Killer Choreo!
Pocket Girls aren't exactly an idol group to take seriously, at least not yet. Like the girls of Nine Muses, these four started out in the modeling industry, only unlike Nine Muses, they still work there. It makes sense for them to perform at Motor Shows, because that's where they're known, but because they are known presences there, it feels more like the Motor Shows upgraded their modeling contracts rather than the ex-models graduated into Idol-ship.
This release has a real MV, but I personally think it's rather dull and lifeless, particularly for having an EDM-based track as the ground-work behind it. In the real MV the choreography looks haphazard and rather sloppy, not to mention it fails to show how perfectly the choreo works with all four members. The one advantage of the real MV is that it manages to disguise the appearance of the world's least charismatic rapper... but for the entirety of the time aside from the ten seconds or so when the rapper is supposed to be the main focus, the choreo vid is far more interesting that the real MV. The track is fabulous bounce of EDM energy, that while not the best EDM-based kpop track I've ever heard, is definitely not the worst. It's quite catchy, almost annoyingly so (It got stuck in my head a few days after I first heard it and it wouldn't go away until I found the track again). So it's on point there.
Over all, I do really enjoy this release, particularly the choero, which is both gorgeously sexy and fabulously fun to perform (and seriously impressive considering those heels).
This release has a real MV, but I personally think it's rather dull and lifeless, particularly for having an EDM-based track as the ground-work behind it. In the real MV the choreography looks haphazard and rather sloppy, not to mention it fails to show how perfectly the choreo works with all four members. The one advantage of the real MV is that it manages to disguise the appearance of the world's least charismatic rapper... but for the entirety of the time aside from the ten seconds or so when the rapper is supposed to be the main focus, the choreo vid is far more interesting that the real MV. The track is fabulous bounce of EDM energy, that while not the best EDM-based kpop track I've ever heard, is definitely not the worst. It's quite catchy, almost annoyingly so (It got stuck in my head a few days after I first heard it and it wouldn't go away until I found the track again). So it's on point there.
Over all, I do really enjoy this release, particularly the choero, which is both gorgeously sexy and fabulously fun to perform (and seriously impressive considering those heels).
I Give It a 6/10: Good Job! |  |
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