Former KPOP Idol Reacts to SB19

[@jordyn29]

I agree that they do have a specific audience, but I also think that their music is so great that anyone can enjoy. I'm from the U.S. and there are a bunch of us who love them.

[@emgeecee30]

jordyn perry thank you for appreciating our SB19 🤗🤗🤗

[@glaze_mcriddle0219]

Thank you for this comment. ❤

[@jordyn29]

@@glaze_mcriddle0219 ❤

[@jordyn29]

@@emgeecee30 They deserve plenty of recognition for their talent ❤

[@jeonchaemin187]

Omg thank youuuuu! I am proud to be a Filipino because of them. 😍💜

[@rando39022]

Josh's rap still sounds like the typical pinoy rap, it's just that it blends pretty well with the song.

[@tjos86]

yup. it does remind me of gloc 9, abra and other pinoy hiphop artist alike.

[@aseryo5457]

Its better to listen to them than listening to actors who are forced to be singers and always get covered by autotune😂😂

[@WujuLickMe]

Teaaaa~

[@kennethglen4687]

ahaha this comment makes me spill my food because of laughing hahaha this was 100% true hahaha forcing actors to sing even thou they are not singers hahahaha

[@markpenafiel2578]

EXB HAHAHAHAHA

[@kristalt.7404]

So true

[@sanderford8921]

"ikaw na ba si mr. right?"

[@jessicaleeseul]

I’m sorry if my usage of the word ‘just’ offended you. When I said that they are just Filipino artists, I don’t mean the ‘just’ to be ‘only’. I didn’t intend to imply any sense of inferiority towards the group or to Filipinos in general. If you say "it's ok because English isn't my mother tongue", that is not the reason for why I used this word. That statement was said because I falsely assumed that they would look like ‘Koreans’ under the premise that they were trained under a Korean entertainment company. And I clearly stated in the video that this one dimensional thinking was wrong on my part. When I realized that they didn’t look like Koreans, I immediately knew that my assumption was false. This is the reason why I said they are just Filipinos. (Filipinos I mean, Filipinos who actually look like Filipinos in general.) I must say that you cannot take a single word that I used in the video and insult me and my race itself for that. Because I can speak with an assurance, that looking at my words in a bigger context will take away that misunderstanding that some of you are getting. Again, I’m sorry if this offended you.

[@eniddeltacross4410]

Hi Jessica, no worries. You dont have to explain, im not offended by the 'just' word. Keyboard warriors should understand the overall intention of the review, rather than be blinded by one word. Thank you for the wonderful review and being proud of our boys. 😘😘😘

[@jennzy3103]

It's okay you're just struggling at that time to find the right words... no worries this should not be taken seriously but an apology is deeply appreciated ✌️💜

[@mazolegario]

Fully understand you. Hope you don't dwell on this too much. 🤗

[@liokobayashi5998]

We all know yall koreans JUST look down on us filipinos stop justifying 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@ronakatsuki]

gosh jess i apologize for my kababayans who strongly have this negative filipino trait, extreme personalism. as a filipino, i did not take any offense with what u said :)) i hope us filipinos would learn not to take anything too personally

[@black_lalisa2790]

I bet their rapper Josh Cullen is watching this because he's a Jessica fan and he's been following her on ig already in the past

[@angelhubilla8461]

Why my brain always thought Jessica soho? lol hahahaha

[@zyor7020]

@@angelhubilla8461 lmao

[@bethanydestajo1106]

@@angelhubilla8461 oh shit same thought here 😂😂

[@angelhubilla8461]

Ewan untog kona kaya ulo ko puro mareng Jessica nalang e

[@shantyechan]

@@angelhubilla8461 Same girl, same!!😂

[@faus5]

SB19 stands for "Sound Break 19" .. meaning, they are bringing a whole new taste of pop music here in the Philippines, inspired by the KPOP industry which is widely appreciated in the Philippines. 19 is the representation of unity between Korea and Philippines using our codes, Korea(82) and Philippines(63) if you add the numbers individually, 8+2+6+3= 19, since they were trained and handled by ShowBT, a korean enterntainment agency based in the Philippines. 😊 They can speak Korean, English and Tagalog fluently too. I'm happy you saw how much passion and practice they did for them to perform in such flawless synchonization. They literally practiced 1000x for their choreography and vocals which is being stamped by their Korean trainer.

[@robertmagtaan4717]

so very exactly this comment its true 💖💘❤

[@lgseubra2984]

Now I understand...

[@jessicaleeseul]

Sounds like I forgot to adjust the volume of the background music when the song was being played. I’m so sorry if that made you uncomfortable. I’ll make sure to adjust them next time. :)

[@analynj30]

Hi Miss Jessica...thank you for reacting SB19 and for ur good thoughts about them..This group not actually shown for Filipino it is also for Korean culture bcoz they code name is about collaboration of 🇰🇷and🇵🇭 and they also changed a new generation of OPM..😊🙌

[@anjoantipas1624]

It is fine Jess. It actually made the video all natural so I don't think people would mind.

