Song

Fan-boy mode on. Fan-boy mode off. I was totally happy when Brown Eyed Girl’s announced that they were going to have a comeback. Though this song is not what I have been expecting, I am still loving this song. It is a very summery song and sounds very fresh. It’s not a typical ballad. It’s tone is quite cheerful and happy. Normal ballads are sad or tells a sad story.

This song retells a story of a girl who falls in love with a guy at midnight. That I found pretty cute. I love how each of the singers display such good voices for such a song. I also love Miryo’s rap. It is not upbeat or dramatic like Abracadabra or Sixth Sense, but quite soft and calm. It is not fierce like their last 4 songs. This is more of laid-back kind of song, which sounds really good.

Music Video

This music video is really good as well. Normally I get really confused and start noticing things that I should never notice. But this music video is really cool and laid-back as well. You can get into the feel of the video or the flow of it quite easily. There is no need to go “Oh, what is that?” or “What is happening here in this scene?”

Basically, this video is about a person (Narsha) who looks back at another’s (Jea) story. The person look’s at the pictures drawn in a book, which actually allows them to look back and recount or retell the story. The young girl  falls in love with another guy (by ordering him to hang out with her or maybe not). They go the beach and then to the market. On the way to somewhere the girl becomes injured (aka. a small cut on her foot). The guy becomes awkward around her, but piggy backs her to the Ferris wheel. Then they fall in love. The girl kisses the guy and both become lovers. Back to the present, Jea turns up and takes the book away from Narsha. She turns angry at Narsha for taking her book. We then find out the young girl in the book is actually in fact Jea. For those who don’t know, Jea is wearing the same necklace which the guy had handed the girl in the past. Also the book also contains written lyrics. Only Jea in the whole group writes up and composes music (like for example, this song here). And why else would she become overprotective of the book if it was not hers?

That is what I think happened, and it pretty much make sense. I don’t see the plotline where some people have mentioned to me “The young girl is Narsha and Jea took Narsha’s lover.” There is no evidence whatsoever ever of that in the video.

Live Performance

There is not one at all.

And The Rating?

10/10. The song sounds like perfrection to my ears.

Have Fun Watching 😀 Troy.

Music Video