SB19 dominates Twitter, YouTube trending lists with music video of ‘What?’
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P-pop band SB19 entered both Twitter and YouTube top trending lists shortly after releasing the music video of their new song, “What?”
The boy group took the top spot on Twitter’s worldwide trends with “#SB19WHATMVOutNow” yesterday, March 9, while the topic “STREAM SB19 WHAT” currently sits at the No. 5 spot on the local trends list.
Image: Twitter/Sese Ramirez
Image: screengrab from Twitter
“Let’s hear y’all shout ‘WORLD DOMINATION’ at the top of your lungs! #SB19WHATMVOutNow just conquered the top spot on Twitter worldwide trends! Naiangat ng husto ang bandera (The flag has been raised to the full)!” SB19 fan page @PressATIN, meanwhile, emphasized on Twitter also yesterday.
“What a show of power, @SB19Official and A’TIN!” the fan page added.
https://twitter.com/PressATIN/status/1369288259659063310
Article continues after this advertisementThe said music video for “What?”, of which the creative director is SB19 member Justin de Dios, has since garnered over 1 million views on YouTube as of this writing. It also currently sits at the No. 2 spot on YouTube’s local trending list.
Article continues after this advertisementSB19 member Pablo, who was previously known as Sejun, is meanwhile, credited as one of the song’s writers and producers.
“A lot of people still doubt us, denouncing everything that we do and everything that we’re trying to achieve. We love what we do, that’s why we do it respectfully,” Pablo said in a release also yesterday.
“‘What?’ is about self-love and empowerment. Each of us has our own flag. We should be proud of it and raise it as much as we can. As SB19 and as individuals, we know that we’re not the best at everything, but that shouldn’t stop us from what we want to achieve,” he added.
“What?” marks the comeback of the P-pop group as it is their first release since last year’s “Get in the Zone” album.
Amid the excellent performance of their new music video online, SB19 is currently in quarantine after being exposed to a COVID-19 patient, the group announced on Twitter on March 8.
The virtual music launch originally scheduled alongside the release of “What?” on March 9 was postponed and SB19 has yet to announce a new schedule, as of writing. RA/JB
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