[@nanatsudragon8317]

Pls reacts to bts the truth untold live

[@jabezdejesus8028]

i think they need a originality

[@johncarlpulia9194]

Ms.Jessica lee your from the group Highteen Debut in oct 11,2016

[@mamamia8733]

Did you know? This was supposed to be their last shoot (MV) but they gained a loooot of followers. I'm so proud of my boys 😭

[@uwuuwu5326]

filipinos are talented just lack training entertainment system is very messy i hope we have more things like this totally would wanna try it out

[@charmmercedez5913]

uwu uwu true

[@corycianangel6321]

so true. and the networks are always the ones in control, so they would bring outdated ideas that may have worked in the 90's but would not work today.

[@aby1061]

That’s because the country refuses to give big budgets to the entertainment industry. Bagani is the most expensive tv show airing in the Philippines as of now but it’s budget doesn’t even reach 1/4 of the Game of Thrones budget.

[@uwuuwu5326]

@@aby1061 true.. but yet again there's a bunch of crappy groups and artists that no one even pays attention to. i'm sorry but most of the well known artists are honestly embarrassing. but it would be really smart of them to invest in a group that they'll train for a couple of years then make them debut in ph. like that'll be a smart move there's lots of support. sb19 isn't even perfect but you can see how much support and love they're getting. they're already better than artists in bigger entertainments here. there's more kpop stans in the philippines than there is in korea so imagine. if it's really good they can start promoting internationaly. it's possible. they can earn alottalott if they really put their everything into it

[@corycianangel6321]

Heo Yoorim is the live action Inuyasha They even cut a lot of corners in the special effects and animation. Plus, I think that most of the budgets just goes to the executives and the popular actors.

[@kazuboy9454]

Jessica: *talks* Ken: *started rapping* Jessica: *stopped talking to focus on Ken’s deep low tone rap*

[@seeker444]

i could totally relate though HSJSHDHSH

[@koyaaa0326]

They actually practiced this song literally a thousand times before their comeback with this song. The way that they did it was that they would do 30 practices per day until they complete the 1000 practices! So you can really tell that they practiced and worked hard for this comeback. Also, they choreographed their own dance for this song! They also wrote their own lyrics for this song and their debut song!

[@danielleheartbautista8949]

That's true. So aurums/A'tins (I'm not really sure which one-- Called for their fans) are so proud of them. (including me. Hihi)

[@mythicalcreature3995]

I don't know why but I'm laughing at the "comeback". 😂 I mean how, how it's a comeback when it's their first time revealing a song😂😂. Sorry it pique my attention. 😂😂

[@koyaaa0326]

Mythical Creature Oh! Their debut song was a ballad called “Tilaluha”. Making this their comeback single! You should check out the debut song! It’s just that this song was the one that really blew up for the boys! So this is the one that most people would watch first.

[@jossantos4976]

@@mythicalcreature3995 joke's on you LOL

[@rur8480]

@@mythicalcreature3995 their first song is a ballad song

[@AsifMahbubProtik]

No dear, they are already getting world wide attention like they should, they deserve it. I am from Bangladesh and they already have a few fans here in kpop lovers community. We have a solid k-pop and k-movies and k-drama lovers community here in Bangladesh.

[@kateasteedacanay780]

Thank you for appreciating them😊💕

[@AsifMahbubProtik]

@@kateasteedacanay780 my pleasure ☺ you can check out Korean bhai on youtube, he's a korean living in Bangladesh right now for many years now actually and he can also speak our language quite well, ppl love him here

[@roxanvillegas6287]

Thank you so much for appreciating SB19. Love from philippines 💙

[@johnchristiancastillo3887]

I believe that it's ok to get an idea from korean pop culture because actually, boybands are NOT a thing in the Philippines and our pop culture has variety but lacks diversity. It's either you can sing very well alone or you are in a band... that's the 2 easiest options if you want to go and create a name in PH pop industry. Now given the fact that PH is one of the biggest followers of KPOP idols, the market platform suddenly changed the way Filipinos view "pop." it gained popularity, enticed a broad market demography and suddenly, it became a possible platform for Filipinos to enjoy music but also to apply their skills (singing and dancing). I understand the possible negative impact and they can be labeled as they are mere imitation but by now, i think it is definitely acceptable and understandable that it is just part of how East Asian countries evolve when it comes to popular music. And hey, Japanese POP is more popular than KPOP in early 2000s and taiwan also got their own boyband (F4) and all of their themes just vary in language but the style and target market are all the same! I think this is good for the pop industry in the East... it's an evolution that we don't currently follow from the West. The fact that Koreans are investing in this probably believe that the market is definitely enticed with the idea of having a boy group that has the same taste and style as KPop. Korean Pop industry is a global success that following it is always a good thing for every nation, especially to their neighboring countries. Filipinos are good singers, they can probably belt any song if they wish to! So i think it's just a matter of time before P-Pop can also be a mainstream thing herein the PH or probably in East Asia, if they are supported by the youth.

