Their entire first EP is 90s RnB.... and how sweet is Miami Bass and this New Jack Swing... I would say bubblegum is very 90s RnB sounding as well (although its actual genre is citypop)

Reminded me off donnie darko as well... also if you watch closely theirs time skips in this ( like donnie darko with the time travel) the choreo scenes keep flipping from 80s to present day with the mics being changed for smartphones and them going from 80s fits to present day clothing. NewjackJeans also reminded me of bobby brown in particular 'every little step'... theres a full on deep lore story here.... watch part 2 for more explanation and it should become a lot clearer... the REAL reason for the bunny was Hyein was injured so could not dance.. so they replaced her with a dancer in bunny costume... made her character 'the bunny' and the main central character of both MVs... actually quite genius when the whole story unfolds .. also in my 40s btw... i dont care to admit it lol

Note to remember whenever NewJeans have a 2 part video it means its going to be a deep lore story video full of metaphor.... so the videos need to be paid more attention to than their usual other videos... will give you my theory after you watch the 2nd part so not to spoil it :)

NewJeans!!!!

Hi bros ...Part 2 is a Korean Version ...this is Japanese Version😅

Newjeans ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Supernatural is NewJeans Japanese debut song❤

More NewJeans Please!

MHJ - Their Ador Ceo Min Hee Jin

ITS new jack swing u are spot on with new edition cause its so new edition coded and post new edition with bobby brown, bell biv devoe and Johnny gill all apart of new edition but this genre was own by these guys. and new jeans did an insane job here

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They killed it! Gonna react to their live performances on music bank of supernatural and right now 🐰

😂Ahahahaha it's so funny when people agree with you without even knowing what you thought! Shoutout #DonnieDarco 🔥📽

Part 2 pls 😊

New jack swing, new jack, or swingbeat[1] is a fusion genre of the rhythms and production techniques of hip hop and dance-pop, and the urban contemporary sound of R&B. Spearheaded by producers Teddy Riley, Bernard Belle, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, new jack swing was most popular from the late 1980s to early 1990s.