Your Top 3 SM bridges.. (best bridges in kpop)

Red Velvet’s RBB,

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Red Velvet’s Automatic,

Red Velvet’s Zimzalabim

i pretty much agree with your list too

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I like RBB's bridge too lmao but I need to be in the mood because sometimes that scream scares the shit out of me XD

the bridge is so delectable and delicious?? like it was just a seamless departure from the song the instrumental is so GOOOD and the joy - seulgi - wendy combo just KILLS it

I could do a top 10 with NCT title tracks alone but Simon Says and F(x) Red Light would definitely be there. Also Red Velvet's Rookie is a very underrated bridge.

All I can think of right noe is the aespa next level bridge

SHINee - Excuse Me Miss

SHINee - Excuse Me Miss

SHINee - Excuse Me Miss

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I'm definitely biased to NCT, but I do think they have some of the best bridges in kpop across their whole discography. I guess building all those killer bridges is why they call it construction music.

This line tho, Quark...

I agree with Quark here - NCT has some of the best bridges in pop. Not just kpop. Periodt.

1. (Queen) Tempo - EXO

2. Superhuman - NCT 127

3.Turn Back Time - WayV

Honorable mention:

NCT U - Boss

NCT 127 - Simon Says

NCT 127 - Chain

NCT Dream - Boom

NCT U - Make A Wish

Red Velvet - RBB

Baekhyun - Candy

In general, I like the modal music and long extended bridges that SM does.

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I dont even know the tempo change cqan be considered a bridge lol

This the problem with trying to fit some of the SM songs into a pop music frame...it doesn't really work.

Exo Tempo is really more like variations on a theme and the acapella "bridge" is really a cadenza.

1. I got a boy

2. Happiness

3. Zimzalabim

Honorable mentions : Red Light, The boys, Black Mamba, Next Level

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oh so this one is all gg list..

igab does have one of the most iconic bridge

I am not knowledgeable enough about most SM boy groups to choose.

BoA's Atlantis Princess bridge just hit different.

Also, SNSD's Gee and CSJH's Dancer in the Rain