S.I.M.O.N D.O.M.I.N.I.C

by Unknown 8/21/2015 01:34:00 am 0 comments Gray Haru jay park Korea Korean korean music kpop one and only Pop-Tastic! Simon dominic Spot my Korea. Tablo Won and only

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            Simon D is making his comeback felt in the music industry! hey! hey! 

        he already 'let it rip' with 'Simon Dominic.' I mean if you have not heard that, it is here below, Chingu!

 'Simon Dominic' is supposed to be a new version of his old mixtape "Simon Simon" which he released back when he was an underground rapper. A different version of that mixtape, "Simon Dominic 2014" was also unofficially released last year but enough of that bruh!

This track is SICK! This song symbolizes, represent and stands for all things Simon D is and believes in. The song brings back rhythms of the early 2000s, the subdued drums beats and the melody, but is tuned in such a way to cater to the present generation listeners. The song merely treads along the life of Simon D himself as he traces memories of the past, his twenties and E Sens. As the song progresses Simon D makes it clear that he can go up against the rapping world and he indeed proves his mettle in this song. You go, Man! 

     AND THE BROTHER FROM ANOTHER MOTHER UNLEASHED THIS TODAY!

"₩ & Only "is supposedly a maxi single which beautifully blends the vocals of Jay Park and the sick rap flow of Simon D. The song talks about the rappers who tries to have the best of two worlds- work and blatantly relationship by stating that he loves them both and strives for the both of them which undoubtedly makes him one and only. The song is a go to for sick beats and even sicker rap and is a package that is meant to explode. Simon D has truly delivered in this song just like his entire previous track.

The Music video is made for the millionaires as it is decked with star studded cast- Han Seung Jae, Sara Lee, Haru, Tablo, Gray and not to mention Jay Park and obviously Simon D. The music video does not picturise word for word of what Simon D raps but focuses more on the essence of certain incidences which truly explains itself in the music video. The music video has amazing backdrops and picturesque visuals. But it is in the end where Jay Park and Simon D pose with their money gun that takes the winning prize.

The song is powerful for all the good reason and the music video is only elevates its content. This is worth watching.

You better have listened to them at least twice by now! um?