BGYO is a PPOP boy group that consists of 5 members namely (Gelo, Akira, JL, Mikki and Nate).
This is a book guide for all ACEs who wants to know the BGYO members PROFILE, FACTS about them, UPDATES, LYRICS and line distribution of their songs, Rev...
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
We have seen how great the music video of 'THE BADDEST' was, but now that we are digging deeper on some theories/speculations in the music video, we become more curious on what was the MV and the song all about, what are the inspirations used to inspire the directors or the production team to come up with such a marvelous masterpiece 'THE BADDEST' comeback is!
Of course, not everyone will appreciate it nor even understand what the video was all about but that's how artistry works! Some will like it or even love it but some won't. 'THE BADDEST' Music Video is very artistic and creative in the sense that you have to repeatedly watch the video so that you will have a deeper understanding on what the MV and the song really pertains to coz the MV itself doesn't directly explains the song but instead it gives off a deeper meaning & understanding.
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
As we have all seen, 'THE BADDEST' MV is more on a futuristic POV. If you seen it, the first thing you'll think about is that the BGYO members were simply a part of a secret organization which was the ACE ELITE SECRET SERVICE where they were like secret agents on a mission. Each boys have their own uniqueness and capabilities as shown in the MV and we also have redgoldmoon who seems to be the 'BOSS' controlling everything wherein the boys seems to be having their trainings. I personally like the MV because it felt like I am watching a James Bond or a Sci-fi kind of movie, or even Charlie's Angels - there are several elements that was included in the MV that you'll never get tired watching it on repeat.
It was definitely mind blowing that some scenes in the 'THE BADDEST' music video was actually inspired from some historical events & personalities in the Philippines. Isn't amazing how a futuristic looking MV actually depicts the past?
At first, honestly, it really weirded me out when I saw one of Akira's scene where he was dragging a sack of something. But I was skeptical when I figured that somewhat it resembles Juan Luna's painting "SPOLARIUM" and finding out that my hunch was correct, I was really suprised! Little did I know that it was not only Akira but also the other members were symbolizing something relating to Philippine History. Now, let us tackle each one-by-one.
