Red Velvet: Concept Queens

  • Kingdom Come

    Kingdom Come

    When it comes to RV b-sides, Kingdom Come and Body Talk seem to vie for first place among a lot of Reveluvs.

  • I Just

    I Just

    Not many b-sides get their own MV, but fortunately for us, SM gave us one for “I Just”. The format fits the song perfectly and it feels like you are riding along with the girls on their way to their next engagement.

  • Look

    Look

    In my opinion Look straddles the line between velvet and red. It certainly has a mellow underlying groove, but is kind of upbeat at the same time. Definitely another song that only Red Velvet could pull off.

  • Peek-A-Boo

    Peek-A-Boo

    Peek-A-Boo is Red Velvet’s title track for their second full album “Perfect Velvet”. While they had previously established their “Velvet” side with “Automatic” and “One of these Nights”, it was Peek-A-Boo that proved their velvet side is not just soft and slow, but can also take on a more gritty, mysterious tone. The rainbow dresses…

  • Rebirth

    Rebirth

    Rebirth is another Station release. It’s a fun and dreamy song and the slow-mo video just makes you feel like you are floating. It seems most of the Station releases don’t get much attention after the MV. But check the live performance!

  • Hear The Sea

    Hear The Sea

    The Red Summer mini album finishes off with a relaxing melody that makes you feel like you are sitting at the beach on a warm evening watching the waves roll in.

  • Mojito

    Mojito

    Mojito continues the feel good summer magic that is The Red Summer album. It is impossible not to be amped up when playing this nice and loud when as you’re driving with the windows down. This MR removed version is fun to listen to.

  • Zoo

    Zoo

    Zoo is a blast to listen to and watch in concert videos. It pairs great with the later-released Mr. E. Can we all just appreciate this impromptu performance in the car?

  • You Better Know

    You Better Know

    In a poll of Red Velvet concert goers, You Better Know was chosen as the majority’s favorite song to be performed live. It is a seriously motivating piece, with strong vocal performances, lots of harmonies, and and a climatic progression.

  • Red Flavor

    Red Flavor

    The Red Summer album established Red Velvet as the summer queens once and for all. Red Flavor is perhaps their most popular song and is performed at almost every performance, except comebacks which focus on the new title track and a new bside. Because Red Flavor is so popular, it is often performed in a…

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