Can you recommend some songs from sophie and charli xcx to listen? I love savage and next level, so i'm interested in the similar sound. I would like to dive in hyper pop
@@stupiddan0569 my personal favorites from each ^^ charli xcx • vroom vroom • unlock it • track 10 sophie • 24 hours - itzy (she produced this song, and it's a pretty good sampler of her sound!) • immaterial • faceshopping • vyzee
Yeah They created their own style in music . Like if you hear a song from a SM group , you automaticallt knew that was SM sound . Like it is that captivating
@@ninahuang5499 lesser quality? 😂😂 superm had kai, taemin, baek and the nct boys who easily could outsing and outdance bts.. And for aespa, it's only the number.. there have been 4 member ggs in SM before.. Does that mean BP is that group's replica? Looks like they are the only groups you know about? Maybe you don't know at all? Had you known, you wouldn't be here making this statement.. Before the groups you mentioned, SNSD did release english version of the boys.. and even performed it on TV shows.. So they didn't follow.. instead they were the one that started the trend.. Wonder girls played a huge role with NOBODY and did it before the other groups..
@@ninahuang5499 I'm talking about their music but you're placing the numbers and markets as argument materials.. What's wrong in trying to appeal to a potential audience?
The way SM ENT invests on their music so much that they don't care about promoting their artists TOO much is overwhelming. They're not just about popularity, they are THE MUSIC OF KPOP. If only fans right now know how to appreciate songs this much, SOTY would be a meaningful AWARD.
Right they invest in good music because they know that’s what makes a group more popular and memorable. I’m glad they switch producers every song unlike other groups where the producer for all their songs are the same it gets repetitive and boring
"don't care about promoting their artists TOO much" girl u blind?... they literally gave the girl entire new faces, kpop is based on parasocial relationship, the music is a merchandise
I’ve listened to Savage like over a thousand times by now but somehow never noticed some sounds like the ‘baby crying’ sound. I searched for it in the song and it’s such a nice little addition, will look forward to it whenever I listen to Savage! It’s cool when you discover something new about a song you thought you knew inside out.
tbh i dont think the members are very involved in the creative process (at least for now since they're still quite new) :/ do u mean documentary of the producers?
If jia, tay, & kirsten are watching this, just wanna let y’all know that the song has been on repeat and i’m excited for y’all’s upcoming works!! (hoping y’all get that next aespa single too 😭)
yes!! when i heard the first beat of this song i went crazy. couldn't believe a kpop group was doing a pc music sound, and i immediatly thought of sophie! she was an icon who left us too early
@@biteme9505 no need to apologize. She was a producer who was one of the pioneers of hyper pop. She produced itzy 24 hours. She sadly passed away in 2020 due to an accident
It is one of my favorite channels more when they talk about how SM does to find the writers and producers of their music, how nice it is to know how much fun they had creating this song, thanks for the advance of NCT and AESPA hehehe
Savage was already make before aespa debuted. Not even surprised for this since, one of the interviews stated before that Aespa has been planned since 2015.
This is very common tho. Songs were produced and made and they're not always gonna be released at the time of production. Sometimes SM just kept all those songs for future release to see which artists can use it in the future. For example, Red Velvet's Zimzalabim was produced in 2016 around the same time as Russian Roulette and there were debate whether it should be in their EP at the time Another example is that, not all songs made with certain artists in mind are gonna end up with that song. NCT DREAM Chewing Gum and EXO Ko Ko Bop was originally for Red Velvet
@@catherineganal2112 to add to that, Russian roulette was already a song when yeri was a trainee. She said she had listened to it when she was still a trainee. And icc was supposed to be an f(x) song.
It is the least surprising thing ever to hear that SM will have a team make a song then randomly have some other producer make a part (like the bridge) on his/her own and then they just use it. Lol. That's how you end up with these Kpop songs (esp SM songs) that sound like 3-4 different songs pieced together into one song.
