RAPPERS REACT TO SB19 'Bazinga' Official Music Video !! Dam Gang

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• DA

  @Damfamm · 1 year ago · pinned

  Hey guys Deon here, here is the link to our other SB19 reaction videos: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeRBxJusGN9ovY0NqPWZmshGasAFbgVe9">https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeRBxJusGN9ovY0NqPWZmshGasAFbgVe9</a><br>If you guys want us to make a discord to communicate with us, or give us ideas there we will make one let us know 😎😎

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  @TravelBondFamily · 1 year ago

  &quot;Bazinga&quot; is a catchphrase from The Big Bang Theory used by Sheldon Cooper when he successfully pranks or outsmarts someone. SB19 uses it as a symbol of triumph over adversity, proving doubters wrong, and showing resilience despite criticism. The song itself is a direct response to the hate, criticism, and struggles they faced in the P-pop industry.<br><br>Verse-by-Verse Breakdown &amp; Explanation<br><br>Verse 1<br><br>&quot;Every day, I think the load gets heavy<br>Throw it away, the world unloads hostility<br>Is there a way to break the curse and stop this now?&quot;<br><br>SB19 expresses the mental and emotional weight they carry due to constant criticism and pressure. As a self-trained P-pop group, they had to prove themselves in an industry dominated by K-pop influences and faced doubt from their own country. They ask if there’s a way to stop the negativity and hardships.<br><br>&quot;I&apos;m going home, then I&apos;ll cry alone<br>Don&apos;t you worry, soon, I&apos;ll be gone, psyche&quot;<br><br>This reflects moments of self-doubt—thinking of giving up, feeling isolated, and emotionally drained. However, the word &quot;psyche&quot; (a slang term for &quot;just kidding&quot;) shows they refuse to be defeated.<br><br>Chorus<br><br>&quot;Bazinga! Hate niyo&apos;y gasolina, yeah, I&apos;m fire, I linger<br>Dare you to turn up the heat and I&apos;ll burn y&apos;all &apos;til I die, yeah&quot;<br><br>Here, SB19 flips the hate directed at them into fuel for motivation. Instead of being discouraged, negativity makes them stronger, just like fire fed by gasoline.<br><br>&quot;Bruce be proud, I&apos;m water, moves, they stagger, wattah!<br>Buzz killer, I&apos;m killing your buzz, so get the hell out&quot;<br><br>The &quot;Bruce&quot; &nbsp;could have a multiple meaning:<br><br>Bruce Lee (Martial Arts Legend &amp; Philosopher)<br><br>• Bruce Lee a martial artist known for his &quot;be like water&quot; philosophy, which aligns with SB19’s adaptability in overcoming struggles. The line &quot;Bruce be proud, I&apos;m water, moves, they stagger, wattah!&quot; reflects how they adjust to challenges and remain strong, just like Bruce Lee’s teachings.<br><br>• Bazinga is about defying critics and haters, just like Bruce Lee, who faced racial discrimination and skepticism but proved himself as a legend.<br><br>• Pablo’s intense energy, confidence, and &quot;you can’t bring me down&quot; attitude in the song mirror Bruce Lee’s discipline and fighting spirit.<br><br>Bruce Wayne (Batman - DC Comics Superhero)<br><br>• Bruce Wayne (Batman) represents perseverance, intelligence, and transformation—he turned his pain into strength after losing his parents.<br><br>• In Bazinga, Pablo stands tall despite criticism, similar to how Batman fights against villains who try to bring Gotham down.<br><br>• The song’s battle-like energy feels like Batman taking on his enemies with skill and determination.<br><br>Bruce Banner (Hulk - Marvel Comics Superhero)<br><br>• Bruce Banner transforms into the Hulk when angered, unleashing unstoppable power.<br><br>• The chorus of Bazinga (&quot;Hate niyo&apos;y gasolina, yeah I&apos;m fire, I linger&quot;) suggests that negativity fuels Pablo’s energy, just like how anger powers Hulk.<br><br>• The idea of being underestimated but then proving everyone wrong is a strong parallel between Pablo and Hulk.<br><br>Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden’s Lead Singer - Music Icon)<br><br>• If Pablo had this reference in mind, Bruce Dickinson represents defying odds in the rock music industry.<br><br>• Like Pablo, he’s known for his powerful voice, theatrical performances, and deep lyrics.<br><br>Bruce in Anime (Multiple Characters with Strength &amp; Resilience)<br><br>• Bruce Irvin (Tekken) – A strong fighter who survived a tough life, similar to Pablo’s themes of rising above struggles.<br><br>• Bruce (Mobile Suit Gundam) – A skilled soldier who fights with determination, just like Pablo faces his battles in the music industry.<br><br>When they say &quot;Bruce be proud,&quot; it could be interpreted as a tribute to multiple iconic Bruces—Bruce Lee, Bruce Banner, Bruce Wayne, Bruce Dickinson, Bruce Irvin, and Bruce from Mobile Suit Gundam—who all embody perseverance, resilience, and the ability to turn struggles into triumph.<br><br>• Bruce Lee would be proud because the lyrics reflect his philosophy of overcoming adversity and staying strong.<br><br>• Bruce Banner (Hulk) would relate to channeling emotions into power, just like Pablo fuels negativity into success.<br><br>• Bruce Wayne (Batman) symbolizes rising above pain and using it as motivation to fight back.