A K-pop party anthem that layers Korean, English, Japanese, and Tagalog into one urgent invitation.
A K-pop party anthem that layers Korean, English, Japanese, and Tagalog into one urgent invitation.
The lyric treats language itself as a rhythmic instrument, stacking phrases not for meaning but for percussive effect.
It's less about translating a feeling and more about using sound to create one, where 'Let's go party' functions as both a title and the entire premise.
A K-pop party anthem that layers Korean, English, Japanese, and Tagalog into one urgent invitation.
show me a sign
The lyric treats language itself as a rhythmic instrument, stacking phrases not for meaning but for percussive effect. It's less about translating a feeling and more about using sound to create one, where 'Let's go party' functions as both a title and the entire premise.
The repeated plea 'show me a sign' cuts through the track's relentless forward motion. It's a quiet admission of uncertainty amid all the confidence, a moment where the bravado pauses to ask for a signal that this connection is real. That tiny request for confirmation is what the whole night's bravado is built around.
Amid all the commanding 'work that body' lines, this is the one moment of open-handed waiting. It turns the song from an order into a question.
The way CL's 'On y va faire la fête' crashes into Minzy's 'Ne, asobi ni ikou' in the first three seconds sets the tone, this is a global dispatch, not a local scene.
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[CL] On y va faire la fête
[Minzy] Ne, asobi ni ikou
[Dara] Punta tayo sa fiesta
[Bom] Uri party kaja
Let's go party!
Let's go party, now work that body
Areumdaun i bami neowa nareul bureul ttae
Let's go party, now work that body
Nega neomu geuriun oneul gateun naren
[CL]
Oneureun girlfriend deulgwa
Cheoeum club ganeun nal gaseum seolleeo
Beolsseo yeodeorp beonjjae oseul ipgo
Yeoreo beon meoril bitgo
Geoulman bogo isseo
[Bom]
Ajikdo manheun sigani namatjiman
Nan apseo mwol geuri seolleneunji
Geokjeong ban gidae ban mangseorijiman
Nan ara that it's on
[CL Bom]
Let's go party, now work that body
Areumdaun i bami neowa nareul bureul ttae
Let's go party, now work that body
Nega neomu geuriun oneul gateun naren
[Minji]
Now let your body work it
Du pareul beollyeo nareul gamssa anabwa
I sunganeul jababwa
[Dara]
Now let my body work it
Gaseumeul yeoreo neoui mameul boyeobwa
Jigeum dangjang show me a sign
[Minji]
YYeogiseo meomchujima
But seodureujima
Take it slow rideume matgyeo
Boseokbodan han songi jangmikkot
Kkotbodan hwanhan misoga nal umjigindago
[Dara]
Ajikdo manheun sigani namatjiman
Nan apseo wae iri seolleneunji
Geokjeong ban gidae ban mangseorijiman
Nan ara that it's on
[CL Bom]
Let's go party, now work that body
Areumdaun i bami neowa nareul bureul ttae
Let's go party, now work that body
Nega neomu geuriun oneul gateun naren
[Dara]
Now let my body work it
Gaseumeul yeoreo neoui mameul boyeobwa
Jigeum dangjang show me a sign
[Bom]
Amumaldo hajima imi junbidoen ibyeori uril bangigetji
Nan geudaeui gaseum sok gipi nama tonight
Tonight tonight tonight
Tonight tonight tonight
[CL Bom]
Let's go party, now work that body
Areumdaun i bami neowa nareul bureul ttae
Let's go party, now work that body
Nega neomu geuriun oneul gateun naren
[Minji]
Now let your body work it
Du pareul beollyeo nareul gamssa anabwa
I sunganeul jababwa
[Dara]
Now let my body work it
Gaseumeul yeoreo neoui mameul boyeobwa
Jigeum dangjang show me a sign
A K-pop party anthem that layers Korean, English, Japanese, and Tagalog into one urgent invitation. The lyric treats language itself as a rhythmic instrument, stacking phrases not for meaning but for percussive effect. It's less about translating a feeling and more about using sound to create one, where 'Let's go party' functions as both a title and the entire premise.
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