EXO has finally made their long awaited return to the K-Pop scene with their newest release "Ko Ko Bop." Check out the MV down below!
The MV is filled with delight, vibrant colors, attention-grabbing sets and scenes and the boys look absolute swagged act. With quite the alluring manner, each member of EXO stands out in their own unique way as they give sultry gazes into the camera and show off their charismatic charms.
EXO's song is lively and chill all at once. The song contains influences of Carribean beats and tropical sounds as the boys sing "Ah-woo Oh Oh" to the refrain. Once they start to "Ko Ko Bop" the song shifts into another dimension of music as the sounds become sharper and zany. But what is the meaning behind this quirky dance break and terminology?
The word Koko is believed to derive from Nigeria meaning "The most important thing" or "subject matter." Fans are deciphering that the meaning is that dancing is the most important thing, or EXO's music is the most important thing since "Bop" refers to music. What do you think of EXO's new song and unique meaning?
