First time ever hearing Stray Kids -God's Menu["神메뉴](Rob Reacts)

[@michaelaroskova4793]

Let me introduce you to Stray Kids a little more. Stray Kids is a korean group made of 8 members (originally 9 but one member left the group sooner in their career) The most important thing you need to know is that they are a self-produced group. As a multi-stan, there are a lot of groups that are part of the making process but I haven't came around a group that really does everything by themselves. Until Stray Kids. 3RACHA - producing team of the group - made of Bangchan, Changbin and Han - formed before SKZ (Stray Kids) - rap-unit before SKZ's debut - they make 99,8% of SKZ's music (from beats to lyrics) They have sub-units within the group. Vocal unit (Seungmin, I.N, Bangchan, Lee Know), rap unit (Changbin, Han, Felix, Hyunjin) and dance unit (Lee Know, Hyunjin, Felix). Despite that, they all can dance, rap and sing very well. Seungmin and I.N mostly sing but other members are often doing both. MEMBERS Bangchan - leader, oldest, main producer, vocalist, rapper Lee Know - main dancer, vocalist, sometimes raps Changbin - main rapper, sometimes sings, producer Hyunjin - main dancer, rapper, vocalist Han - main rapper, (could be a main) vocalist, producer Felix - dancer, rapper, sometimes sings Seungmin - main vocalist, sometimes raps I.N. - vocalist, sometimes raps, youngest They make a lot of different genres of music so if you tell us what music you enjoy, we can recommend songs that would fit your taste. For now, I recommend Scars, Slump and Mixtape: Oh on THE FIRST TAKE (turn on the subs), Back Door, Venom, Lonely St., Easy, Secret Secret and Streetlight (lyric video) To anwer to some of your comments: 8 members is actually pretty normal for k-pop group. There are groups with 15-20 members. They have songs in Korean, Japanese and some even in English versions. Bangchan and Felix are from Australia so they are fluent but most of the members can speak and understand english pretty well. Especially Seungmin and Han. Every SKZ's music video is crazy good.

[@skz165]

slayyyy u make skz stay

[@NemesisMarvile]

I love you internet stranger, couldn't have explained it any better

[@michaelaroskova4793]

@@NemesisMarvile thanks 😄 I wanted to write so much more (their personalities, differences in voices, dynamics etc) but I guess it would be too much if this is his first reaction😂🙈

[@love4scotland]

Welcome to Stray Kids! They are self produced by three members who call their production team 3racha. Someone already broke down the members so I won't repeat that. Leader Bang Chan handpicked each member of this group, something never done before in JYPE. He trained for 7 years before their debut and is well known and respected in the industry. He is extremely protective of the members and of their fanbase Stay. (The fanbase name come because Chan says if you remove the R from stray kids it is the reason. So the fans are the reason for Stray Kids which is a beautiful tribute to their fans) He is very hands on with everything they do and many Stay consider him a comfort blanket. He goes live every Sunday (schedule permitting) to talk to Stay. He listens to music, reacts to videos, laughs at our horrible pick up lines and gives very human and thoughtful advice. Sometimes he even watches reactions people have done of their music and has given call outs to KZbinrs he likes. Honestly I have never seen a group so devoted to their fans as SKZ. The guys write a lot of songs about mental health and make a point of writing music their fans can relate to. One beautiful example is a song called Secret Secret written by Han about his struggles with anxiety and then the group wrote a response to it called Silent Cry. Put together they are so beautiful. Stray Kids love to play around with sounds and genres so it changes from song to song. They have harder rap songs like Easy, hype songs like Victory Song, diss tracks for people who criticize them like Thunderous or Cheese. Beautiful lyrical songs like Neverending Story (also called the Story That Never Ends) and you should watch the live version of that one, makes me cry every time. Dance tracks like Backdoor, lighthearted like Case 143, sexy songs like Red Lights and even a feel good summer rock vibe with Time Out. They have multiple songs for each of these but I didn't want to overwhelm you. Chan and Felix are completely fluent in English being from Austrailia in fact when Felix first moved to Korea to be an idol he knew very little Korean. Seungmin and Han are fluent as well with Hyunjin, Changbin, I.N and Lee Know being in varying levels of English. Usually during English interviews I.N and Lee Know tend to be the most quiet. They do have a few English versions of their songs and some songs have more English interspersed then this one did. You may want to do a color coded lyric video and then the music video or vice versa. Hope you enjoy more SKZ and I look forward to seeing more.

