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LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌) 'Eve, Psyche & The Bluebeard's wife' MV + Dance Practice Reaction (Patreon)

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2023-12-16 14:07:16
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Ugbad

YESS MORE LE SSERFIM!!

luvmyg

🩷‼️

Ugbad

You should react to their song called “Perfect Night” it was recent

Ugbad

I love watching K-pop dance practice so you can see the full dance!

Ava

You guys should react to street woman fighter it’s a dance competition show

Ugbad

Yeah when you move the letters around the spell “I’m Fearless” I did comment on the the first time you react to them

Zo

They have a song in collaboration with Overwatch called Perfect Night! You guys would like that song too

lili

you guys should react to le sserafim playing overwatch 2 in a NUTSHELL *a mess* by mingadnis it's really funny but loud

lulu 🦫

thank you for the reaction!!! I recommend watching the IMPURITIES MV and the dance practice and FIRE IN THE BELLY (there is no mv but there is a color coded lyric video) which has a live stream from their FLAME RISES tour <3

lili
>>124669109

i would love so see their reaction to Season 2 of street woman fighter

Simran Dhodi

NGL, i really didn't like this song when it dropped but bcz of the number of dance challenges, i heard this song like 20 times a day and it got stuck in my head 😭😭 still i find this song embarrassing to listen to around non kpoppies cuz the boom boom boom is such a weird chorus😭

aeraaa (edited)

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2023-12-22 17:35:35 Why is it embarrassing? Not shaming you or anything I just find it interesting. I love the song despite hearing it 20million times on TT. That’s the reason I decided to check it out and the choreo itself is so fun. I wonder why you deem it embarrassing when it’s just a fun choreo and a catchy beat 😭
2023-12-22 17:35:35 Why is it embarrassing? Not shaming you or anything I just find it interesting. I love the song despite hearing it 20million times on TT. That’s the reason I decided to check it out and the choreo itself is so fun. I wonder why you deem it embarrassing when it’s just a fun choreo and a catchy beat 😭
2023-12-22 17:35:35 Why is it embarrassing? Not shaming you or anything I just find it interesting. I love the song despite hearing it 20million times on TT. That’s the reason I decided to check it out and the choreo itself is so fun. I wonder why you deem it embarrassing when it’s just a fun choreo and a catchy beat 😭
2023-12-22 17:35:35 Why is it embarrassing? Not shaming you or anything I just find it interesting. I love the song despite hearing it 20million times on TT. That’s the reason I decided to check it out and the choreo itself is so fun. I wonder why you deem it embarrassing when it’s just a fun choreo and a catchy beat 😭
2023-12-22 17:35:35 Why is it embarrassing? Not shaming you or anything I just find it interesting. I love the song despite hearing it 20million times on TT. That’s the reason I decided to check it out and the choreo itself is so fun. I wonder why you deem it embarrassing when it’s just a fun choreo and a catchy beat 😭
2023-12-16 19:35:42 Why is it embarrassing? Not shaming you or anything I just find it interesting. I love the song despite hearing it 20million times on TT. That’s the reason I decided to check it out and the choreo itself is so fun. I wonder why you deem it embarrassing when it’s just a fun choreo and a catchy beat 😭
>>124682284

Why is it embarrassing? Not shaming you or anything I just find it interesting. I love the song despite hearing it 20million times on TT. That’s the reason I decided to check it out and the choreo itself is so fun. I wonder why you deem it embarrassing when it’s just a fun choreo and a catchy beat 😭

aeraaa (edited)

