BIG BANG’S “BAE BAE” MV RATED R-19

From Osen via YG Life:

BIGBANG is about to unveil an unprecedentedly provocative music video.

At the ‘BIGBANG 2015 WORLD TOUR ‘MADE’ IN SEOUL WITH NAVER’ held on April 25 and 26 at Seoul Olympic Gymnastics Arena, BIGBANG unveiled their two newest tracks “LOSER” and “BAE BAE” for the first time in 3 years. Out of the two, they only revealed the music video of “LOSER” and kept “BAE BAE” under veil.

YG Entertainment’s Yang Hyun Suk shared the reason for this with OSEN on April 29, “The M/V of ‘BAE BAE’ is R-19. Until now, there were a lot of restrictions on the range of BIGBANG’s expression due to classification reasons.”

He added, “Now all the members are in their mid-20s and they should be able to do things without restriction. The directors and members produced something that expressed themselves the best. And the outcome happens to be classified as R-19.” He emphasized that the latest music video features BIGBANG’s broadened expression.

He also said, “We did not produce this just to make the music video provocative and lascivious. It is futuristic and four-dimensional, and is filled with freedom. You can raise your expectations for this video.”

The lyrics is about confessing love in a flirty and affectionate way, with the lyrics that go, “Baby Baby just like now, would you beautiful over time, so I stand.” The chorus with such uniqueness simply makes the song memorable. Once you hear it, you will never forget. It is a joint work of G-Dragon and YG producer Teddy.

“BAE BAE” and “LOSER” will be unveiled officially through on/offline media on May 1. This will mark the beginning of “M,” which is the first of the MADE SERIES. Every month, BIGBANG will be releasing a project single album featuring more than 1 song for 4 months until August. In September, a complete MADE album will be unveiled.

BIGBANG made the 26,000 fans ecstatic at the Seoul concert. Their Tour will continue until 2016, travelling across 15 countries including Asia and the Americas, performing 70 times for the 1.4 million international fans.