They vanished for a whole minute... so what do you think is up in their next comeback?
Still dive into the lore or will they take a new direction?
I'm rooting for songs like dreams come true for them
What do you think SM is planning for Aespa?
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Def. a "redo" musically...how an award that was "in their lane" got unexpectedly "yoinked" by another group was like..
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Definitely early 2023 CB 👀
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Early 2023 comeback. I don't see them changing musical direction. That's not SM's MO and it makes less sense for them to do sugar sweet pop when Ive is already in that lane. Dreams Come True and Yeppi Yeppi and whatever the english song is are just there to show they can do other genres, but the tt would remain different, methinks, rather like they do with NCT. As much as people stress about aespa's release gaps, each cb has had some record-setting performance, so I don't see SM changing it up now.
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i don't think they would drop the lore just yet. maybe in two comebacks or so but not now.
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Don't know, but it better be more music and content. I need a full album next, full of songs like Illusion, I'll Make You Cry, Lucid Dreams etc.
I think they can explore different concepts within Kwangya/the metaverse. Whether all their fans will like it or not is another question though.
The fans will like it, they became fans because of that concept too... the GP is a mystery, I don't think they will support a full mode kwangya song with the same enthusiasm
I love lucid dreaming and IMYC, I feel like they can find a way to explore the lore without being so over the top about it. These two songs are good examples
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Early 2023 comeback. I don't see them changing musical direction. That's not SM's MO and it makes less sense for them to do sugar sweet pop when Ive is already in that lane. Dreams Come True and Yeppi Yeppi and whatever the english song is are just there to show they can do other genres, but the tt would remain different, methinks, rather like they do with NCT. As much as people stress about aespa's release gaps, each cb has had some record-setting performance, so I don't see SM changing it up now.
I feel like their version of dreams come true is a gem, better than the original actually... there's something nostalgic and magical about it, I wish they would go in the direction, but I don't think SM would give up at the Kwangya concept, but they should turn down a bit in my opinion
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Don't know why they will only have one comeback this year
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Next year apparently 1st full album (I doubt it) Japanese debut and a world tour.
The biggest mystery is sending to dungeon your first million seller GG but whatever they should’ve cb on October/November.
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still in their lore because SM said aespa is "Poet of the (Kwangya) Universe"
I think they will be given more public friendly song than Girls
next year probably March
then Jp debut and 'world tour' prob several Asian countries & US
I'm rooting for songs like dreams come true for them
Dream came true is a remake unless they release another remake then I don't see that happening
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Early 2023 comeback. I don't see them changing musical direction. That's not SM's MO and it makes less sense for them to do sugar sweet pop when Ive is already in that lane. Dreams Come True and Yeppi Yeppi and whatever the english song is are just there to show they can do other genres, but the tt would remain different, methinks, rather like they do with NCT. As much as people stress about aespa's release gaps, each cb has had some record-setting performance, so I don't see SM changing it up now.
IVE musically is far from sugar sweet pop tho so that spot is quite open, their first 2 TTs get into a more dark vibe and After Like is disco, i don't think they have any song, being TT or B-side being more sugar sweet pop, thats something i would call a early Twice or Weekly's After school, Izone's b-sides
edit: so to answer OP, they are likely gonna have a comeback early 2023, probably will keep the lore but change some things
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Speaking of fans loving the concept. I am a huge nerd for the concept but I just dislike the way they are approaching it. They introduced this brilliant never been done idea of our internet personas being our alter egos which got transformed into digital beings/avatars that go in and out of reality/virtual world. It allows them to venture into different types of art all within one universe. Be it VR, Games, Webtoons, dramas, or animes. All could be done and it would make sense! Yet instead of focusing on the alter egos’ idea or ultizing different platforms, they only focused on a limited plot about the disconnction between the members and their ae friends in song lyrics that most of the time are messy (YYJ’s blessings). I feel like who ever the people that created the initial plot and directed the first episode are completely different people from episode 2. Ep 2 had its good moments but I feel like it's rather focusing on the plot of the songs that YYJ writes than exploring the universe’s brilliant idea like ep 1.
I don’t think yyj is the plot/universe writer but he is their songs’ writer.
In contrast, when others write songs within aespa’s lore they do way better. Illusion narration was good. GIRLS’s lore lyrics ruined the other non-lore good lines.
All in all I love the concept. I will die if they venture in webtoons and video games.
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FLOP COMEBACK!
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I'm anticipating another kwangya song
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