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If they debuted these day, with the 80s synth pop wave in K-Pop currently, I doubt they would be as underrated as they are right now.
NOM, Blockbuster, Fever or Y.O.U would've made for great funky and fun debuts.
Especially with their throwback elements.
NOM basically being a LEGO MV with old pc's, pixelated clouds, bright colors.
BlockBuster literally being a "remix" of one of the most iconic movie soundtracks from Ghost Buster.
Fever incorporating Heelys into the choreo.
Y.O.U is the literal embodyment of 90s fashion, synths and hip hop choreo. (Think of EXID's Lady MV & Song)
And even Lupin, a more modern song, refering a fictional gentleman thief in a novel from 1905 - Arsené Lupin, still has the funk going on.
Anyway I'll leave the MVs here in case anyone wants to check them out
@Boy Group
NOM, Blockbuster, Fever or Y.O.U would've made for great funky and fun debuts.
Especially with their throwback elements.
NOM basically being a LEGO MV with old pc's, pixelated clouds, bright colors.
BlockBuster literally being a "remix" of one of the most iconic movie soundtracks from Ghost Buster.
Fever incorporating Heelys into the choreo.
Y.O.U is the literal embodyment of 90s fashion, synths and hip hop choreo. (Think of EXID's Lady MV & Song)
And even Lupin, a more modern song, refering a fictional gentleman thief in a novel from 1905 - Arsené Lupin, still has the funk going on.
Anyway I'll leave the MVs here in case anyone wants to check them out
@Boy Group
