Line #31 Music/BDZ


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2	[[caption-width-right:347:''Hey! Let's go! Let's go!'']]
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4	"BDZ" is a song by K-pop girl group Music/{{TWICE}}, from their 2018 Japanese album with the same name.
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6	The music video is set in a world that was once a happy place where people lived alongside lovelys, small creatures that embodied the love humans had, until evil people captured the lovelys and are keeping them as prisoners, turning the world into a CrapsackWorld of anger and violence. The Twice members can no longer accept that the world has gone sour, so they must take matters into their own hands to rescue the lovelys and restore love to the world.
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8	A Korean version of the song appeared a few months later as a B-side on the ''Yes or Yes'' EP.
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10	Watch the music video [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=CMNahhgR_ss here]].
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12	!! Like a bulldozer, like a trope, like a soldier:
13	* ActionSurvivor: The Twice girls in their most action-oriented video. For instance, Mina's method of attack against a ConsummateProfessional law enforcement agent is... ''[[CutenessProximity distracting him through her cuteness]].'' (sadly, it doesn't work)
14	* AirVentPassageway: Dahyun and Chaeyoung use this to drop a pizza on the boss' desk.
15	* BigDamnHeroes: Jeongyeon shows up with a bulldozer just in time to save the rest of the girls from being shot dead by the goons.
16	* CallAndResponseSong: "Like a bulldozer (hey!), like a tank, like a soldier (let's go! let's go!)."
17	* CareBearStare: The final attack of the lovelys, which makes the bad guys turn good at the end.
18	* CrapsackWorld: The result of the villains imprisoning the lovelys and taking away the love from the world.
19	* EqualOpportunityEvil: The enforcement goons in the video are noticeably diverse, and the first four we see as the song begins are Black, white, western-Asian and eastern-Asian.
20	* HeadTurningBeauty: The sight of Jihyo elicits the most blatantly unchaste reactions from the government agents.
21	* HomeAloneAntics: How the girls deal with the bad guys, such as when they put wet paint on the stairs to make one of the goons fall down.
22	* TheKnightsWhoSaySquee: The law enforcement agents in the video are giddy {{fanboy}}s for TWICE, [[NothingPersonal but still have to do their job in maintaining the music video's]] CrapsackWorld.
23	* LaxativePrank: The pizza is implied to have been laced with a laxative to make the boss run to the toilet after eating a few slices [[VillainousGlutton by himself]]. The girls then use a chair to temporarily lock him in.
24	* MissionControl: Jeongyeon spends the majority of the video overseeing the mission from a computer in the group's hideout.
25	* NonActionBigBad: The man with the red tie is implied to be the boss of the goons keeping the lovelys captive. He is also the only one without a weapon.
26	* OpeningMonologue: Sana (in her natural voice) starts the video by explaining the plot to the audience.
27	* SchmuckBait: The boss sees a pizza on his desk and immediately starts eating it without questioning how it got there. The pizza is a trap, placed by Dahyun and Chaeyoung, that [[LaxativePrank makes him run for the toilet]].
28	* SoundtrackDissonance: Despite being one of the darkest Twice videos, the song is one of their most upbeat, being from the only Japanese album of their bubblegum era.
29	* TitleTrack: The song is this to Twice's debut Japanese album ''BDZ''.
30	* TranslatedCoverVersion: The song was later re-recorded in Korean for the ''Yes or Yes'' EP.
31	* VisualTitleDrop: "BDZ" is short for "Bulldozer", which Jeongyeon brings in near the end.

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