[@ballito1222]

Ayyyyy let's go Stray Kids.. They are FIREEEEEEEEEE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👌more Stray Kids pleaseeee 🤗🥰❤️

[@jessdanowski3516]

I recommend watching it twice. The first time for the melody and visuals and the 2nd time for the lyrics. You won’t be sorry with Stray Kids ❤

[@tamarawhiston7996]

I can totally understand why the younger generations love this. Great beat, dancing, and fantastic visuals.

[@lella1213]

I know a lot of older Stays. I think Stray Kids have a unique genre that appeals to older generations as well.

[@DaddiesLittlePsycho]

Ýeah... I'm in my 30s. However, even I was caught off guard a little by the staggeringly high number, truly it's countless at this point, of fans just here on youtube that are even older. Specially reactors in their 50s and over, who have Stray Kids as their favorite artists. Their subscribers tend to be around their age as well, and may I say wow, they tend to have A LOT of subscribers. Haha. All of whom are Stray Kids fans too. Yesterday, I saw around 50 of their fans who happened toxbe grandparents, talking in the comment section of one of their SKZ reaction videos. (That's the abbreviated form of the group's name.) They were discussing the reasoning behind their love for Stray Kids. Apparently, many of them had originally been trying to either gain understanding of their grandchildrens love of K-pop and/or Rap. And in the process found Stray Kids. Well, they all seemed to agree that these young men are the reason they finally understand and appreciate Rap and Hip-Hop. They seemd to feel that because they weave it in and out so beautifully, with purpose and lyrics worth hearing, that it made a massive difference to them and created the right kind of impact. Of course they also felt their talent for dancing and having impressive vocal helped a lot of those fans transition more easily than, say.... Just a rapper might have. So yeah, I would say that they have a very loyal older fanbase. I hear even their concerts are a very even blend of young and old, men and woman. I think that's amazing.

[@sawomirgralak474]

I'm over 50 and I love them. Listening to their music back to 2019.

[@mannicc]

I’m 51, love them, watched their concert with my sister and first ever listening and liking rap (or kpop for that matter) 😁

[@tamarawhiston7996]

@@sawomirgralak474 I'm 65. My music genre is Classic Rock, County, and recently some independent rappers. But I enjoyed this.

[@greensquadz7651]

The english ver of the songs from Stray Kids are available without video or color coded lyric only, if you want to check out : - Stray Kids " Domino " Eng ver color code lyric And they have a song " Mixtape4 " video street ver recorded at Sydney 😊

[@stacie1595]

Even though stray kids have 2 fluent English speakers (Bang Chan and Felix are Australian) and a few other members very good at English (seungmin, hyunjin, and Han) the vast majority of their music is still in korean. They have the occasional English song but everything is written in korean initially. However, going forward, I wouldn't expect that much English in kpop, it is korean after all. What I would recommend is just watch the MV for the visuals and the dancing then either watch a second time for the lyrics or watch a lyric video specifically. And even if you don't understand the lyrics, the visuals often tell a story on their own and it can be very rewarding to absorb the work done in the MV and attempt to glean some meaning from just that. When I first listened to this song, the MV pretty nicely communicated what they were trying to say. They are makers, builders, chemists, chefs and artists cooking up the best music in their studio and serving it to the audience.

[@sk0l0pendrra]

You were right, there are 8 of them. I highly recommend watching the guide to them (so far the long one "2022 edition" is the best) so you can learn more about Stray Kids because they are all extremely talented and are like the sweetest people on earth

[@anzamoni]

You can usually look up color coded lyrics for the songs, which matches lyrics to each member, before you watch the MV, so you can focus on lyrics/members first before watching the MV for it. Only songs off the top of my head I can recall being all english is Domino( eng ver), Maze of Memories (ot8ver), Levanter(eng ver), Double Knot(engver), feel like I'm missing one but eh lol. Also Bangchan and Felix are Australian, so they are fluent in both.

[@thylionheart]

2 of the members are Australian and speak English-Bang Chan, the leader (the one with the criss-cross facial jewelry in the first prechorus) and Felix (deep voice). But as of 2022, most of the other members can speak English fairly well, especially Han, Seungmin, and Hyunjin. Han was the second rapper to show up, Seungmin has the light purple hair, and Hyunjin has the long golden blond hair tied back.

[@ShawolOT5]

You might find either reading the lyrics before watching the MV or watching the MV with captions after watching it through without first to be more enjoyable. It helps you appreciate the music, dancing, video, etc. fully without the distraction of wondering what the song is about. Music is a universal language, after all!

