Now that “Hot” has been released, how would you rank all of LE SSERAFIM’s title tracks when you first listened to them? Here’s my ranking:
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Antifragile – No explanation needed. This song captivated me instantly. Even non-K-pop fans jammed to it. I wasn’t a FEARNOT during this era, but I definitely found myself randomly singing “Anti-ti-ti-ti fragile.”
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Crazy – This song is such a banger that I catch myself singing the chorus randomly every day. It’s the track that turned me from a casual listener into a full-fledged FEARNOT.
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Fearless – The “Bam ba ba ba ba bam” is ridiculously addicting. I love the production, especially the build-up from the pre-chorus to the chorus. One of the best debut songs, in my opinion. Funny enough, when I first heard it, I didn’t even realize it was by LE SSERAFIM—I only found out after “Antifragile” was released.
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Perfect Night – My first thought upon hearing this song was how refreshing and relaxing it felt. Even though I wasn’t a FEARNOT at the time, I added it to my playlist right away.
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Hot – This song gives me a similar vibe to “Perfect Night,” but something about it feels incomplete. The composition and production have so much potential, and it starts off feeling like SOTY material. But then it ends so abruptly that it leaves me feeling like something is missing. It’s frustrating because it could’ve been so much more.
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Easy – This one was a grower for me. On first listen, it felt a bit underwhelming, and I wasn’t sure why. Maybe it’s the laid-back production or the way the beat flows, but something about it didn’t click right away. Over time, I started to appreciate it more, but it’s still not a standout for me.
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Unforgiven – Before anything else, I’m sorry—this is just my personal preference. When I first heard the intro, something about it felt off—it didn’t sit right with me, and I even had to lower the volume. That said, the song eventually grew on me after a few months.
Disclaimer: I also posted this in another subreddit community to see what others think. :>>
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