Yeeun wonder girls i can hear your voice

no flowerpots in his head), surrounded by police officers who had their guns drawn and directed at them. A plot twist comes at the end of the video, with her hugging her boyfriend (who is notably uninjured вЂ“ i.e. He gets down on one knee and proposed to her, to which she accepts. After killing the final zombie, we see her вЂdeadвЂ™ boyfriend appear with the flowerpot coming out of his head.

Sunmi and her friends launch an attack on the zombies to save themselves (after a bit of song and dance, of course, since SunmiвЂ™s primary occupation is a KPOP idol and not zombie eradicator). We later see her in a video store with her friends, who are later surrounded by zombies. There seemed to be a tinge of regret, but she simply turns away cold-heartedly. After a few hang ups and harsh replies via email, Sunmi throws a flowerpot out of her window, which hits her boyfriend in the head and presumably kills him. He begs for forgiveness, but Sunmi was not having any of it. At the start of the video, it appears that Sunmi and her boyfriend were in a heated argument. In this music video, one of the zombies is her recently former boyfriend. This music video joins the growing appearances of the undead in a lot of their pop culture works. Overall, You CanвЂ™t Sit With Us is another great release from the soloist. That or, the section in question could have been tweaked to be less drawn out and more fulfilling.

But I felt this was something that someone else could have handled. Now I am not trying to say that Sunmi isnвЂ™t a good rapper. So, I think it is more execution and style that was the issue, rather than the overall presence of a rap sequence. To be honest, I did like an idea of the rap sequence, as it does keep the song from falling into a repetitive trance. It was unnecessary, forced and didnвЂ™t feel fitting for the retro synth-pop song that You CanвЂ™t Sit With Us is. The only part of the song which I didnвЂ™t like was the rap sequence we got in the second verse. But nonetheless, it is still substantial effort that puts the song in the same direction with the rest of her tracks. I would have liked the hooks to be a bit bolder and hence more memorable, as it felt like those elements could have gone further. But per usual, listening to the song repetitively since its release last week has definitely helped transform the song into a catchy number. The melodies in the chorus and the hooks in You CanвЂ™t Sit With Us are okay at first. Sleek and elegant vocals, as per all her past comebacks. And for the most part, Sunmi delivers the song is her usual fashion. There isnвЂ™t anything more to the background of You CanвЂ™t Sit With Us, making this a вЂpureвЂ™ release, in terms of synths and retro influences. The song is consistently instrumented with 80s retro synth that fits perfectly into the current KPOP climate. To clarify, You CanвЂ™t Sit With Us isnвЂ™t as iconic as her more popular releases, but it heads in that direction. Sunmi has a pretty good track record when it comes to her discography, and You CanвЂ™t Sit With Us continues that exact trend. It is also the first comeback from Sunmi since the release of Tail earlier this year. This new song is the title track off the soloistвЂ™s 3rd mini-album, 1/6. This post focuses on SunmiвЂ™s latest comeback, You CanвЂ™t Sit With Us, which was released last Friday. As mentioned in my last song review, I am going to do a bit of time travelling to last week (and the past few weeks) over the weekend to review some releases which I should have reviewed, but they just managed to slip by me due to my poor time management over the last few months (and this essentially been snowballing ever since).

Yeeun wonder girls i can hear your voice