[@feyre20303]

just found you and subscribed for more Stray Kids! they are so talented and have so many different vibes to their songs so that there is something for every mood and listener.

[@aliyahdubose9858]

Something that I found helpful when watching kpop MVs is, if not most then all of them have lyric videos that go by color per person to show you who is singing/rapping and what they are saying, so I usually watch the MV (if there is one) and enjoy the choreography and video, and then after I watch the MV, I then go and watch the color coded lyrics video so I can enjoy what they are saying and the MV. That can be something that you do in your videos for now on if you want. Also, almost all kpop songs are a strong mix between english and korean, its pretty much always been like that, some lines and words are in english, while the rest is in korean. Anyways, I love your reaction and ill be looking forward to another amazing reaction.❤💜💚

[@adelaidebierhoff]

Check performance clip: Stray Kids - Double knot (English version)

[@lauradevaughn6156]

They have so many amazing songs

[@T_Cup]

Most of the members can speak English fairly well, with maybe 3 fluent English speakers. Songs of theirs I recommend: Christmas Evel, Venom, Winter Falls, Freeze and Super Board for some variety

[@maryooma8]

Can’t wait for more stray kids reaction

[@lu7812]

yeah they do have a few english songs. two of their members (one being the guy who sung the really deep part *cooking like a chef I'm a 5 star michelin* are Australian. some of their English songs include going dumb, double knot english version, levanter english version, domino english version.

[@silvnathl]

Yay!! Stray kids... Love this , hope u react go more.. They r a self produced group

[@Masha_md]

Thank you for reaction! . . Stay don't forget to vote in the MAMA!

[@bigskynavygirl1929]

There’s 8 guys in the group and they sing in a mix of Korean and English, but from what I’ve read they can sing in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and English. They write most of their songs from what I’ve heard too. It’s the two main rappers and the guy in the car scenes that do a lot of the song production from what I’ve heard but all of the members do some writing.

[@dmwilson3606]

Thanks for reacting to Stray Kids!

[@mdolbey93]

Yay! I love watching people dive into kpop, but especially Stray Kids. Others have left informative comments, so I just wanted to give you a comment for the algorithm and for support! Stray Kids have such a variety of songs, and they’re so passionate and talented, you’re bound to find songs you enjoy. I would recommend lyric videos before or after music videos (where applicable) as well, although they’re not always perfectly accurate. Thanks for reacting and for your open mind!

[@melindawilliams1274]

Stray kids new album Maxident is awesome!

[@philkemper4212]

They speak Korean, English, and Japanese and do songs in all 3 languages.💜

[@kimm434]

Stray kids never disappoint ✋🙃

[@sxungmin]

They all speak english, atfirst lee know didnt but kinda recently he gave a speech in english. One of the members (Felix) had to learn korean actually (the guy w the deep voice)

[@evisipayung3071]

Thank you for reacting

[@Sonnie0325]

Yes - more Stray Kids please! Love, love, love them! You can't go wrong with Back Door, Thunderous, Maniac, Easy, Chill. Thanks!

[@Anastasia-xr7hs]

yes, there are 8 members. Two of them are Australian 🤙 but every one of them speaks engish and they re-recorded a few songs fully in english

[@RobReacts22]

Thank you

[@MinSung931]

I am in love with Straykids and have been since Hellavator, and my bias is felix and the reason for this is his deep ass voice and thats how you can. Tell its him singing/rapping also this song is such a catchy song aswell

[@LeeKnow3rdEye]

English songs from them Double Knot (my fav). They have a video for this. Slump English version and Levanter (beautiful) English. I think double knot is the only one that has an actual MV, rest are lyric videos.

[@redheadedneighbor]

Choreography was strong.

[@brynish3427]

I can relate 100% to the 'too much going on to take it all in' thing. I usually have to hear the song - just audio - to really decide if I like it or not. Then I can focus on watching the MV or dance, and then I go check out the lyrics. As a reactor, just give us your honest thoughts, and feel free to pause and rewind. Don't be afraid to make long vids for kpop reactions, we'll watch, for serious.

[@syllkive5224]

Two of their members are Australian so they know English well , if you want you can watch first for the video then watch h again with the captions on to read the lyrics

[@mashkevichys]

It's common in kpop to insert English phrases or words in songs~ Please react to Stray Kids more, they are very good!

