"ICONIC BY MISTAKE" by LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT, and KATSEYE is finally here, and HYBE just put all three girl groups in one song for the very first time. On this episode of CCTV: The Nonstop Pop Show, Chris and Chantel give their honest review of the supergroup collab, breaking down the production, the choreography, and that "thank you for the hate" concept. Is it iconic, or is it a mistake? The Pop Prophet, Vanessa Jefferson (@redfairydf), also joined us for a live tarot reading on LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT, and KATSEYE. What does the deck say about where each group is headed next?
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- 0:00 - Intro
- 0:37 - Song Info
- 1:41 - Single Cover
- 3:36 - Song Review
- 14:18 - Music Video Review
- 18:32 - Performance and Choreography Review
- 22:46 - Vanessa - The Pop Prophet (@redfairydf)
- 23:29 - KATSEYE - Tarot Card Reading
- 26:50 - ILLIT - Tarot Card Reading
- 30:05 - LE SSERAFIM - Tarot Card Reading
References:
- “ICONIC BY MISTAKE” MV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27C4pfRsf9g&pp=ygURaWNvbmljIGJ5IG1pc3Rha2U%3D
- “ICONIC BY MISTAKE” Live at M! Countdown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OnxKKGTDHc&pp=ygURaWNvbmljIGJ5IG1pc3Rha2U%3D
00:00:01 --> 00:00:24 I am iconic by mistake. Are you? Hello. Hello. What's up, fear not glitz and icons? What is up? How are you guys doing? Hey. This is CCTV, the not-stop pop show, where we provide our unfiltered, honest opinion on global pop music. Unfiltered and honest opinions.
00:00:24 --> 00:00:39 That's right. And we have done quite a few Cat's Eye and Hybe related episodes. So of course we had to discuss this brand new collaboration between the Seraphim Islet and Cat's Eye. Yes. Hmm. Iconic by mistake.
00:00:39 --> 00:01:07 Yes, this is going to be very interesting. The controversies, all of it is just wrapped into one little pretty Hybe box. I love it. Sure. Yes, so Iconic by Mistake was released in June 2026 and is the first ever collaboration by all three girl groups. And as you were just alluding to, with all the drama that Hybe has faced these last few years, this seems to be a deliberate attempt to demonstrate that their operations are healthy, their girl groups are successful, and
00:01:07 --> 00:01:31 You know So Do we think this song Is iconic? Ooh Let's find out We'll dive into the production The vocals The visuals The performances And we will drop our ratings And we want you To give us your ratings too What would you rate this song Out of 10? Let us know In the comments But beware Viewer discretion Is advised Your fave Will be criticized Dun dun dun Okay You're wrong
00:01:33 --> 00:01:58 Totally joking. But yes, if you are new here, we do a lot of K-pop reviews. So we're not new to this. We're true to this. That's right. So yes, before we get into the music, we're going to get into the visual of the album cover, or the single cover, excuse me. And it's very interesting. We have a heart, and it's surrounded by different iconography and different little symbols. It kind of reminds me of the Wingdings. You know, the Wingdings setting? That's right. On Windows. Yeah. That's weird.
00:01:58 --> 00:02:15 I mean, I don't mind it. There's a lot to look at. I kind of like that the heart is made of feathers and then it's kind of protected by these chains of birds and skulls and bones and stuff. Yeah. I think that concept is interesting.
00:02:15 --> 00:02:40 It is very interesting. I see the feathers. I'm thinking of a seraphim because of the wings of the angels. Yes. I see corn. I think I see corn. There's different little, like I said, little icons there. And I think with a little green zap. So it looks like gnarly, maybe. I don't know. I don't know who designed this, but it's very interesting to see. It looks ominous, but it also looks pretty. And I kind of like that. Not that at all.
00:02:40 --> 00:02:58 Yeah, it's interesting because with all the bird stuff, I also think of Twitter, right? I know it's no longer called Twitter, but I still call it that. And everyone else does. So it's also maybe a commentary on like social media chatter. Yeah, okay. And I see Tombstone. He has a lot to go around on this. Albuquerque is very, very...
