Singer: Stray Kids
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Song: INTRO Lose My Breath
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You might be really surprised
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As soon as I heard it,
I knew it was a hit
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We definitely needed a song like this
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I'm quite excited about it
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We haven't talked much
about song camps
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3RACHA went to the Global
Citizen event
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and had the incredible honor
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to work with Charlie
Puth at a song camp
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We used to do song camps often
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but it was a long time
since the last one
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This time, we went to the US
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and had the great opportunity
to work with Charlie Puth
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Being the most fluent in English
among us in 3RACHA
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I tend to immediately discuss
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both my ideas and the others' ideas
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I also relay these ideas to
the members separately
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and fine-tune them as we go along
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I feel like I've learned so much from
attending Charlie Puth's song camp
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I've always enjoyed Charlie
Puth's music
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It was an honor to work with him
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given how much I admire his work
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Charlie is often seen as a genius
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and when you work with him, you realize
he truly is that and more
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Honestly, I put
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a lot of effort into my work
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When it comes to music
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I tend to be very meticulous
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and put a lot of effort
into making music
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but he looked like he was playing
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He managed to do everything
effortlessly
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and it was really surprising
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"Wow, this person is something else"
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I learned a lot from that
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and it inspired me to try
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and implement some of that
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in my work as well
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I don't know, it was
just so fascinating
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The way he worked was very intriguing
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especially how effortlessly the
top lines just flowed out
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as soon as he grabbed the microphone.
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It was truly amazing to witness
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and it made me think, "I need
to work even harder"
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The song itself
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has an old-school feel, but
also a strong R＆B vibe
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Stray Kids has never tried
this genre before
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and we've never done a song with
this kind of emotional tone
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so adapting to that...
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I mean, the song is great, the
track turned out really well
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and the members did an excellent
job recording it
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But when I listened to it myself
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since we had never tried this style
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it felt a bit awkward
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Even recently
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while not often
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because I've listened to it so much
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but sometimes, when I listen
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it makes me realize that our members
can really pull off this style too
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There's a part in the song where
I sing "Ah I lose my breath"
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and during "breath"
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I sing with a shaky
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out of breath kind of feel
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That line captures everything
about the song
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and in my opinion, is truly
the ultimate highlight
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When I listen to the track
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there's this back-and-forth, almost
like a tug-of-war feeling
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There was also an overwhelming feeling
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that led us to the theme
"Lose My Breath"
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Because of that other person, "I'm
truly so out of breath..."
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"it's suffocating"
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That's the kind of theme we went with
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It seems like a deeper love song
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Perhaps a more mature kind of love
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I mean, I don't know love
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I don't know
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"Even if I have to hold my breath,
I want to meet you"
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"I love you"
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It's that kind of feeling
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"Even if it means abandoning myself"
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"I want to have you"
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"I want to win your love"
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It's that type of song
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(When listening to the lyrics)
With "I lose my breath
when you're walking in"
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there's a tension
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a feeling of the heart fluttering
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and it's hard to focus
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It feels completely different
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The lyrics are all in English
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and although it's easy to listen to
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the song incorporates many interesting
compositional elements
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and voice tones that none of us
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have ever used before
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I think "Lose My Breath"
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might really showcase a new
side of our vocal styles
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When I first heard the song, I thought
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"this is going to be fun"
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and that "we could show something
new with this"
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The song itself feels somehow moist
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In my opinion
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this song has old JYP-style elements
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At least, from listening to the track
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"Can I actually pull this off?"
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I thought that at first
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But the more I listened, the
more natural it felt
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and I could even imagine how well
certain members would fit
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particular parts
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Immediately, I felt a huge
sense of responsibility
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because
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the voice in the demo
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was none other than Charlie Puth
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A voice I've grown up listening to
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It was surreal and gratifying
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to hear his voice in our demo
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and in the end
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"now's the time I really
need to step up"
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I thought that a lot
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My first thought was,
"can I handle this?"
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"This is going to be
quite challenging"
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It felt fresh because it was
very different from our
usual style of music
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I was really worried
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but ultimately, showing these sides
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could make it
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more unique for STAY as well
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The song itself is so melodically nice
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that I think it could be widely loved
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if the choreography turns out well too
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The content is really great too
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The Little Mermaid
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Our concept was
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"The Little Mermaid"
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It has a mermaid story unique to SKZ
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The love could be so strong
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that it makes someone escape
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from the water
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We incorporated some fun stories
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about longing into this project
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We don't really mix with "water"
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It was always "fire" for us
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We were minimalistic this time
and tried a lot of new things
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like dancing on water
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or dipping our faces in water
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I mean, dancing on water
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might sound common
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but the setting was beautifully set up
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that I think it'll turn out well
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The splashing added a nice touch too
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so I believe everything will fit well
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I fell over at that part
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I fell over, oh my...