What I love about this is that they piece together songs and OWN IT. Sure, there are elements that definitely makes you think like "Oh, this sounds like an SM song" but it's so distinct for one group which makes it unique. Lately, a lot of 4th Gen sounds quite similar to some other groups already existing. It is kinda disappointing coz a lot of the idols really have good vocal styles but it's being wasted by the company's choice of music.
this is what i like about sm, they open the doors for a lot of producers/composers who do experimental music or wants to do/try experimental music or you know just wants to play around with music.
Jia’s background kinda looks like that room in the Savage MV -just swapped out the pink for white. Just started watching this with my coffee, very excited! Savage is my favorite aespa track so far.
@@scitwistuddybuddy7800 hold awn I just checked them out after seeing your comment and wow there is definitely a huge chunk of "inspiration" taken from savage because ain't no way😭😭😭
@@scitwistuddybuddy7800 I disagree. While the song has a trap beat in it, it's structure isn't something new in RBW produced songs. They've been doing that in the latest songs of MMM and their solos way before aespa has even debuted.
I swear Umu if you're given a chance to interview Yoo Young Jin, I will cry 😂 Another great interview and it's so fun watching these 3 with their energy and enthusiasm! More! More!
I love it when they said, "This is so æspa!" I mean, where's the lie though? I really love their unique sound and everything about them, including their out-of-this-world concept and storyline. The team behind those iconic SM songs are amazing and creative, indeed. Can't wait for your next masterpieces! 🔥
it has been speculated before that sm values this channel's opinion and producers want their songs to be featured on this channel; it's super cool! having a channel that can provide a professional opinion on whether a song is interesting or not must be a treasure trove for them lmao
the passion that EXUDES from them is honestly so heartwarming... what a beautiful and unique song and i'm so glad that these guys made it happen. HOORAH!
I don't know if you guys gonna see this but " Savage " is very huge to me cause it's my biggest inspiration for me to create my first ever Editorial as a photographer for a famous magazine and it was one my first ever big achievement so I want to thank you guys for amazing and inspiring job
I love how this channel interview the producers, and hearing how they create the song makes me appreciate them more. And fans should know this stories too cause it is very interesting and important. I really love to hear producers sharing how they create this great songs. Kudos to all the producers and thank you, Umu!
This was so fun, it’s great that this happened even though it seems like it kind of just… appeared. Umu you’re amazing, and so are jia, tay, and kirsten
YYYYYEEEEES, I KNEW IT I KNEW IT KNEW IT, I INEW SAVAGE BY AESPA IS DEFINITELY INSPIRED BY SOPHIE’S MUSIC (ESPECIALLY HER SONG « HARD »), AND I AM SO HAPPY THAT BIG KPOP PRODUCERS ARE INSPIRED BY HER
I have to say I am really impressed that for a group where lore is the key point of the songs the producers have had all this freedom to work. Normally you'd expect the top SM producer to handle everything, but he didn't and he just created a small part. And with the great success of the song they know how to make good decisions.
Thank you for continuing to do these interviews with producer crews (and to Jia, Tay, and Kirsten for giving you their time)! I don’t have much of a music background, but this series has given me so much more appreciation for the work and complexities that go into creating music! I’ve found myself picking up some of the producing hallmarks of some of the producers you’ve interviewed, or at least checking credits and noticing trends. It makes me appreciate what I listen to even more! ❤️
SPECIAL props to the crazy sick talent of Lazy Ace Dia (Coulton Burge) for his editing! Love how his work is so seamless & amplifies the fun vibe so much!
I never heard that 'baby crying' even tho I listen this song so many times before. Maybe I should put an earphone later🤣 And I don't think I can unhear that 'baby crying' anymore after I knew this fact LOL That was surprising they use their real voice. Another reason to like this song
SM started the song writing camp in KPOP and has been the gateway for western artists to produce awesome music!!! SM will always be the blueprint. Cant wait for AESPA’s next album!
thanks for the interview! i love hyperpop, so it was so cool to see that kind of sound in kpop especially in combination with their crazy vocals. thank you for sharing your process, i love the song :))
thank you for giving these producers an outlet to explain their creative processes - and of course to them for being willing to share! so *SO* interesting!
I only intended to get a glimpse of this video but I ended watching the full thing while thoroughly entertained and intrigued. This was such an insightful watch! So cool to see the process behind one of the biggest bangers of 2021.