[@geoffbits6773]

This is an on point comment! 😊 You're right, what the PH music needs is diversity. And based on the interviews of SB19, one of their goals is to "break" to the industry with their fresh sound, hence they gave the meaning of SB as "sound break." And I think their management is strategically targeting the right audience: they're touring schools and events where younger crowds are there, who are mostly listening to K-Pop. I'm hoping that this group will become successful and will bring the Filipino music to a whole new level. Who knows, SB19 may start the Filipino "Hallyu" just like what happened to Korea. 😉

[@hoshiiikodan]

Well said!

[@myrdenlove]

Very well said!!! Awesome! 👍👍👏😉

[@ryeoryeongiee5520]

well said 👏

[@sbb19only]

@@geoffbits6773 Definitely true. We need this kind of group to propel Filipinos to accept different genres not just what we used to. 😁

[@blackpinkblink1764]

I'm a Filipino and I will not lie They first perform it at our school when we are having Korean Culture Festival they aew really good performer in person.... Promise✋

[@gillaandreasardon3328]

Hey what school? PNHS?

[@blackpinkblink1764]

KNHS

[@blackpinkblink1764]

But its a fancam from a student you can search SB19 at Pasay City, they perform IDOL of BTS☺

[@rots.866]

"that was a bit cringey" thank you for being honest because thats exactly what i felt when i watched the video. Your honesty just made your video analyses much more credible.

[@yousmileismile6123]

Yes, its also my exact reaction at first 😅 Like Justin was the most good looking member (based my prefrence) but that part was too cringey 😅

[@junedexterlacsina3559]

hahaha its better to hear honest opinions

[@iseeyou4622]

When I first saw them, that's what I thought but now I'm a fan ♥

[@twicepink544]

it's cringey until now i better listen to kpop but the song was a bop but the mv was a meh, but for low budget it's good

[@linojjang]

Same pero nung inulit ulit ko nagandahan na ko and I'm a fan of them naㅋㅋㅋ

[@melissaacuna5301]

in some interviews, sb19 said that they were on the verge of stopping when they released that mv. i'm so glad that they were warmly received by the target audience and so now, here we are

[@mitang4129]

They still have the OPM style with their ballad songs.

[@darlenesuelto1677]

And also they do OPM covers too!

[@cradlesrift9095]

which most of the people that criticize them can't see and appreciate. any korean influence here in the ph are usually highly criticize by the community. even the co-musicians as well. just because they didn't like or understand the culture and music, they just ramming immature opinions and claims. worst, they even accuse filipino kpop fans that they're defending the foreign influence instead of their own. How bold and immature of them to even think... Though my apologies of bringing my rant to your comment thread😅

[@mitang4129]

@@cradlesrift9095 that is so true and it's okay lol 😂

[@cumagmagsibak8834]

@iKONIC OT7 FOREVER yeah opm must evolve in the way of ripping off kpops and making it our own.. No offense bro 😂😂

[@yoongiswhiskers2833]

@iKON OT7 FOREVER opm is not dead °^° no it cant be. But still those closed minded lemons can leave the exit it that way.-->

[@thekillerbunny3585]

This boys are amazingly talented not like kaachi copycat’s

[@angellegaspi6502]

I really agree haha

[@tobiokageyama9507]

Ikr, kaachi even use tiktok dances-

[@bread0089]

Don't bring down one to compliment another. Ik kaachi copies alot from others but you shouldn't have compared the two. Yk ? 😗

[@bread0089]

My point is that you can compliment sb19 by not bringing down someone.

[@thekillerbunny3585]

레몬Milky sorry but that’s my own opinion since everyone has it’s own opinion even if it’s positive or negative and i hope you understand that too And that’s 2 months ago were i just hate them but now, I don’t think i still hate them but im still no their fan tho

[@girlwithamoustache]

I guess she was referring to her "Just Filipinos" statement as expecting the SB19 will be mixed with half koreans or koreans. As some Idols like Twice are mixed with members from Japan and Taiwan as well. I saw how genuine her criticisms are. And she was able to give constructive criticism not comparing the idol group to korean idol groups but solely appreciating a new brand of Filipino idols inspired by kpop. I liked that she mentioned having a targeted audience which are "Filipinos". Because a lot of Kpop and Jpop songs need not to be translated to gain a bigger audience. It went massive as it is because they loved their language. And that's the key to anything we want to achieve. It's to love our own. Specially our language. Not to opt it out in our schools but to treasure it. I appreciate your comments about SB19 and hopefully they get to see this and I know they will appreciate it too.

