Songs with Unnecessary DUBSTEP.

[RainStormRaider]

Yeah....I'm on it like white on rice.

 

 

 

 

Please feel free to post all of TV2Q's recent album songs here.

 

 

 

Discuss.

 

[Sarah ☆]

 

[bloodshy]

 

[humanoid]

here i stand - tvxq

[sane]

Question: Are you one of those people who thinks all dubstep is unnecessary?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Omg Action so much though 

 

 

[Hero Kim Jaejoong]

Every dub step song invented.

[Ghettoe]

I have a feeling Rain discovered CL's song today and is on a rampage.

[mglsts]

No song needs dubstep, so it's always unnecessary.

[RainStormRaider]

Question: Are you one of those people who thinks all dubstep is unnecessary?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Omg Action so much though 

 

 

 

No, I kinda like it.....like a lot.....but some of it is just unnecessary, specially if there's no actual lead up to it.

 

 

 

 

 

I have a feeling Rain discovered CL's song today and is on a rampage.

STOP BEING PSYCHIC GHETTOE!

[Joji.]

 

 

It's not bad but it just comes out of nowhere..

[taemeindepaemin]

nu'est action

and that cl song

[fabiola]

 

 

 

came here to post those 

[Mog]

Definitely second CL's song.

 

Also most KPop songs (that do include it) in general tend to stick in unnecessary dubstep. 

[Legacy1223]

Problem is that most dubstep found in kpop sounds like shit. It's not that it's unnecessary, it's just executed poorly. 

 

A great example of some prime dubstep would be Wonder Girls' "The DJ Is Mine" 

[3031]

All of TVXQ's song that have dubstep and Kyari's Invader Invader come to mind

[Popero44]

Hyuna's Bubble Pop.  I din't even know CL's song had dubstep in it.  I guess I should have listened to the whole thing.

[Guitargeekette]

TVXQ's Catch Me. GAWSH that dubstep was so long and sloppy. >.< messed up what otherwise would have been a solid trance song.

[michigointomypants]

I was going to post CL.

[Sooyoung]

A great example of some prime dubstep would be Wonder Girls' "The DJ Is Mine" 

 

 

Hyuna's Bubble Pop.  I din't even know CL's song had dubstep in it.  I guess I should have listened to the whole thing.

 

It doesn't.

[KimHamChin]

I was also gonna go with NU'EST FACE

[MoreTokyo]

Haven't heard too many groups in K-pop that have effectively found a way to use dub-step correctly because they often times use it as an after thought or unnecessary addition. After School effectively used their breakdown in Flashback because it was nicely timed and resonated with the remainder of the track but that is one of the few examples that I can remember of it being used correctly.

[DocumentaLy]

Every dub step song invented.

 

 

No song needs dubstep, so it's always unnecessary.

 

No. It just has to be incorporated in a correct way.

 

Also most KPop songs (that do include it) in general tend to stick in unnecessary dubstep. 

 

This.

 

Problem is that most dubstep found in kpop sounds like shit. It's not that it's unnecessary, it's just executed poorly. 

 

This.

[mglsts]

No. It just has to be incorporated in a correct way.

 

K-Pop/Pop songs still don't need dubstep in order to be good, thus making it unnecessary, which was my point.

Even in the songs that it might sound good, the song would most likely work without it anyway,

[DocumentaLy]

K-Pop/Pop songs still don't need dubstep in order to be good, thus making it unnecessary, which was my point.

Even in the songs that it might sound good, the song would most likely work without it anyway,

 

I see it differently. Koreans just don't know who to make dubstep work. I enjoy it when it's used correctly in other scenes.

[Tee]

All Kpop songs with dubstep.