The grand will of “Girls’ Generation”
「少女時代」の壮大な意志
Girls' Generation released a new song on the afternoon of the 1st and performed the song on MBC's special program ``Romantic Fantasy'' that night. With 'I Got a Boy', Girls' Generation showed a new style of singing and performance that was different from before.
"I Got a Boy" is Girls' Generation's first attempt at a genre, and the song develops as if it were a medley of several songs, mixing various styles such as pop, urban dance, hip-hop, and retro. The song is so unique that it may be unfamiliar to the general public, who are used to songs that start, develop, turn, and end. They danced and danced, showing strong hip-hop dancing. The costumes, which used to be uniform with high heels and school uniforms, now have a flashy style that combines retro and hip-hop.
However, fans are still not used to the challenge of a new genre.
Most expressed their nostalgia for the unique charm of Girls' Generation, saying, ``The song is difficult,'' ``I don't know what the lyrics are,'' and ``It's so distracting that it's hard to relate to.'' However, there are many fans who cheer on the unprecedented transformation, calling it ``innovative'' and ``new.''
Girls' Generation, who made a comeback despite mixed reviews, quickly dominated the real-time charts of various music sites such as Melon, Bugs, Monkey3, etc., and topped the charts for 3 days, and is on the verge of surpassing 6 million views on YouTube.
(From K-POP News)
Of course, it was successful.
The number of accesses is approaching 8 million at this time on the third day. It's a tremendous force.
It looks like a street performance performed by girls around the age of 15 or 16, but the sophistication of the dancing is so high that it makes you feel like you're watching a musical.
The sophistication of this kind of dance seems to be a statement that ``even women in their mid-twenties, or even past that age, can return to this place.''
This is exactly the opposite of when Girls' Generation, when they were still teenagers, sang and danced to ``Genie,'' showing off their feminine legs and asserting that ``we are now fine adults.''
Although girls in their mid-teens are beginning the process of growing into women, they still retain some boyishness in many ways. This is because the memory of imitating the play of boys running around in the fields is ingrained in their bodies.
When they dance on the street with the boys, they are unlikely to realize that they are girls.
Here, SNSD's dance performance shows the androgynous charm of teenage girls.
It's beautifully brought out.
Of course, male fans will be drawn to ``Girls' Generation,'' which dates back to this era. I found it fascinating.
I wonder if the women who passed through here also feel nostalgic?
In ``Girls' Generation,'' I sense a grand will to continue ``keeping'' the era of 15 to 25 years old, moving back and forth at will. I want you to show me. They can do it.
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Girls' Generation's Yuna talks about her comeback after 5 years: "It was nostalgic...I felt close to the members."
「少女時代」の壮大な意志
Girls' Generation released a new song on the afternoon of the 1st and performed the song on MBC's special program ``Romantic Fantasy'' that night. With 'I Got a Boy', Girls' Generation showed a new style of singing and performance that was different from before.
"I Got a Boy" is Girls' Generation's first attempt at a genre, and the song develops as if it were a medley of several songs, mixing various styles such as pop, urban dance, hip-hop, and retro. The song is so unique that it may be unfamiliar to the general public, who are used to songs that start, develop, turn, and end. They danced and danced, showing strong hip-hop dancing. The costumes, which used to be uniform with high heels and school uniforms, now have a flashy style that combines retro and hip-hop.
However, fans are still not used to the challenge of a new genre.
Most expressed their nostalgia for the unique charm of Girls' Generation, saying, ``The song is difficult,'' ``I don't know what the lyrics are,'' and ``It's so distracting that it's hard to relate to.'' However, there are many fans who cheer on the unprecedented transformation, calling it ``innovative'' and ``new.''
Girls' Generation, who made a comeback despite mixed reviews, quickly dominated the real-time charts of various music sites such as Melon, Bugs, Monkey3, etc., and topped the charts for 3 days, and is on the verge of surpassing 6 million views on YouTube.
(From K-POP News)
Of course, it was successful.
The number of accesses is approaching 8 million at this time on the third day. It's a tremendous force.
It looks like a street performance performed by girls around the age of 15 or 16, but the sophistication of the dancing is so high that it makes you feel like you're watching a musical.
The sophistication of this kind of dance seems to be a statement that ``even women in their mid-twenties, or even past that age, can return to this place.''
This is exactly the opposite of when Girls' Generation, when they were still teenagers, sang and danced to ``Genie,'' showing off their feminine legs and asserting that ``we are now fine adults.''
Although girls in their mid-teens are beginning the process of growing into women, they still retain some boyishness in many ways. This is because the memory of imitating the play of boys running around in the fields is ingrained in their bodies.
When they dance on the street with the boys, they are unlikely to realize that they are girls.
Here, SNSD's dance performance shows the androgynous charm of teenage girls.
It's beautifully brought out.
Of course, male fans will be drawn to ``Girls' Generation,'' which dates back to this era. I found it fascinating.
I wonder if the women who passed through here also feel nostalgic?
In ``Girls' Generation,'' I sense a grand will to continue ``keeping'' the era of 15 to 25 years old, moving back and forth at will. I want you to show me. They can do it.
★ Yuna comeback related articles
Girls' Generation's Yuna talks about her comeback after 5 years: "It was nostalgic...I felt close to the members."
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