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2023-12-22 17:35:35 The entire Lesserafim theme is fearless. Eve the woman who ate the forbidden apple as she was told not to, “I wish for what’s forbidden” Psyche, a beautiful woman who was said to have rivaled the beauty of Aphrodite herself, married to Eros which is Aphrodite’s son Bluebeard’s wife is a character from a French folktale titled “Bluebeard.” Bluebeard is a wealthy man who murdered 6 of his previous wives, and when his present wife finds out about his twisted nature he threatens to kill her but is instead killed by his wife’s brothers and sister. the common theme is the curiosity that was blamed to cause their misfortune. Eve and Adam were permitted to eat the forbidden apple which was said to contain endless knowledge by the talking serpent but Eve was tempted by the talking serpent and was cursed with the pain of childbirth. Psyche was unfairly treated by Aphrodite when she marries Eros. She made psyche carry out tiring tasks and later tasked her to go get the golden box which contained persephone’s beauty, curiosity got the best of her and she opened it to only to find darkness in a cloud and was put into a deep slumber by aphrodite herself. Bluebeard’s wife. She is given a key by her husband Bluebeard who is a wealthy man, and is told that she’s able to open any room, each of which contain some of his riches, except for an underground chamber that he strictly forbids her to enter. When he leaves to go to the palace, she invites her sister, friends, and cousins over. She then sneaks away from them, and out of curiosity she uses the key to enter the forbidden chamber to find 6 corpses her husband had stowed away. The forbidden fruit containing knowledge that was eaten by Adam and Eve, the golden box containing the sample of beauty that was opened by Psyche, and the key that was used by Bluebeard’s wife to discover the true nature of her husband who killed all 6 of his previous wives, can all be a metaphor for women breaking society’s rules (by doing what they’ve been told not to do). Each meaning can be interpreted in anyway but think of it like this: Lesserafim included these characters who represent women disobeying the rules set for them (by society) links to the title of their album “UNFORGIVEN.” The characters mentioned may not be forgiven by some for what they did, but they don’t need to be because the actions caused by their curiosity allowed them to see the truth that was hidden by them.
2023-12-22 17:35:35 The entire Lesserafim theme is fearless. Eve the woman who ate the forbidden apple as she was told not to, “I wish for what’s forbidden” Psyche, a beautiful woman who was said to have rivaled the beauty of Aphrodite herself, married to Eros which is Aphrodite’s son Bluebeard’s wife is a character from a French folktale titled “Bluebeard.” Bluebeard is a wealthy man who murdered 6 of his previous wives, and when his present wife finds out about his twisted nature he threatens to kill her but is instead killed by his wife’s brothers and sister. the common theme is the curiosity that was blamed to cause their misfortune. Eve and Adam were permitted to eat the forbidden apple which was said to contain endless knowledge by the talking serpent but Eve was tempted by the talking serpent and was cursed with the pain of childbirth. Psyche was unfairly treated by Aphrodite when she marries Eros. She made psyche carry out tiring tasks and later tasked her to go get the golden box which contained persephone’s beauty, curiosity got the best of her and she opened it to only to find darkness in a cloud and was put into a deep slumber by aphrodite herself. Bluebeard’s wife. She is given a key by her husband Bluebeard who is a wealthy man, and is told that she’s able to open any room, each of which contain some of his riches, except for an underground chamber that he strictly forbids her to enter. When he leaves to go to the palace, she invites her sister, friends, and cousins over. She then sneaks away from them, and out of curiosity she uses the key to enter the forbidden chamber to find 6 corpses her husband had stowed away. The forbidden fruit containing knowledge that was eaten by Adam and Eve, the golden box containing the sample of beauty that was opened by Psyche, and the key that was used by Bluebeard’s wife to discover the true nature of her husband who killed all 6 of his previous wives, can all be a metaphor for women breaking society’s rules (by doing what they’ve been told not to do). Each meaning can be interpreted in anyway but think of it like this: Lesserafim included these characters who represent women disobeying the rules set for them (by society) links to the title of their album “UNFORGIVEN.” The characters mentioned may not be forgiven by some for what they did, but they don’t need to be because the actions caused by their curiosity allowed them to see the truth that was hidden by them.
2023-12-22 17:35:35 The entire Lesserafim theme is fearless. Eve the woman who ate the forbidden apple as she was told not to, “I wish for what’s forbidden” Psyche, a beautiful woman who was said to have rivaled the beauty of Aphrodite herself, married to Eros which is Aphrodite’s son Bluebeard’s wife is a character from a French folktale titled “Bluebeard.” Bluebeard is a wealthy man who murdered 6 of his previous wives, and when his present wife finds out about his twisted nature he threatens to kill her but is instead killed by his wife’s brothers and sister. the common theme is the curiosity that was blamed to cause their misfortune. Eve and Adam were permitted to eat the forbidden apple which was said to contain endless knowledge by the talking serpent but Eve was tempted by the talking serpent and was cursed with the pain of childbirth. Psyche was unfairly treated by Aphrodite when she marries Eros. She made psyche carry out tiring tasks and later tasked her to go get the golden box which contained persephone’s beauty, curiosity got the best of her and she opened it to only to find darkness in a cloud and was put into a deep slumber by aphrodite herself. Bluebeard’s wife. She is given a key by her husband Bluebeard who is a wealthy man, and is told that she’s able to open any room, each of which contain some of his riches, except for an underground chamber that he strictly forbids her to enter. When he leaves to go to the palace, she invites her sister, friends, and cousins over. She then sneaks away from them, and out of curiosity she uses the key to enter the forbidden chamber to find 6 corpses her husband had stowed away. The forbidden fruit containing knowledge that was eaten by Adam and Eve, the golden box containing the sample of beauty that was opened by Psyche, and the key that was used by Bluebeard’s wife to discover the true nature of her husband who killed all 6 of his previous wives, can all be a metaphor for women breaking society’s rules (by doing what they’ve been told not to do). Each meaning can be interpreted in anyway but think of it like this: Lesserafim included these characters who represent women disobeying the rules set for them (by society) links to the title of their album “UNFORGIVEN.” The characters mentioned may not be forgiven by some for what they did, but they don’t need to be because the actions caused by their curiosity allowed them to see the truth that was hidden by them.
