ITZY - 'LOCO' [Korean Ver & Japan Ver] MV comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2021
- Loco - Itzy mv
loco - itzy Japanese ver. mv
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Conclusion: Lia re-filmed very few scenes 😂😂
They just use the same clip
Lia part are addicted
Exactly I was thinking she had a nice short solo schedule
Good to know the japanese version has the better Chaeryeong shots !
You can see when there dancing on the board the contrast is lighter in the Japan version but the Korean version it's darker
0:17 ryujins hand
0:29 yuna's wings
0:38 yeji's position
0:42
0:48 chaeryoung's amgle
1:43
1:51
3:17
Also at 3:22 in Japanese Ver. The background is blue, and in Korean Ver. Background is pink
1:31 different angle and poses for chaeryeong
어느 부분이 다른지 잘 몰랐는데 이렇게 보니깐중간중간 다른게 보이네~
「あなたのコンテンツはとても感動的です」、
CHAE Ryeong
それは特権である。
それは特権です。
それは特権だ。
それは特権でもある。
It's only in Japanese I can't even hear the Korean one
yea bc this is comparing the mvs not the song and yes only the jp ver is playing
*_- Lol, I thought my earphones broke._*
Increible😮😮😮😅😅😂😂
а почему русскую версию не делают?(шутка)
i really dont like how some japanese ver of their songs use "watashi" (the male version) instead of "atashi" which is the preferred version for females
"Watashi" can be used by males and females and "atashi" should only be used by females. So itzy isn't wrong for using "watashi" if they used "atashi" then they'd be expressing and emphasizing on cuteness and feminity. But if males used "atashi" then they'd be wrong for that
Well they used the word loco even though loca or something is referred for females
Watashi 私 is gender netural. In japan girls use watashi. It's rare to use atashi
loco is a male word but you didn't point that out did you
You realize that Japanese people write these lyrics? Maybe think about how they know more about the language? "atashi" is female specific because women were supposed to make their speech sound softer (good old misogyny), "watashi" is gender neutral, "boku" would be the male version, and even that is changing as sometimes it's used by women as a stylistic choice to show more strength 🤦🏻♀️