Umu: Ooh. Minooh
Kevin: Why is this 4 on trending (Youtube page)? I'm con- Umu: Fiancé
Umu: Because the song is hella dope and
Umu: It's by Mino from Winner and it's number 4 on trending. Congrats bro. Kevin: Interesting
Kevin:Yeah
Umu: Okay. Fiancé. Do you want to be my fiancé?
Kevin: Mmmaybe a- a couple of years down the line.
Umu: Will you be my fiancé?
Kevin: Boy there's a lot.
Umu: Ok, there we go. Finally I missed the spacebar multiple times
Kevin: That's, oh
Umu: Minor. Kevin: Oh, oh.
Kevin: This is the Michelle chord progression. By the Beatles. *Umu humming alongside the melody*
Kevin: Which is just a descending chromatic line, but I think Michelle. *Umu still humming*
Umu: Uuh, I expected it to like just go crazy off the beat, but he's taking his time to build.
Umu: The base is gonna come in and it's gonna rock our headphones.
Umu: I have a feeling. Maybe not.
Kevin: It probably will.
Umu: Okay.
Umu: Adding in more percussion.
Kevin: Interesting.
Kevin: Dystopia. Will follow up to. Utopia.
*Kevin having the giggles*
Kevin: Ooh
[couldn't make out what Umu said here sadly]
Kevin: What a weird vibe.
Kevin: Not really base heavy.
Umu: But there's still like a drop. Kevin: It's- yeah.
Kevin: It's a drop. It's a trap drop.
Umu: They hard compressed it. Kevin: Yeah
Umu: Nice little break.
Kevin: Yeah, given how closed off the beginning sound effect sounded I was imagining like a giant-
Umu: Me too.
Kevin: Drop, that just swallows us whole.
Umu: But it still feels.. small for some reason Kevin: Yeah.
Kevin: Ooh
Kevin: Oh okay. That's weird.
Umu: Wait.
Kevin: No, no. No, it may seem like it went down the line but it did this-
Kevin: There was this break so you thought that we're in a new key.
Kevin: Now, we're back.
Umu: Also, there's something doubling the original progression synth.
Umu: Like an actual base. Kevin: Yeah.
*Umu singing gibberish*
Umu: I like this traditional, like almost, like vocals and instrument synth in the background during that section.
Umu: For like a second.
Kevin: Yeah.
Umu: But there's like- Kevin: It's okay.
Kevin: It's-
Kevin: I think it is too poppy for like a-
Kevin: For any of the traditionals thing.
Umu: It's the sound. Kevin: It's the sound right now.
Umu: I was talking about the sound Kevin: Yeah
Kevin: A lil dorian thrown in there.
Kevin: Uuh, I like the hands, the groupulsion.
Umu: Uuh!
Umu: That was cool. Kevin: That almost sounds like a traditional scale.
Umu: Yeah
Kevin: I don't know if Koreans use that scale too, but it's used in Japanese music a lot.
Kevin: I'm guessing true Korean traditional culture uses it too
Umu: Ringtala~ and then resolve.
Kevin: Oh my gosh.
Umu: Change it up. Okay. Cool.
Kevin: Oh nice major four, minor four.
Kevin: Major four.
Kevin: Major? Wow. I'm not.. hearing things well.
Kevin: And then he got blackout drunk.
Umu: I think there's something a little bit more deep going on in the music video than that.
Umu: Yeah
Umu: I've g- I- That song has its moments that definitely surprised us like in the second chorus
Umu: Where.. you talked a little bit about how it just threw in a little difference to the progression then.
Kevin: Yeah
Umu: It had been doing before so it didn't copy and paste the instrumental and they doubled it with something new.
Umu: And then for the final chorus he change- it was it was totally..
Umu: Totally different? Same instrumentation, but like it he developed it a little bit.
Umu: So if he did do copy-pasted of each section, I would have grown tired of this song,
Umu: but I was surprised and pleased to see like the new things that he added as the song went along.
Kevin: It definitely didn't wear me out at all.
Kevin: But especially during the verse and the pre-chorus it seemed like he was trying to go for a certain sound but it ended up like
Kevin: Somewhere Midway. It was still kind of abrasive, but it was kind of a soft section too.
Kevin: Just because of the choice of instrumentals
Kevin: And the way everything's layered together
Kevin: And probably some of the compression and the chorus as a result
Kevin: Didn't end up sounding too satisfying either
Kevin: I hear more potential than like something I would re-listen to.
Kevin: That it had some sort of atmosphere and mood and this clear cut with its sections.
Umu: So are you saying, this song is all of what you just said?
Kevin: This song is it.. Umu: Or is almost there?
Kevin: Is almost there. Umu: Okay. Kevin: Yeah.
Umu: I was like: I got a lot to.. Kevin Yeah yeah yeah
Kevin: It wants to do that but it doesn't quite hit- hit the mark. Umu: Yeah. Kevin Yeah.
Umu: But I mean, he went solo, so this is his solo debut. It's.. pretty solid
Umu: Thanks for watching guys. Kevin: Bye