Very Cute!
I LOVE how the Tarzan traditions are acknowledged through all the magazines and HyeRi's yellow apron! These boys are pretty under-rated, but they're very well produced even though they aren't CJ's big revenue generators. The CG tree set is the only thing that looks remotely out of place, even the comic book flashes and the appearances on VHS tapes and magazine covers look good. The choreography is powerful and fluid, and it plays into the song. I also love the Tarzan-ape-yell that's made it's way into both the song and the MV. The styling's not very visible, but it's also not offensive or anything so I've got no complaint.
Also, the MV's not just abut Tarzan, it's about anyone who lives outside the normal bounds of Society, or feels like they do, which broadens the meaning significantly. The different things the members appear in that are NOT Tarzan related indicate that much. Sometimes, living outside society means you get the girls (the 007 reference), but he doesn't want 'the girls', he wants HyeRi and for that he has to go out and talk to her like a normal human being, which is scarey but worth it.
My only downsides are the fact that the track itself it kind of dull, the story's a little convoluted, and there's no real spark in it.
Also, the MV's not just abut Tarzan, it's about anyone who lives outside the normal bounds of Society, or feels like they do, which broadens the meaning significantly. The different things the members appear in that are NOT Tarzan related indicate that much. Sometimes, living outside society means you get the girls (the 007 reference), but he doesn't want 'the girls', he wants HyeRi and for that he has to go out and talk to her like a normal human being, which is scarey but worth it.
My only downsides are the fact that the track itself it kind of dull, the story's a little convoluted, and there's no real spark in it.
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