(G)I-DLE Is Being Praised For Referencing Various Fourth-Generation K-Pop Girl Groups In “Super Lady”

This is the true definition of female empowerment!
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Sydney Lucas
Sydney Lucas

The fourth generation of K-Pop will always be known for the dominating girl groups that have debuted. One group that is being praised for acknowledging the talent is fellow top fourth-generation girl group (G)I-DLE.

The members of (G)I-DLE | @G_I_DLE/Twitter

Since debuting, the members of (G)I-DLE have always been pioneers in music, and they did exactly the same thing with the release of their latest song, “Super Lady.”

 

As expected from female icons, the song paid tribute to their fellow girl groups, showcasing that “Super Lady” is truly a song for female empowerment.

From the very beginning, netizens noticed references, whether it was “They call me ‘Savage’ that’s my name,” which is being linked to aespa.

The line “Let’s go fearless” had netizens thinking of LE SSERAFIM‘s song “Fearless.”

Even when Shuhua said the word “slay,” netizens believed it was meant to link to EVERGLOW‘s most recent release.

Soyeon‘s line seemingly combined two references as she once again used the word “savage,” but also the part saying “The Baddie,” which netizens thought referred to IVE‘s hit song “Baddie.”

Many also noticed that they paid homage to 2NE1’s CL…

It’s not the first time (G)I-DLE has referenced other groups, with many sharing the time NewJeans was referenced in their song “Allergy.”

When the song was released and netizens noticed the references, they couldn’t hide how happy they were. (G)I-DLE is always known for their feminist messages, and seeing them support their fellow fourth-generation girl groups

As expected, (G)I-DLE showcases their message of female empowerment in so many ways, not only hyping up their fans but also fellow idols.

Source: (G)I-DLE
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