Supporting fans of K-Pop, Karina, a member of Aespa, makes a special participation in the new clip of rapper G-Dragon, “Too Bad”; Check it out!
Dear ones! The famous Bigbang rapper, G-Dragonhe did his first Comeback after 11 years of hiatus on Tuesday, 25. Next to the release of the album entitled “übermensch” (“Beyond Homem” or “Superman” in Portuguese), the title track clip “Too Bad “, a collaboration with Anderson .PAakalso stirred the netizens for the participation of the AESPA member, Karina.
Returning with the striking features of the “old K-Pop”, with colorful hair, fun sources and extravagant choreography, the rapper also implemented in the new production its exotic and predominant fashion sense, in a parade through the streets with sewing clothes, besides inspiring the dance steps in the King’s emblematic choreography, pop, Michael Jackson.
The leader of Aespa is one of the striking points of the clip when dancing next to the rapper in a colorful scenario, with lights, stars and a car. Check it out!
Remember that K-Pop fans have seen Karina in other musical clips of known artists in the South Korean pop music industry, such as “Want” TaeminFrom Shinee, and also starred in the music video for “Vuja de” from Yunho, TVxq, all released before the artist’s debut as Idol.
With vibrant beats that fans of G-Dragon They are already used to, “Too Bad” has already become one of the sensation of the week, bringing the Groovy drums from Paak and the bigbang rapper flow. The track will be performed live on February 27 at MNET ‘M Countdown’.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9DHVBQYZns
More about ‘übermensch’
The long -awaited comeback from G-Dragon With the album ‘übermensch’ took place this Tuesday, February 25. With a total of 8 tracks, the disk return features successful singles, ‘Power’ and ‘Home Sweet Home’, collaboration with groupmates, Daesung and Taeyang.
The name of the work is a reference to the philosophical concept of Friedrich Nietzschemeaning a human idealization of the “superman” or “beyond man” (übermensch, German), to represent the new phase of creative autonomy that the artist has achieved after signing with Galaxy Corporation.
Source: Recreio