<br><br>• Bruce Dickinson represents breaking barriers in the music industry, much like Pablo does in P-pop.<br><br>• Bruce Irvin (Tekken) and Bruce (Gundam) reflect strong, determined fighters who never back down.<br><br>By keeping the reference open-ended, Pablo allows listeners to connect the meaning in their own way, reinforcing the song’s theme of resilience and empowerment.<br><br><br><br><br><br>Verse 2<br><br>&quot;Clown! Who&apos;s the boss now?<br>I just turned the world upside down&quot;<br><br>They call out doubters and haters who once mocked them but now see their success. SB19 is proving that they are now in control, having changed the game for P-pop.<br><br>&quot;Now, y&apos;all can quit thinking &apos;cause you won&apos;t know how I did it<br>Bounced and kicked it roundhouse (ya, ya)&quot;<br><br>A roundhouse kick is a powerful martial arts move. This could symbolize how they fought back against challenges, breaking expectations.<br><br>Bridge<br><br>&quot;Look at you, peek-a-boo, pick a boo-boo<br>I&apos;ma beat you even if I didn&apos;t learn kung fu<br>One-two punch, ooh<br>You&apos;re lucky &apos;cause I overdid it, had to say that &quot;Two&quot;<br>Not a mob, just a psycho, I&apos;ma keep it low<br>Guess you know that I am the one I dare you to double O<br>Lemme get this straight, just got a few more words to say<br>Defibrillator to yo&apos; ear &apos;til I won&apos;t have to say, &quot;Clear&quot;<br><br><br>Anime References:<br><br>A. One Punch Man<br><br>• &quot;One-two punch, ooh&quot; → Saitama (One Punch Man) <br><br>• One Punch Man follows Saitama, a hero so strong he can defeat any opponent with one punch.<br><br>• SB19 compares themselves to him—unstoppable, unbothered by critics, and capable of shutting down negativity effortlessly.<br><br>• The &quot;one-two punch&quot; could also mock their haters, suggesting that they can &quot;knock them out&quot; with ease.<br><br>B. Hajime no Ippo (Fighting Spirit)<br><br>• &quot;One-two punch&quot; → Also a boxing reference from Hajime no Ippo, where Ippo trains relentlessly to prove himself. <br><br>• This fits SB19’s story—starting small, training hard, and eventually becoming champions.<br><br>C. Mob Psycho 100<br><br>• &quot;Not a mob, just a psycho&quot; → Mob from Mob Psycho 100 <br><br>• Mob Psycho 100 follows a boy (Mob) with immense hidden power but a humble personality.<br><br>• SB19 relates to Mob—staying humble despite their success, but ready to unleash their strength when needed.<br><br>D. Gundam 00 / Code Geass<br><br>• &quot;Guess you know that I am the one I dare you to double O&quot; <br><br>• &quot;Double O&quot; could refer to Gundam 00, where pilots fight against oppression—like SB19 proving themselves in the industry.<br><br>• It might also hint at Code Geass, where Lelouch strategically defeats powerful enemies—just like SB19 overcoming critics and industry challenges.<br><br>Cocomelon Reference?<br><br>• &quot;Look at you, peek-a-boo, pick a boo-boo&quot; <br><br>• &quot;Peek-a-boo&quot; is a common game in Cocomelon, a children&apos;s show.<br><br>• &quot;Pick a boo-boo&quot; → SB19 could be sarcastically mocking haters as childish.<br><br>• The phrase &quot;boo-boo&quot; (meaning small injuries) might suggest that their haters&apos; attacks are weak and ineffective.<br><br>Despite not being trained in &quot;kung fu&quot; (a metaphor for industry backing or privilege), they still managed to &quot;knock out&quot; their competition through hard work and raw talent.<br><br><br><br>&quot;Bakit ba hilig niyo mamuna?<br>Masakit na sa tenga &apos;pag nagbara (うるさい)<br>&apos;Wag mag-alala, lahat tanda ko pa (忘れない)<br>Lahat ng mga pambihirang natamasa&quot;<br><br>These lines directly address Filipino critics who doubted them. They say that constant criticism (which hurts like a blocked ear) will not be forgotten. The Japanese words &quot;urusai&quot; (うるさい, meaning &quot;shut up&quot;) and &quot;wasurenai&quot; (忘れない, meaning &quot;I won’t forget&quot;) show their frustration but also their determination to remember the hardships that shaped them.<br><br>Outro<br><br>&quot;All doors are closed and no light unfolds<br>So I&apos;ll break the dawn in my home&quot;<br><br>This reflects their struggles before success—no opportunities, no guidance, and no clear path. Despite this, they created their own breakthrough and became pioneers in P-pop.<br><br>&quot;K.O. SB19 wins!&quot;<br><br>Just like in a fighting game, this signifies victory over adversity. SB19 &quot;knocks out&quot; their critics and proves they have won the battle.<br><br>Final Thoughts: Why This Song Matters to SB19<br><br>• A Response to Criticism: SB19 faced immense backlash early in their career, being called &quot;K-pop wannabes&quot; and receiving hate. Bazinga is their way of turning negativity into power.<br><br>• Overcoming Struggles: They trained without industry privileges, built their reputation through hard work, and pushed through the hardships of the Filipino entertainment industry.<br><br>• Symbol of Resilience: Like a fighter in a battle, they use every attack against them to come back stronger.<br><br>&quot;Bazinga&quot; is not just a diss track—it’s an anthem of survival, defiance, and ultimate victory.