We're always so familiar with the name Jia, Jasper, Adrian in SM artist's albums' credits. But honetsly this is my first time see the persons. And they all like a really fun people to talk to and a music genius as well. And Kirsten she's such a genius as well ! She's so creative and passionate! hope to see their works for aespa's upcoming music again in the future!!
I think everything SM does is well planned. Whether it's a group, song, concept and others. Take EXO for example. Lee Soo man had planned to form the group EXO when he was young, when he was still a radio announcer in 1976. And I'm not surprised if Aespa and other SM groups are already planned before their debut year.
Song-writers and producers deserve more credit, without them we wouldn’t have these amazing songs to listen to. You can tell how grateful they are to be recognise for their talent and hard work 👏🏽
Always love when umu interview people especially in this music industry Umu really make people who watching and narasumber feel connecting 😇 Aghhhh luv this interview so much
Umu is such a great, natural, enthusiastic, passionate music lover and the musician song writers producers too. This entire conversation is next level savage in the best way :) So much fun! Thank you for bringing this to us!
After watching this, I appreciate Savage more. Don't get me wrong, I've been listening to Savage but there are few things that I missed like the sounds effects, and the story behind every parts. ✨✨✨
before i start watching and finish this video, can i say thanks to umu and the team for your channel...ALSO MY GREATEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO ALL SM PRODUCERS!!! whooo! yall the best
As a Korean and light listener of Kpop, this is really cool and educational(?) for me to understand the producing process of songs from one of the major Kpop entermaintment companies! I've been always wondering how SM and other companies get to create a title track with non-Korean(or Kpop )songwriters and this is it!! It is great to know that the songwriters had their moment and could liberate themsleves while writing a song of Kpop genre. (which can be ANYTHING lol) Thank you for the interview Umu!!!
As someone who is a huge fan of hyper-pop I was just waiting for someone to mention it Aespa is definitely one of my fav groups in terms of sounds them having a hyper-pop sound is one of the big reasons 😩🤚 Omg and he mentioned Sophie! Sophie is where it’s at 🙌🙌🙌
I'm so glad that this interview happened. Great to see the masterminds behind aespa's Savage to talk about their writing process, and I learned that they are so talented.
Crazy inspiring interview, so incredible to know more abou the creation of the masterpiece that is savage, specially hearing it from these bright, creative and passionate minds 💖 massive respect for all of you, there is not a SINGLE section or line in that song that isn’t iconic
thank you for this beautiful interview i always have fun watching your interviews specially with those producers who worked with SM, these guys are very talented and fun to talk to i wish we could see them again with a new interview 😍 guess what i was waiting to hear Yoo Young Jin name cause his name was mentioned literally in every section of the credits 😭 I'M HIS BIGGEST FAN EVER THIS GUY IF THERE IS A WORD HAVE BIGGER MEANING THAN "LEGEND" Then he deserve it as a SINGER and PRODUCER. I hope next time when you interview producers who worked with Legendary producer Yoo Young jin and please ask them about what they learned from him or what section they did and what he did or what things he did add to the song cause is guy is so mysterious you can barely find interview for him 😭 the first time i heard Savage i didn't like the song but it somehow gave me YYJ vibes but my most fav part was the bridge and now i know the reason I'm kind of have YYJ 6th sense i always catch his touch to a song like Next level my fav part was the bridge and next part Interlude starting from "Beat drops Navis calling" until the end of the Rap when the beat gets into a back to the old one i always loved that part the most, but it was recently i knew that this part was made by YYJ 😭 .. your shocked face when you know that YYJ did female key 😭 when you spent 13 years paying attention to his voice in the backgroud you will know all his vocal ranges.. i knew this since i heard his high note with Taeyeon in The boys and Taeyeon song Devil Cry he did some also in this song, his voice all over Aespa songs from Forever until Girls his parts are equal to 5th member 😂🩷 Black Mamba have a small part of his voice. believe it or not but I THINK all SM songs that was produced by him The guide will be by him wrether its Male or female song cause there is no impossible tone for him. this is expected from Changmin, D.O and Winter Vocal Teacher. SM lost a DIAMOND letting him leave the company in march 2023 😭💔
i remember so long ago when i used to watch kirsten on her brother's channel and now watching her as a proper music producer on reacttothek's channel is absolutely surreal! i wish her all the best
Amazing interview, really could feel how much love and joy they all feel in making music and I'm so glad that they get to share it with us. And Umu thank you for making this happen! Hope you know how much we all appreciate this channel and the work you do
Umu is just doing the best ITW for this kind of subject. She's an awesome MC, the questions are good, the editing ON POINT (thx Colton :P). And I guess it's time to show my support with my wallet. :P
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I always love when creative people can go for hours talking about their creative process. Very good interview!
