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OMG These Vocals!? TVXQ Killing Voice Buried Us!

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Hey these two are pretty good huh? Excellent singers, too! WTF? We came to this not knowing exactly what to expect! But the vocal sauce got us running track and field! Here's our reaction to 동방신기(TVXQ!)의 킬링보이스를 라이브로! – 주문-MIROTIC, Rising Sun, Rebel, Hug, 운명, 왜, 풍선, The Way U Are | 딩고뮤직.

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20 Comments

@mohamadhidayat1911 10 months ago (edited)

TVXQ was formed in 2003 under SM entertainment

@2rollwithme 10 months ago (edited)

You guys being impressed by their vocals, just one thing to say: They are from SM

@shabiee06 10 months ago

Finally you guys react to kpop legends 😂❤

@Vhian_etc 10 months ago

SM ARTIST AGAIN😂

@fearnes.5272 9 months ago

Dude, Yunho was the main dancer/rapper 🤣

@eribbh2336 9 months ago

TVXQ literally owns Japan...they're super popular there...DBSK (korean), TVXQ( Chinese), or Tohoshinki (japanese) mean Rising Gods of The East

@onceyouwheeinyoucantwheeout 10 months ago (edited)

I love how you compliment Yunho so much. He wasn’t known to be such an amazing singer when DBSK/TVXQ was 5 members. He mostly did rap but when JYJ left, you could see he took over the others vacant spot and became such an amazing singer. ❤

Also I miss tvxq as 5. They’re such an amazing group of 5 vocalists when they sing together so I recommend checking them out!

@uriduri2 10 months ago (edited)

btw tvxq covering psycho by red velvet. its really cool

@2rollwithme 10 months ago

Mirotic is one of the greatest songs in the history of the K-pop industry, it's iconic even today, it's definitely worth reacting to the MV, with the 5 original members, all with their impressive voices

@AM_1011 9 months ago (edited)

In fact, in the original formation of TVXQ they were not the Main Vocalists.

But that's TVXQ!!

@Althérae 10 months ago

TVXQ - 'Love In The Ice' Tokyo Dome live 🥹 Their vocals are so good!

@rudikfan1054 9 months ago

Their group name means Rising Gods of the East

@meisafitri844 10 months ago

Finally, another boygroup from SM ❤
Changmin is the one high note singer from Dear My Family that have you react 3 months ago ❤

@deinedein3625 10 months ago

Finally.. Finally.. Our legend, Thnk you for this ❤😊

@mashokd1304 10 months ago

Tvxq as 2 is great but them as 5 is just out of this world hope you guys see their ot5 stuff especially Love in the ice tokyo dome live

@gkj1024 9 months ago (edited)

I don't know if anyone mentioned it, but when they became 2, they went on hiatus for a bit. Yunho went deep into training and retraining his voice, because how he sounds now, was not how he vocalized at debut. He wanted to be able to match Changmin and take on the roles now missing by 3 absent main/lead vocals. Yunho is passionate af, and Changmin is amazing as well. I was so amazed by their dedication ❤

@btobmelody4life 10 months ago

"I feel like we need to get a belt"
OH YOU'LL GET PLENTY LMAO

@aimeecalzadilla7660 9 months ago

TVXQ needs a Killing voice with their Japanese songs 👌

@MANEEMIN 9 months ago (edited)

To be fair, you guys can check out their songs from 2003 - 2009 (both Korean and Japanese discography) to appreciate vocal technique in their teens and early twentieth. So you'll know their vocals were indeed solid since junior years.

Truthfully, TVXQ was legit from the debut since they were the cream of the crop among SM trainees in that era selected to be a killing group.

They debuted as an acapella dance group so each member held their own vocal position in harmonization and was a very capable vocalist individually. Even though there were slight differences in their vocal caliber, the group's bar was so high that if each member debuted separately they could be a center or vocalist of any band.