From “Shufa amount 4 seconds…” ((G)I-DLE)
「シュファ分量4秒…」から（(G)I-DLE）
“Shufa portion 4 seconds…” (G)I-DLE “HWAA” part distribution topic
From “Shufa amount 4 seconds…” ((G)I-DLE)
“Shufa portion 4 seconds…” (G)I-DLE “HWAA” part distribution topic
★ (G)I-DLE released their 4th mini album "I burn" on the 11th. The part distribution for the title song "HWAA (Spark)" has been released. In the Korean online community, the small portion size of Shuhwa has become a hot topic of discussion.
“HWAA (Spark)” is a Moombahton genre song that expresses the cold feelings of separation. Leader Soyeon is in charge of writing, composing, and arranging the song. Pop Time also participated in the composition and arrangement.
According to the YouTube channel "random_k", Soyeon had the longest length of the song at 37.7 seconds. Next in second place was Minnie with a time of 28.4 seconds. 3rd place went to main vocalist Miyoung. On the other hand, Shuhua had the least number of parts. The amount of time was "4 seconds", which is overwhelmingly less than other members.
★(Korean online community reaction)
▼ “She looked well-balanced on stage, but Soyeon is overwhelming.”
▼“Shufaㅠㅠㅠㅠ”
▼"4.0 seconds ㅠㅠㅠㅠ"
▼"It's not like 10 people, but 4 seconds with 6 people is amazing."
▼“Poor Shuhua”
▼ “Isn’t that why Shuhua is in the middle during the dance break?”
▼"It seems like they gave her a lot of center part instead. When I looked at the stage, it felt very even."
▼ "No matter how bad you are, 4 seconds is..."
▼ “When Shuhua performed ``Oh My God,'' she thought, ``Why are there so few?'' But when she saw the performance at the end of the year, she was convinced. She needs to practice hard.''
(“(G)I-DLE’s lowest ability” Shuhua has a harsh opinion on the “KBS Song Festival” maknae stage: “He’s worse than the average person”)
▼“I can understand it when I look at her ability. She’s not good at singing, dancing, and expressing herself on stage.”
▼"Shuhua needs to start practicing her pronunciation. Compared to other foreign idols, her Korean pronunciation is inaccurate. To be honest, she's not very good at singing or dancing either."
▼"Even though it's a group of six people, singing with five people is more complete. If you look at the discussion of part distribution, there are reasons why some people have more parts and others have fewer parts."
▼ “The number of idol parts is a matter of the cube that includes Shufa as a member.”
▼“If you consider the quality, this is the correct answer.”
▼"Shufa herself said that she doesn't speak Korean well enough, so she wanted her to speak less. If she doesn't know, I want her to keep quiet."
▼“Look at the size of Shuffapart’s impact”
The amount of footage shot to finish the music video for the comeback title song "HWAA (Spark)" is probably 10 times...or 20 times more.
The music video is completed by connecting only the videos that are considered good.
This MV will probably be released with the best footage for every member.
Naturally, the MV for “HWAA (Sparks)” shows great results. The members' dancing is so spectacular that it gives me goosebumps. Everything from the legs to the waist, the position and angle of the arms, and even the tips of the fingers are aligned like ears of rice that sway depending on the strength of the wind. You can't help but wonder how much each individual member would have to practice to become like this...
★➡“HWAA (Spark)” is a Moombahton genre song that expresses the cold feelings of breakup.
In order to gauge the members' level of understanding of this song, it would be better to observe the members' singing voices, facial expressions, and emotional expressions.
I watched the music with the awareness that it was a 4-minute drama.
Soyeon's rapping is intense. Even if you don't understand the words, there is a power of passion that tries to convey to you.
She is a talented person who could do well as a solo singer.
I feel like the solo up time of 30 seconds is a bit much. I don't think it would be a bad idea to give Shuhua 5 or 7 seconds (?) to hear her voice.
However, I don't think that this amount is a plus for this song, but a minus. Soyeon's rap really fits this song.
The time for all other members except Shufa was within about 10 seconds. It would seem that there would be no problem even if the rankings of these four people were swapped, but it probably happened that the higher ranked players had many good moments.
I felt that these four people's singing voices, facial expressions, and emotions were getting closer to the worldview of this song. None of the singing voices, facial expressions, or emotions give the impression that they are cutting through the sky. Because he was given so many singing scenes, he probably felt tense in his arms, squinted in one eye, and distorted his facial expressions as he listened to the lyrics. I think Shuhua's impressions were different from the other members because she only limited herself to the generation of words.
That's why I tried to follow the members' expressions and movements when they didn't have a singing part.
Even so, she felt that Shuhua's dancing ability was a little inferior to the other members. I also noticed that her expression didn't change much when she retreated to the side. If she can understand the lyrics, I think she will be able to follow the members' singing voices with her facial expressions and emotions, and I think there will be more scenes where she is cut solo in videos even if she is on the sidelines...
It's a shame because she's the type of person whose popularity will skyrocket once she starts to break out.
