20:52 Wow, Rita's vocal technique really surprised me! How is she so good at this!!! Did she grow so much while touring? You can really feel her professionalism...🎉
What happened
BABYMONSTER records “DESERVE,” with the team refining difficult high notes and directing the members toward sadness, anger or pleading for particular lines.
Why Koreans care
Two bits of studio shorthand clarify the conversation: 음방 (eumbang, weekly TV music show) is short for “music broadcast,” while 가이드 (gaideu, guide vocal) is the temporary vocal track used to establish pitch and expression before the final recording.
In the Korean comments
A top comment points to 20:52 and reads, in translation, “Wow, Pharita’s vocal technique really surprised me—how is she this good? Maybe she improved incredibly fast while touring; she really has that professional presence.” It gives viewers a precise moment to revisit and the specific change that caught one listener’s ear.
What the words mean
폭풍 성장 (pokpung seongjang, literally “storm growth”) does not describe ordinary physical growth here. It is casual, enthusiastic exaggeration for improving dramatically in a short span.
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20:52 Wow, Rita's vocal technique really surprised me! How is she so good at this!!! Did she grow so much while touring? You can really feel her professionalism...🎉
Pharita and Ahyeon's high notes are insane... I can't believe they sing like this live! BABYMONSTER really are vocal monsters 😭❤️
음중 인가 사녹때 라이브 듣고 너무 놀랐었네요. 저 고음을 실수없이 원키에 라이브로 찌르는거 듣고, 음정 불안함 없이 노래하는거 보면 멤버 전원에 감탄했습니다.
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