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KATSEYE - "Gnarly"

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The Telsa name drop made this an automatic chop, & the lyrics progressively didn't get any better like why is Lara saying "making beats, for a boring dumb *****" ?? :monkey:

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  • remonkrk009
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    You either get it or you don't — and I love the bold move... They gave us something completely different from the SIS era. Instead of playing it safe and dropping a track the fans were guaranteed to l

  • 50thStateofMind
    50thStateofMind

  • Well...they looked really good!

Watch this song become a brainrot Gen Alpha classic in a few years

1 hour ago, ZORBIT said:

The Telsa name drop made this an automatic chop, & the lyrics progressively didn't get any better like why is Lara saying "making beats, for a boring dumb *****" ?? :monkey:

bc they're chronically online trolls and this is completely on brand for them :bibliahh:

 

you know this track is hot when people either really hate it or really love it

risktaking queens

Edited by Asscatchem

Welp they were promising. ruined their chances of achieving success in the west. The lyrics are- :rip:
HYBE is sabotaging this i fear

 

Edited by ahzark97

why do i kinda like it? :bibliahh:

they can't pull off alice gao's style, but the beat is good

 

strange decision to go for an experimental song after Touch tho

 

maybe they're looking for another viral tiktok moment

 

 

 

 

2 hours ago, ZORBIT said:

The Telsa name drop made this an automatic chop, & the lyrics progressively didn't get any better like why is Lara saying "making beats, for a boring dumb *****" ?? :monkey:

That whole second verse is so confusing? Like why is she saying all that?? It's so vulgar for no reason, worst part of the song 

Edited by HandsToMyself

4 hours ago, toast said:

I'm kind of living - very bold and unexpected. Also love the video.

 

People will either love or hate this. Hopefully this sparks convo online and gets people talking about them more before they drop Touch 2.

I think that's their goal here. 

Wait.... the more I listen the more I'm stanning....

1 hour ago, Asscatchem said:

bc they're chronically online trolls and this is completely on brand for them :bibliahh:

 

you know this track is hot when people either really hate it or really love it

risktaking queens

If they're so chronically online I'm sure they're aware of Elon Musk so why are they promoting a Nazi brand? :confused:

23 minutes ago, Cain said:

If they're so chronically online I'm sure they're aware of Elon Musk so why are they promoting a Nazi brand? :confused:

That's the only point deduction for them I have tbh

There's no way the Geffen execs heard this song and thought yeah this will be a hit in America. Bang Si Hyuk does not have the vision or know how to get these girls where they need to be :gaycat6:

The gag is... People would be bopping to this if the lyrics were in Korean :skull:

This is definitely different than I would've expected. I hated it on the first listen. It's connecting a bit more on the second. 
 

The lyrics are really bad, but the production is great. 

I'm really confused…. 
 

actually the hook and production is not bad those verses are… atrocious? Especially the first one 

I just watched the music video. The visuals are fire and the choreography goes off. But the lyrics...? I have no clue what they're even trying to say. Lara's second verse is particularly bad - it feels like Miranda Cosgrove's "yeah I cuss a little".

 

The comment section on the video is pretty honest about the disappointment. I wonder what they'll do, and how quickly they'll move on from this single.

 

All that said, I will probably still listen to this... idk the beat is just so good... Lol.

Edited by XXI.

6 hours ago, ZORBIT said:

The Telsa name drop made this an automatic chop, & the lyrics progressively didn't get any better like why is Lara saying "making beats, for a boring dumb *****" ?? :monkey:

I was thinking that too…like why would they intentionally set them up like that? :rip: 

You know what this reminds me of… when Girlicious dropped "Stupid ****" and I just sat there in silence like wth was that? :ahh: 
 

(yes, I know that's a old ass reference lol…but both times I was genuinely shocked and how bad of a song was released by a group I was otherwise excited for). 
 

Both almost felt like a parody or something 

Edited by professor2000

The MV is great, but the song.... Jeez. What are these lyrics? :rip: 

 

Do they even know the girls they are writing for? Do they know their core audience? A Tesla name-drop? 

This is my last post on this today lol…

 

But like, did the label not think about the fact that since they're "guests" in the K-Pop world…that people would take this as mocking K-Pop? 
 

Maybe I'm overly cautious for no reason.  
 

But there are so many confusing things about this single choice.  

 

:celestial5:

This song is aggressively bad and is what happens when a company that is heavily corporate tries to ride alternative waves 

5 hours ago, Asscatchem said:

bc they're chronically online trolls and this is completely on brand for them :bibliahh:

 

you know this track is hot when people either really hate it or really love it

risktaking queens

It's cute that you think they contributed anything to the creative process of this song. They copypasted everything from the demo including Alice's accent

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