Were you among those he didn’t like?
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A viral post Learn rekindled the discussion on one of Girls’ GenerationTraces of the title that initially received extraordinarily negative reactions. Although he was performed by one of the most legendary groups of k-pop girls, the debut of the song was welcomed with unexpected criticisms, even by fans.
The track of the title in question is nothing more than “The Boys”, a song considered iconic by many K-Pop fans nowadays.
The post-which has accumulated over 62,000 visual views in highlights how the song has been received badly at the time of release, but since then it has been re-evaluated in a more positive way over time. Some Netizen admitted that they were shocked by how much repercussions he received at that moment, while others discussed what the other traces of the Sm Entertainment Girl group have had to face a similar backlash.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Pa_Tou-dpi
In addition to “The Boys”, their controversial success “I Got A Boy” was often mentioned in the comments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wq7ftozby0e
While “The Boys” was a stylistic departure from the Sound Pop Bubblegum Pop by Girls Generation, “I Got A Boy” adopted an even more experimental approach, mixing more musical genres within a track. At its release in 2013, some K-Pop listeners found it chaotic! But over the years, he has now gained the reputation of innovative and influential trace.
- “If you only look at the songs themselves, all the traces of Girls’ Generation are fantastic, but there are so many that I cannot listen to because of the texts … especially these days, I can’t really stand them.”
- “I remember the boys and I had a guy who has a recourse. Wasn’t it liked, though …? “
- “I thought it would be a boy. In reality I liked the guys. “
- “I had a boy really aroused conflicting reactions.”
- “I don’t know the fans who don’t like them, but their fandom was at his peak at that moment. The concept was fantastic. “
This model of initial reinforking followed by a subsequent appreciation is not unique for the generation of girls. Other groups have experienced similar trajectories with traces of experimental titles: “Zimzalabim” by Red Velvet and “Sticker” by NCT ​​127 are the first examples.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybngb1wg98
As the K-Pop trends evolve, the songs that were once seen as divisive are often rediscovered by new generations of fans, showing that the first impressions are not always definitive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OYWNBTSANG
What do you think? Which trace of other girls can adapt to the description of not having liked it at the beginning, but then become an iconic success? Let us know in the comments to our social media posts!