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Anyway, despite falling
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the overall look
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was so coherent and I loved it
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Because it was in water
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I wasn't hurt or scarred or anything
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and I've practiced falling safely
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since I was young, so I was okay
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We had a submerged set
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where we danced
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with the water almost up to our knees
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While the group dance was a key point
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we had a lot of cinematic scenes
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tailored to individual
performances too
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I also drove for the first
time on camera
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I was supposed to keep a serious
face while driving
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but it was so much fun that
I couldn't help but laugh
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One scene with Felix
and me in the rain
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looked really awesome for me
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I thought I looked great
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I think you'll be quite surprised
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when you see our performance
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Previously, we've
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really emphasized power, but this time
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we've toned it down significantly
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While it is a group dance
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it has a lot of rhythmic elements
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so I liked that
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I love the choreography for the hook
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It was the part I liked most when I
saw the choreography submission
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We haven't had a lot of choreographies
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where we stop and hold
certain movements
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so I think our fans will love it too
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I had my concerns
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because if the dance is too hard, it
wouldn't blend well with the song
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but going with a formation-
based approach
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didn't seem right either
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Looking at the performance as a whole
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it's essentially a loop of gentle
and forceful moments
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And then it ends on a strong note
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We wanted to give that diversity
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and since we got submissions from
many different choreographers
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I took all of them
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and reviewed each one
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and decided which parts
to use from which
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The members would express
their opinions
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and that's how we created
the performance
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The choreography
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has subtle points
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that are both natural
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and smooth
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I guess we could call them safe
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By highlighting these points
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we thought the viewers would see
the deeper parts of our message
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We've incorporated medium-tempo moves
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moves
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that we usually wouldn't do
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and
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I think that
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adds an exciting thrill
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to the performance
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Capturing the essence
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of movements such as
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"tick, tick, press, snap!"
was challenging
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So we would split in half and
watch each other dance
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For example, there's a move
in the last chorus
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where you sharply hit
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your shoulders twice
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We aimed to make this movement
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elastic to match the beat
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and although it looks simple
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it's quite tricky to synchronize
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Some use their upper bodies
to go this way
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others use isolation
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and because there are
so many variations
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it took us a significant amount
of time to get it right
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The members found that a bit hard
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but because it was another challenge
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we overcame it while having fun
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We've been practicing hard
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If we upload a dance challenge
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the hand movements
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especially the hands
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and feet
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should be parts to look out for
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as well as facial expressions
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It's always the facial expression,
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the hand gestures, and the feet
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that really explain, express
this song's color
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For the beat
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use the entire beat and hit briefly
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We've really changed up
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the members' singing techniques
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and the direction of our recordings
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The theme revolves around breathing
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so we went JYP style,
half air, half sound
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but with air at around 70 or 80 instead
of the usual 50:50 ratio
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In the beginning
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where the instruments drop out and
the track gets a bit quieter
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we blend in air to create a
key mood-setting moment
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Then, as the music builds to a climax
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Lee Know sings on a strong note
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In our Stray Kids songs, whenever
we hit high notes
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or when we sing, we sing
in a piercing style
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If we sang high notes like
that in this song
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it would break a lot of the emotion
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We have to sing very delicately
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and open up a lot of space within here
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so that it sounds not angular
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but more round, and filled
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Feel, intonation, everything's
like that
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but we focused on vocalization
the most
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and having to sing each and every word
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adjusting like that was
the hardest part
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- Okay, let's go
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Okay
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Not bad?
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Okay, very good
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Sing as if you're out of breath
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The last two lines were half-falsetto!
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That was good
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It felt different, though
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Yeah, this feeling...
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You could do more, I think
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I was most surprised by
Seungmin and Changbin
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Seungmin
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brought the song to life much better
than I thought he would
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I feel like he's improved
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so much it's almost unrealistic
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Sometimes when I'm bored
and he's humming
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practicing or he just released a cover
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I think, "he's improved a lot
and he's still improving"
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and I think, "he recorded this song"
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"with a really strong leading
voice, and he did well"
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The image of Changbin
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as a rapper is very strong, right?
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But in this song, he also sings
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When he sings, he has
a very sharp voice
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which suits R＆B or old hip hop songs
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but even in this kind of song
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I was surprised by how well his style
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could shine through and
how well he sang
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Let's start with "'Cause" first
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Yes
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I think this is okay
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I think maybe just a little bit more
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Okay, I'll try that
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Yeah, this level of "stops" is good
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In terms of vocals, the members
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work really hard and are really good
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so I'm not very ambitious
in that sense
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I'm not ambitious like that
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but if given the opportunity
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I don't want to hear people say
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"Oh, he's a rapper, so..."
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or "his vocals are just okay"
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I do not want to hear that
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I want to hear "he's a rapper,
but he can sing too!"
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If you pay close attention
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to the emotion I put into each word
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you'll know "this guy worked hard"
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"he really put his effort into this"
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I think you'll be able to feel that
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Thank you for catching those details
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and listening attentively
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It's singing
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I kept thinking, "will I do well?"
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I don't have a lot of
experience singing
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but I thought a lot about how to show
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my unique sides and skills
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"Do I have to sing in a husky voice?"
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I mostly sing with a low register, and
also sing brightly in other times
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so I thought a lot about how
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I could find that midpoint
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While I sang, I felt
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"ah, this is my exact color!"
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That hit me for the first
time in a while
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It was really difficult
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to sing this song
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I had to sing in an unfamiliar tone
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the middle of falsetto and chest voice
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and it was hard to vocalize like that
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So, recording was quite challenging
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but thanks to 3RACHA's direction,
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