right?? and I also loved when they are just hyping each other up being amazed at the talent of what everyone else created
It's such a good feeling to listen to or participate in it :)
Same it’s so interesting and I love how they support each other
i knew hyperpop will be mentioned. Aespa's sounds are reminiscent to those of sophie and charli xcx which is why i immediately liked Aespa as well
same! it’s cool seeing this in the kpop scene
they used umru samples on savage
Exactly!! and K/DA perhaps but my gosh they’re so incredibly unique and i can’t wait for their journey to gaining more success!!
Can you recommend some songs from sophie and charli xcx to listen? I love savage and next level, so i'm interested in the similar sound. I would like to dive in hyper pop
@@stupiddan0569 my personal favorites from each ^^
charli xcx
• vroom vroom
• unlock it
• track 10
sophie
• 24 hours - itzy (she produced this song, and it's a pretty good sampler of her sound!)
• immaterial
• faceshopping
• vyzee
The thing about SM is that they don't give into trends.. They know what they're doing.. SM will always be the standard..
EXACTLYYY ALWAAAAYS !!!!!
Yeah
They created their own style in music . Like if you hear a song from a SM group , you automaticallt knew that was SM sound . Like it is that captivating
You say they don't give into trends, but look at SuperM and aespa. Literally just lesser quality replicas of BTS and BlackPink
@@ninahuang5499 lesser quality? 😂😂 superm had kai, taemin, baek and the nct boys who easily could outsing and outdance bts..
And for aespa, it's only the number.. there have been 4 member ggs in SM before.. Does that mean BP is that group's replica?
Looks like they are the only groups you know about? Maybe you don't know at all? Had you known, you wouldn't be here making this statement..
Before the groups you mentioned, SNSD did release english version of the boys.. and even performed it on TV shows.. So they didn't follow.. instead they were the one that started the trend.. Wonder girls played a huge role with NOBODY and did it before the other groups..
@@ninahuang5499 I'm talking about their music but you're placing the numbers and markets as argument materials.. What's wrong in trying to appeal to a potential audience?
The way SM ENT invests on their music so much that they don't care about promoting their artists TOO much is overwhelming. They're not just about popularity, they are THE MUSIC OF KPOP. If only fans right now know how to appreciate songs this much, SOTY would be a meaningful AWARD.
True
Right they invest in good music because they know that’s what makes a group more popular and memorable. I’m glad they switch producers every song unlike other groups where the producer for all their songs are the same it gets repetitive and boring
@@miyeonisaqueen3328 and still fans right now go for groups who just give a wow performance and they think they're the best already.
"don't care about promoting their artists TOO much" girl u blind?... they literally gave the girl entire new faces, kpop is based on parasocial relationship, the music is a merchandise
@@sofypi7493 I SAID TOO MUCH RIGHT? I did not say they aren't INTO promotion.
I’ve listened to Savage like over a thousand times by now but somehow never noticed some sounds like the ‘baby crying’ sound. I searched for it in the song and it’s such a nice little addition, will look forward to it whenever I listen to Savage! It’s cool when you discover something new about a song you thought you knew inside out.
When does it happen in the song?
During "zu zu zu zu" ua-cam.com/video/WPdWvnAAurg/v-deo.html
@@ReacttotheK Thank you
I can no longer unhear the “ahhHh” sound now LOL 😭
With decent enough head set, you can hear the separation quite clear
i really want to have aespa documentary focusing on the creative process
they definitely won't 🤣 it's like their secret ingredient you know
@@ae-czennie4218 just hyperpop, not really a secret 🤣
tbh i dont think the members are very involved in the creative process (at least for now since they're still quite new) :/ do u mean documentary of the producers?
