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[Tier 3] SEVENTEEN - Ah Yeah (Lyrics Video + Debut Showcase) (Patreon)

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2025-05-03 12:00:08
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OH MY GOSH.

Firstly, we didn't know Ah Yeah was a unit song, so there's that.Secondly, even for a hiphop unit track, this was ridiculously hard, especially when you consider the fact that this is their debut album. Not to mention their skills :0...And lastly, WORDPLAYS. We go in depth with the lyrics as usual, since there are a lot of things that are either mistranslated or require further elaboration, but there was one thing that we TOTALLY missed and only caught while reacting to the debut showcase. AH YEAH itself!Okay. We're still excited about this track XD clearly, so let's leave it at that for now and we'll let the video speak for itself. Please let us know if you have any questions, and comment your favourite link for Jam Jam if you have one! :D

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cinnamonroll

Ah Yeah caught me off-guard when i first heard it too! Never expect SVT to have this kinda track when i first become a Carat 😂

i should sleep

Nice, just wanted to mention that one of your first reactions was also Lalali from the HH unit :)

Quwarichi

The Hip-hop unit is so special. Woozi writes all of the songs' lyrics, except for the rap parts, which the hip hop unit writes themselves each time. Their lyrics are always such a pleasure to read, and when they allow themselves to let loose (their stage-only songs like Lotto and What's The Problem) they show how good they really are. Also, unless it's a special album or a full album, the albums seventeen release have a title song, 1-2 b-sides, and 3 unit songs. You can definitely look forward to each hiphop unit song in every album they're AWESOME. I feel like you'll really enjoy Fire from their FML album. Also, you mentioned how the lyrics in Ah Yeah sound like they're talking about their haters even though it's their debut album. They got told a lot pre-debut they'll never make it, and their debut got pushed off a lot of times because of financial struggles of the company. Scoups was the first trainee from Seventeen and he almost left the company 4 times because of it (he left but PLEDIS kept begging him to come back) and they just had a lot of people telling them they're not going far. And then ten years later they have TWO daesangs. Can't wait for you guys to listen to Lotto and What's The Problem you'll be shocked!!!

konekochan

ah yeah ah yeah ~~ i appreciate you going through each of their tracks and dissecting them considering that svt's discography is huge!! especially the lyrics analysis!! Each unit definitely has their own charm in their songs 🩷 Fetusteen had some grudges against their haters 😂 I think in their earlier years, there were people who'd say they won't be successful since they have so many members. But look where they are now!

katsulii3

You're right about the other tracks so Jam Jam is performance teams song and 20 is vocal teams song

Jade V

Seventeen actually got a LOT of disparaging comments when they debuted. Between the large number of members and Pledis' bad financial situation at the time of their debut, most people thought the group would flop and disband early. This was the case both in the kpop fandom circles and also in the industry itself as Seventeen has mentioned a few times that industry people (producers and executives of other companies) told them to their face "you guys have too many people, you won't make it". So a lot of their early b-side tracks are them saying they have potential even if they're young or that their hard work and passion will make them succeed and prove everyone wrong.

cinnamonroll

fr pre-debut svt went through a LOT of sh*t, and i'm not even kidding Pledis used to broadcast them on live doing various things, and calling it SEVENTEENTV (2013). the company said they'll choose 17 trainees that has the biggest reaction to debut. the camera setup was literally like cctvs, and it was survival of the fittest since day one. they even made the fans vote if they want their favs to debut. (according to my researches, cmiiw though) but since the company has financial problems, the debut got pushed back for 2 years. many trainees left the program because the training period was too HARD. they said, "those who became enemies already left a long time ago, and only 13 people left". Hoshi said many trainees think it's not hard to become one of the 17 people chosen, and it's fine to not work as hard. so he was very harsh and snappy, saying things like "our team will fail bcoz of someone like you", and went "again" while pointing fingers at them. he only has that team, and they cannot fail since he's SO desperate at that time. they've got quite a number of fans through the live and are waiting for them to debut, but there still many people who doubt them, saying they will not succeed coz there are too many etc etc. they've heard these hateful comments since pre-debut, and that pre-debut period was literally 2-3 WHOLE YEARS sorry, i wrote too much. there are many episodes to tell from their pre-debut that i could write all day 😬

Antonette

"You really like making babies" Plus the serious tone too really got me lmaoooo

Anna

Yes pls react to 17 project 😭🥹

Tatia

They experimented a lot with their lyrics and music pre-debut, not only the hhu but also other members. They have several mixtapes that they released as trainees. I especially love Wally, Like a Loose Cannon, and Just for Fun. They have that similar aggressive feel to them, like Ah Yeah, in my opinion. Hip-hop is my favorite unit because they are so involved in the song-making process. Their lyrics are always very creative and playful. There are going to be other tracks by them on future albums, and I hope you enjoy them just as much!

PaperCrown

One thing I'm learning from this reaction and your reaction to LALALI is that S.COUPS uses a ton of wordplay in his rap. I'm glad you guys are here to help me appreciate it.

tim

so scared to watch it alone, will it be emotional? but i think this is the right time for me to watch because its their 10th anniversary

tim

yes, you can see how the leaders mentioned it in their song Cheers too..

Fenn Ho

I am actually watching it now. It IS emotional (at least to me, knowing what I know now). The harsh words, the self blame etc. but on the positive side - I guess this is the very reason why SVT is so successful - right from early days, they are determined to prove naysayers wrong.

EmilyMengs

love to see your reactions! ! btw, if you are using bilibili, there's a button under the video to turn off the rolling words.

Cielo Eunice

I’m a Carat but never listened to all their songs! So this is a nice journey to have with you! Thanks so much 🥹

Handsome Sausages

Oh this is absolutely hilarious and you will soon see why XD Thank you for the link

nyk.03

the fact that the majority of the mistranslations were scoups' parts... based on the translation videos on youtube, his lyrics always show up as very simple or violent because it doesn't reflect the wordplay -> so underrated as a lyricist, ugh