Is Yeeun from CLC Underrated as a Rapper?
The debate about whether CLC's Yeeun is underrated as a rapper has been a topic of interest for fans and critics alike. While some argue that her rapping style is reminiscent of Hyuna, others believe she has her unique strengths and potential. This article explores the merits of Yeeun's rapping abilities and whether she deserves more recognition.
Comparisons and Versatility
It's widely known that when CLC released the song "HOBă‚´oblin," some listeners immediately associated Yeeun's rapping with Hyuna's style. This connection partly stems from the involvement of Hyuna in the production of the song. However, Yeeun's rapping skills extend beyond this initial impression. While she has a certain level of similarity to Hyuna in a few of her tracks, her versatility is undeniable.
Yeeun has shown her range in various songs, from "Where Are You?" and "Pepe" to more complex tracks like "MEDevil" and "No." Her ability to switch between different rap styles showcases her diverse talents as an artist. Critics point out that while she may not be the best rapper ever, her skills are considerably stronger than those of many lesser-known rappers, especially from the Big 3.
Underrated Reputation
The notion that Yeeun is underrated as a rapper is often linked to the limited promotion of CLC. Despite not receiving as much public attention as some of her peers, Yeeun's rapping abilities have been recognized by those who pay close attention to her work. The key question remains: how much credit does Yeeun deserve for her rapping skills?
Recent Performances and Capabilities
With the move to Mnet's Good Girl, Yeeun has had the opportunity to showcase more of her capabilities. In the first six episodes of the show, her performances have demonstrated both her cuteness and her ability to deliver strong rap performances. Her "witch" performance, in particular, has been highlighted as one of her best rap performances so far.
Another area of interest is whether Yeeun can carry herself well in a solo rap track. Fans and critics alike are eager to see if she can match the level of performances like Yezi's, whose solo rap tracks are well-regarded. It's hoped that Cube Entertainment will give Yeeun the chance to shine in a solo rap project similar to Elkie's release in 2018.
Conclusion
While Yeeun's rapping style may bring comparisons to Hyuna, it's her versatility and unique strengths that make her stand out. The debate about her undervaluation as a rapper highlights the limited recognition CLC has received. As she continues to perform on shows like Good Girl and is given more solo opportunities, Yeeun may well earn the credit she deserves for her rap abilities.
For those who have been following Yeeun's career closely, it's clear that she has a lot to offer as a rapper. The question is, will her undervaluation as a rapper come to an end, and will she get the recognition she deserves?