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How ITZY Created The Most Iconic Cinematography in 4th Generation Kpop

How ITZY created an absolutely singular videography… and how it might be at an end. Please note: The use of personality descriptors ("outgoing," "introverted," "bubbly," "rebellious," etc.) are NOT evaluations of actual personality traits of the members, nor are they the only "archetype" that said member is "allowed" to represent in ITZY. This video focuses on the longevity and relevance of the group's debut coding. If a member shifts from one aesthetic or presentation to another, this is not a negative thing; it just refutes the debut coding, and I will point it out and evaluate it. These are the members' cinematic codes as I see them. The way I see them is completely subjective, not factual, and heavily influenced by my own consumption of media. Also, numerous apologies for my inconsistent “ry” sound pronunciation. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 2:46 - Ryujin 5:41 - Lia 9:22 - Yeji 11:59 - Chaeryeong 15:27 - Yuna 18:58 - How ITZY's Coding Appears Era to Era 31:06 - The Undecided Future of ITZY's Cinematography ~ Fonts! ~ Ryujin: “AWAKENNING” by Bill Argel Fonts (make sure to type all 'n's!) Lia: "La Gagliane” by Hishand Studio Yeji: “Block Out” by rayhan Chaeryeong: “Kamryn” by Sharkshock Yuna: “Ransom” by Divide by Zero