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I know 360 stages are more enjoyable if watched live but that's a different thing. Honestly BTS YTC stage design was one of the best, I wished they did something similar for the Arirang tour. Idk it seemed a little messy. At first I thought because of their camera angle, then I thought it was probably due to lack of choreography in their recent tour (But then I watched fancams of Butterfly and Dope of their YTC concert and man I was wrong) and that's when I realised it was their stage design. Honestly, when I watched Twice's 'This is for Tour' stage I was so excited because I absolutely loved it. It seemed more compact and well balanced. But, honestly I did feel something is wrong about Arirang stages. Do you feel the same?

Blackpink is known to have two sides black which is bold, careless, confident and the pink side which is more soft, girly, emotional. Likewise Red Velvet is known for their Red which is bright, bold and bubble gum pop sound and Velvet which is their elegant, mature and more RnB influenced sound. I quite like this dual concept cause it gives the group a lot of opportunity to explore two different sounds and aesthetics (sometimes more), without confusing the fans and making them feel that there is a 360 degree rebrand for each comeback. But they need to play it smart as well cause they tend to alienate a fraction of their fanbase while switching between the concepts.