lol. I never imagined Boram trying to look badass at any point in her life, but now I don't have to since her sister is also a midget that looks just like her. On the other hand, Wooram is more useful in this one song than Boram has been in the past three years. Though, Boram is in the better position. She rode to fame by doing nothing but smoking weed and allowing Cyclops and Eunjung to get T-ara popular. On the other hand, Wooram's group will be lucky to last a year and gain any sort of popularity.
As for the song itself, I didn't like it. From what I've read, it was produced by some dude named Kush, who used to be a composer for YG. Well, that explains a lot. The song was a mess. It was one of those songs where the composer tried to do too much but failed at just about everything. It sounds like many songs mixed into one, and the transitions from the slow to the faster parts are jarring. The transitions just happen out of nowhere.
The talent is there. For an idol group, I'm impressed. I figured Wooram would be super fucking useless, but surprisingly she holds her own. The other two members are good for what roles they have. This may be a group to look forward to, as long as they get different producers to work on their music. This isn't a visually appealing group, so they'll need better songs to gain some fans.
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