00:02:58 --> 00:03:26 interesting to look at for sure but is it the proper representation of this song all right so we're gonna get into the track iconic by mistake and it was done by sean cook the k stevens diva alice long you gal kiddo i madison love alex mendoza brandon colbane and justin tranter and this song has a clear thesis we are bigger because of the hate not in spite of it
00:03:26 --> 00:03:45 And this track has gotten a lot of interesting mixed reviews from both fans and critics alike. And now we're about to give our two cents as well. Okay, let's just talk about the production first. Okay.
00:03:46 --> 00:04:05 The glitching, the industrial sounds mixed with a super heavy, heavy bass. Yeah. I'm not mad at it, right? Yes. It's very hyper-pop, which is, you know, the sound of the moment. Plus, Alice is back. You know, she helped with Gnarly. So it makes sense that this is kind of the sonic that they're going for. I will say, though, overall. Yes.
00:04:06 --> 00:04:20 A girl group collab, it's a moment. You know, you want it to be powerful. I feel like the song just didn't go anywhere. It kind of just starts at like a nine, and then it just stays at the nine, like pretty much the whole time.
00:04:20 --> 00:04:49 and nothing really changes between the different verses you know you've all these voices but they don't really interact you don't get different dynamics like there's just i don't know i feel like there's so much you could do with 14 is it 14 voices i want to say 15 because there's five in each group right no no you're right no it's 14 because one is missing eyelids missing of their um i think mocha not mocha one of their girl group members i'm so sorry right but she might actually be in the song but not in the visuals
00:04:49 --> 00:05:06 Ooh, we have to double check. Sorry about that, guys. But yes, it's one of those things where like Chae-Won was missing for a little bit for the Seraphim, but then she's in the video and she's like in the performance. It's a lot going on. It's a lot. Girls are going through a lot. Yeah, but I don't know. Again, I just feel like they didn't take full advantage of the fact that there are this many voices to work with.
00:05:06 --> 00:05:34 Yeah, yeah. I put that in my notes too. I think I have that same thing where it's like you have all of these voices and the song doesn't feel like it was written with them in mind. It was written for like maybe one girl group to sing, but it was like, why not just have all of them sing it? Because it doesn't feel catered to. Like all these groups are known for something. Like Lucera Femme is hyper like high femme. You think high fashion. You think of a lot of like even Vogue, you know, dynamics in their songs. They had a crazy year with like, was it the Eve?
00:05:34 --> 00:06:00 Blackbeard, the whole thing, right? We love that from them. You know, Illit's known for their stuttering, their high pitch, kind of like techno vibe. Like it's just that EDM vibe, excuse me. And then you have Cat's Eye, who are the louder, bombastic performers. And none of this production of the song actually plays to any of these groups' particular strengths, except maybe the I part, the stuttering part. I was like, OK, it makes sense. Illit's singing that because it's like that's their thing.
00:06:00 --> 00:06:19 um but no i get what you're saying their voices each one of these girl groups has a member that can like belt their faces off and like there was nothing that was like punch it so i get what you're saying and just to kind of like you know back you up there so i hear you on that for sure yeah the chorus i do wish there was a second part to it oh
00:06:19 --> 00:06:43 oh yeah again just to kind of take it somewhere else because again the whole thing is just kind of the same level but i will say there are some smart lyrics in here you know like reading it like i like the heart is like a verb yeah you know i like 24 7 more like 25 8 regarding the obsession so i think the actual writing was actually pretty good i just think as a song
00:06:43 --> 00:07:01 I don't know. I feel like if you're going to bring these three top girl groups together, I want it to be something iconic. No, absolutely. I think, I think we are looking at it from a lens of just like being music fans and also understanding like when K-pop, think about SNL. Like,
00:07:01 --> 00:07:22 I'm talking about SM now because a long time ago, SM used to be the one that used to get every single member from every single group and put them together. Like no one really thought of doing that before SM. I'm not saying that high bees copying is because in America we've done that. We have lady Marmalade with like all these amazing singers. You have, you know, moments like this all of the time is nothing new. But the thing is, it's like,
00:07:23 --> 00:07:40 something about this just didn't feel like a full, like we're taking advantage of what we have here. So I get what you're saying. It's just, it is missing a little bit of oomph. And I think that is because even with all the songwriters, it just didn't feel like it was catered to each girl. Cause we just felt catered to one just to kind of be like in your face.
