I didn’t take it as trying to follow the sexy concept trend as much as they’re general female back up dancers and it’s following the tradition of “pretty girl(s) + cars = successful music video”. The girls dancing…I’m surprised were actually in the video. I enjoyed how the cars were accessories since the song is basically called “Beep Beep”, so what else were they supposed to use bicycle horns? But I do like how the director still kept some btob playfulness by giving them the kid’s cars too. It actually think it’s kind of funny since it’s like a parody of all of the American music videos that were super popular back when I would watch VH1 when I stayed at my Grandmother’s house waiting for my Mom to pick me up. I’m watching the video, and I’m basically side-eyeing it the entire time. Considering it seems like teasers were released for the entirety of the month, I lost track of the release date and as soon as I woke up this morning I saw the news that they released the video, and the song was produced by Brave Brothers, who slayed everyone in 2013 with 4Minute’s tracks, and BESTie’s “Love Options.” So I had high hopes even though I don’t listen to most of the music Brave Brothers produces for male artists, I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt that the song would be amazing like all of the work they do with female artists. As I’ve said, I was really looking forward to btob’s comeback.
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