2023-12-22 17:35:35 The entire Lesserafim theme is fearless. Eve the woman who ate the forbidden apple as she was told not to, “I wish for what’s forbidden” Psyche, a beautiful woman who was said to have rivaled the beauty of Aphrodite herself, married to Eros which is Aphrodite’s son Bluebeard’s wife is a character from a French folktale titled “Bluebeard.” Bluebeard is a wealthy man who murdered 6 of his previous wives, and when his present wife finds out about his twisted nature he threatens to kill her but is instead killed by his wife’s brothers and sister. the common theme is the curiosity that was blamed to cause their misfortune. Eve and Adam were permitted to eat the forbidden apple which was said to contain endless knowledge by the talking serpent but Eve was tempted by the talking serpent and was cursed with the pain of childbirth. Psyche was unfairly treated by Aphrodite when she marries Eros. She made psyche carry out tiring tasks and later tasked her to go get the golden box which contained persephone’s beauty, curiosity got the best of her and she opened it to only to find darkness in a cloud and was put into a deep slumber by aphrodite herself. Bluebeard’s wife. She is given a key by her husband Bluebeard who is a wealthy man, and is told that she’s able to open any room, each of which contain some of his riches, except for an underground chamber that he strictly forbids her to enter. When he leaves to go to the palace, she invites her sister, friends, and cousins over. She then sneaks away from them, and out of curiosity she uses the key to enter the forbidden chamber to find 6 corpses her husband had stowed away. The forbidden fruit containing knowledge that was eaten by Adam and Eve, the golden box containing the sample of beauty that was opened by Psyche, and the key that was used by Bluebeard’s wife to discover the true nature of her husband who killed all 6 of his previous wives, can all be a metaphor for women breaking society’s rules (by doing what they’ve been told not to do). Each meaning can be interpreted in anyway but think of it like this: Lesserafim included these characters who represent women disobeying the rules set for them (by society) links to the title of their album “UNFORGIVEN.” The characters mentioned may not be forgiven by some for what they did, but they don’t need to be because the actions caused by their curiosity allowed them to see the truth that was hidden by them.
2023-12-22 17:35:35 The entire Lesserafim theme is fearless. Eve the woman who ate the forbidden apple as she was told not to, “I wish for what’s forbidden” Psyche, a beautiful woman who was said to have rivaled the beauty of Aphrodite herself, married to Eros which is Aphrodite’s son Bluebeard’s wife is a character from a French folktale titled “Bluebeard.” Bluebeard is a wealthy man who murdered 6 of his previous wives, and when his present wife finds out about his twisted nature he threatens to kill her but is instead killed by his wife’s brothers and sister. the common theme is the curiosity that was blamed to cause their misfortune. Eve and Adam were permitted to eat the forbidden apple which was said to contain endless knowledge by the talking serpent but Eve was tempted by the talking serpent and was cursed with the pain of childbirth. Psyche was unfairly treated by Aphrodite when she marries Eros. She made psyche carry out tiring tasks and later tasked her to go get the golden box which contained persephone’s beauty, curiosity got the best of her and she opened it to only to find darkness in a cloud and was put into a deep slumber by aphrodite herself. Bluebeard’s wife. She is given a key by her husband Bluebeard who is a wealthy man, and is told that she’s able to open any room, each of which contain some of his riches, except for an underground chamber that he strictly forbids her to enter. When he leaves to go to the palace, she invites her sister, friends, and cousins over. She then sneaks away from them, and out of curiosity she uses the key to enter the forbidden chamber to find 6 corpses her husband had stowed away. The forbidden fruit containing knowledge that was eaten by Adam and Eve, the golden box containing the sample of beauty that was opened by Psyche, and the key that was used by Bluebeard’s wife to discover the true nature of her husband who killed all 6 of his previous wives, can all be a metaphor for women breaking society’s rules (by doing what they’ve been told not to do). Each meaning can be interpreted in anyway but think of it like this: Lesserafim included these characters who represent women disobeying the rules set for them (by society) links to the title of their album “UNFORGIVEN.” The characters mentioned may not be forgiven by some for what they did, but they don’t need to be because the actions caused by their curiosity allowed them to see the truth that was hidden by them.
2023-12-16 20:03:49 The entire Lesserafim theme is fearless. Eve the woman who ate the forbidden apple as she was told not to, “I wish for what’s forbidden” Psyche, a beautiful woman who was said to have rivaled the beauty of Aphrodite herself, married to Eros which is Aphrodite’s son Bluebeard’s wife is a character from a French folktale titled “Bluebeard.” Bluebeard is a wealthy man who murdered 6 of his previous wives, and when his present wife finds out about his twisted nature he threatens to kill her but is instead killed by his wife’s brothers and sister. the common theme is the curiosity that was blamed to cause their misfortune. Eve and Adam were permitted to eat the forbidden apple which was said to contain endless knowledge by the talking serpent but Eve was tempted by the talking serpent and was cursed with the pain of childbirth. Psyche was unfairly treated by Aphrodite when she marries Eros. She made psyche carry out tiring tasks and later tasked her to go get the golden box which contained persephone’s beauty, curiosity got the best of her and she opened it to only to find darkness in a cloud and was put into a deep slumber by aphrodite herself. Bluebeard’s wife. She is given a key by her husband Bluebeard who is a wealthy man, and is told that she’s able to open any room, each of which contain some of his riches, except for an underground chamber that he strictly forbids her to enter. When he leaves to go to the palace, she invites her sister, friends, and cousins over. She then sneaks away from them, and out of curiosity she uses the key to enter the forbidden chamber to find 6 corpses her husband had stowed away. The forbidden fruit containing knowledge that was eaten by Adam and Eve, the golden box containing the sample of beauty that was opened by Psyche, and the key that was used by Bluebeard’s wife to discover the true nature of her husband who killed all 6 of his previous wives, can all be a metaphor for women breaking society’s rules (by doing what they’ve been told not to do). Each meaning can be interpreted in anyway but think of it like this: Lesserafim included these characters who represent women disobeying the rules set for them (by society) links to the title of their album “UNFORGIVEN.” The characters mentioned may not be forgiven by some for what they did, but they don’t need to be because the actions caused by their curiosity allowed them to see the truth that was hidden by them.

