MONSTA X DEBUT TRESSPASS FULL

Plotline was replaced with a strong emphasis on bold colors, specifically hues of red and blue. The visual variety and creativity of every set and camera angle kept our senses alert, even without a storyline to back things up. Moreover, each member received more charismatic camera time, which the MV production utilized very aesthetically.

MONSTA X DEBUT TRESSPASS FULL

It’s strong, boisterous, and full of frenzy, meshed with each member’s signature voices that makes the song solely theirs. If anything, this track truly marks their seventh year, highlighting their journey of maturation thus far. It’s not too far-fetched to the point where it’s unfamiliar for the group, yet it still keeps things fresh for those who have consistently tuned in so far. Overall, this particular track does a good job of meshing the old with the new for the group.

Joohoney’s powerful rap-combined-vocals frequenting the song were also just as impactful as his hairstyles, which proves there’s no end to his own surprises. Hearing their voices weave in and out in newer ways was both experimental and successful. While Kihyun did take up majority portion, the track definitely lent itself to providing a longer spotlight to the remaining members. Starting with the obvious, the difference in member numbers has lent itself to vocal surprises - it was pleasant to hear Minhyuk and Hyungwon sing more alongside Kihyun throughout the song, altogether creating a refreshing combo. While it does harken memories of “Hero,” “ Rush,” and a sprinkle of “Trespass,” it is altogether another “fresh face” for the group, in more ways than one. As a casual Monbebe, it’s been an endearing ride seeing both teams push on, and this includes Monsta X’s most recent comeback with “Rush Hour.”Īs aforementioned in the title, “Rush Hour” is a very new comeback for the group. While their situation may have seemed unsteady at first, given some time they’ve been able to showcase new concepts and colors of themselves that further define their discography.

Fast forward to July of this year, we’ve seen Shownu enlisted into the military after “ Gambler” and One of a Kind, leaving the remaining five members to promote together for now.įortunately, despite these changes, both Monsta X and Wonho have pushed subsequent releases that prove their respective careers are far from over. Right on the cusp of their successful, jam-packed “Follow” comeback, we saw the group alter in semi-permanent ways - while Shownu survived his own share of scandals, Wonho has now gone solo since fall 2019.

Things did take a turn for the group since 2019, with what unfolded for Wonho and Shownu. With Western advancement, OST’s, music show wins, and a long list of awards and nominations, the future seemed to promise exponential growth. A lot of growth, experimentation, and even comebacks for the Western stage continued to boost their career since 2015, as we witnessed these young idols mature into the men we know today. In order to grasp how far Monsta X has come since their fire debut with “Trespass,” I took some time to rewatch some of their past works - the key comebacks that pushed them to become who they are now, with years of experience and stories under their belts.

Monsta x debut tresspass