[@joanalgarja9390]

I agree.

[@andreideguzman5779]

Yas.

[@renznayre1123]

Indeed 👌

[@corycianangel6321]

there's mnl48. their songs are basically akb48 songs in tagalog. they still managed to appeal to the filipino audience, though mostly younger audiences, jpop fans, and anime fans. of course, they're not yet allowed to create original songs for now. they need to be approved first to have freedom to create one.

[@leticiachiok8057]

Your honest reaction--specifically basing it from your Kpop experience in Korea--is well appreciated. Your views are non-partisan, no bias because you're Korean. Love your judgement from a different perspective.👏😘

[@mr.broccoli3776]

They don't need a high budget for the M/V , they all need is just a professional Filipino video editor , .. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@lizacruz251]

Kaya pala nagmukhang studio practice yung MV nila. No hate, pero i think time na para iupgrade natin ang mga MV natin.

[@saiyongdawn7756]

The vid looks professional to me.

[@MSESE-pb2hy]

Would you believe that they also created their own song and dance choreography, i think that's the main reason why most of Filipinos love them. And they practiced it 30 times a day to make it perfect. Love them so much

[@krisferdz6313]

Ofcourse lahat naman ng grupo sa kpop usually sila nagcocompose ng sarili nilang vid ung iba nga sila pa nagpoproduce mismo.

[@mc7.]

stan SB19, because even though SB19 was trained under a Korean Entertainment Company they never proclaimed that they are ‘K-Pop’ that means SB19 was proud of their nationality , plus they use their own language and they always remember where they come from.. SB19 is raising the Filipino Flag 🇵🇭

[@itzmyboychicken7542]

Truth!! The negative thing you said about the opm was really true.. for those who are a big fan of opm and really not into kpop will hate this group but you know they have songs that has more influence of opm than kpop like tilaluha and hangang sa huli and love goes sound more Western than kpop.. and the good thing is they're written in Filipino (well most of them) and we have a wide range of kpop fans that I have high hopes, but sadly some of them compare sb19 to the appearance of their favorites.. I hate it..

[@yoongiswhiskers2833]

They shouldn't hate SB19 though. That quite...hmmm...immature. Hating the boys won't help the Philippines °^°

[@humansarehilarious9239]

@@yoongiswhiskers2833 so true. Mostly opm artists even spoke highly of sb19. My father is a singer and loves opm so much as well as the old songs back in the days and when he saw sb19 on ggv, he actually praised them coz he thinks that this is another pride of the philippines in another area of music. Music is not based on the past, like if what music was on the past will have to apply to the music now. Music is art, different variations,factors and genres, So IT IS childish to hate them, thinking that those opm lovers are mostly are matured and professionals.

[@ruth_0404]

I'll admit that get a little bit cringe too when I first saw this MV. But after I watched their dance practice and the 2x dance challenge. I got addicted to them and have watched all their vlogs and even followed all their social accounts. And now I'm a certified AURUM!!❤❤❤

[@sb19x4thimpact]

"I'll make it sure to adjust them next time." - I do really hope, there will be a next time 😍 I like the way she gave Pros and Cons of SB19 being under a Korean agency. But let's admit that K-Pop has a big influence to Music Industry. Especially in the Philippines. Most of SB19 followers must be Filipino who are addicted to KPOP, for sure, because I am one of them 😂✌️. I know that SB19's target is Filipino's music industry but the heck, every time I watch them performing Korean song, I really love it 😍😍😍 I'm proud of it. Hopefully PPOP will made it worldwide like KPOP music 😁 Are you an international fans of SB19? Can you comment your country so we can know how many countries knows SB19 (PPOP) 😂✌️ 👇

[@kwishantv]

In my opinion...i think kpop is having influence to american artist like justine timberlake, justine bieber, usher etc. because i can see there dance moves there song and rap they got a swag..even there music video...so they combined it and they got a lot of appreciation...all of us having and influence that is my opinion...and theres nothing wrong from it...

[@CelmarneLouch]

Kpop was influenced a pop music industry from western countries..

[@angelolive2853]

That's true most of sb19 fans are K-pop fans too Cos I'm a ONCE

[@amordevoneperez23]

You are right most of their fans are kpop fans. And yeah I like them covering kpop songs.. I'm a multifan by the way.

[@justinepagunsan8193]

"I know why they got 3 million views." ; Yes 😌💕

[@aubrineluka]

This commentary from a former kpop idol is actually really giving me the chills. Thank you for being proud of our boys. We love you, Jessica! 😘

[@How_Am_I08]

did she debut?

