There were good releases, I agree. One thing I think made Gasoline good is because Key is hands on with it.
As for Aespa, they did release Illusion, my fave of all time of theirs. Followed by I'll Make You Cry. But those are the only songs I listen to from them, along with Black Mamba.
Hmm, LSM claims it has been years in the making but I think he just saw what Marvel was doing with the MCU and then went "Oh." 💀 I don't know if they took into account these factors:
1. The MCU is a collection of well-known and loved comic book characters that already has a huge fan base...
If done properly, it could've been something. However, instead of finding a way how to incorporate the idea around what each individual can offer, they make those individuals conform to it. So do their songs. Nobody would be able to relate to Kwangyafied experiences and emotions in the long run.
It just frustrates me that people know how vocally good these artists are, but the management keeps messing up. I also think that forcing the SMCU by making their artists adapt the Kwangya concept (aside from it being only Aespa's) is also killing the creativity.
I think SM is dropping the ball on the quality of their releases these days for their artists. As an EXO-L, I HATED Don't Fight the Feeling a lot (apologies to my fellow Eris). SuperM may have hits and misses but their songs so far are still better than Got the Beat.
Yet there are only 2 songs...
Understandable because it's the same thing here; I didn't like the song. However, I did see some people complaining about it and the MV. I saw another user mention they didn't even know there was an MV, so we can also take that into consideration. I wish we had access to data for this.
It could be, though that has to be investigated. I personally think it was because the song just isn't good. Some people didn't like it and they even hated the MV.
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