NewJeans English Song 'Super Shy' Receives Flak: Is It a Hit or Miss?
In an exciting release, girl group NewJeans has unveiled the highly anticipated music video for their latest track, "Super Shy." The captivating song, which features on their upcoming mini album, Get Up, marks a refreshing addition to their repertoire.
NewJeans' Bold Move to English Lyrics Sparks Debate Among Fans
"Super Shy" portrays the relatable tale of unrequited love, as the lyrics explore the hesitations and timidity of an individual harboring a secret crush. Fans were also treated to captivating visual transformations of the group members throughout the video.
Hanni, stunning as ever, unveiled a bold blonde hairdo that left fans in awe.
Danielle maintained her angelic charm with a new bangs hairstyle.
Minji showcased her unique style by incorporating white streaks into her hair.
Haerin adopted a sporty look with a headband and dirty blonde locks.
Notably, Danielle later appeared with a sleek high ponytail, and Hyein experimented with block highlights. Interestingly, despite the blonde hairstyles, the girls also embraced their signature dark-haired aesthetics.
Although the public embraced the song's easy-listening quality, a segment of listeners expressed disappointment regarding the predominantly English lyrics.
Nearly 80% of the song is sung in English, with repetitive verses being a significant factor. Some critics also voiced their dissatisfaction with the choreography, claiming it did not align seamlessly with the song's essence.
Netizen React
Here are reactions from netizens, as compiled by theqoo, varied in opinion:
"I like the song ㅠㅠ"
"The song is good, the video is pretty, and New Jin is pretty, and I like them all, but I think they play separately from the music and choreography. I felt it since the days of Ditto."
"I've only heard it once, but the color of the music video is so pretty"
"Almost English lyrics"
"The song is cute with the song on, but the lyrics are mostly in English, so it's a bit disappointing."
Ultimately, "Super Shy" presents itself as primarily an English song, with the entirety of its lyrics delivered in the language.
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