Because brrrr rambo
teddy knows to make catchy music
Consistency is underrated. They've had a signature sound and style that worked since the beginning, and they and their team have worked hard to maintain that identity through the years. Instead of switching concepts drastically, they only make subtle but effective changes. These changes are gradual enough to keep people excited but also find comfort in familiarity at the same time.
Their comeback promotional strategy is also genius because they promote two songs each time, at least most of the time. People have no choice but to give two chances to make an impression, not just one. They've been doing that since debut. Remember "Whistle" and "Boombayah"? Even if you don't like one, the other is at least catchy enough to eventually grow on you.
And of course, Teddy deserves a lot of credit for this. A common critique is that he plays it too safe, but he actually does subtle experimentation. His production style favors a slow and steady evolution, easing listeners into it.
Tedy is a sorcerer 
Consistency is underrated. They've had a signature sound and style that worked since the beginning, and they and their team have worked hard to maintain that identity through the years. Instead of switching concepts drastically, they only make subtle but effective changes. These changes are gradual enough to keep people excited but also find comfort in familiarity at the same time.
Their comeback promotional strategy is also genius because they promote two songs each time, at least most of the time. People have no choice but to give two chances to make an impression, not just one. They've been doing that since debut. Remember "Whistle" and "Boombayah"? Even if you don't like one, the other is at least catchy enough to eventually grow on you.
And of course, Teddy deserves a lot of credit for this. A common critique is that he plays it too safe, but he actually does subtle experimentation. His production style favors a slow and steady evolution, easing listeners into it.
Same as my thought wow
Really, i prefer YG style of releasing albums and promoting multiple title tracks. At least, those good tracks are never wasted as B sides. MADE was the perfect rollout. 2ne1 with those 3 title tracks release strategy back then too.
Nah, banger
Korean Gp loves Boombayah's catchy dance and Stay's lyrics
Doesn't help that both flopped
Doesn't help that both flopped
boombayah didn't flop but nice try.
boombayah didn't flop but nice try.
Yes, it did
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