This week for Music Monday, Simon and Martina reviewed 2PM “Come Back When You Hear This Song” music video. It was great that 2PM finally made their Korean comeback! While Simon and Martina liked the soon, they thought that it lacked a certain something that would make it amazing and blow them away. Watch their full… Continue reading Eat Your Kimchi Reviews 2PM’s “Come Back When You Hear This Song” Music Video
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Eat Your Kimchi Reviews T-Ara N4’s “Countryside Diaries” Music Video
This week for Music Monday, Simon and Martina reviewed T-Ara N4’s “Countryside Diaries” music video. Simon loved the song and thought it was one of the best from this year while Martina thought the first minute was unnecessary. They go on to talk about the deeper meaning of the song. Watch their full review If you haven’t watched… Continue reading Eat Your Kimchi Reviews T-Ara N4’s “Countryside Diaries” Music Video
Eat Your Kimchi Reviews G-Dragon’s “MichiGO” MV
This week for Music Monday, Simon and Martina reviewed G-Dragon‘s “MichiGO” music video. Simon thought it was alright, but was the weakest of G-Dragon’s recent releases. On the other hand, Martina liked it more and thought of as having the same feeling as “Crayon.” While the music video seems random, many of the scenes actually… Continue reading Eat Your Kimchi Reviews G-Dragon’s “MichiGO” MV
Eat Your Kimchi Reviews Jay Park’s “Joah” MV
This week for Music Monday, Simon and Martina reviewed Jay Park‘s latest track “Joah.” They both loved this song as it is un-pretentious, fun and lighthearted, while being upbeat with a catchy chorus. The music video goes outside from the normal “box sets,” but it doesn’t feel like a low production video. Jay park has… Continue reading Eat Your Kimchi Reviews Jay Park’s “Joah” MV
Eat Your Kimchi Reviews K.Will’s “Love Blossom” MV
This week for Music Monday Simon and Martina reviewed K.Will‘s comeback track “Love Blossom.” They thought that the song is perfect for the vibe of the new spring season. It was also the first video in a long time to make them to laugh for being intentionally funny rather than accidentally. While Infinite‘s L and… Continue reading Eat Your Kimchi Reviews K.Will’s “Love Blossom” MV
Eat Your Kimchi Reviews Lee Hi’s “Rose” MV
This week for Music Monday Simon and Martina reviewed Lee Hi’s “Rose” from her first album “First Love.” Although they liked the song and music video, it felt like the song was missing that extra something to make the song sound amazing. Since the song is very muted and soft, they expected a big powerful… Continue reading Eat Your Kimchi Reviews Lee Hi’s “Rose” MV
Eat Your Kimchi Reviews Infinite’s “Man in Love” MV
This week for Music Monday Simon and Martina reviewed Infinite’s “Man in Love.” While they thought that the song wasn’t as catchy or powerful as their previous songs, the music video was very fun and enjoyable to watch. Each of the Infinite members were in their own strange scenario and were actually interacting with the… Continue reading Eat Your Kimchi Reviews Infinite’s “Man in Love” MV
Eat Your Kimchi Reviews U-KISS’ “Standing Still”
This week for Music Monday Simon and Martina reviewed U-KISS‘ “Standing Still.” They thought that it was a totally awesome song that didn’t waste any time in being awesome. Starting off with a sexy electro beat that bleeds into an acoustic guitar, the chorus also flows so well together. The video, however, isn’t as awesome… Continue reading Eat Your Kimchi Reviews U-KISS’ “Standing Still”
Eat Your Kimchi Reviews Lee Hi’s “It’s Over”
This week for Music Monday Simon and Martina reviewed Lee Hi‘s “It’s Over.” While it wasn’t as catchy as her debut track “1,2,3,4” they still like it. Its not a like normal K-Pop song which is poppy and auto tuned. Neither is there a highly choreographed dance or sex appeal. The music video was also… Continue reading Eat Your Kimchi Reviews Lee Hi’s “It’s Over”
Eat Your Kimchi Reviews SHINee’s “Dream Girl”
This week for Music Monday Simon and Martina reviewed SHINee‘s comeback track “Dream Girl.” Start to finish, this song is solid, consistent and fun! No random dubstep breakdowns, no disjointed segments of different styles. Their minor complaints of the song were that there wasn’t a catchy English phrase and that the music video isn’t too… Continue reading Eat Your Kimchi Reviews SHINee’s “Dream Girl”