[@christinemarino8960]

Yay…love these boys

[@polyanagula]

Hey. Thanks for reaction! They don’t have unique english songs, but they have english versions for some korean songs: domino, slump, double knot, levanter. You can read lyrics before or after MV, you can also watch color coded lyrics video in addition to MV.

[@MultiFandomStayTiny]

They have 2 English speaking members Bang Chan Felix (the deep voice (cooking like a chef I’m a five star Michelin”) They are both Australian.

[@WilmaWalma]

I've watched many KZbinrs react to Stray Kids, and you're the first one who didn't react to Felix deep voice haha. It was fun watching your reaction, I hope you will like the Stray Kids-journey.

[@lella1213]

Stray Kids are super talented. I would suggest you read the lyrics only first (available online), and then watch the music video. They produce their own songs and are great dancers, singers and rappers. Please react to more Stray Kids. I recommend Venom or Thunderous next.

[@crystalzauner4097]

Aight.... I like the visuals and the dance scenes! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🥰

[@zeenjalal9848]

Vote for skz on mama 💪🔥

[@tatfitmomb4461]

You don’t need subtitles to listen to Stray Kids.. shit is fire even without knowing what they are saying. Everyone always wanting something English whwn Korean is their first language.

[@seochangbinsarms]

They have 8 members, and they do have a few English songs! Two of the members are australian, Bang chan and felix! All the members understand english quite well, only lee know and Jeongin (I.N.) have trouble speaking and jeongin has more trouble understanding english. And no the girls were not black pink, black pink and stray kids are from different labels, black pink is from YG and stray kids is from JYP

[@rarahaha1626]

I recommend some of their awesome beats and some great music videos! Back door, Thunderous, FREEZE , MANIAC, Red Light ,CASE 143. Lonely St. and There is no music video, but I hope you listen to' Muddy Water' and 'HEYDAY'. Many Korean songs make songs by mixing Korean and English. SKZ is fun because it has a lot of Korean and English puns and has a lot of double meanings and metaphorical words. This song is also a song that compares cooking to music.

[@lauradevaughn6156]

The guys are amazing they do have some full English but mostly it's mixed. They are so amazing ck out Venom

[@hortbeck]

A lot of reactors will watch it without captions and then again with captions. Or look up the lyrics separately.

[@itsmie4eva]

You must watch their dance practice video 😊

[@JSKZG]

Sometimes you just have to enjoy the music without understanding the words. They are Korean so most of their words are korean. 2 are from Australia. I would watch the videos several times. First read the words. Second just enjoy the music and the visuals. U will be hooked. They can all dance, sing and they have a rap line.

[@CreateNColour]

Kpop is a fantastic world to dive into! Yes, Stray Kids do speak English and sing in both languages as well as Japanese. I'll recommend some songs below. But generally for kpop it's recommended to watch it twice. Once to get the visual and sound experience and the second time with the captions to get the meaning if thats what you need to enjoy music. Some people listen without understanding, but some groups, like Stray Kids, have some powerful lyrics with deeper meaning so it helps to read them at least once. Their whole focus is encouraging people to be themselves, and reaching everybody who is feeling lost and like they don't belong... Hence the name Stray Kids and the message at the end of all their videos: Stray kids everywhere all around the world, you make stray kids stay. Their fandom is called Stay. We are Stays. They have some of the most credited (copyright count for music they've produced) idols in kpop as well as some of the best and fastest rappers in kpop too. Definitely worth diving into their discography. Some English songs they have: Levanter, Domino, Double Knot, Top (an anime ost) Then some others which I recommend to check out: Helevator, Maniac, District 9, Miroh, Scars, Easy

[@mimiAnime1]

goated group frfr

[@dylanhan9599]

You should react to: Maniac, Easy, Case 143 or Circus (this one is in japenese). They have more english in them and are phenomenal aswell. Info: There are 8 members and all except one speak good english, 2 members are Australian and the others are all Korean. The one with the deep voice is one of the Australian guys, his name is Felix and the guy that did the melody at the beginning with the cars (with the chains on his face) is Bang Chan, the leader. Hes also Australian.

[@RLC63]

Thank you for your words. Looking forward to more! (subscribing now). Love Stray Kids 🤍♾ Until next time... happiness ☮🌸 be well.

