Name: The Kulture Study: QWER 'T.B.H' MV
Uploaded: 2024-11-30T08:33:19.000Z
Duration: 18 min 45 s
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Hello everyone and welcome back to Form of Therapy.

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My name is PD and today we're going to be checking out the music video for 고민중독 aka tbh by qwer.

About a month or so ago, I checked out the music video for their debut, Discord.

Now I know I'm a little late on this, but better late than never.

And I checked out the initial music video at the behest of my Patreon members.

I was initially drawn in by the fact that apparently Kim Geran, the YouTuber, was the CEO and in charge of producing this group.

The sound of Discord was insanely refreshing.

Felt like it was drawing on more J-rock anime inspired sounds.

And it was very refreshing for K-rock and just the K-pop music scene in general.

The Korean 고민 is to like ponder between decisions.

So it's like an addiction to making a decision is the Korean title for this.

Now the English tbh, often that's short for to be honest.

It's so much more cinematic and striking than Discord.

Still drawing on like that electro pop alternative indie influence.

It's a mix of k-rock and like I feel like a classic girl group idol pop sound.

This music video has just as much personality as the song.

The reaction of the upper left with Kim Gyeran like it's a.

So the song is basically about those butterflies you have when you're in like with somebody.

And you're pondering between and trying to muster up the courage to telling them.

But it's that teetering between should I should I not.

And the tbh is I guess it's sort of the person's perspective of to be honest.

I have something to say like one of the members says on top of the roof.

Song this time around is less anime j-rock style influence.

Which discord felt like it leaned more in that realm.

This one leans way more I would say classic k-rock.

It feels it other than the like really kitschy zany electronic part.

I think that one is definitely leans a little bit more like that j-pop electronic realm.

The actual vocals and the chorus and the melody.

And I would say slightly older style girl group idol music.

I would say it leans a little bit more k-rock than it does leaning idol music.

But it's like this strange amalgamation of both.

And with that then they combine in that again that j-pop element.

They craft like a very unique sound for qwer.

It's so strange like the sound is so familiar.

But it's like I've still never heard anything like this.

That's a really great production to have that sense of novelty of familiarity.

Wow just whoever is producing their music does an amazing job.

Comparatively to discord it's a lot more it's a lot more cinematic.

It's whether it's like cinematic motivated slow camera movement.

Even with the opening it's a little bit emotional and it's very artful.

Along with adding in a very lively quirky personality to the music video.

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