Do you think StayC changed their concept?

well, it's basically like you said. their concept is teen crush, but it leans more towards a certain side sometimes. it never changes completely, though. i'd say they have a nicely established concept within their music.

Hmm, their overall concept is high teen. This is in my opinion still seen throughout all comebacks. It’s weird since all of them sound different but one can see a relation between all of them.

i think its teen fresh, with some conecepts being brighter than the others

The sound changed but i think their concept is still the same to me. They never seemed truly girl crush like BP or even teen crush like Itzy. They are more cutesy to me.

Personally no. Their concept and sound is fairly consistent.

a little but i love both songs so its cool. They're kinda like old Twice in a way

Yes, there are slight changes but it feels like they found their sound

The vocal delivery I've noticed is quiet unique to Stayc

Concept can be changed each comeback but they will always have Stayc sound.

Much like Lovelyz and Oh My Girl for example, each have their own feel on a song no matter what song they choose to sing or what concept they choose to do next.

The vocals of J and Yoon are the most standout members that makes Stayc songs stand out among alot of other Kpop songs.

they're the same. gg stans need to stop.

Stayc has a cute concept, if anything So Bad was a bit off but still not anything crush. Stereotype literally sounds like a Twice song

They haven't changed

All their songs feel alike. I have a feeling they will be the APINK of this generation , 6 member Ed ggs that did well despite not being from big3 companies

Quote from Rainbowpop2

I mean, B.E.P is their main producer and he produced Twice songs like Fancy, Like OOH-AHH, TT, Likey, and Cheer Up.

So they most definitely have a Twice feel. I call them "mini-Twice" sometimes

I didn't know that! Well, this makes a lot of sense lmao

I think I agree. Throughout their eras so far, they keep the "cuter" concept with slight tweaks.