Don't act like you guys don't hate on a song then come back two hours later saying, "It's growing on me." or "It gets better the more you listen to it." Somehow that doesn't work with Wolf? Having to listen to it more than once to digest it is somehow bad and can be used as shade? Y'all need to be consistent.
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Originally posted by T-Swizz
"Wolf was a strategic anomaly"
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I like how you glossed over everything and chose one detail to respond to. Predictably, of course.
And yes, idiot. The only reason they came out with Wolf was so they could come out with Growl. So many groups release songs that don't get the attention they deserve because the groups are nugu. Up until Wolf, Exo were pretty much nugu. If they wouldn't have released Wolf, or basically
any song to get people talking and waiting for what they were going to do next, I doubt Growl would have been as big as it was. Almost all Exo fans will agree that Wolf was bad for a reason. It was so bad that it actually helped propel them into superstardom, as intended.
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Originally posted by T-Swizz
"EXO isn't aesthetically driven" *pans over the 20+ pre-debut teasers*
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Do you like, not know what aesthetic means in this context? Every group releases teasers. Even more when they're debuting. That doesn't mean they're image driven. An image based artist or group would be Big Bang or Hyuna. Idols whose clothing or "concepts" play a significant role in their career, and they almost become known for that. The content of their music videos or their "fashion sense" sometimes overshadows their music. This is not Exo, at all. However, it is RV. Or at least, SM seems to be shaping them into this kind of group.
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Originally posted by Sorbet
One of the reasons I never write essays is because people are gonna respond with a one-liner anyway.
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I mean, I already won. If he had an intelligent retort or could actually negate any of what I had typed, his post would have looked a lot different. But alas, "T-Swizz" only has the brain power to post gifs and anything more than five words is a challenge.
