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Yep

Sana strains... Like alot Dahyun is more relaxed

Regressed and lost her support

@@Celestial-c8zno she didnt ! She still supports ! Dont just say random things without facts😂

​@@Nomercy4u0.0 Where's your proof?🤨

Chaeyoung and Tzuyu have some passable moments but they are too inconsistent for now

OMG REALLLLLL

Sorry not when I’m a die hard fan of BoA, Hyorin, Fx Luna, Chungha

@@thehainote1082 Real

I fear this is real

I'm pretty sure its chae's regression.

mina low w officially and tzuyu > chae

Sana and dahyun switched. Also chaeyoung was 4th now 6th and mina is 4th. Tzuyu moved up to 5th I think she was 6 before

@yawnzzn1206 she's always been above wonyoung. It's crazy wonyoung was never that good to begin with. And that's coming from a wonyoung solo stan

@@deleyderismynamer Why wouldn't she be?

@ Because she’s a better singer? 😭😭

@ Actually do you know a meovv video where they’re actually singing 100% live? I went off the really good falsetto that Sooin was doing in toxic and I assumed she was a really good vocalist but I haven’t heard them fully live yet. Thanks ❤️❤️

@@deleyderismynamer Sooin doing a falsetto doesn't automatically make her better, especially when even the weakest vocalist in Izna has done it. That's a ridiculous argument. Sooin's voice may be pleasing, but technically, she's not better than Jiyoon or Jungeun. Thank you very much.

@@deleyderismynamer I don't know if they ever sang 100% live unfortunately.

Lmao just wrong grown has the best vocal technique

Meovv have better vocals lol

It’s basically correct

She has been supporting a while tho

You are embarrassing. She stans izna but doesnt stan meovv. Experience doesnt matter. Saebi is a bad dancer. Sooin is better. And plz how is sooin better than gawon in vocals? How gawon cant support well? She is first definitely. She has less placement issues than any other person listed. She has by far better lows and quality overall. Want me to continue?

@@JeeminBang-w8t the dumbest shit I've ever heard.

@adjkshdj-mc7tw i never said saebi is better than sooin? i said she was better than anna and no saebi is not a bad dancer. ecen tho gawons tone is the prettiest in the group she cant support as well as sooin. what do you know?

@@JeeminBang-w8t the amout of 🙄. That entire thing is false please stfu

Lmao Gawon has the best support here by far. Sooin can barely support and Gawon clears Jiyoon in every register

@@blueorangeade712 just say ure a meovv fan. even though gawon has a better singing tone then sooin doesnt mean shes better. even ella sounds better than sooin but she cant support at all. jiyoon already showcased her vocal abilities a lot and has a good support range

I was thinking that too lol. Her SP is quite boring to me

your brain was not working right?

@@SamirTaif-jk6mm peak stupidity 🤦🏻

@@thatsprollyme00 Versatility doesn't equate to technique,neither does emotion, strength, or ease. Gawon has better cord connection, grip, engagement, and placement, whereas Jiyoon struggles with placement issues, affecting her openness. Gawon has better lows and a overall better mix. Although she showcased limited belting, Gawon still surpasses Jiyoon. Merely showcasing more doesn't necessarily mean one is better. Jungeun has strained vocals on multiple occasions, and I can compile a list. Sounding good doesn't automatically make someone better. While Jungeun has superior belting skills compared to Narin, who relies heavily on throaty placement, Jungeun's nasal placement which makes her sound stuck and her vowel shaping isn't great either. Moreover, her excessive tension when reaching higher notes is notable. Narin maintains a stronger grip on her notes. Jungeun prioritized quantity over quality, but as Lily and Wendy have demonstrated, quantity doesn't define make you better. I find it intriguing that you repeatedly state "they sound less refined" when, in fact, they exhibit more refinement than Jungeun and Jiyoon.

@@thatsprollyme00 Overall Lows- Gawon>Jiyoon>Narin>Jungeun Mixed-Gawon>Jiyoon>Narin>Jungeun Breath support-Gawon>Jiyoon&Narin>Jungeun Engagement-Gawon>The rest.

@@Seunghancomebackhome While versatility and technique aren't identical, dismissing Jiyoon’s and Jungeun’s strengths shows a clear bias. Jiyoon’s consistency, control, and emotional delivery eclipse any so-called “placement issues.” After all, being a great vocalist isn’t just about technicality-it’s about how you move an audience, and Jiyoon does that effortlessly. Highlighting “limited belting” in Gawon feels like grasping at straws when Jiyoon has already demonstrated far more versatility and control in a variety of performances. Simply put, showcasing more does matter, as it proves a singer's ability to adapt and deliver under different circumstances-something Gawon has yet to show. As for Jungeun, reducing her talent to “nasal placement” and “tension” reeks of nitpicking. Her superior belting skills and ability to tackle challenging material far outshine Narin’s throaty placement, which, let’s be honest, makes her sound stuck in a single gear. Prioritizing “quality over quantity” sounds like an excuse for the lack of versatility in others. Jungeun consistently delivers performances that are both technically impressive and emotionally resonant-qualities that set her apart. In the end, calling Gawon or Narin “refined” feels like a reach. Jiyoon and Jungeun embody what it means to be well-rounded vocalists-they don’t just tick boxes for technique but bring artistry and versatility that others can’t replicate. If you’re going to critique them, at least hold everyone to the same standard, because anything less comes across as biased and uninformed.

@@Seunghancomebackhome And sure, versatility and technique may not be the same, but they are interrelated in demonstrating overall vocal ability. Jiyoon's consistency in control and expression reflects a level of refinement that surpasses mere technical precision. Her placement issues, if any, don't detract from her ability to connect emotionally with the audience-an essential aspect of vocal performance. As for Jungeun, her belting technique and vocal range demonstrate far more depth and skill than what is being acknowledged. A nasal placement or tension, if present, doesn’t erase the fact that she has consistently proven her ability to handle challenging pieces. Her versatility is evident, and prioritizing quality over quantity isn’t a universal standard, as Jungeun’s vocal performances often combine both elements seamlessly. Ultimately, the idea of "better" in vocal performance is subjective and depends on what one values-technical precision, emotional delivery, versatility, or consistency. Jiyoon and Jungeun excel in areas that balance both technical skill and artistic expression, which are crucial in any vocal debate.

@eyvirous9546 so basically what you're saying technique doesn't matter just vocal capability. Because you're talking technique. Vocal range again not technique. Vocal technique is not subjective. All you're saying is things that doesn't matter in technique.