MUSE x SB19 🇺🇸 🎡

Actually, I was one of those who became curious about all the bashing directed at SB19, so I decided to check out their videos and listen to their songs. That’s how I ended up becoming an A’tin. I was blown away by how incredibly talented they are and how phenomenal they are on stage!

dinadamitan ko naman siya jan pa unti unti😌

The fact that OP’s post is in English already proves the point. Language is a tool for communication, and having more than one tool is always an advantage. That’s how I see SB19’s music. They use Filipino, English, and other languages depending on what best expresses the song and connects with its audience. Using different languages doesn’t make their music any less Filipino. In an increasingly connected world, why limit artistic expression to just one language when each one opens up new ways to tell stories and reach people?

Audiences should meet artists halfway instead of expecting them to change their sonic identity or sing in English. The idea that artists must do so to cross borders is an outdated mindset, in my opinion.

K-pop is losing its hold in the Philippines but here's the thing: when you have a homegrown group that can make you proud singing in Filipino and absolutely devour songs in Korean, why would you look elsewhere?