[@bernardineyaneza506]

**kpop trainee

[@charmmercedez5913]

joselito chu NO

[@itsrovic]

@@How_Am_I08 part of a show called Idol School (the show that made Fromis_9)

[@laarnylymatienzo3148]

@@How_Am_I08 never. pero kayabang

[@dearjearie1519]

SB19 is a breathe of fresh air here in the Philippines. They are multi-talented in nature plus their passion and good personality makes u stan them harder. They don't follow the "usual", instead they always make something new thus setting the STANDARD of PPOP. I hope they will be known worldwide so that everybody can breathe the same air A'TIN currently breathing...

[@sarahclado5771]

They originally wrote the song. 😊💕

[@woojinbloo44]

Wrote the lyrics but they didn't produce the audio track.

[@junghoseokie5729]

Konic well at least they helped create the song duhhh. Unlike other artist they just seat on the couch and wait for the lyrics to give to them and just record it🙄🙄

[@woojinbloo44]

@@junghoseokie5729 lmao. Why are you mad? I'm a fan, not a hater, but I'm just stating a fact. "Wrote the lyrics" is different than "wrote the song".

[@your_lav5278]

@@woojinbloo44 lol you'll write the lyrics and produce a song How can you write a song?

[@woojinbloo44]

@@your_lav5278 never said they produced the song nor they didn't. The instrumental was produced by the company. That was given to them then they wrote the lyrics.

[@adventurekaye3047]

Hi IAM a Filipino we usually mix Tagalog and English to our song because if you don't know that we are top 5 most speaking English countries in the world

[@berryly5399]

Im from indonesia but im offended the way u said they are “JUST” a filipino artist So how bout koreans,THEY ARE ALSO ‘JUST’ KOREANS

[@jessicaleeseul]

I’m sorry if that offended you. When I said that they are just a Filipino artist, I don’t mean the ‘just’ to be ‘only’. I didn’t intend to imply any sense of inferiority towards the group. I said that statement because I falsely assumed that they would look like ‘Koreans’ under the premise that they were trained under a Korean entertainment company. And I clearly stated in the video that this one dimensional thinking was wrong on my part. When I realized that they didn’t look like Koreans, I immediately knew that my assumption was false. Again, I’m sorry if this offended you.

[@elizayume94]

@@jessicaleeseul I also noticed that but ignored it immidiately since you might just misused the word "just", haha thanks for reacting for the vid btw. We appreciated that much

[@eniddeltacross4410]

We all know that English is not her native language. Give the girl some slack. Overall she did give the boys a wonderful review and were thankful for that. Just see the bigger picture.

[@icyliciousblue]

@@eniddeltacross4410 maybe the original commenter and those who agreed first language is not English that's why didn't know "just" can mean different thing? Her level of English is just as good if not better than yours and others.

[@adiksadiatabs]

the word only is always a click bait for negative reactions. #context

[@HotBunnyKookiePotato]

I'm offended when they are called ugly umm excuse me

[@そら-e9d1n]

Your an army? :D

[@kawaiidere9542]

Yeah like how about just appreciate the talent!

[@HotBunnyKookiePotato]

@@そら-e9d1n yup

[@HotBunnyKookiePotato]

@@kawaiidere9542 I know

[@choochipochi5629]

Panget pala sila? Sorry sa mga nagsabi non but me, i dont find them pangey

[@absolutelynutty1278]

They wrote the lyrics to Go Up themselves! And I think (I'm kinda not sure) I've read somewhere that they choreographed the dance themselves, too! Edit: Please react to 'Tila Luha' next time! Especially the one from the channel NET 25 (Letters and Music) 😄

[@jinuwuclips]

itsjane yes! Stell, the main vocal and lead dancer, is their main choreographer. He choreographs their dances w/ the help of the members and their dance instructor (who helps them w/ their formations and transitions).

[@mianmaia6976]

Yes thats true everyone shared ideas for the choreo,but stell is really the choreo master.hehe.before they became sb19 stell and josh is a part of a korean dance cover group who won before and meet bts when bts was still also starting to be come famous.

[@flpdesu9538]

"they practiced alot" I felt that. there, we can see how an idol felt to another idol. like they know each struggles to get where they are now.

[@abrahammartin6480]

What if.. There's a chance that some korean company's will merge here in the Philippines to create a new kpop or ppop idols are you willing to audition?

[@ianraeestores4212]

Like making Produce 101 PH. Sounds cool.