The entire Lesserafim theme is fearless. Eve the woman who ate the forbidden apple as she was told not to, “I wish for what’s forbidden” Psyche, a beautiful woman who was said to have rivaled the beauty of Aphrodite herself, married to Eros which is Aphrodite’s son Bluebeard’s wife is a character from a French folktale titled “Bluebeard.” Bluebeard is a wealthy man who murdered 6 of his previous wives, and when his present wife finds out about his twisted nature he threatens to kill her but is instead killed by his wife’s brothers and sister. the common theme is the curiosity that was blamed to cause their misfortune. Eve and Adam were permitted to eat the forbidden apple which was said to contain endless knowledge by the talking serpent but Eve was tempted by the talking serpent and was cursed with the pain of childbirth. Psyche was unfairly treated by Aphrodite when she marries Eros. She made psyche carry out tiring tasks and later tasked her to go get the golden box which contained persephone’s beauty, curiosity got the best of her and she opened it to only to find darkness in a cloud and was put into a deep slumber by aphrodite herself. Bluebeard’s wife. She is given a key by her husband Bluebeard who is a wealthy man, and is told that she’s able to open any room, each of which contain some of his riches, except for an underground chamber that he strictly forbids her to enter. When he leaves to go to the palace, she invites her sister, friends, and cousins over. She then sneaks away from them, and out of curiosity she uses the key to enter the forbidden chamber to find 6 corpses her husband had stowed away. The forbidden fruit containing knowledge that was eaten by Adam and Eve, the golden box containing the sample of beauty that was opened by Psyche, and the key that was used by Bluebeard’s wife to discover the true nature of her husband who killed all 6 of his previous wives, can all be a metaphor for women breaking society’s rules (by doing what they’ve been told not to do). Each meaning can be interpreted in anyway but think of it like this: Lesserafim included these characters who represent women disobeying the rules set for them (by society) links to the title of their album “UNFORGIVEN.” The characters mentioned may not be forgiven by some for what they did, but they don’t need to be because the actions caused by their curiosity allowed them to see the truth that was hidden by them.

Tanisha
>>124689708

Awesome explanation! I've always wondered what was the meaning behind the title

Kpopiana
>>124682284

imagine getting embarrassed of your own music choices?? well

Ava
>>124682284

My non kpop stan friends love this song