was in a state of boredom and frustration
and it worsen after reading a review of Mr Simple by some writer..
who thinks that boy bands should consist of music prodigy
and i presume he believes that his singing is great to be able to make such a comment.
"siwon biting through his lines"...alrights. this din sound that bad;still acceptable within limits but cont'd reading...
"donghae quacking ever so-endearingly"... OMG! O.O and there's more...
"Kyuhyun..belting like nobody's business".. i'm wondering what's belting? zzz
"Ryeowook surprises by not sounding shrill finally".... seriously, u are insulting someone who treats singing his everything..who value the recognition of being a vocal group(at least for K.R.Y)
It does not need an intelligent person to detect THE sacarsm in the review.
blah~
and being a review, sldn't he have some EQ to steer away from of an obvious anti-suju stance.
AND he obviously disregard the msg behind the songs when he's badly asking for something new. Isn't the content refreshing compared to all those bgr content -_- So what if the song may sound recycled? as long as the msg is put across and understand by the majority. Super Junior is not only a boy band, they are international, a korean icon and possesses a significant influence. Using their music to spur pple on..Working hard in all aspects to bring out the best.
Alrights..let out some steam~
the above comments are prejudiced.
and so..even though there are so many cons, i can't disregard the pros that the writer had mention. Giving credit to the hard work that suju has put in.
Of course, pple tend to have higher expectations esp when they are iconic.
But i still think he sld be more neutral or at least the way he put his msg across. Some words are just harsh.
oh wells~
back to mr simple...
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we are living in this world where annoying things aren't just one or two, know that too. What is so hard about this? We just have to eat well, sleep well and do well too, that will do."
Living life with a thankful heart. at least you are still alive.
