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SB19 is a Filipino boy band formed in 2018, consisting of Pablo, Josh, Stell, Ken, and Justin.They are noted for their contributions to the contemporary Pinoy pop scene. Now a self-managed group under 1Z Entertainment, a company they established, SB19 members are actively involved in the creative process, including songwriting, choreography, music video direction, and production.
At the Asia Artist Awards 2023—where SB19 was honored with the Best Artist (Singer) award—they performed "Gento" as part of a medley of their songs. [48] [49] The boy band once more performed the song on All-Out Sundays on March 31, 2024. [50] SB19 also performed the song at the Aurora Music Festival 2024, where they were among the ...
A still from the music video, where SB19 is seen cheering for each other after winning a game called Bazinga. The design and theme of the music video mainly consist of graffiti. [20] [35] The music video was inspired by video games, [20] and starts with SB19 waiting while preparing for a video game called Bazinga.
[7] [8] GMA News called it a soulful ballad similar to "Tilaluha" and "Hanggang Sa Huli". [9] The melody was inspired from a lullaby that Pablo's mother would sing to him when he was a child. [ 7 ] [ 3 ] In terms of music notation , the song is composed in the key of A major , when it last chorus is B-flat major with a tempo of 130 beats per ...
SB19's leader, Sejun (now Pablo), said that the band had begun to grow disheartened after training so long, but receiving little attention. The group had already considered to disband, but their dance practice video for their song, "Go Up", went viral in 2019, leading Sejun to call it their "redemption song".
Another critic called the song, which speaks to resiliency and the prospect of better days for an oppressed people, a “Black supremacy” song. Still another called it “racist and divisive.
Holiday names are usually pretty straightforward. New Year's, Thanksgiving and — perhaps least creatively, the 4th of July — all have origins that are fairly easy to figure out.
"Nyebe" also features the SB19's more reflective and emotional side, inspirational-soulful vibe of the group. "Nyebe" contemplate the inspirational and touching side of the group. [5] As Pablo stated in the interview with Philstar Global: “I was thinking about the feeling of hopelessness, knowing and accepting that things are changing too fast.