[@abigailbengco2334]

@@ianraeestores4212 no wayyy

[@Yourmumsahoe]

Z-Girls is waving

[@Emclee99]

YESSS

[@mamamia8733]

Omg yes but i dont really sing, dancing might help me but yes singing is also required

[@vivienne1422]

SB19 is a P-pop group trained under a Korean company. A 5-member group who can all sing, rap, dance, and play different instruments. They write their own songs, do the choreography, style themselves and always perform live. Stan SB19! 💖

[@sassy_grace7881]

You forgot the part that they make their own songs as well as their own choreography in "Go up". They maybe train under the Korean company but they still showcase the OPM vibe. ❤️

[@Gstar47]

I've seen so many people react to SB19 and this is one of my favorite reactions since you've been in a KPOP girl group before also was in Idol School. 🥰

[@myrafaithko864]

Please react to SB19's new song "What?". If you haven't heard about it, you should check that out. It has 8 million views, if I'm not mistaken. SB19 members are such good artists. We are very proud of them.

[@Anne-ug4jv]

They practiced a lot and it shows so much in their output and live performances. I hope they get the recognition they deserve. Thanks for your input! It warms my heart to know someone who had first-hand experience in the KPOP industry appreciate SB19.

[@brighteststar7829]

For me, they're unique. And it's just a FACT THAT WE FILIPINOS CAN DO ANYTHING MUCH BETTER. Kung hindi man sila sisikat tlaga in the future, well, atleast napakita nila ang talent nila na SUPER WORTH IT. MORE POWER TO SB19. 🧡💚

[@melbagelano2411]

We believed in there talent..They have there own style.Even though they are trained under Korean company..we are,or They are not just a Filipino..They spread love & inspiration all over the world. More power SB19.. Continue to spread love 💙🙏

[@maxucandu7080]

LMAO i love how she stopped for a few seconds to focus on the video when ken's rap part came like yea boi i love that part too

[@yoonaclaire]

Jessica's reaction vids are always on point and well informative just like how every reaction vids should be done 💕

[@julsarabe1096]

They actually practiced "go up" for 1000x before they could officially perform it.

[@pedrokawali5901]

They Practiced the Dance 30x a day until they reach 1000 practice before they debut or Comeback. Also they have a Motto printed in their Dance Practice room. It says "PRACTICE WILL NEVER BETRAY YOU" :)

[@ryeu8154]

That “oh i think they practice a lot”. I’m proud to say that they practiced 1000 times before they released their songs. According to their management “PRACTICE WILL NEVER BETRAY YOU” that’s why a lot of Filipinos and other countries, like them for being passionate about achieving their dreams. I’m addicted to them tbh. A good influence for everyone

[@seshirosteel]

Jessica!! Been a fan since Idol School and I'm so glad you reacted to SB19!! I really appreciate you giving your real and detailed opinion of them, thank you so much for checking them out and supporting them!! I actually wonder if you're still interested in pursuing an idol career, because ShowBT (the company of SB19) is accepting applications / auditions. ABS-CBN as well just recently signed Momoland and MNL48, and so I'm thinking Ppop is on the rise. Perhaps this might be an avenue worth exploring? Hahaha, Jessica stans rise up!! Fighting!

[@samlagrimas5039]

One of the most comprehensive reaction videos. Thanks for the opinions and constructive criticism for this group, I think they can and will improve even more in the future!

[@snowbeach7]

Easy peasy for Filipinos Jessica when it comes to singing & dancing. Nailed ittttttt yaszz 💕👏👍

[@det1519]

Ate Jessica, please react to SB19 'WHAT' if you haven't watch it yet. As you said in this video, " If they continue to produce this quality of MV, they have the potential to grow big." Yes....they already grown big if you watch their 'What' MV. They gave a lot of effort in it and in fact that SB19 is the first Filipino boy group/band that has been nominated on Billboard Music Awards for Top Social Artist Award and the first ever boy group that has been nominated in the Southeast Asia. It's a very huge success for them and for the fans. Thank you ate Jessica for loving the Philippines. I'm always watching your vlogs with ate Sylvia. - Loving from Philippines🇵🇭 사랑해여♥️

[@jibreeljoel]

thanks for the reaction video jessica..for more info about them..the composer of the song is talented composer of wanna one but the lyrics and choreography are made by those boys who are very talented..they produced their song also..thanks again jessica..cant wait to see the finish of the your mural project

[@buzzaldrin1988]

As of now, i checked SB19 who they are. And now found out, they're so good like others.

[@10mesos]

The thing is, english and tagalog is both our native tongues. 😂 Also music/dance/instruments are what filipinos are known for that's why when you were observing how they could dance well with the kpop genre.

[@artesiningart4961]

I am an OPM fan, and I also love and admire traditional Kundiman music, indigenous and folk music, etc., but I am also open for other cultural music genres and styles or brands as well as other pop music around the world. I dont want to be xenophobic and also not very ethnocentric. I love your honesty and the way you thought about this group's pros and cons for OPM, P-Pop, and the Filipino entertainment and music industries including our Filipino national, cultural, and artistic identities. 😂😊😇💕

[@yodalicious7857]

I really like that you made your on opinion on them based solely on what they bring rather than comparing them with other kpop groups.. Cheers also to SB19 not making it cringy (well just a little bit lol) and looks like they worked hard for it. Love the videos by the way!