「シュファ分量4秒…」から（(G)I-DLE）
“Shufa portion 4 seconds…” (G)I-DLE “HWAA” part distribution topic
From “Shufa amount 4 seconds…” ((G)I-DLE)
“Shufa portion 4 seconds…” (G)I-DLE “HWAA” part distribution topic
★ (G)I-DLE released their 4th mini album "I burn" on the 11th. The part distribution for the title song "HWAA (Spark)" has been released. In the Korean online community, the small portion size of Shuhwa has become a hot topic of discussion.
“HWAA (Spark)” is a Moombahton genre song that expresses the cold feelings of separation. Leader Soyeon is in charge of writing, composing, and arranging the song. Pop Time also participated in the composition and arrangement.
According to the YouTube channel "random_k", Soyeon had the longest length of the song at 37.7 seconds. Next in second place was Minnie with a time of 28.4 seconds. 3rd place went to main vocalist Miyoung. On the other hand, Shuhua had the least number of parts. The amount of time was "4 seconds", which is overwhelmingly less than other members.
★(Korean online community reaction)
▼ “She looked well-balanced on stage, but Soyeon is overwhelming.”
▼“Shufaㅠㅠㅠㅠ”
▼"4.0 seconds ㅠㅠㅠㅠ"
▼"It's not like 10 people, but 4 seconds with 6 people is amazing."
▼“Poor Shuhua”
▼ “Isn’t that why Shuhua is in the middle during the dance break?”
▼"It seems like they gave her a lot of center part instead. When I looked at the stage, it felt very even."
▼ "No matter how bad you are, 4 seconds is..."
▼ “When Shuhua performed ``Oh My God,'' she thought, ``Why are there so few?'' But when she saw the performance at the end of the year, she was convinced. She needs to practice hard.''
(“(G)I-DLE’s lowest ability” Shuhua has a harsh opinion on the “KBS Song Festival” maknae stage: “He’s worse than the average person”)
▼“I can understand it when I look at her ability. She’s not good at singing, dancing, and expressing herself on stage.”
▼"Shuhua needs to start practicing her pronunciation. Compared to other foreign idols, her Korean pronunciation is inaccurate. To be honest, she's not very good at singing or dancing either."
▼"Even though it's a group of six people, singing with five people is more complete. If you look at the discussion of part distribution, there are reasons why some people have more parts and others have fewer parts."
▼ “The number of idol parts is a matter of the cube that includes Shufa as a member.”
▼“If you consider the quality, this is the correct answer.”
▼"Shufa herself said that she doesn't speak Korean well enough, so she wanted her to speak less. If she doesn't know, I want her to keep quiet."
▼“Look at the size of Shuffapart’s impact”
The amount of footage shot to finish the music video for the comeback title song "HWAA (Spark)" is probably 10 times...or 20 times more.
The music video is completed by connecting only the videos that are considered good.
This MV will probably be released with the best footage for every member.
Naturally, the MV for “HWAA (Sparks)” shows great results. The members' dancing is so spectacular that it gives me goosebumps. Everything from the legs to the waist, the position and angle of the arms, and even the tips of the fingers are aligned like ears of rice that sway depending on the strength of the wind. You can't help but wonder how much each individual member would have to practice to become like this...
★➡“HWAA (Spark)” is a Moombahton genre song that expresses the cold feelings of breakup.
In order to gauge the members' level of understanding of this song, it would be better to observe the members' singing voices, facial expressions, and emotional expressions.
I watched the music with the awareness that it was a 4-minute drama.
Soyeon's rapping is intense. Even if you don't understand the words, there is a power of passion that tries to convey to you.
She is a talented person who could do well as a solo singer.
I feel like the solo up time of 30 seconds is a bit much. I don't think it would be a bad idea to give Shuhua 5 or 7 seconds (?) to hear her voice.
However, I don't think that this amount is a plus for this song, but a minus. Soyeon's rap really fits this song.
The time for all other members except Shufa was within about 10 seconds. It would seem that there would be no problem even if the rankings of these four people were swapped, but it probably happened that the higher ranked players had many good moments.
I felt that these four people's singing voices, facial expressions, and emotions were getting closer to the worldview of this song. None of the singing voices, facial expressions, or emotions give the impression that they are cutting through the sky. Because he was given so many singing scenes, he probably felt tense in his arms, squinted in one eye, and distorted his facial expressions as he listened to the lyrics. I think Shuhua's impressions were different from the other members because she only limited herself to the generation of words.
That's why I tried to follow the members' expressions and movements when they didn't have a singing part.
Even so, she felt that Shuhua's dancing ability was a little inferior to the other members. I also noticed that her expression didn't change much when she retreated to the side. If she can understand the lyrics, I think she will be able to follow the members' singing voices with her facial expressions and emotions, and I think there will be more scenes where she is cut solo in videos even if she is on the sidelines...
It's a shame because she's the type of person whose popularity will skyrocket once she starts to break out.
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