B.aby Monster promotes Vietnamese clothes in the new MV, Asa "crushes" Ahyeon

B.aby Monster has just officially returned with the single FOREVER. In particular, YG's pet chicken wore a Vietnamese brand costume in the new MV that surprised fans.

According to Korean media, the group B.aby Monster brought the famous design LSEOUL to the MV. In the long-awaited comeback of this prominent Gen 4 female group, the girls s.how a variety of images from mischievous and luxurious to sexy and individual.

The blue-and-white dresses from the time they appeared throughout the teaser of the new song have aroused the curiosity of fans. Until the sets worn by 3 members Chiquita, Asa and Rami in the first scene of the MV appeared, fashion fans saw that these designs were very familiar, it turned out to be from a local Vietnamese brand that has been very popular recently.

Not only that, these outfits were also included in the group's main "compcard" and "photo visual" to promote the digital single 'Forever'. Before appearing with the beautiful idols in the new MV, the white dress from LSEOUL was worn by member Ahyeon on the first live stage of the song Like That composed by Charlie Puth.

In the MV 'Forever', the main vocalist of the group, Rami, wore a dress with a very poetic name, just like the femininity that this design brings. In addition to the dress, Rami also chose a Rita corset to make the overall outfit both light and charming.

Next, "maknae" Chiquita showed off her sexy and personality in the Emma Set in the Sister Sister collection. The rose accent in the middle of the chest or the ribbon crossed along the hips makes the outfit easy to become the center of attention. Typically, Emma Set and Chiquita were the center in the teaser and the first scene of the new song.

Finally, Nepel Set from the Everest collection was able to shine with main rapper Asa in the MV 'Forever'. Combine a skirt that hugs the shoulders and hugs the body along with the corset. It is still the pure white color of Mount Everest, but Nepel has an irregular beauty with a skirt that falls off her shoulders, hugging her body with a corset.

Returning to "Forever", the song was commented to have a very different color from what YG Entertainment had directed for B.aby Monster in "Batter Up" or "Sheesh".

However, just like YG's known hip-hop strength, the rap segments taken by 2 members Asa and Ruka are still the highlight of the whole song.

Notably, Asa had a surprising performance of fast f.low (fast rap) skills. In the rap segment that only lasted about 6 seconds, Asa proved his ability to rap quickly and extremely smoothly.

Along with that, the combination of Chiquita's solo dance performance, has made this segment the most impressive highlight in the MV.

From the very beginning, Asa has been recognized as the most skilled rapper in the group. In Kpop, most of the members who take on the role of rappers in g.irl groups do not compose themselves. But Asa was known for his ability to compose early on.

In the final B.aby Monster member selection program posted by YG, Asa performed a song she wrote her own lyrics called "Diary". Asa is also the only member of B.aby Monster to write and compose the group's debut song "Batter Up".

In a behind-the-scenes video recording the song "Sheesh", it was Asa who taught the youngest sister Chiquita how to rap.

In an article, YG once emphasized: "ASA's musical ability is on a different level. She shocked everyone with her tongue-in-cheek rap with her rhythmic ability. She also shed tears when practicing her self-composed song 'Diary', which shows how passionate she is about music."

BigTone producer said, "She's a perfectionist, always absorbing what I teach and bringing it back even better."

B.aby Monster is continuously involved in controversy, accused of plagiarizing ideas from TWICE and YG on purpose? Thảo Mai10:59:19 24/06/2024Releasing a seductive image to promote the single Forever, B.aby Monster was not only criticized for being outdated but also caused controversy over its ideas, style and design, and was even accused of plagiarizing its seniors.