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• CH

  @ChrisEnJoy2 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Bruce Lee was a martial artist/celebrity in the 70s (rip) and famous for the quote, &quot;Be like water, my friend.&quot; Hence the lyrics &quot;Bruce, be proud I&apos;m water.&quot;

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• WE

  @WenDiesto · 1 year ago

  Thank you for this RV of SB19 the PPop Kings, more diving songs from sb19,they live performance on wish bus, Bazinga,Mana, Moonlight, Kalakal DAM,Time

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• ST

  @stephanieaquino849 · 1 year ago

  yes pablo was tlking abt the mob psycho and it was bruce lee who they were talking abt on chorus. thnks for reacting to them!!

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• DU

  @duvezajhay17 · 1 year ago

  ❤❤❤ sb19 ❤❤❤ thank u

• BI

  @Bibscription · 1 year ago

  You should see when they performed this live on the wish bus.

• RD

  @RDCS23 · 1 year ago

  You got the references &nbsp;Bazinga (I fooled you) and Mob Psycho right. And yes, &apos;your hate is gasoline that fuels my fire&apos; is what they&apos;re saying. Good job! Bruce refers to Bruce Lee, as someone already said.

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• YM

  @ymarigoh51 · 1 year ago

  New subscriber here! <br>Thank you for appreciating SB19 ❤<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/lovefromphilippines">#LovefromPhilippines</a>

• L_

  @L_g12 · 1 year ago

  Thanks for your cool SB19 RVs. Hope you get to react on CRIMZONE DRIP &amp; their 2023 AAA performance.💞💞💞

• JE

  @jessybelbeter187 · 7 months ago

  watch live bazinga in wish bus

• BE

  @bellasnell7370 · 1 year ago

  Good to know your impressive interpretation, appreciation and reactions to SB19 song....😘😍😘