Hello readers, been a while.
Have struggled to keep track of Bangtan's activities as much especially if it is related to English language songs that are trying to reach Western radio stations and whatnot. I have some reservations when artists do that but if the song is actually decent, I may like it.
V/Taehyung with his English language solo songs and diving into a jazz beat where appropriate. It suits his voice.
The Love Me Again MV has scenes featuring a television which remind me a little of Karaoke videos from the 90s.
Rainy Days MV. Cosy video setting.
Jimin's Like Crazy was enjoyable and reminding me of some 80s/90s pop. The type of beat I enjoyed at a young age.
Jungkook's Seven featuring Latto. The MV has Han So Hee as the love interest and Jungkook is trying very hard to win her back. Clearly she is annoyed and almost grows fed up with his constant advances (even when there is a serious flood, he still wants to try to win her heart) but then eventually accepts him back near the end of the song and video.
Baekho's special performance film where he covered a JYP song "Elevator". Sounds and looks great as always. I've been enjoying his MC'ing on an idol show which tests idols' physical abilities (Idol Chulbal Dream Team).
ENHYPEN - Criminal Love special stage. I saw this on the Fate In Seoul livestream. Stunning choreography and the song is my kind of aesthetic. I still need to finish reading Dark Moon - Blood Altar.
Full stage fancam which showcases the guys' full dancing.
EDIT: Enhypen just dropped the MV for the Japanese version of Bite Me which is included in the Blossom single. Both the Korean and Japanese version MVs for their songs still connect to the same concept and it's amazing. Interesting how the Bite Me MV (Japanese) has the female dancers at the beginning but they disappear in the same way that for example Sunghoon did in the dark blood concept trailer film. There are some theories floating amongst the fans which connect to Dark Moon - Blood Altar.