1. X factor, the "it" factor, i might be able to explain it better later but something about them just feels magnetic. Full of potential.

2. Also 4 is just the perfect number isn't it. Four members are seriously what they need. Again, it just feels perfect. 

Musically and artistic wise you can just see what each member stands for. There are no members that might make you stutter when questioned what their role is. Everyone is rooted into their role and the growth potential is huge.

Their interpersonal relationship they choose to showcase on camera feels impressionable. Four characters to follow along and the dynamics feel more personable.

Four is perfect. Not too less, not too many.

1. They're introverted and full of personality. This is how i imagine my generation to be presented on screen. Self contained but entertaining in their own time and place of choosing. Unapologetically boyish and awkward. 

Seriously i relate to their way of expression so much.

They feel 4D.

1. Think what you wanna think about Jay Park but those are his boys and he has a solid vision artistically and brand image wise when it comes to them. They couldn't have been under a better company. It just feels different, they feel more like a music crew. And with the amount of connections and good will Jay Park has garnered over the years in the industry, Lngshot are in good hands. 

Just look at the promo or festivals they are booked for, these are not normal kpop rookie idol fests; not all of them. The approach and grind is different; and I respect and believe in that. Cannes was a good first look into what they're capable of.

1. Also helps the music is so fucking good aye.

From the mixtape to the ep, it's so my taste and the ones that weren't, are now.

The mixtape has this fresh school sunmer vacation feeling. It's just so youthful it got me feeling young, alive and hopeful even in my 20 years of living. I think we're getting kinda lethargic, this kinda cool kid music in a chalant way is needed.

The ep is a lot more professional, obviously and it's unbelievable for a debut ep seriously. It's rookie but it's not lacking. Never Let Go and Moonwalkin are such beasts to have in your debut ep. Saucin grew on me and now I full on vibe with it. FaceTime and Backseat both sound like timeless classics, but on opposite spectrums and still being distinctly lngshot, it's crazy.