also reminds of Chicken Teriyaki (and SAOKO ofc) not only the song but also the visuals!
Was literally about to comment this too!
rosalia didn’t create reggaeton she stole it😭
@@mils3550 these are just references, I know Rosalia and about the whole "she does reggaeton but she's not latina" discourse but we're just pointing out similarities here :)
@@mils3550 ikr all these people considering Rosalia the reference for reggaeton music 💀
Honestly your reactions are keeping me alive
This was an amazing reaction! I really enjoy when you get interested by a group/mv and start discussing other stuff outside of what we can see directly (the marketing for example here)
I had to watch this mv two times. Mostly cause the first time I couldn't take my eyes off their faces. Le Sserafim's facial expressions are like on another level. They really look like they are having fun making all those expressions!
I'm latina and I grew up with reggeaton and I can confirm that this is very well done, but they had a latina songwriter (i believe) and a latina producer that does reggaeton, so they did their homework well ❤
It was fun seeing comments of people saying they didn't like certain parts that were actually very reggaeton staple sounds, like Zuha's rap
everything fits perfect in this song. Like for real. MV, Choreo, song. Everythings straight up perfect and also the Album is like REALLY good.
Also you can tell Hybe was preparing for a while even though the group was formed kinda in last minute they had already multiple songs ready and multiple cbs, just like Ive so it's quite nice
Not just reggaeton but also bashment/dancehall, the anti ti ti ti fragile part is SUCH a jamaican female artist hook. This song got me so hype
KAZUHA RAP IS FIRE 🔥VOCAL-100%
MUSIC -100%
DANCE -100%
OUTFITS -100%
PRETTY -100%
LESSERAFIM ❤
Your Reaction
I think I’m addicted to Kazuha. I don’t even notice her in fearless well i like fearless but I wasn’t that interested in the group but jeez this song I’m being so honest be watch the mv and kazuha’s fan cam over 20 times I love her vibe here. She and the leader stand out sooooo much in this
@@caribbeanstudies5340 agree with pair of my leg :)
as mexican, i just LOVED this comeback
they even hired a latinA producer, so i really see myself perreando (dancing) this masterpiece
also, thank u so much for trying to put a great sapphic representation in a music video
This song is not really my style so idk how much I’ll listen to it, but I still think it’s a great song. Does that make sense? Sometimes songs don’t hit personally but you still see that they are definitely good. That’s how I feel, so I’m happy for whoever adores it. My favorite part is Yunjin’s in the first verse. The video is really good tho. Idk about some of the clothes... but, still really good. The stages, I have to see those, the choreo looks amazing!
I like the song but if you don’t like it it’s fine because music is subjective I wasn’t the biggest fan tbh I don’t really like reggaetón as a Mexican-America lol but it grew on me I perfect their besides tbh
This song does have reggaeton vibe but still having some kpop concept. They nailed it I think.
It was amazing, imo i like it more than fearless and I loved fearless, this is honestly one of my favorite comebacks of the year
I liked this a lot more than Fearless. I think this comeback brought out more of the group's identity - it really shows the careful planning from the creative team behind LS. Can't wait for more.
This spoke to my Latina SOUL. I’m so addicted to this song it’s not even funny. The only weak part is the bridge into the final chorus. I could’ve used a little bit more variety in the bridge and more Chaewon or Yunjin adlibs in the final chorus. I know sometimes adlibs can be overkill but this song really coulda benefited from it! Everything else was perfect and Eunchae ate just sayin.
You should totally start reacting to their trailers, they're like mini MVs themselves!
i was waiting for this reaction, as a mexican i love to see le sserafim take on this sound
As a Latino the song sounds amazing is giving what is supposed to give 🎉❤
I'm so impressed by Kazuha's "lovey lovey lovey dovey dovey dovey" pronounciation! I couldn't believe my ears for a sec, sounds like legit reggaeton
This song is sooo good!!! And yeahh next title track probably is "Unforgiven"
Yeah, all of Lesserafim's member have amazing stage presence & powerful confident which rare in korean GG
I think they had 2 Latinas produce this song, that's why the song is so good! Also, I'm Latina and I AM LOVING THIS SONG! WOW honesty, such a good first comeback! LESSERAFIM NEVER DISAPPOINTS! the album was amazing!
I think it’s a huge step up from their debut(fearless) song and music video both. Antifragile is very catchy. The choreo is cool too. Very promising future they have ahead.
i tested positive for covid last friday, and so far its been miserable and full of uncertainty because i'm immunocompromised and therefore have to take things super seriously at home as to not end up in the ICU in a coma. antifragile's become my fight song against covid in a way. it energizes me as i take all the different inhalers and cough suppressants. i'm picking up pieces of the choreo as ways to keep moving even in isolation. i'm glad it came out when it did! though i bet even if i wasn't sick i'd still love it because its my girls. le sserafim is a strong group and source music did well putting them together. they also did a great job choosing the mv director and editor because holy cow i love this mv.
Creative director is the same one BTS has/had for there whole career his name is Kim sung hyun but music and style etc idk who they are. Maybe that's y there so good at story telling and message.
Incase ur wondering you can look it up he had interviews(there all in korean tho) and he was very excited to work with a gg again he first worked for glam and they were also know for speaking for strong girls.
I love hearing PD talk about their own personal experiences! Thank you for sharing those thoughts and checking out Le Sserafim latest CB
They be doing the "first listen bop" challenge which is very rare in kpop
Honestly!!
This comeback is great! I think my fav songs from the album are No Celestial and Impurities. This song has such a reggaeton vibe especially at the “anti ti ti ti” part and in the beat patterns.
No celestial is AMAZING!!!
No Celestial is my favourite from this album. Their b sides are definitely the best!
The reason why I love this channel is because it expands my knowledge and appreciation of music. ANTIFRAGILE is K-pop, but through the video and the comments here I learned that there is a Latin and reggaeton inspiration that is prevalent in the song itself.
There's so much more to these songs than we realize and I really love knowing it. It makes me appreciate the work and dedication artists and the whole team have towsrds their music.
these girls continue slaying damn my girlies i love you all!! the visuals the choreo the mv the sound the vocals ugh everything just chefs kiss
Right now I am a casual listener and holding off as well, but I like what I hear to date. I agree that they have a certain vibe, chill and sophisticated. I think the B-sides will shine here as well. So far I only heard Impurities and I like it. Again, a very sophisticated sound from them.
As a latina who grew up with reggaeton i was pleasently surprised at how they approached this song and the used of the genre, but it makes sense considering that 2 latinas participated in the producing. I heard a lot of people who didn't really vibe with the "weird" phrasing of some parts but to me being used to that I loved it, I get how some might not be too familiarized with this type of sound specially in kpop but I feel like that's what made this track so unique, cause not everyday you see a reggaeton song this well done in the kpop scene. And everything complemented the concept amazingly, the mv, the choreo, the outfits, and also the rest of the mini album, absolutely amazing
the whole album could be desribed as *Chaewon voice* SLAAAY
Yes! Since latin urban music has risen up some years ago(like 5), this is the nearest 2000's regueton sounds-like kpop song
“Global sound” -I love that! Great reaction!🎉
I was very surprised to hear that reggeaton beat and worried because i don't like reggeaton, but it does slap. And the choreo is so good.
Also this music video is one of my favourites, their charisma and attitude makes it so enjoyable, aside from the cool shots, styling, etc.
Some comebacks take 1 - 3 listens for me to get into, but this one is a bop from the get-go.