TWICE Rival izone Violletta amazing record

I'm going to try IZONE's Violletta today, but it's too late than originally planned. It's already been 10 days since the song was released, and I wanted to write it around last Sunday or Monday, right after the initial record was released due to the alarming initial flow. But I haven't had time to keep looking at the blog for days, so I'm finally writing it.

Before we talk about the song, the most amazing thing was the tremendous initial performance. Although the ratings and popularity of "Produce 48" were slightly lower than those of its predecessors, the firepower of the fandom was quite strong right after IZONE's debut, so the possibility of its future growth as a fandom group was high. Compared to his debut song, "La Vien Loose," which was disappointing, the album sales were quite high. But this time, I did a good job. It's only her second album, but she has set a new record for the first time in a girl group. To be exact, it is far from the record of S.E.S., a first-generation girl group, but it can't be compared directly to the era when music was being listened to as a real record rather than as a digital music source. Since the second-generation idol, the streaming market has grown in earnest and the music market has collapsed, the group's initial record for the first time.

The previous No. 1 ranking in the field was just under 130,000 albums that TWICE achieved last year with its first full-length album, but this time, Izwon's second mini album, "HEART*IZ," has slightly surpassed 130,000 copies. Of course, the fact that TWICE is a one-top girl group at the top of its name in Korea is not enough to shake up the fact that it is a one-top girl group in Korea, but judging from Izwon's terrifying growth, I think it may be possible to grow from fandom size to TWICE's rival group in the near future. It is a little different from TWICE's case in which both popular and fandom were tightly held by the success of CHEER UP and TT, but in third-generation girl groups, the fact that the song has started to form a powerful fandom that had no rival in TWICE means that the ripple effect can be multiplied several times whenever a song goes well.

Moreover, the popularity of TWICE in Japan can be expected because of its similar composition. Of course, the fact that TWICE has three Japanese members does not mean that it enjoys the greatest popularity in Japan, but it is true that the Japanese members are popular and there must be helpful aspects. However, Izwon also has three Japanese members, including Sakura Miyawaki, who was already popular in Japan, and instead of being chosen as the most vocal performer like TWICE, I think it could be popular in a similar way because it has been chosen as a visual one by Produce 48 viewers. It won't be easy, but I wonder if there is a chance that she could grow into a group that enjoys greater popularity than now, like TWICE, which became the first Korean girl group to make a successful domed tour of Japan.

When I first heard the song, I thought I was sad. Personally, Lavian Rose was quite fond of it, but this time Violletta had a strong feeling of self-replicating him. According to the songwriter, Ravian Rose is a composition team called Mospik, while Violletta Choi Hyun-jun and Kim Seung-soo have written and composed the lyrics. Even though the composer did not overlap, the overall mood of the song seems to be similar to the development of the song, whether it was intentionally referring to Lavian Rose to make IZONE's color. Of course, it's only the second title song. At first, it's not a bad idea to create a distinct team's individuality by giving out songs that are in a certain mood, but it was disappointing because I don't think I can see anything more advanced than Lavian Rose. But as I've been listening to it, it's similar to Lavian Rose. Anyways, it has some special characteristics so I can listen to it well.

The choreography is a bit disappointing, but there were some moves by Lavian Rose, and the point choreography was quite impressive, while the overall composition was not bad again this time, but I don't think I can see any noticeable choreography. Like the song, the choreography is similar to the last one, but there's nothing better. But I'm glad that I've definitely got better with one music video. This time, it's not a music video that seems to have cost a lot of money, but if I thought why I didn't pay so much last time, the set itself seems to have used a lot of different things and it doesn't look natural, but I also used CG. Overall, I think I did a good job of organizing or editing the music video to make it feel much more luxurious.

Considering that both Lavian Rose and Violletta have titles that allow them to feel flowers and certain colors at the same time, and that the concept and choreography of the lyrics are consistent, it seems that they intended it. I wonder if I will complete this concept in a trilogy by trying it one more time in my next album. But what's always disappointing is the live issue. Although he is on a roll as he swept all the top music shows this week, I wonder if he did a live performance at Music Bank. There are some performances that you can see live sometimes, but it seems to be limited to a few members and there are a lot of lip-synching members. Nevertheless, I was so popular that I was just wrong. Although it might be better not to do a live show to curse, it is hard to forget the basic virtues of being a singer even though idol singers are also singers. It seems that we have to wait and see how we can improve this part.