00:07:40 --> 00:08:07 um but yeah i mean in mix for example is a more contemporary group that has this weird like all over the place kind of sound and like great vocalists in their group um so i feel like that's something that they could have just kind of made me look that and be like we should do something like this where it's kind of crunchy but it's really loud and vibrant and bright um the lyrics i do like i think the whole crucible line i think is interesting i think it kind of falls a little bit like flat at certain points because of like the almost like
00:08:07 --> 00:08:36 So rap, not a lot of rap, but like old Drake rap where it's like, I'm cold, freezer, like that thing. You know, I'm hot, heater. So it's like, it ended up being like that sometimes. Yeah. And what could have kind of given it a little bit more like interesting, I guess like emphasis was maybe some harmonies or like some vocals to kind of sweeten it a little bit just to tag on to it. So I feel like moments like that is where the song lag. Doesn't mean these people are not talented. They're obviously writing songs.
00:08:36 --> 00:09:05 and making money writing songs. But at the same time, I'm not their best concept in terms of tying melodies and harmonies and background vocals together. I just personally just don't think it's like you know, it doesn't deliver, at least with all the voices. But yeah, I'm trying not to sound like I'm like crapping on the song. I just wish the song had a crescendo, like for real. Can you imagine? Breakfast to dinner! Like something like oh, like
00:09:05 --> 00:09:26 Lara could have done it, Sophia could have done it, Yujin could have done it, Chae-won, so, it doesn't make sense. I wanted ad-libs to kind of just like, if you're really mad, you're like, you know, F you, give me that F you note. Give me the bridge where you spell iconic. I see, oh, and I see. You know what I'm saying? Like, spell it something to give it like, mm. But, yeah.
00:09:26 --> 00:09:51 Yeah, I think what I will say is, and maybe this will make me sound just old, I guess, but this whole kind of F the haters mentality, like I feel like it's gone almost a little too far just in the current culture, just given the social media climate. Because I feel like before, you know, like a few years ago, and even before that, it was more like, ignore the haters, like, do you be you be proud of yourself, like you are enough to.
00:09:51 --> 00:10:08 You know, like it was that type of empowerment. Okay. As opposed to now where it's like, act and tell everyone that you're enough and tell everyone that you're better than them. And it's like the main character energy of the, I'm better than everyone else and everyone else is just a hater. Like that's a really interesting, just kind of,
00:10:08 --> 00:10:38 commentary just on current culture and what has happened due to social media yes but i feel like for me you just kind of you clapping back like this at all your haters all the time you're just giving them what they want oh and to me you could have just clapped back with an amazing song you know what just like a like an avengers moment just have a really good song and have it like you can't clock it no i hear what you're saying that makes sense that makes sense i think to your point
00:10:39 --> 00:11:08 I don't think they've addressed it so, so, so much. It's weird, right? Like, they had gnarly words, like, I'm super cool. I'm this, I'm that. You've had Islet, who doesn't... They don't really do much of, like, the whole I'm that girl. I think the, you know, It's Me, that was, like, the first time where it's like, I'm all that, but I like that song. I mean, all three of these groups release, like, EDM tracks, right? Sarah Femmes has always been known for being confident, but I don't think it's ever been at this point where it's like...
00:11:08 --> 00:11:29 You know what? Whatever you say, I'm still going to make it. I'm going to, you know, and I think it's, that's why I think it's kind of okay. Because you have two groups who haven't actually really addressed haters. Like, hey, y'all can't sing. Hey, you can't do X, Y, and Z. You cannot, you cannot, you won't, you know, S-U-C-K type of thing. Like, but then you have...
00:11:29 --> 00:11:57 cat's eye who's kind of been fighting since the jump of their careers yeah like everything has been like uh this isn't good enough you know so i think it just feels a little bit more like exhausting now at this point because it doesn't feel fresh and i think that is kind of the issue as well it just doesn't feel fresh because at this point um i think a lot of the edm like crazy like
00:11:58 --> 00:12:23 energy music has been everything we've been getting from cat's eye so now that they're on a song again doing this it just feels like they're really like and then with ill it i mean islet and then and then it just it's a lot it just it's a lot but it's just like not enough either it's a weird kind of thing so i think at this point people are just fatigued by the lack of melody from these girls who all can sing their faces off yeah um
00:12:23 --> 00:12:41 But I think it's okay because a lot of the time, K-pop idols don't really address haters. So I can see both sides of like, you know, we've been kind of like, she's like crap on the internet. Let's talk about it. But on the Western side, it's like, ah, all the time.