[@elesnts]

This is actually the best reaction I’ve watched so far- about sb19. I like how you really say things even though it can be taken negatively by others. Love the reactiooooonn ❤️

[@fanboy4197]

I love how she react, very real and sincere ♥

[@barcenaslloyddetlef1147]

Back again after many months, I hope you react to their "Tilaluha," "Hanggang sa Huli." Their vocals are prominent in these songs. Also in their cover song "Bakit ba ikaw."

[@leiii.gaming]

The song Go Up was produced by they guy which also produced wannaone’s song😊

[@shaunvrse]

When someone turned Go Up into korean I noticed it has a lot of high notes!

[@potatoislife7106]

If u reacted to alab/burning u will see them speaking three languages korean filipino and english

[@v.insider_]

That "I hope they get some rest too, you know." It's very genuine and sincere, words coming from her experience as an Idol. We all know how hard these idols work. They definitely deserve to rest~

[@Viviaynnnn]

Omgggg my fav reacting to my fav! Plus I'm seeing them tomorrow! Aaaaa perfect timing💗

[@Viviaynnnn]

@Darkish Bright yes!! I'll update here on what happens tomorrow!

[@Viviaynnnn]

@Darkish Bright yes!! I'll do my best to stay calm tomorrow so that I could film nicely and get good footage haha😊

[@duaneavillon8382]

keora sila anda aki zambo and onde venue? man leave gat yo.

[@duaneavillon8382]

@Darkish Bright ok, onde ka ya kumpra ticket?

[@duaneavillon8382]

@Darkish Bright ya pwd yo mira dila dila video for zamboanga, na UZ el venue. smartbro yo haha. kilaya gaha se, if pwd lng alya era on spot kumpra nuh

[@sola9219]

Since many are supporting them now, i hope they would have more budget for the MVs

[@cladexist]

Hey Jessica would you like to react or check their new song titled *"ALAB"* / Burning, it was also a bop! 🔥

[@chanwoominparkchakim1673]

I would like to thank you all for the GREATEST appreciation.....-just me haha

[@genshinimpact9757]

I like how honest she is without sounding offensive. 😂❤️

[@NIOME11]

Clap to sb19 for 1000x practice wooo

[@nayeonyeowo]

They practiced 1000x before they release the GO UP i believe. PS: Correct me if i'm wrong :

[@brighteststar7829]

Correct po. May vlog po sila about that.

[@beambeam3218]

SB19 just released a new single, ALAB, please react to it. Thank you! ❤️

[@TheLazymannn]

You were really on point in your Q and A in the first part and I really like your videos! 😍 sending lots of love from Cebu 🇵🇭

[@miudnights]

FIGHTING SB19!!WE ARE ATIN'S(SB19 FANDOM NAME) MAHAL NAMEN KAYO(WE LOVE YOU IN FILIPINO)

[@marcodelossantos6691]

they need to practice restlessness just to get that step of their song. thank you so much for your reaction. Godbless ❤❤

[@nanachi1789]

i love how she address the "Filipino Identity" in Musicccccccc!

[@jchristv2016]

All I can say "Mahal na kita" 😍🇵🇭

[@atinworldwidedomination2906]

They were trained like K-pop idols under a Korean entertainment company! Their sharp and synchronized dancing and solid vocal skills are products of hard work and dedication. According to their Spotify profile, SB19 trained in the Philippines not in South Korea under ShowBT, a Korean entertainment company that branched out in the Philippines. They've gone through three years of rigorous training known to K-pop idols and it clearly shows in their performances. Josh revealed in an iWitness interview that they have nine-hour vocal and dance training every day, with a one-day break per week. For their latest single "Go Up," the group rehearses the choreography 30 times a day, and even have a target of practicing the dance 1,000 times.

[@semsemsamanthap.999]

In my opinion personally I think SB19 isn't blurring the Filipino music or Opm It's actually a good mixture because they of course have a different approach when talking about music but I like K-pop and I like the fact that I can finally understand something with that style of music and I also like the fact that I could go to them and then go to listen Moira, December Avenue, IV of Spades, etc... For me it adds to it instead of blurring it there's more variety now

[@black_lalisa2790]

DONT SKIP THE ADS!!! She earns if we dont skip ads so lets help her thru this simple way

[@sidaranesong324]

@@marshallbg3512 u are too sensitive before u want to diss someone atleast doing ur research look at her full meaning of that word before judging

[@marshallbg3512]

@@sidaranesong324 yes I'm sensitive. I am also offended as a filipino. Go sympathize with her I don't care! She called my fellow filipino 'just' and you're calling me sensitive, why wouldn't I? yet, if I call koreans, 'just korean' they'll say I insulted them? don't do unto others, what you don't want others do, unto you.

