So maybe I just need the studio version or an HD performance, but after watching the performance, I really wasn't very impressed with the song I found that it got boring quickly, didn't really go anywhere and didn't leave me dying to hear it again. Despite the song sounding summery, I'm not all that confident that it will be a hit based on this performance alone. Hopefully hearing it in higher quality will change my mind
Unfortunately that's the kind of song the GP will eat up. Interested to hear it tho once a link is out.
Watch this be a Reflection/Goin Nowhere mess where the performance is bass heavy and you get to the album cut and it's wah wah wah.
Whoever said this was a 5H3 heavy song was a lie. I felt like I heard more from Camila and Ally
I wish they went the DK route and would split verses between girls once in awhile and layer/stack their vocals. Or one girl sings a line or two and it bounces back between that girl and another a la DK Striptease/Lights Out
If anyone complains that this is repetitive then they must don't like any 5H song because half of their songs are just them repeating the same damn thing over and over from Worth It to Work From Home.
Okay so I found a slightly higher quality video than the first one I watched, and I'm not as disappointed in the song as I was the first time, so I guess it was mostly the video's fault I'm still far from blown away by the song, but at least now I'm more confident that I'll like the studio version a lot more since a slightly higher quality video was enough to make me like the song a bit more.
Okay so I found a slightly higher quality video than the first one I watched, and I'm not as disappointed in the song as I was the first time, so I guess it was mostly the video's fault I'm still far from blown away by the song, but at least now I'm more confident that I'll like the studio version a lot more since a slightly higher quality video was enough to make me like the song a bit more.
Watch this be a Reflection/Goin Nowhere mess where the performance is bass heavy and you get to the album cut and it's wah wah wah.
Whoever said this was a 5H3 heavy song was a lie. I felt like I heard more from Camila and Ally
I wish they went the DK route and would split verses between girls once in awhile and layer/stack their vocals. Or one girl sings a line or two and it bounces back between that girl and another a la DK Striptease/Lights Out
Should probably listen again Dinah, Lauren, and Mani's parts may have been repetitive, but those three were in rotation for majority of the song.
If anyone complains that this is repetitive then they must don't like any 5H song because half of their songs are just them repeating the same damn thing over and over from Worth It to Work From Home.
You know everyone in here will be creaming their pants once this starts to smash regardless.
People were saying the same thing about WFH when it premiered.
Okay so I found a slightly higher quality video than the first one I watched, and I'm not as disappointed in the song as I was the first time, so I guess it was mostly the video's fault I'm still far from blown away by the song, but at least now I'm more confident that I'll like the studio version a lot more since a slightly higher quality video was enough to make me like the song a bit more.
It's not supposed to be anything groundbreaking sis, it's meant to be a hit.
I watched the videos on 5HonTour's Twitter page. They're not great, but the original Periscope I watched was AWFUL in comparison
Also since I haven't mentioned this yet, the actual performance itself was incredible You can really tell that they spent a lot of time rehearsing for this and WFH. Their choreography was so much tighter and more polished in both songs compared to many of their past performances.
I found that it got boring quickly, didn't really go anywhere and didn't leave me dying to hear it again. Despite the song sounding summery, I'm not all that confident that it will be a hit based on this performance alone. Hopefully hearing it in higher quality will change my mind 
I'm still far from blown away by the song, but at least now I'm more confident that I'll like the studio version a lot more since a slightly higher quality video was enough to make me like the song a bit more.
Dinah, Lauren, and Mani's parts may have been repetitive, but those three were in rotation for majority of the song.