00:12:41 --> 00:13:10 You know, it's a weird little balance. But yeah, I think just for me, like the song isn't like terrible, but I feel like it's like a debut song for a new girl group that's way younger than all of these girls. Yeah, that's fair. I think for me, I also don't think it's a terrible song, but I think given the opportunity that you had with these three groups and the impact that you could have made, there's nothing about this song that makes you want to listen to it again.
00:13:11 --> 00:13:40 if you aren't listening to this how do you all feel about if you like it tell us why you like it don't just say we're we're wrong and we're dumb you know say why you like the song but if you don't like it tell us why because i do wonder if some people feel the same words just like okay at this point like i wish you guys would sing about something else or what was lacking for you what was enough for you let us know but we have our own ratings i'm curious to hear yours though
00:13:40 --> 00:14:08 Because I think what you like, you didn't like Gnarly too much. You liked Internet Girl enough. Pinky Up, you were like, eh, right? Yeah, correct. And for me, I liked Gnarly. Internet Girl, I was like, okay. And then Pinky Up, I kind of was like also kind of somewhere in the middle. Yeah. So I'm curious to hear what you have to say. Okay, so unfortunately, I will give this a four. Oh. I need melodies. And that's just personal taste as well. But again, it's also because what's the point of having this many voices if you're not going to do anything with it?
00:14:09 --> 00:14:36 You know, that's valid. For me, I'll give this one like a six. It's for me, the song silently doesn't go anywhere. And also to your point of not having all these voices, but not utilizing them well. Like, again, you have all this time, all these producers, all these songwriters, and it doesn't feel like this song was meant for these three women. I mean, these three girl groups. It was meant for like one artist. Yeah. One group. So, yeah. Except for me. Hmm.
00:14:36 --> 00:14:57 All right. Well, they did perform it. There is a music video. Yeah. What'd you think? Okay. So I'm not going to lie. Watching that video teaser, I was a little put off by the body horror because like these girls already get a lot of like, you know, you know, threats to their lives. Yeah. I'll say zombie threats because, you know, unfortunately...
00:14:57 --> 00:15:17 we get, you know, YouTube gets a little funky with the words, but zombie threats come to them. All right. Um, and I think simulating violence against young girls and media is never like the best thing. Um, they are doing it to each other. And I was like, I don't know. I don't know. But I guess that's also the art in it. Because like, if you look at the video and you understand the
00:15:18 --> 00:15:38 the years of criticism and nastiness of the girls have faced. So don't get me wrong. You can have constructive criticism. Like, Hey, like this one member, I do wish this member would practice on their vocals. Like they should know how to sing. Having a personality isn't enough, but like, that's how K-pop works. But regardless of that, like they are being paid to do a job. And I would like to listen to the voice.
00:15:38 --> 00:16:02 that i'm paying a year right and on the other hand it's like well this person's young they still have time to develop and grow like let them figure out their sound like they've all had controversy so if you think about the whole tombstone character assassinations like it makes sense everything is high state it's like we're already in this graveyard you've already tried to kill my character i'm already here what can you do i'm six feet under now i'm six figures deep
00:16:02 --> 00:16:27 like don't worry you know so i get that and i love how each scene did kind of cater to the girls style so i would say the visuals did a better job of articulating the identity of each group rather than the song um like um the seraphim very high fashion they were driving the car um crashed it so they wouldn't hurt the other girls like it was you know and then they were in the graveyard looking amazing giving fierce yeah it was just so funny oh yeah
00:16:27 --> 00:16:55 getting pushed into a grave it was Sakura who went in right she got the worst of the worst when they did Coachella right you get into Islet with the dentist office they still look really innocent in fact they're wearing that gingham that Dorothy wears so it's like no place like home no place so you're getting like a little connective tissue here now it's like they're innocent there's no place like home like who are they the teeth pulling they've had veneer conversations um um
00:16:55 --> 00:17:23 there's a high-pitched voice situation because one of their members has a really high-pitched voice and gets bullied so a lot of the connections are there you get megan who she gets red up and down her face what she says she says f you but it says thank you um god knocks her down a peg daniella licks her teeth the way she did in gnarly but they're all dressed the way they would if they were doing their own music video the tornado comes yeah kansas the little dorothy girls everyone's freaking out
00:17:23 --> 00:17:44 What should have destroyed them in this cornfield in this quote unquote corny song has now become a place where they can actually make s'mores. And again, you try to put me six feet under down six figures deep. So I think I like the video. It's solid. It is a little uncanny. So I thought it was like artificial intelligence work in some of the I was like, what the heck is very polished in that way.
