I don't get why people say HYLT is like KTL or D4

I don't get why people say Kill This Love is like D4.

Similarities in structure

Jennie starting the song with some singing, the vocal highlight of the song being the pre chorus building up to the title lyric in the song, a beat drop followed by the filler words (rum pa pum, bada bing bada boom, ah yeah ah yeah etc.)

And some musical elements like the horns (excluding D4)

But they aren't the same song still and it works as a signature style, so if it aint broke don't fix it

In my opinion: what Queeenie said + the dance break at the end for both du-du-du and How you like that + How you like that and Kill this love having a similar thematic for the lyrics.

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In my opinion: what Queeenie said + the dance break at the end for both du-du-du and How you like that + How you like that and Kill this love having a similar thematic for the lyrics.

Actually since Boombayah BP had some dance break at the end like BB too. It's more a YGE style.

I don't see the similarity in any of their songs tbh. They go to the same concept for sure, buuuuut this doesn't mean that one is the copy of the other. Just going to a similar sound which brought them to a higher level.

About Jennie always opening the song, she isn't the only one in kpop doing it. Some groups have this one member always starting the song.

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Actually since Boombayah BP had some dance break at the end like BB too. It's more a YGE style.

Ah ok, I did not know. I have not listened to many BB songs, to be honest.

The only thing they have in common is that they are all bangers.

hylt ktl and d4 are afterall similar. Only bp fans say they aren't . To normal people ,they are similar.

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Ah ok, I did not know. I have not listened to many BB songs, to be honest.

It's ok! This dance break it's pretty common in YGE as a whole. I think every group has done it before, but as BP are super popular i do understand why people think it's the same. The structure sure is similar.

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hylt ktl and d4 are afterall similar. Only bp fans say they aren't . To normal people ,they are similar.

Actually just kpop "fans" thinks like this. I watched some reactions videos on YouTube with people "discovering" BP "normal people" you know, and overall they don't talk about similarities as of a copy, they talk about a concept that BP is following, but then again, a concept that is explored so no, just some kpop fans who have this thing.

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Actually just kpop "fans" thinks like this. I watched some reactions videos on YouTube with people "discovering" BP "normal people" you know, and overall they don't talk about similarities as of a copy, they talk about a concept that BP is following, but then again, a concept that is explored so no, just some kpop fans who have this thing.

The op actually asked for kpop fans opinion though? Otherwise she wouldn't post it in a KPOP forum.

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The op actually asked for kpop fans opinion though? Otherwise she wouldn't post it in a KPOP forum.

I didn't say kpop opinions doesn't matter, just the fact that just kpop fans think like this.

i honestly agree, the songs structures maybe similar but the vibes for me and the vocals are totally different. some kpop stans came at me cause i thought they weren't similar and didn't even tell me why they thought it was similar lol

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i honestly agree, the songs structures maybe similar but the vibes for me and the vocals are totally different. some kpop stans came at me cause i thought they weren't similar and didn't even tell me why they thought it was similar lol

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Similarities in structure

Jennie starting the song with some singing, the vocal highlight of the song being the pre chorus building up to the title lyric in the song, a beat drop followed by the filler words (rum pa pum, bada bing bada boom, ah yeah ah yeah etc.)

And some musical elements like the horns (excluding D4)

But they aren't the same song still and it works as a signature style, so if it aint broke don't fix it

Honestly though, HYLT completely switches up the formula of D4 and KTL, even down to the line distribution, instrumental (mainly the verses, pre-chorus and chorus bassline) and the way those filler words are used. I can see the arguments for D4 and KTL, but I feel like HYLT is really different.