"A master of desire, seduction, and vulnerability"

facts. also, *fans self*

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I see FACTS ONLY

yes, true, but what exactly is this reviewer describing here lol

Since his debut with the boyband in 2011, one thing about Kai has always been clear: his work goes beyond the labels of just singing or dancing – he is a performer. To engage with him, even on a superficial level, is to open your senses to his fluvial language, which begins with music and expands outwards, crafting a heady medley of dance, expressions – something he excels at – and physical descriptions. His is a seductive art, a mastery of the right words, said at the right time in the right tone, all meant to leave one gasping for breath and under his spell.

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you must have missed all the peaches threads :shyy:

It definitely could have had a bigger climax but I honestly LOVE the song so much and enjoy its mid tempo rhythm. I would say the bigger flaw is that its too short. I be getting myself into the song and then it ends

I don't know if that reviewer could've handled it if the song had a bigger climax....

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I cant do this anymore. Something possessed him this comeback

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i read the article earlier and could just feel the writer fangirling so hard.

Right? Like...

"Of course, we got a glimpse of it on his solo debut last year. Aptly titled ‘Kai (开)’, the mini-album came riddled with one addictive track after another, all painting a picture of Kai’s multifaceted enigma, at the center of which was a demand to pay attention only to him. He reduced our world to a singular point – him – on the title track ‘Mmmh’, consumed our memories on ‘Amnesia’ (“Can’t remember anything before you,” he said), and embodied desire itself on ‘Nothing On Me’ (“I want nothing on me but you,” he sang).

On ‘Peaches’, he expands the world he’s created and adds maturity, a streak of danger and just a hint of vulnerability. Just like ‘Kai (开)’, ‘Peaches’ comes bolstered by a steady R&B background. It’s the little touches he adds, however – the choppy progression on ‘Vanilla’, the soaring chorus on ‘Come In’, the hedonistic picture he paints on ‘Domino’ – that make it a work of genius.

If last year’s ‘Mmmh’ was an aggressive, forward, titillating call to the dark side, ‘Peaches’ wraps those cruel intentions in sweet whispers and almost deceptive appreciation. Reveling in being the “bad guy”, Kai constantly treads the line between love and lust. The possibility of getting your heart broken always looms on the horizon, but his words in your ear placate you enough to accept the outcome. When coupled with the phantasmagorical visuals of the music video – where the simplicity of the song becomes entangled with Kai’s smooth, slick moves and dreamy sets – you get the feeling that you’re Eve trying to resist the call of the apple on the tree. Or well, the peach, in this case."

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I ask myself the same question

I love holiday themed stuff! He looks so cute.