00:17:44 --> 00:18:04 Right. But if you know movies, it looks a little bit more like Sin City than I would say it does like AI. So if you've seen Sin City, then that's kind of like a high gloss film noir look. So the colors are really bright. It looks like Sucker Punch too, if you've seen that movie as well. So I did like that. And I did like the message behind it a little bit more.
00:18:05 --> 00:18:23 No, I completely agree with you. Your whole analysis was awesome. I don't have too much to add. I have the same notes. I think the music video definitely conveys everything better. There's a build there that's not in the song as well. I will say I do wish we got a bit more interaction just between the groups.
00:18:23 --> 00:18:53 Oh my god, yes, that's what's missing. Yeah, that's my only note. Otherwise, I was entertained. You know, that's all you can really ask for there. And the choreography, there's some great moments in this choreography. There are some really good pictures and formation changes. Each group does it a little bit differently as well. And there's kind of a lot going on there, which I appreciate. I will say just because both of us are dancers, there was one move that they all do differently. It's when the two prayer hands come together and they do kind of a little shake.
00:18:53 --> 00:19:20 Yeah. The syncopation, I don't think they did fully get it across the different groups, but I'm just being super, super picky there. It was just something I noticed across everything. But yeah, I think, again, the performance is effective. I think having them all finally come together. And I did see some comments online that was like, oh, they didn't do any formations or anything at the end. Yes. So I get that. But also, there is...
00:19:20 --> 00:19:35 something powerful about just unity as well. So kind of just having a gang of women come together and just do this super powerful dance. I kind of see why they went that way too. So yeah, I think the choreography was pretty effective overall.
00:19:35 --> 00:20:04 I think if I'm not mistaken, maybe Sohei and Grant worked on it because people are like, oh my gosh, look at them referencing each other in their music and their dances. And I was like, it could be that. Or also as a, okay, listen, as a choreographer, I have reused, I teach heels. I reuse Mooko. I'm like, she said, get on the floor. I'm gonna get on the floor. She says, break it down. I'm gonna break it down. And I end up using the same move. That's a shame. But that's also not a bad thing because then it creates this thread where if the fans go, oh my God.
00:20:04 --> 00:20:31 the reference which is fine whatever but if grant and so hey actually choreographed it it would make sense why the choreography does look very similar like there's like the breakfast to dinner looks like the um was it hottie hottie hottie so like moments like that or like the pinky up moment where la seraphim is doing like um i think is it casa in the middle but either way point is there are moments where you're like okay i've seen that set before honestly guys choreographers do it all the time um like it's
00:20:31 --> 00:20:46 yes they reference each other but also it's like this is the easiest thing to do let's just let's just throw it in there it looks hot it looks hot the moves are if it ain't if it ain't broke don't fix it um and i do understand that whole like i wish they would have like kind of switched it up yes i love when salad looks like salad
00:20:46 --> 00:21:03 And then you can take the ingredients out. You know what I'm saying? Like give it a moment where they're all together. It's like, Oh my God, wait, Lars over there with a Sarah from, Oh my God. Unche was with ill it. Like you have that little moment where it's like, kind of like, Ooh, she sprinkled in there and then separate them. I would have been like, Oh yeah, you're right. That would have been really cool.
00:21:03 --> 00:21:19 You know, he's been in a dance crew. I've choreographed dance competitions with people with 17 dancers. So it's like, I, we get it. So it's not coming from a place of like, it wasn't good enough. It's coming from a place of like, I have so many ideas. I wish, I wish. Yes, exactly. I think it was effective.
00:21:19 --> 00:21:39 I actually do want to learn the dance because the breaking your fingers part, I don't something about the breaking your fingers. I love that. The holding your hands and then snapping. Yes. Moments like that. I think the musicality in the dancing is good. It wasn't like show off, show off, show off. It was like, here's a moment. And I want to just give kudos to all the girls for stepping up because like Islet.
