I'm going to be honest.
I've seen the one-hour talk before the MV went live and after purchasing the album and listening to Flip A Coin and Karma, I realized there was no distinction.
Granted, in the talk, one of the members said Karma was supposed to be a mixture/hybrid of Hide & Seek and Flip A Coin and prior to watching the MV, I thought, "Okay, there will be some elements of another song."
And after watching the MV the first time, I loved it, but, after listening to both Flip A Coin and Karma from the album, I thought my ears were lying because they were basically the SAME song. Or at least Karma felt like Flip A Coin: Part 2. And, to my ears, I could not hear any familiarity of Hide & Seek, either.
So, that's why I'm kind of disappointed that there was no real distinction between the two songs.
All Art might as well just called the title track Flip A Coin. Well, I will.
Hopefully, in the next comeback, All Art does not do this. I just want an actual difference/distinction.
If anyone else can tell me of any group that had previously done something like this, please let me know-- where a title and a B-side tracks sounded the same-- because I'm really curious.
Beyond that 10% issue, Rinji Hwang, the new member, crushed the MV with her part!!
She seriously reminded me of Tiffany Hwang from Girls' Generation and Karina and Winter from aespa, as far as facial resemblence.
And I know she appeared with PIXY some months ago while touring in Europe so that's why she seems so comfortable in the MV on the performance side of it.
The rest of them did well and looked so good and badass in the MV, too!