K-Pop Band Blitzers' Music Video Highlights Pakistan’s Stunning Beauty

K-pop group Blitzers visited Pakistan last month when they reportedly visited historical landmarks and posed in front of all the splendor Lahore has to offer. The South Korean brand, though, wasn’t simply on vacation. In reality, the band members were busy filming a music video instead of admiring the extravagant truck art or Lahore’s stunning architecture.

On Wednesday, their newest song, Hit The Bass, was released along with a Lahore-themed music video. The song covers a wedding hall that is decked in crimson and gold, as well as the city’s well-known food streets, the Badshahi Mosque, and the Lahore Fort. The track truly has a sense of fusion rather than appropriation thanks to the colored hair, fluid transitions, and modern dance styles.

The music video has received 1.4 million YouTube views in just two days of its debut. Hit The Bass has made Blitzers’ existing followers happy while also drawing in a broader Pakistani audience. Social media users used Twitter to post their favorite scenic images and to give the band some “much-deserved” love as a way of expressing their feelings about the song.

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Pakistani fans of the K-Pop band took to twitter to show their love for the MV. Twitter user @JE0NYUKAI tweeted, from bringing truck art to Lahore Fort. It is the first ever K-pop music video in ‘Pakistan’. Beautifully depicts Pakistani culture in the MV.

From truck art buses to Lahore fort
1st ever kpop mv in "Pakistan"
Beautifully shows the culture of Pakistan in the mv 😍❤️💜#HitTheBass #blizters pic.twitter.com/AkhkDdp5cK

— min⁷ (@JE0NYUKAI) July 22, 2022

Another Twitter user @yoongells tweeted that The Blitzers’ music video shoot in Pakistan is legendary. Both the song and the music video have my heart.

#BLITZERS shorting their Mv in Pakistan is so iconic 🤩🤩 I’m love with song and the music video 😍😍🤌🏼 #HitTheBass 💙❤️ pic.twitter.com/C4nsAnLbcp

— Hajra🕊 Rabia step on me 💅 (@yoongells) July 22, 2022

Twitter user @RabiaAshrafQazi tweeted that Pakistani culture made its way to K-Pop. Give it a view.

Pakistani culture made it's way to kpop ✊🏻 give it a view 🔥 https://t.co/VXlGuRPKSM

— اسیرِ زیست🇵🇰 (@RabiaAshrafQazi) July 20, 2022

Twitter user @wh_mxot7 tweeted Pakistanis, Look at this. This is how you represent Pakistan.

Pakistanio ye dekho aisy krty hain Pakistan ko represent 💚🇵🇰#BLITZERS #HitTheBass https://t.co/ABOXKLPfpN

— I W𝑶NH𝑶 Y𝑶U 💙🇵🇰 (@wh_mxot7) July 20, 2022

The term refers to Korean pop music. The “Korean Wave” trend, often known as ‘Hallyu’, heavily incorporates K-pop. Everything from Korean dramas on Netflix to Korean beauty regimens dominating the cosmetics market to delectable Korean tacos on your favorite local menu reflects the idea that South Korean pop culture has grown in importance to become a significant driver of global culture.

Thanks to its unique fusion of appealing songs, flawless choreography, and production values, as well as South Korean artists who spend years honing their singing and dancing skills in rigorous studio environments, K-pop has become a truly worldwide phenomenon. A K-pop star’s success also depends heavily on fashion. The entertainment companies in the sector put a lot of effort into making excellent videos that quickly garner online audiences.