00:21:40 --> 00:21:59 Aside from Yuna and maybe... I forgot the other girl's name. Oh, my God. Iroha, I think, maybe? Or Mocha? I forget. I think it's Iroha. They don't really give, like, fears. But the girls actually step up... Because they are younger. You know? And one, he's, like, the youngest member. So, shout out to them for stepping up and giving us ferocity. But Seraphima has always had it. They've always had it. And then, cat side. They are...
00:21:59 --> 00:22:27 the pinnacle of what the girls are dancing like let's be so real here yes cat's eye is the blueprint for this dance style that you guys are doing the attitude that's being brought forward it doesn't matter better than it's just that they are the group that has really performed really hard in terms of dance style yes with idol dancing it's a little bit different these girls have literally sprained their backs they did a little back sprain moment yeah you know daniella shout out to her as well too for her parts like
00:22:27 --> 00:22:55 You know, she's been getting a lot too. I didn't mention her in the thing, but she's gotten a lot unnecessarily. But yeah, no notes on the dancing. Remember when I say that. No notes on this, on the like their vocal ability either. Like we're not doing that. It's just more like the whole overall picture. And yeah. So the dancing, yeah, it's fun. From past to present, from flop to bop, the future is seen by the prophet of pop.
00:22:58 --> 00:23:28 i'm hello it's me we have our prophet here yes to tell us about the energy around these artists that we talk about so of course this song is iconic by mistake done by three hybe girl groups yes so let's talk about each of them because there's a lot of drama i feel like yeah it is
00:23:28 --> 00:23:55 To our pop prophet, what is the energy around Cat's Eye? Let's start off, it's not looking good, three of swords. So it feels, we know that they have released one of the members, Manal. She's no longer a part of the group. And so there's a lot of mending of the hearts that need to happen within the group. They just have to figure out their flow.
00:23:55 --> 00:24:20 figure out what that means for them going forward and not let it hold them back because also the hanged man came out for them. And I'm really hoping that they don't let the court of public opinion hold them back because judgment also came out. They are getting judged hard, hard, hard. And it would be really nice for, you know, someone to just come out and explain what happened. But
00:24:20 --> 00:24:36 Everybody's just hoping to sweep this under the rug, I assume. But right now, it just feels as though they are recalibrating at the moment. There's so much for them to do. They are such a young group.
00:24:36 --> 00:24:52 And if you look here at the seven of pentacles, you see how there's so many roots underneath them. They're a tiny, there's still a tiny tree on top, but they have so many seeds and so many different things that they can accomplish for their futures. Not sure...
00:24:52 --> 00:25:22 not sure if cat's eye is gonna always be cat's eye but you know for as a vessel for these beautiful five women to come out into the world and show their talent this is a this is a great place for them to be and that is the reading that i'm getting from them because i i'm sorry guys it's looking really sad five five of pinnacles and five of cups like it's just it feels like it's
00:25:22 --> 00:25:43 uh coming up and what i really hope is that they they figure it out and that's not that's not up to me but that's vanessa's hope but the cards are just saying what the cards are saying um king of wands also came out so hopefully they like stay together and and figure out their strength and figure out what that means for them i feel like they will overcome
00:25:43 --> 00:26:00 But right now, it's feeling very not good for our girls, according to the cards. Sorry to my icons. Aww. But I am wearing this vintage cat's eye shirt.
00:26:01 --> 00:26:26 that you all can see yes it's the last time we'll ever see these beautiful women together as a six them but in my opinion i think the five of them can totally come together and create the family 10 of you 10 10 of pinnacles energy that we all would like from them to have and that is that's my cat's eye reading guys i'm sorry it wasn't all rainbows and sausages
00:26:28 --> 00:26:56 Okay, well, sending sausages to Cat's Eye. Yeah, I'll send the rainbows. Yeah. Oh, no. Yeah, yeah. But, I mean, it makes sense. Right now they're in a weird spot, and so the energy around them is dark. But, you know, there's always light at the end of the tunnel, so we'll see. True. Yes. So, speaking of some light, let's talk about a girl group who's known for their very light concept, Illit. Illit.
00:26:57 --> 00:27:26 Is it Illit or Eyelit? I think it's Illit. Because their fandom name is Glit. Like a c***? Like a Glitter. Like a Glit-torus? Yeah, like a Glit-torus. Yeah. Okay, so according to Google, it's Eyelit. Oh, Eyelit, sorry, okay. Okay.
