Goldenprawn

I hope its true I was looking forward to seeing them comeback around fall/winter. But I guess summer will continue to be tradition for them lol. Can't wait~

Although a good song, with great choreo and a beautifully made mv I really wished 'Butterfly' had a better chorus. That's the only thing missing from the song for me personally. There's a good buildup to it starting, but its missing singing/lyrics to continue on with it for this type of song. I also think it would have possibly been even better than Loona's previously released titles. But at the moment, I think their earlier titles/solos are a bit better than this one. Haven't heard the rest of the repack as of yet though. Another thing is, although nice, Loona isn't the first group to have non Korean poc in a music video. Whether they are just considered the focus, background dancers or both, its not the first for the music industry in general or even kpop at all. Fans constantly bragging and acting as if it is new, in either of those capacities, is not only incorrect but is already starting to get a little annoying. Especially fans who say, we should be 'grateful' because they 'gave us' non Korean poc women in an mv. That sounds really insulting to me honestly and I don't think the mv was designed to be taken that way.

-I think clc's new song is really well produced. The rest of the mini is enjoyable. For some reason though I'm getting a lot of mixed messages with 'No''s lyrics and the video as well. I've seen other fans call it celebrating the rejection of 'restrained femininity'. However, they don't really look like they're doing that in the video? To me at least, it seems like they're saying and doing completely different things in regards to that subject. Still wearing the things they reject as, I guess, 'toxic femininity'(even though a lot of women legitimately like those things) while 'burying' it and telling people they need to reject it too, and not prefer it...while indulging in it? Although, I personally have never been interested in wearing makeup, or heels I understand that a lot of other women do enjoy that. Or that some people may or may not find it attractive for their dating preferences. It's almost like a heavy-handed, mix-match of messages that contradict each other too much. I feel like I shouldn't be taking it all so serious though lol. It's just that the lyrics seem to present a particular message, while coming across as somewhat hypocritical too(not to mention the lyrics hinting at previous concepts used for clc's earlier cb's). Overall it's a little strange to me I guess, where they probably were going with this, but it didn't come across the way it should have. -Also, in regards to androgyny or guys wearing crop tops, I feel as if both sides of the argument make too much of a big deal out of it. There's the argument that says that even though the majority of people don't have that type of style, it's a new thing when it actually isn't. Not even in our generation or in the generations before ours is it something new. I also think that if people aren't attracted to this type of style, that's their prerogative. If you are, that's your prerogative as well. People spewing hate towards the person/or group with that style isn't right of course and should be called out. But someone only saying, 'its not my thing', is okay and not a reason to hate anyone over.

They did a cover of Bohemian Rhapsody; Also a few other shorter Queen songs on their youtube