Is it only my ears that can't take the extreme volumes and the constant shouts in their last two cb's? And I'm sorry, I don't mean to sound rude, but I just haven't stumbled upon anyone else who thinks the same.

I've never once heard someone say that BBC is their best title track they always say Adios and give BBC either second or third place. I mean, it does makes sense for Yuehua to produce basically a carbon copy of Adios because it was so successful, but I can't help but feel dissapointed in the direction their concept/sound has gone.Īnd what's really jarring to me is that people seem to like Adios or Dun Dun much better than Bon Bon Chocolat. (Though, I will say that I did like Dun Dun a smidge more than Adios.) Each song's choreography and music videos are great and fun to watch, but the past two songs are just not it for me. It was the same thing: elementary and underdeveloped. Everything about it sounds really simple and underdeveloped and the repetition almost has the same tone of those hand/clap games kids play like 'concentration' or 'miss mary mack.' I thought that this was just a one time thing, so I just told myself that maybe the next comeback will be better and more like their debut. I remember when I first heard the song, it sounded like a very loud childrens' nursery rhyme. I was rooting for them and could only think that if BBC was THAT good, who knows how amazing their next single would be?Īdios is.well, a song.

I loved it so much and I still love the song. The song sounded like the most exquisite marriage between R&B and EDM that I never thought could even be possible. I listened to it for WEEKS in a row and became a huge Everglow fan.

When Everglow busted in with Bon Bon Chocolat, I was instantly HOOKED.

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