Brace yourself for another shock wave. After much ado, the <a href="
video for 'Monster' by Irene and Seulgi, is finally out.
After a series of delays, the music video finally came out earlier today, and fans have been reeling ever since. K-Pop music videos are known for their elaborate, high-detail production, and 'Monster' delivers in the same vein.
The track sees the duo singing about being "little monsters", ones that people should be scared of. 'Monster' details the push and pull of a relationship using grotesque, goose bump inducing metaphors. Juxtaposed with an equally eerie music video, this project is the complete package.
This K-Pop music video, like any other, features multiple sets - some flashy, some understated. But, thanks to Seulgi and Irene, this visual spectacle isn't defined by its high production budget. The sub unit, girl group Red Velvet's first ever, performs hard-hitting choreography with slick precision. Their chemistry is palpable, lending to the mood of the track.
If Twitter is any proof, 'Monster' has been worth the wait:
"Monster" marks the debut of Red Velvet's first ever sub unit. The 6 track project has been received positively by fans. Further, 'Monster' reached No. 1 and No. 2 on Korea's main music charts upon release.
By: Ahalya Narayanan
