Ultimately, its a testament to BLACKPINK's most impressive skill, arguably first demonstrated in 2016's "Playing With Fire:" delivering angst in the form of an absolute bop. 1 hit on the Billboard chart managed to keep itself on the radar for 43 weeks. Sometimes a party song comes along that’s so innovative that it. There's an assertiveness in declaring that "we are the lovesick girls" while still admitting that they're "still looking for love," showing a paradoxical vulnerability and assuredness all in one. ‘I Wanna Dance With Somebody’ also made our list of the best ’80s songs. It reaches a kind of maturity and depth, best demonstrated in Rosé and Jisoo's shared bridge, that BLACKPINK hasn't always reached in its previous main tracks. This form consists of different sections, or verses (A).
While the production is great, what really sets this song apart from the rest of BLACKPINK's discography is its effect and paradoxical sense of both desperation and assuredness. "Lovesick Girls" is anthemic, tender, vulnerable, and confident all in one, and it never loses its momentum. While it feels like a natural follow to 2017's "As If It's Your Last," it's still a hit in 2020. It's both novel and nostalgic, calling back to bygone pop eras by blending acoustic and EDM elements - as well as a synth sound during Lisa and Jennie's rap verse that gives the song an early 2010s pop quality. "Lovesick Girls" is effervescent, and a perfect main track for Blackpink's first-ever full-length album. Song highlight: It has the most perfect placement of a "BLACKPINK in your area" in BLACKPINK's entire discography.īlackpink in the "Lovesick Girls" music video. We'd be remiss if we didn't note that it contains the best placement of BLACKPINK's calling card at the tail end of the bridge.
Ultimately, "As If It's Your Last" encapsulates all of the best parts of the group's sound, from the EDM influences that define much of their work to the charisma and vocal talents of the members themselves. In this case, "finna" is used redundantly and in a way that seems to be solely for highlighting a proximity to Blackness. One lyric, "Imma fall in love baby / You gon' finna catch me" trips up while using "finna," a word drawn from African-American Vernacular English (AAVE) that's best paraphrased as "going to" in mainstream English. The track's hiccup comes in Lisa's rap verse, which marked the group's first verse entirely in English. Its chorus is one of the most memorable out of BLACKPINK's entire discography. The song, released as a standalone single during summer 2017, was the group's only music drop for that entire year, but it delivered. My 5 top favorite songs from 'A Chorus Line' are: 1.) 'The Music and the Mirror' and 'I Hope I Get It' (Entire opening sequence) tie at number one. "As If It's Your Last" is BLACKPINK at their poppiest, and it's triumphant. BLACKPINK in the "As If It's Your Last" music video.
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