00:27:26 --> 00:27:54 So it's Glite? No, no, no. The fandom name is definitely Glit. Like a Glit. Like they're iconic by mistake. Oh, Lord Jesus. You guys. Sorry, I started something. All right. Are we ready for... Yes, you can say it live. Okay, so... The first card I'm pulling out here is the Four of Cups. Mm-hmm.
00:27:55 --> 00:28:17 Four of Cups, when it comes out, it's kind of like waiting. It's kind of, it's not necessarily bored, but it's also kind of like, where do I stand? Where do I land? And I feel like with Islet, they really are just trying to figure out where they fit into the K-pop landscape currently. And hopefully with this song with Cat's Eye and their sisters, Les Seraphim,
00:28:17 --> 00:28:37 uh it'll you know do something for them the three of pentacles is also coming out for them uh work they feel like very hard-working girls it feels like they really want what uh they're doing they really want this but it's just a matter of like where where do they fit who who who are they singing to
00:28:38 --> 00:29:06 What are they doing? That's just what I'm hearing. And, you know, no shade. And I just need everybody to know there's no shade. But also, they need to figure out their own personal magic. They need to figure out what makes them them and pull that out of themselves so that they can be the best that they would like to be. And also, temperance. This is a card of bringing things together, collaboration.
00:29:06 --> 00:29:26 So this it feels like this iconic by mistake song collaboration is going to put their name in front of people that probably wouldn't have looked at them before and give them the viewage that they deserve and that they need so that they can stop being a little bit.
00:29:26 --> 00:29:49 you know, just waiting because they're still so young. So they have a lot of time still to figure that out. And that's what it's feeling about my girl's island. They just need to figure out who they are. Okay. Well, fans, let's hope that Hy-Bee gives them some creative control and some room to actually find their sound. Yeah.
00:29:50 --> 00:30:18 Yes. For them to breathe for them. Cause they can be queen of wands. This came out. They could, they could do it. They can find themselves. They just got to do it. And I think that's just a matter of time because again, they're babies. So let the babies baby. Okay. Okay. And the final group in the iconic by mistake collab is less Sarah. Fim. Let's say my little mermaid girls. Okay.
00:30:19 --> 00:30:44 Let's find out what's up with these girls. La Seraphim, La Seraphim, La Seraphim. Okay, okay. They've got a nice long road ahead of them. Ten of Wands. It's looking pretty good. You see how our girl has like all her stuff on her ox and there's a long road behind. Like it feels like for them, they really do have like a very nice strong future for the group.
00:30:44 --> 00:31:13 This is also a very good sign for them. Page of swords or I mean, page of wands, like lots of fire, lots of energy, lots of forward momentum for them, especially if they stay doing what they're doing, like being very youthful, being very fun, doing collabs with all their brothers and sisters over at Hybe. And like really like personally, I feel like once they find that Zen inside and really feel that confidence that they are.
00:31:13 --> 00:31:41 those girls they are going to just blast off into the future i feel like lay seraphim has a lot of good bones good bones on them and uh they can look forward to some good things for their future they'll just keep growing and growing oh awesome awesome yeah yeah like five of wands like as long as they keep working together and there's five of them yes yes
00:31:42 --> 00:31:50 Exactly. This is them. Yeah. Building and working and being the best that they can be.
00:31:50 --> 00:32:14 uh yeah it just for like seraphim it's feeling really really great no uncertainty like it feels like there's a plan there's a goal and they just want they just need to keep looking forward three of wands lots of wands coming out for them wands are fire so they have a lot of fire engine energy behind them pushing them uh to be the best to be great and they really can achieve it they actually can
00:32:15 --> 00:32:44 Ooh, that's good to hear. They've been through a lot, so it's nice to hear that they can move past it. And they do need to be the leaders of their girl group nation, basically, because they are, I think, the eldest girl group. So they definitely are being looked at as the leaders for this. So that's a really good read. I like that one. Yeah. Going back to this card, like, they've got to stand in that because we need them to lead the charge of girl group. Come on, charge. Okay. Lead the charge.
00:32:44 --> 00:33:11 amazing well thank you to our pop prophet yes awesome all right so fear not glit icons what do you all think of iconic by mistake let us know in the comments what did we get right what did it get wrong what do you agree with what do you not agree with yes let us know and also stay tuned we will definitely be doing a review of cat size next time
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