[@sidaranesong324]

@@marshallbg3512 nah Korean ain't that offended only the word just also if u read her explaination u should know that she doesn't mean to offend everyone here she said that because she thought that some of them might be Korea because the group said to produce by Korean entertainment

[@sidaranesong324]

@@marshallbg3512 that why u are being call stupid sensitive for right reason! Cause u out here play the victim card so hard u don't even listen to any people apologize also she is Korean not British

[@sidaranesong324]

@@marshallbg3512 calling u stupid because of what u reply to me make no sense u said u trying to understand her here but the last comment u just bias and not even forgive her even if she apologized

[@ivydemavibas5028]

I stand Filipinos who raise the flag in the world, and #SB19 raised not only the flag but the bars of pop in the international arena. Ppop Pinoy Pop #SB19WorldDomination.. I hope you can watch their newest release "What?" last time I checked it is now at 9.5 million views. It has an English sub.

[@llwyd7513]

There's no such thing as kpop dance genre, that's an Urban Dance genre. Many filipino crews already dance to that genre. So you can't say that they dance like kpop but dance as good as the kpop idols. Ps. I think it doesn't make sense😂

[@emmanueldulguime8861]

lloydie Tarnate they actually dance as kpop genre. typically filipino groups always dance like puro tigas lang ng katawan ganern

[@ricb.7067]

@@emmanueldulguime8861 But there is no such thing as kpop dance style? I mean, kpop itself covers a wide array of genres. (No hate hHahahaha)

[@DarkR0ze]

Ric B. Same as any current dances, & groups in any country

[@ShelaCrisostomo]

I like how she do some research first. Thank you for reacting to SB19 💙

[@marieedrozo5525]

Composer from Go up is korean From Wanna one composer And lyrics maid by SB19 (Wait what? Wrong grammar sorry 😅😅😅✌)

[@spawnofithao5218]

*made or written 😊

[@jonahf2911]

Ahhh kaya pala similar sa wanna one yung music

[@lowkeys4761]

they are KPOP-PV(PINOY VERSION) Thats the right term.. because they carry korean discipline..

[@yumisasuri]

Hope you'll do an analysis of their new song, ALAB. Btw love how open and honest you are in critiquing these. Much love

[@toxworld9497]

VOTE THEM IN BILLBOARD MUSIC AWARDS TOP SOCIAL ARTIST STARTING MAY 10,2021 LETS GO A'TIN !

[@glorieanneanisco5405]

You should react to their "Go Up 2x speed challenge" its really good

[@patricksales7296]

Here in the Philippines, majority of the MV of all artists are indeed low quality for other preferences. But for us Filipinos we don't mind how MV was produced. Filipino artist are much more focus in talent itself. Nevertheless, SB19 would definitely produce more better MVs in the future because from the fact that they were handled by korean people. Those people behind the ongoing success of SB19 has also a huge and important role. We're hoping and looking forward for this group. ♥️🇵🇭🇰🇷

[@chuucake]

the reaction i really needed!! thanks 언니~💓

[@sopekookie7]

They’re really good. Now this is how you show appreciation for KPOP when you’re not korean. I hope they do really well ☺️

[@aileensvlog9528]

Omg jessica, thank you so much!

[@toxworld9497]

they practice 1000 times before they release every song..dope ! proud pinay a'tin here ! #SB19

[@raiasoleil474]

yes they practiced a lot. they practice 30x a day to complete 1000x before their comeback

[@sarahvroom]

Am I the only one who thinks Jessica gives off a kpop-idol vibe? I feel like I'm watching an idol. Her smile, beauty and everything is so amazing.

[@GGG-tx3vl]

The only reaction that matters to me

[@pianoangel4]

What I want for the SB19 to do is to make sure that they are representing P-Pop Culture. I know that they use K-Pop inspiration or references to create an idea for their own music, dance, and so on, which is great. Nothing wrong with that since we are all inspired by different kinds of music. Hopefully they will find that huge spark that will make the P-Pop international and global. GO UP is definitely a better starting point. Let's keep supporting these guys! ❤️ Kasi ako din pinoy ako, pinoy tayo. 😊🤗

[@bilo_taku085]

there new music video "what?" was really great check it out, they improved a lot now😍

[@mitang4129]

i knew you would react to them one day XD

[@wyndeeroces]

This is an honest opinion about the group, not wholeheartedly honest but honest about the production of the music video, style and the song itself. 👌🏼

[@JhonLiSeven19]

During your reaction, whenever you say something and face the camera, you missed the highlights of the dance practice video, but I guess you've seen these highlights since you edited and put subtitles on your reaction. Thank you.