“Is Lucas’s new song ‘Renegade’ a bold comeback or a misguided misstep?” This question has been the talk of the town since the former NCT member released his latest track on April 1.
Lucas’s “Renegade” has been making waves online, with netizens dubbing it a “diss track” aimed at his critics. The song, which Lucas refers to himself as a “fan favorite,” seemingly addresses the controversies that have surrounded him in the past.
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Upon its release, many fans applauded the defiant nature of the song, praising Lucas for standing up to his detractors. They admired the audacity of the lyrics and the artist’s unapologetic stance against the criticisms he has faced.
not the whole song being a diss track to all his haters 💅🏻 he throwing shade here and there
on april fools day 2024, Lucas proved that the real fools are the people who labelled him dozen by releasing the most iconic diss track of kpop pic.twitter.com/vTocQvfnoH
However, not everyone shares this sentiment. Some netizens have taken a more critical approach, questioning the singer’s abilities and the timing of the song’s release on April Fool’s Day. These critics argue that Lucas’s skills have not improved and find the lyrics cringeworthy and inappropriate, given the context of his past controversies.
he saw people calling other kpop idols dozen and went in the studio mad as hell to prove that this title belongs to him Only https://t.co/PGVpex7rhB
The release of “Renegade” has undoubtedly stirred up a storm of opinions online, creating a divide among netizens. As the debate continues, one thing is clear – Lucas’s latest track has succeeded in becoming a hot topic in the world of entertainment. Whether this controversy will harm or help his career, only time will tell. For now, “Renegade” continues to be a lightning rod for discussion, reflecting the power of music to provoke and inspire.
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