As the introduction suggested GOT7 indeed contours a powerful message, in  the MV through the members  in a bite-sized world. The message is clear to anyone that you are "Just Right" as you are. This tune is indeed perfect for the summer along with its playful colour concept, which is pleasing to the eyes while our members dance and express their derpy loving selves through the choreography which is just as fun and wacky as the music video put together. Which in turn has given flight to lighthearted laughs and smiles to many of the  viewers.

 

The members were also dressed to fit the colourful theme and turned out perfectly dressed in smart casual attires(I guess Yugyeom's was my favourite).

The choreography was very entertaining to watch if it was by it's own as the members of GOT7 showed they had bountiful passion to put wear numerous emotions that was one of the main elements to bring laughter to others. The moves seemed out of this world and so fun to do but kind of awkward at times showing the complexity of it all where multi-tasking was the main element- well, it seemed alot more difficut than rubbing your tummy and patting your head. 

 

At some point in the music video I had different thoughts running through my mind at the familar frog green colour(the animated kind). To which when BamBam came out in a solo shot wearing a yellow shirt with green suspenders and gloves as an accessory, I almost immediately thought of B.A.P' Zelo's outfit in "Hajima" as he also wore the frog green colour gloves. It is not to say that I thought of Zelo because I like or dislike the group or that it is unoriginal, but the sheer idea that my brain automatically made an association, to that MV due to the similar colours(biologially speaking I cannot stop that from happening). 

From a unique perspective of the music video the BamBams replacing the infamous M&Ms was a nice touch and made the video querkier. However, I was confused bye the presence of the cereal in the protagonist's bedroom and later why was BamBam floating upon a  bowl of cereal? What was it's relevance or meaning? Similarly, why did Jackson include a finger-licking act when the rest of the MV was not sexualised as the theme seemed more family friendly beforehand? What do you think? As I believe that opinions are important I want to know your perception of these two elements.