It was mentioned that most of the songs were written by a famous Korean-American producer Steven Lee and renowned music engineer Ken Lewis, who also worked with Usher and John Legend, took care of the mixing. I am quite excited to hear the new sound of SS501. It was also heartening to learn that the boys plan to showcase their unique style instead of going with the current trend of "hook songs". (Gee anyone?)
I'm not out here to ridicule the group's grasp of English (I'm no expert either) and their fluency in pronunciation, but considering that their songs are to be released internationally, they should definitely put more thought, time and effort in the english lyrics they insert time and again in their songs. In their previous releases, it makes me wander whether there isn't even a decent English consultant whom they can check with in terms of grammar. And shouldn't the boys even have some English coach during recordings just to make sure they sing the lyrics with correct diction.
These are just a few that I could recall:
1. "Guess who's back?" Don't wanna hear Jung Min saying this again.
2. "Superstar five-oh-one Yellow!" - thought the group's colour is GREEN, sweet peas
3. I'm not sure if I just misheard this, "Double S five-oh-one We back, go let's go."
4. "My story just begin"
5. Please I don't wanna hear you guys talking about behinds ever again: Double Ass five-oh-one
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