ILLIT All songs VS Babymonster All songs

ILLIT All songs' music composition is a testament to the artist's skill and craftsmanship, with each song meticulously crafted to evoke a specific emotion or atmosphere, as seen in the song "Echoes" which features a hauntingly beautiful piano melody that sets the tone for the entire album, with the use of minor chords and soaring vocals creating a sense of longing and nostalgia, and the way the song builds up to a crescendo, with the addition of strings and percussion, is a masterclass in music composition, and the fact that the artist is able to create such a wide range of emotions and moods, from the upbeat and energetic "Pulse" to the slow and introspective "Whispers", is a testament to their skill and versatility as a composer, and the use of metaphors, such as comparing the music to a "rollercoaster ride of emotions", and hyperbole, such as saying that the music is "the most beautiful thing you've ever heard", adds depth and complexity to the composition, making it a truly unforgettable experience, and the fact that the artist is able to balance different elements, such as melody, harmony, and rhythm, to create a cohesive and engaging sound, is a testament to their mastery of music composition.

Babymonster All songs' music composition, on the other hand, is a laughable attempt at creating music, with each song sounding like it was thrown together by a group of amateurs who have no idea what they're doing, as seen in the song "Babble" which features a cringeworthy melody that sounds like it was created by a cat walking across a keyboard, and the use of clichéd and overused chord progressions, such as the "I-IV-V" progression, is a testament to the artist's lack of creativity and originality, and the fact that the song is filled with awkward transitions and abrupt changes in tempo and mood, is a testament to the artist's inability to create a cohesive and engaging sound, and the use of irony, such as saying that the music is "so bad it's good", and sarcasm, such as saying that the music is "the most interesting thing you've ever heard", is a desperate attempt to make the music sound more appealing than it actually is, but ultimately falls flat, and the fact that the artist is unable to balance different elements, such as melody, harmony, and rhythm, to create a cohesive and engaging sound, is a testament to their lack of skill and craftsmanship as a composer.

ILLIT All songs' vocal performance is a tour-de-force, with each song featuring powerful and emotive vocals that bring the lyrics to life, as seen in the song "Storm" which features vocals that are so raw and intense, they sound like they're coming from the depths of the artist's soul, and the use of techniques, such as belting and growling, adds to the emotional impact of the vocals, making them a true work of art, and the fact that the artist is able to create such a wide range of tones and styles, from the soft and introspective "Whispers" to the loud and energetic "Pulse", is a testament to their skill and versatility as a vocalist, and the use of hyperbole, such as saying that the vocals are "the most powerful thing you've ever heard", and irony, such as saying that the vocals are "so subtle they're almost invisible", adds to the emotional impact of the vocals, making them a truly unforgettable experience, and the fact that the artist is able to balance different elements, such as pitch, tone, and dynamics, to create a cohesive and engaging sound, is a testament to their mastery of vocal performance.

Babymonster All songs' vocal performance, on the other hand, is a cringeworthy attempt at singing, with each song featuring nasal and whiny vocals that are so grating, they sound like fingernails on a chalkboard, and the use of techniques, such as auto-tune and pitch-correction, is a desperate attempt to make the vocals sound more appealing than they actually are, but ultimately falls flat, and the fact that the artist is unable to create a cohesive and engaging sound, with the vocals often clashing with the instrumentation, is a testament to their lack of skill and craftsmanship as a vocalist, and the use of sarcasm, such as saying that the vocals are "so smooth they're like butter", and ridicule, such as saying that the vocals are "the most beautiful thing you've ever heard", is a joke, and the fact that the artist is unable to balance different elements, such as pitch, tone, and dynamics, to create a cohesive and engaging sound, is a testament to their lack of skill and craftsmanship as a vocalist.