Pitchfork: The Red and Perfect Velvet are among the strongest albums in contemporary Korean music history.

Yeah you don't like the latest album. We know it okay?

The perfect velvet is a perfect album they aint lying....

the red is something else it's just SO GOOD

I like The ReVe Festival Day 1 because Zimzalabim and Sunny Side Up are so perfect!

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https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/red-velvet-queendom/

Would they lie?

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The review itself is kinda but I think they were held to a much higher standard than other KPOP groups considering their diverse discography. We love to see RV once again praised by critics for their music though!

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I mean they're right. The Red and TPRV are two albums I can go back to and listen to for hours.

I can't choose one favorite song in The Red. The Perfect Velvet represents well its title. Queendom deserves better than a 6.7 though.

Obviously Queendom was a downgrade compared to what RV has done before, whether red, mix or velvet side

The Red is probably my all time favorite album (behind girls & Peace ofcourse)

y'all this part made me sad

"No song here is outright bad, and much of their best assets shine through the banalities, but Queendom feels like a signpost of Red Velvet’s former glory. You come to it expecting to meet the royals in the flesh, only to be confronted with their portraits instead."

he's so right, Red Velvet is passed their glory days i think