@@athaya2992 them singing, dancing, the make up artists, music team, stylists, etc.., ALL IN ALL THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE COMEBACK
I want to hear the demo just for Yoo Young Jin's part cause I know that the dude SLAYED the vocals
ME TOO !!!!! 😭😭
Literally anything with his vocals/BG vocals is always welcome, Dreams Come True was amazing
If jia, tay, & kirsten are watching this, just wanna let y’all know that the song has been on repeat and i’m excited for y’all’s upcoming works!! (hoping y’all get that next aespa single too 😭)
Yess i love them too! Hoping for more aespa single😭❤️
I love that Sophie was a reference for this song. I really feel if she was alive she would have been on this track
yes!! when i heard the first beat of this song i went crazy. couldn't believe a kpop group was doing a pc music sound, and i immediatly thought of sophie! she was an icon who left us too early
same!! immediately thought of her on first listen 💜
who is Sophie?
im sorry for being ignorant.
@@biteme9505 no need to apologize. She was a producer who was one of the pioneers of hyper pop. She produced itzy 24 hours. She sadly passed away in 2020 due to an accident
@@Metyourmatch did she make good music for herself too or just other artists?
It is one of my favorite channels more when they talk about how SM does to find the writers and producers of their music, how nice it is to know how much fun they had creating this song, thanks for the advance of NCT and AESPA hehehe
Savage was already make before aespa debuted. Not even surprised for this since, one of the interviews stated before that Aespa has been planned since 2015.
This is very common tho. Songs were produced and made and they're not always gonna be released at the time of production. Sometimes SM just kept all those songs for future release to see which artists can use it in the future. For example, Red Velvet's Zimzalabim was produced in 2016 around the same time as Russian Roulette and there were debate whether it should be in their EP at the time
Another example is that, not all songs made with certain artists in mind are gonna end up with that song. NCT DREAM Chewing Gum and EXO Ko Ko Bop was originally for Red Velvet
@@blueelemonadee also Red Velvet's ICC it was made back 2012, but they release it back 2015, so you know SM producers are ahead in their time
@@catherineganal2112 to add to that, Russian roulette was already a song when yeri was a trainee. She said she had listened to it when she was still a trainee. And icc was supposed to be an f(x) song.
I love the energy of these producers. They are like kids - vibrant, playful, mischievous, excited. Their creativity is inspiring to me.
I love how we are getting interviews like this one with the producers. Want to know more about the process in most Kpop songs.
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All Aespa fans should watch this!
Tell Naevis to call them. This makes me so proud as a SM stan since 2007 and a predebut MY. 🔥❤️
True!
SM is really genius for doing a camp like this foreal.
It is the least surprising thing ever to hear that SM will have a team make a song then randomly have some other producer make a part (like the bridge) on his/her own and then they just use it. Lol. That's how you end up with these Kpop songs (esp SM songs) that sound like 3-4 different songs pieced together into one song.
But the thing that sets SM apart is that they know how to blend songs well.
and they still slap and are musically interesting which is amazing
What I love about this is that they piece together songs and OWN IT. Sure, there are elements that definitely makes you think like "Oh, this sounds like an SM song" but it's so distinct for one group which makes it unique. Lately, a lot of 4th Gen sounds quite similar to some other groups already existing. It is kinda disappointing coz a lot of the idols really have good vocal styles but it's being wasted by the company's choice of music.
this is what i like about sm, they open the doors for a lot of producers/composers who do experimental music or wants to do/try experimental music or you know just wants to play around with music.
Jia’s background kinda looks like that room in the Savage MV -just swapped out the pink for white. Just started watching this with my coffee, very excited! Savage is my favorite aespa track so far.
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SM music is so diverse. Thank you so much of all the people behind their MASTERPIECES (songs).
jyp is taking notes as they're speaking. nmixx next comeback is secured.
