NCT DREAM SONG "BOOM" SHOCKS KPOP MUSIC


Famous South Korean entertainment namely SM Entertainment.

SM Entertainment officially released the latest NCT Dream music video, Boom on Friday, July 26, 2019. Boom became the main song on the mini album We Boom. This third mini album is NCT Dream's first appearance after it was officially left 'passed' by Mark in December 2018.

Boom really shows that NCT Dream is no longer 'dreamy' as it debuted three years ago with single Chewing Gum. Starting from the appearance, the lyrics, to the type of music presented to fans, are all different.

Through Boom, NCT Dream presents fun urban pop melodies and the use of soft synthesizers (synth). While in 2016, they debuted with dance-pop genre songs that sounded very carefree and light in the ears.

We Boom tops the iTunes album charts in Sweden, Finland, Greece, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Chile.
Then, there are Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Estonia, Panama, Peru, India, Indonesia, Turkey, Mongolia, the Philippines, Brunei, Qatar and Belarus.
We Boom has a total of six songs from various genres.

This album reflects how NCT Dream has grown and matured since their second mini album, We Go Up.
Until this news aired, the BOOM NCT Dream music video became the 13th trending topic on YouTube Indonesia.

Rapper lines, Jeno, Jaemin and Jisung became the opening act of this hip-hop song.
Hearing the low level of Jisung's voice sometimes still sounds strange to the ears even though the youngest personnel's voice has changed since the song Go in March 2018. The change was very clear when collaborating with HRVY in Don't Need Your Love.

Jeno's appearance in the music video is also very different from the previous videos. In Boom, it does not show the gesture of speaking through the eyes which is his trademark. But Jeno was again charming when he became the 'center' of his choreography.

Congratulations for NCT!


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