Bigflo
which debuted early this year had landed a comeback in the scene this late
November. Following their debut song ‘Delilah’, they came back with their
latest song: Bad Mama Jama. The song has the same feel as their debut song,
with their hiphop concept. Bad Mama Jama completely showcases their group’s
musicality. The song shows each of the member’s vocal and rapping ability.
The song, despite of its sound, is about falling in love. How about the title? This is where the cringe part comes in. In my understanding, the ‘Bad Mama Jama’ part comes in because he had already fallen deep for her that he feels like exploding whenever he sees her. You don’t expect that to come out in such a dance-pop song as this, right? Neither was I expected those words to come out
"I think I put on lenses called you. Besides you, I can’t see anything"
The music video despite having the song’s deep meaning, seemed very rushed –to me. It could have much more story in it. It’s good to see their visuals once in a while; they did have a girl in the music video but she was not used resourcefully. She simply walked while the boys were ogling at her, no less and no more. Though the video looked very fun, there was no deep meaning that I was looking for.
Looking over this “video-flaw”, I should say that this comeback is a win for their team. From Jungkyun’s high notes to Ron’s deeply voiced ‘Bad Mama Jama’, the song is very catchy. Even their dance routine looks fun. From the song to their dance, this song and this group deserves some appreciation. From Delilah to this Bad Mama Jama, this group just continues proving that there’s more to them than just their visuals.
The song, despite of its sound, is about falling in love. How about the title? This is where the cringe part comes in. In my understanding, the ‘Bad Mama Jama’ part comes in because he had already fallen deep for her that he feels like exploding whenever he sees her. You don’t expect that to come out in such a dance-pop song as this, right? Neither was I expected those words to come out
"I think I put on lenses called you. Besides you, I can’t see anything"
The music video despite having the song’s deep meaning, seemed very rushed –to me. It could have much more story in it. It’s good to see their visuals once in a while; they did have a girl in the music video but she was not used resourcefully. She simply walked while the boys were ogling at her, no less and no more. Though the video looked very fun, there was no deep meaning that I was looking for.
Looking over this “video-flaw”, I should say that this comeback is a win for their team. From Jungkyun’s high notes to Ron’s deeply voiced ‘Bad Mama Jama’, the song is very catchy. Even their dance routine looks fun. From the song to their dance, this song and this group deserves some appreciation. From Delilah to this Bad Mama Jama, this group just continues proving that there’s more to them than just their visuals.