Purple Kiss latest cb is literally a blatant copy of Savage 💀 I know their company will be tuning into aespa’s next comeback
@@scitwistuddybuddy7800 hold awn I just checked them out after seeing your comment and wow there is definitely a huge chunk of "inspiration" taken from savage because ain't no way😭😭😭
no
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@@scitwistuddybuddy7800 I disagree. While the song has a trap beat in it, it's structure isn't something new in RBW produced songs. They've been doing that in the latest songs of MMM and their solos way before aespa has even debuted.
kirsten is so full of energy, she seems to be fun😆
i'm screaming at the adrian cameo PLEASE you've got producers just POPPING up umu i'm dead
I swear Umu if you're given a chance to interview Yoo Young Jin, I will cry 😂 Another great interview and it's so fun watching these 3 with their energy and enthusiasm! More! More!
I love it when they said, "This is so æspa!" I mean, where's the lie though? I really love their unique sound and everything about them, including their out-of-this-world concept and storyline. The team behind those iconic SM songs are amazing and creative, indeed. Can't wait for your next masterpieces! 🔥
I love how you’re on a first name basis with the top kpop producers lol
Great interview as always, Umu!
it has been speculated before that sm values this channel's opinion and producers want their songs to be featured on this channel; it's super cool! having a channel that can provide a professional opinion on whether a song is interesting or not must be a treasure trove for them lmao
I just want to thank these people for making such a banger like savage 😫 I'm never getting tired of hearing that song from beginning to end
clicked immediately wtf, savage is one of the greatest songs
the passion that EXUDES from them is honestly so heartwarming... what a beautiful and unique song and i'm so glad that these guys made it happen. HOORAH!
I don't know if you guys gonna see this but " Savage " is very huge to me cause it's my biggest inspiration for me to create my first ever Editorial as a photographer for a famous magazine and it was one my first ever big achievement so I want to thank you guys for amazing and inspiring job
I love how this channel interview the producers, and hearing how they create the song makes me appreciate them more. And fans should know this stories too cause it is very interesting and important. I really love to hear producers sharing how they create this great songs. Kudos to all the producers and thank you, Umu!
This was so fun, it’s great that this happened even though it seems like it kind of just… appeared. Umu you’re amazing, and so are jia, tay, and kirsten
Type music of aespa = futuristic
YYYYYEEEEES, I KNEW IT I KNEW IT KNEW IT, I INEW SAVAGE BY AESPA IS DEFINITELY INSPIRED BY SOPHIE’S MUSIC (ESPECIALLY HER SONG « HARD »), AND I AM SO HAPPY THAT BIG KPOP PRODUCERS ARE INSPIRED BY HER
knew it! SM will have them again after savage! so amazing
I have to say I am really impressed that for a group where lore is the key point of the songs the producers have had all this freedom to work.
Normally you'd expect the top SM producer to handle everything, but he didn't and he just created a small part.
And with the great success of the song they know how to make good decisions.
This interview makes me appreciate the song more. Thank you for this cool song!!! amma go have listen party to the song again
Umu do be getting the interviews we never knew we needed
Thank you for continuing to do these interviews with producer crews (and to Jia, Tay, and Kirsten for giving you their time)! I don’t have much of a music background, but this series has given me so much more appreciation for the work and complexities that go into creating music! I’ve found myself picking up some of the producing hallmarks of some of the producers you’ve interviewed, or at least checking credits and noticing trends. It makes me appreciate what I listen to even more! ❤️
what a wonderful trio! I hope they work together again (especially with Aespa and NCT) and thank you for the interview ❤
Just sitting here and listening to these geniuses talk about what they do best is SO satisfying, thank you so much!
SPECIAL props to the crazy sick talent of Lazy Ace Dia (Coulton Burge) for his editing!
Love how his work is so seamless & amplifies the fun vibe so much!
I never heard that 'baby crying' even tho I listen this song so many times before. Maybe I should put an earphone later🤣
And I don't think I can unhear that 'baby crying' anymore after I knew this fact LOL
That was surprising they use their real voice. Another reason to like this song
Where is that?