[@jadefrog]

They have two Australian members, who are bilingual. Several other members speak good English. As a kpop group, of course they mostly sing in Korean. However, they have made several English versions of some of their songs. Most of those don't have music videos, but the English version of Double Knot has a performance video, focusing on their dance. It is not quite as good as the original, since one of their best rappers at that time did not speak English well, so he couldn't be as precise and fabulous as he is in Korean (his English has improved a lot since their latest US tour) but several of the other rappers and singers do just fine. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJKTd5-EarN1fZY The English version of Domino is good, but without a video. You might enjoy some of their B-sides that don't have music videos. There are some really good fan-made color coded lyrics videos that have the original Korean along with English translation, and it flashes on the picture of the singer/rapper as they sing/rap. I highly recommend Muddy Water by four of the members, the rap line. It is awesome. Just be aware that the people who make the lyrics videos add some of their own music at the end to avoid copyright issues. Domino also has a lyrics video. There are color coded lyrics videos for almost all their songs, including the ones with mvs, there are some really dedicated fans out there! They also have several Japanese releases, with Korean versions of several of those. All In and Circus are two good examples. Those don't usually have any English subtitles, until they are released in Korean. As far as I know, they don't have any songs entirely in English that were originally in English, I doubt they have plans for that.

[@ruhainadumato2823]

I really appreciate your reaction to straykids,I recommend you to react to their songs like ❣️ HELLEVATER.. district 9.. levanter.. chronosaurus...SSICK..we go... Spread my wings..voices...be me....thank you!❤️

[@gsintampalam]

They have english version some song, But don't have MV. Domino english version one of their good song.

[@bukanorgsuci3621]

Your audio is so sick bro...🔥

[@refaadinda1740]

Thanks for reacting stray kids 🔥❤️ They're self producing music by the members called 3Racha (Three Racha). Which is make them different cz they make their kind of music that really fit them well, love from STAY (fandom name of stray kids) ❤️

[@hahami9891]

Every kpop song have english lines and it doesn't mean they all speak english.

[@aleksa8873]

Moreeeeee skz!!!!!! Do maniac pls!

[@stringcheese8799]

Stray Kids have done English versions of songs but I don't think they have any songs that are originally full English. They use both Korean and English in their songs (Japanese in their Japanese songs). 2 of the members are actually from Australia so they are fluent in English and the rest of the 8 can understand and speak English all to a certain degree(like 3 of them are really good and the other 3 understand it well but can't speak as much)

[@hahehiviman]

If you want English then listen to Domino English version!!!

[@mylanbatenburg2701]

you should watch 3racha by 3 racha if you wnne hear some rap of stray kids

[@MindyRRD6760]

They have a couple songs that they have recorded entirely in English in addition to the Korean original. Double Knot is one. I recommend watching the vid and just enjoying the ride, then going back for lyrics. 😘

[@reen212000]

Nice reaction. I wouldn’t get too hung up on subtitles; you’ll get used to them eventually. Especially if you follow us down the rabbit hole that is the K-pop industry lol. All the recommendations mentioned for Stray Kids are great, but I’ll add a couple more:the English version of Double Knot, and the live Stray Kids/Blank Pink fusion song God’s Du-Du-Du. Enjoy the ride! P.S.: Monsta X is a Korean group that has 2 full English albums that are fantastic.

[@nlys1]

Oh wow, do you think he is ready for this journey? Lol

[@richelamancio7750]

Yeah by 3racha(skz)

[@kt7087]

I wonder if it would be easier for you to watch the lyric video as well just so then during the mv you can focus on the visuals and then on the lyric video you can figure out what theyre saying? Im sure people would still be interested in a slightly longer video with that kind of content! I would watch!

[@deannawalker7022]

I love love love Stray Kids. It does take a bit get used to on the sub titles and watching the video. The all speak English some better than others. I usually just watch the video first then I watch it with sub titles on or the lyric videos. I love all their music and I'm 50 and grew up with 80s Rock.

[@transfarmer9966]

I hope that your next stray kids reaction come soon BACK DOOR THUNDEROUS MANIAC CASE143 . . And there're many more interesting videos like VENOM

[@friedahendy2349]

Just a suggestion to check out the lyrics first then watch the m v helps you understand the meanings they are usually deep

[@ooreciwangwang]

If you want to be able to focus on the video i think you should watch it without subs and then watch again with subtitles or just look at the lyrics separately afterwards. Two members (Bang Chan and Felix) are from Australia and speak fluent English, while the other members are learning. Most Kpop songs mix both Eng and Kor together even if the members aren't good with Eng, so it's rare to get a full English song.

[@xzlenn9868]

if you enjoy rap and bars i suggest checking out (G)I-DLE! they’re a self produced girl group! i’d suggest their latest song ‘Nxde’ or ‘Tomboy’ to start! other phenomenal tracks by them are ‘Oh my god’, ‘Hwaa’, and ‘Lion’ but i definitely recommend listening!!

