It’s like all of the potentially irritating elements of its predecessors have been fused together into one momentum-killing comeback. This arrangement isn’t all that different than Momoland’s previous singles, but Hot‘s sample feels much more grating and ceaseless.
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Elsewhere, the instrumental is practically enslaved by the brassy loop at its core. Bads so fun, Hells so hot Oh so Manic like a chandelier, crack the ceiling Marie Antoinette cause shes lost her head Falling for exteriors, as appealing As they might be, I know Im afraid No halo Baby, Im the reason why Hells so hot Inferno Baby, Im the reason why bads so fun, Hells so hot Oh so Ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah Bads so. This is most obvious during the jazzy pre-chorus, where the production softens for a rare focus on the group’s vocals. This quickly ramps up to the expected dance club thump, augmented by a heavy electro-swing influence.
Rather than relegate its hard-edged hip-hop breakdown solely to the second verse, Hot opens with a lurching tempo overlaid with pop melody. Hot can’t seem to conjure up more than a candy-coated chant. Both Bboom Bboom and BAAM presented robust choruses, as silly and repetitive as they may have been. It relies on an inert hook – not so much a melody as it is a spunky catchphrase. I’m So Hot tries desperately for meme-worthy novelty, but forgets many of the most important hallmarks of a solid pop song. The similarities in structure and energy are clear, but I’d give DIA the definitive edge when it comes to overall effect. The song arrives just one day after DIA’s WOOWA, also produced by Shinsadong Tiger. With I’m So Hot, Momoland have largely opted for the former. Now that the girls have found a template that works for them, they could play it safe and hope that lightning strikes three times, or take a risk and venture into new territory. Anabel released So Hot independently ahead of her performance at Coachella. Having one breakout single is one thing, but forging a consistently successful career is quite another. So Hot is a song recorded by Anabel Englund about the thrill of hot summer days in Southern California. Momoland had a stellar 2018, propelled by the surprise smash of their hit Bboom Bboom and its copy-and-paste follow-up BAAM.
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