@@raradaisy During zuzuzu in the chorus. It sounded like machine sound for me 😂
@@raradaisy ua-cam.com/video/Hx2JAYyZIVQ/v-deo.html at 0:59
i am unashamed to be an SM stan. also my YYJ… i love you for giving me the prettiest bridge ever
Producers should be getting so much more attention. They are literally the only reason why kpop songs blow up at all
this is my first time seeing and hearing Kirsten speak, she's so bubbly!
SM started the song writing camp in KPOP and has been the gateway for western artists to produce awesome music!!! SM will always be the blueprint.
Cant wait for AESPA’s next album!
thanks for the interview! i love hyperpop, so it was so cool to see that kind of sound in kpop especially in combination with their crazy vocals. thank you for sharing your process, i love the song :))
thank you for giving these producers an outlet to explain their creative processes - and of course to them for being willing to share! so *SO* interesting!
Giving Sophie her flowers.
I only intended to get a glimpse of this video but I ended watching the full thing while thoroughly entertained and intrigued. This was such an insightful watch! So cool to see the process behind one of the biggest bangers of 2021.
Same
Dang, we have many talented people in one frame here 👀
We're always so familiar with the name Jia, Jasper, Adrian in SM artist's albums' credits. But honetsly this is my first time see the persons. And they all like a really fun people to talk to and a music genius as well. And Kirsten she's such a genius as well ! She's so creative and passionate! hope to see their works for aespa's upcoming music again in the future!!
I think everything SM does is well planned. Whether it's a group, song, concept and others. Take EXO for example. Lee Soo man had planned to form the group EXO when he was young, when he was still a radio announcer in 1976. And I'm not surprised if Aespa and other SM groups are already planned before their debut year.
Song-writers and producers deserve more credit, without them we wouldn’t have these amazing songs to listen to. You can tell how grateful they are to be recognise for their talent and hard work 👏🏽
They are iconic
Sm really bring out composers from all around the world, all hands down to these composers they are all amazing
Always love when umu interview people especially in this music industry
Umu really make people who watching and narasumber feel connecting 😇
Aghhhh luv this interview so much
Umu is such a great, natural, enthusiastic, passionate music lover and the musician song writers producers too. This entire conversation is next level savage in the best way :) So much fun! Thank you for bringing this to us!
I already know it's gonna be my most listened to song this year, I've been listening to it on repeat for months
Man I love this song so much, it never gets old for me. I loved hearing from the producers themselves!!
After watching this, I appreciate Savage more. Don't get me wrong, I've been listening to Savage but there are few things that I missed like the sounds effects, and the story behind every parts. ✨✨✨
before i start watching and finish this video, can i say thanks to umu and the team for your channel...ALSO MY GREATEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO ALL SM PRODUCERS!!! whooo! yall the best
This was such an interesting interview! its so cool how some of the most amazing songs are written with barely any thoughts beforehand.
As a Korean and light listener of Kpop, this is really cool and educational(?) for me to understand the producing process of songs from one of the major Kpop entermaintment companies! I've been always wondering how SM and other companies get to create a title track with non-Korean(or Kpop )songwriters and this is it!! It is great to know that the songwriters had their moment and could liberate themsleves while writing a song of Kpop genre. (which can be ANYTHING lol) Thank you for the interview Umu!!!
Kirsten a genius for that pre-chorus for real
As someone who is a huge fan of hyper-pop I was just waiting for someone to mention it
Aespa is definitely one of my fav groups in terms of sounds them having a hyper-pop sound is one of the big reasons 😩🤚
Omg and he mentioned Sophie! Sophie is where it’s at 🙌🙌🙌
I'm so glad that this interview happened. Great to see the masterminds behind aespa's Savage to talk about their writing process, and I learned that they are so talented.
Jeremy worked on The 7th Sense, no wonder why Savage is such a bop
Crazy inspiring interview, so incredible to know more abou the creation of the masterpiece that is savage, specially hearing it from these bright, creative and passionate minds 💖 massive respect for all of you, there is not a SINGLE section or line in that song that isn’t iconic
thank you for this beautiful interview i always have fun watching your interviews specially with those producers who worked with SM, these guys are very talented and fun to talk to i wish we could see them again with a new interview 😍
guess what i was waiting to hear Yoo Young Jin name cause his name was mentioned literally in every section of the credits 😭
I'M HIS BIGGEST FAN EVER THIS GUY IF THERE IS A WORD HAVE BIGGER MEANING THAN "LEGEND" Then he deserve it as a SINGER and PRODUCER.