[@-ceejee-]

Next...Thunderous..

[@aribahbhatti8678]

react to "how u like that" by BLACKPINK next

[@ojousama0760]

English song from them? Domino English version 😌

[@rxcharxgers]

If you would like, to get a better understanding of the song, you could react to the lyric videos available on youtube before you watch the m/v, those would also let you get to know the members and their roles :) Also, they don't have any FULL original English songs, just english versions of their Korean music however the english versions of DOMINO (HIGHLY recommend), levanter and slump (Japanese originally) are fantastic. Laventer has an M/V for the Korean version, as does slump for the Japanese version. Domino does not. Other songs I recommend (Korean mostly, with english mixed in) are maze of memories (a big chunk is in English, no M/V), easy, 3RACHA (the song not the skz unit, no M/V), taste (no M/V), venom, maniac, back door , the view and hello stranger :)

[@vinamossy5490]

When reacting to kpop maybe you should watch it twice? Once for the visuals and once for the lyrics

[@brand7549]

Here's a tip for you. Read the translated lyrics first, should be easy to find, an then you can watch the video/visuals and have a good enough idea what the song is about.

[@qjeixjdbejdivueuisuxhehhzbxhdh]

thanks for reaching, i want to recommend you BTS Outro:Tear live performance with eng subs, it's sooooo good

[@areliscordova7Mexico]

I LOOOOOOOOVE STRAY KIDS 💚 PLEASE REACT BLACK SWAN FROM BTS 💜

[@johnsmith-zy7ey]

try listening to colour coded lyrics before the music video

[@ChickadeePlays]

First off let me say that I really love your reaction. So please don’t take what I’m about to say as negative. If you were going to react to K-pop you’re gonna have to let the whole not English tango. Very few of them right English songs, and the English songs are not nearly as good as the Korean songs. I understand it can be hard to read close captions and watch visuals so I understand your dilemma. My suggestion is to just watch the video without subtitles first and then watch the video with subtitles. I know it will make for a longer video but you’ll get to enjoy both the lyrics and the video. We have to understand and appreciate that Korean is their language and that is what they The rap and sing in and it should be appreciated for what it is. Again I don’t think you are dissing the language or anything like that, it’s just don’t expect a bunch of English from people who are from a country that is not predominantly English-speaking. Thank you for reacting to them though, and I hope to see more. It is so awesome to see more people be exposed and enjoy the world of Korean music especially Straykids

[@viis374]

Dude didn’t listen to a lot of K-pop yet, if he’s thrown off by the random English in between the Korean.

[@Babygirl4270]

I want to challenge you to stop saying you can’t understand because you can’t speak Korean. 80% of us don’t speak Korean but we understand them completely. If you don’t come out your comfort zone to only want to see English songs then you are disrespecting your own intelligence. English doesn’t need to be spoken in music to feel and understand the message.

[@RobReacts22]

Ok so my reaction will just be nodding my head hope it makes for a good video

[@Babygirl4270]

@@RobReacts22 if that’s what you got from my statement.

[@awenasangster3348]

Appreciate that you were honest about it but it’s kinda ignorant to react to a different language video and complain about it not being in English 👀 like that’s really pretty rude. If you only want English then don’t watch foreign songs just for views.

[@RobReacts22]

Go back and watch it again and tell me where I complained about it not being English pretty sure I asked if they had any English songs like black pink but your opinion is your opinion 👌

[@leelinda6493]

Don't get why you're stuck on the language thing. This is Kpop, Korean pop. STray kids are Korean, they speak Korean. If this confuses you, then kpop ain't for you buddy, Blackpink!? Dude that's like going to Korea and asking the first person you meet, hey I have a korean friend back in the states, her name is Jisoo, you know her? Dear lord help us.

[@RobReacts22]

I'm just gonna b nice and say I appreciate your opinion have a great day

[@kalisituitavuki736]

​@RobReacts22 way nicer than I was gonna be. I commend you man❤

[@amisedai942]

hey, your way too hard on yourself. What I recommend for those who don't watch much foreign t.v or just subtitle in general and they are new to kpop, is to watch it twice. once for the video and song and once for the lyrics. there is no pressure to get it all in one viewing. never. (fans like that are just toxic). English songs I like are Levanter and Slump. these guys have done nearly every genre you can think of, so I know that you wil find something you like, which is exactly what Gods Menu is about. 😉