MEOVV salvaged thanks to great live, but still missing this one thing!

Recently, THE BLACK LABEL officially launched the rookie g.irl group MEOVV. As the first g.irl group project personally selected and trained by Teddy - the producer behind BLACKPINK's success, MEOVV has high expectations from the public.

However, the group's debut single has caused many mixed opinions. While people are still arguing about the potential of the new g.irl group, MEOVV has an interesting "comeback", making netizens "crazy" with the clips performing the new song. Although the debut MV has disappointed many people, this is still a song that is enough for the rookie girls to show their strengths.

On September 8, MEOVV had their first promotional stage on Inkigayo. Teddy's "5 cats" impressed with their visuals, stable skills, and extremely outstanding stage presence.

Thanks to these strengths, MEOVV received full positive points for their first promotional stage. The video recording the "MEOW" stage at Inkigayo quickly gained more than 1 million views after only 1 day of posting, surpassing the official MV to take over the top 1 trending in Korea. Compared to the frivolous, money-smelling MV version, the Korean public was more interested in MEOVV's performance stage.

After watching the girls dominate the stage, the audience had a clearer assessment of the potential of THE BLACK LABEL's rookie g.irl group. Among them, Ella, Gawon and Sooin were the 3 most praised members. The charisma of "little Park Min Young" Gawon was endlessly praised by Knet, even though previously Koreans were not very interested in her visual.

From here, the debut song "MEOW" also started to rise in the digital music charts. Currently, the group has entered the top 100 of MelOn, the debut single also made its mark with #5 on the Bugs chart.

The sharp eyes, professional expressions, and ability to control body movements of the rookies trained under Teddy brought an eye-catching performance. In the context of Kpop being "drowned" by the talent crisis of new generation g.irl groups, a group with proper training and real ability attracted the public's attention.

Not only that, after its release, "Meow" was quickly compared to "Batter Up" by BabyMonster - a 5th generation g.irl group of the "big guy" YG. When it was released in November 2023, "Batter Up" did not enter many major charts, but only stopped at 140 Genie. On the contrary, "Meow" achieved higher digital music success, with 53rd place on Bugs and 126th place on Genie. However, the song still encountered many mixed opinions.

However, the song still received mixed opinions.

Many people think that this is just "instant noodles" rather than a well-invested music product. The naive lyrics in the chorus - which is the strength of Teddy Park and The Black Label - are what disappoints Kpop audiences. It's just a "meow" sound imitating a cat's meow, combined with the lyrics: "Now you speak French, talkin' 'bout we... Wons and yens and dollars (Hey), comma, comma (Hey)" (roughly translated: Now you speak French about us. Wons, yens and dollars, bring them here). Not to mention, each member doesn't have many long singing or rapping parts to "show off" their vocal skills. Is "Meow" composed according to the trend of short music, breaking away from the "golden" 3-minute framework? The song's duration is only 2 minutes and 55 minutes, of which the intro and outro take up 1/3. This results in a significant reduction in group segmentation.

In addition, the MV "Meow" does not contain a clear story, but simply helps MEOVV show off their visual strengths. Wearing luxurious outfits from leading fashion houses, the 5 "cats" quickly "score points" with their luxurious aura and youthful, individual image.

MEOVV singing live for the first time was commented on faded, 1 member saved the whole group Bảo Nam16:51:44 09/09/2024After releasing his debut MV titled MEOW, the rookie of THE BLACK LABEL - MEOVV had his first performance stage for this song, attracting special attention from fans.