I hope next time when you interview producers who worked with Legendary producer Yoo Young jin and please ask them about what they learned from him or what section they did and what he did or what things he did add to the song cause is guy is so mysterious you can barely find interview for him 😭
the first time i heard Savage i didn't like the song but it somehow gave me YYJ vibes but my most fav part was the bridge and now i know the reason I'm kind of have YYJ 6th sense i always catch his touch to a song like Next level my fav part was the bridge and next part Interlude starting from "Beat drops Navis calling" until the end of the Rap when the beat gets into a back to the old one i always loved that part the most, but it was recently i knew that this part was made by YYJ 😭
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your shocked face when you know that YYJ did female key 😭
when you spent 13 years paying attention to his voice in the backgroud you will know all his vocal ranges.. i knew this since i heard his high note with Taeyeon in The boys and Taeyeon song Devil Cry he did some also in this song, his voice all over Aespa songs from Forever until Girls his parts are equal to 5th member 😂🩷
Black Mamba have a small part of his voice.
believe it or not but I THINK all SM songs that was produced by him The guide will be by him wrether its Male or female song cause there is no impossible tone for him.
this is expected from Changmin, D.O and Winter Vocal Teacher.
SM lost a DIAMOND letting him leave the company in march 2023 😭💔
i remember so long ago when i used to watch kirsten on her brother's channel and now watching her as a proper music producer on reacttothek's channel is absolutely surreal! i wish her all the best
This is amazing!!! I wonder if there’s any people who interview the choreographers
UA-camr Ky24 has mentioned to me before that they want to interview choreographers like I interview producers 👀 i’ll send her this comment!
The channel STEEZY has a few great videos of kpop choreographers "reacting" to and breaking down their own choreos
Hope you can interview Yoo Young Jin later... Really excited about another interview!!
SM always prioritized to have a mind blowing bridges...
bruh, this is so freaking awesome!
i just want to thank you for making this channel exist
another good quality content ! thank u for always doing this content for aespa title track since ive been always curious the back story of their song
That was such a fun interview! Great job everyone!
I listen to Savage instrumental at least once a day.. 🤧
Hearing that they’re working on stuff for nct and aespa was like a god blessed my soul
new aespa from them 😭😭😭😭 I’m too excited
Such a good interview, I feel like songwriters don't get enough appreciation. This was great
Amazing interview, really could feel how much love and joy they all feel in making music and I'm so glad that they get to share it with us. And Umu thank you for making this happen! Hope you know how much we all appreciate this channel and the work you do
This interview is so fun to listen to, I loved learning so much about Savage.
This should be a podcast
I've been low key thinking about uploading our uncut interviews as podcasts! Will thinking about it more now :)))
This is really a great session to understand a song in a different and a deeper way.
Thank Umu for bringing the guests up.
now i'm curious about the demo version
This is a very interesting interview. I enjoyed watching this!
i am SO EXCITED to see what comes out of the writing camp they’re doing now
Thank you producers for such an amazing song!
Umu is just doing the best ITW for this kind of subject. She's an awesome MC, the questions are good, the editing ON POINT (thx Colton :P). And I guess it's time to show my support with my wallet. :P
not one of the greatest kpop songs of all time just "coming together" that's amazing 😭
Ray has a lovely smile! Super happy to see some production breakdowns, more of these please!
sophie would love savage
I'm writing a review for Savage album right now and it's so much fun to watch the amazing people behind the masterpiece!
Ahw they're so much fun!
Kirsten is so sweet
Thank you much for this video, Savage is my favorite song released in 2021, I can't stop listening to it since then, truly a masterpiece^^
Glad my question helped introduce a fantastic question/segment, excellent interview for an amazing song, so enlightening and inspiring!
in loooove with the vibe and this interview! thank you for making this happen!