A pre-debut track where Bang Chan wonders if graduation is a finish line or another gunshot.
A pre-debut track where Bang Chan wonders if graduation is a finish line or another gunshot.
The Korean verses talk about remembering teachers you hated and then missing them, which grounds all this graduation anxiety in specific, awkward memories.
It keeps the big question from floating off into abstraction.
A pre-debut track where Bang Chan wonders if graduation is a finish line or another gunshot.
Is graduation a finish line or another gunshot?
The Korean verses talk about remembering teachers you hated and then missing them, which grounds all this graduation anxiety in specific, awkward memories. It keeps the big question from floating off into abstraction.
Bang Chan asks, "Is graduation a finish line or another gunshot?" That's the whole pressure right there, the fear that crossing one threshold just means another race is starting. He's trying to figure out if he should be excited or scared, and the lyric doesn't settle it, just holds both feelings at once.
It's a plain, nervous question that a lot of people have felt but don't usually say out loud in a song. The gunshot image makes the next starting line feel urgent and a little violent, not just ceremonial.
The shift from the Korean rap flow into Bang Chan's spoken English thank-you note gives the track its particular texture.
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beolsseo saneul hana beorindeut eokkaeneun huryeonhajiman
myeochil hu jinagonaseodo bwatgetji heojeonhan neukkim
soljikhi ije kkeutnattaneun dongshie shijagirangeol algie nan mot utji
yokshimirangeol aljiman doedora gagopeun naye maeumi
beolsseo geuriwojyeo sueob batta jolmyeo
yadanchideon seonsaengnim geuttaen miwotneunde dorieo geuriwojidani
hanahana da gieokna ban jjakkkunggwaye jongi jjokji meseji
geuttaen gwaja meokneungeo an geolliryeo mollae meokneura cham aesseotji
maeil achim ireonagi shireo moning allamgwa nan jeonjaenge
deol kkaenchaero bakke nagamyeon nawa gateun cheojiye chinguga eokkaereul gamssatne
jangnanchigo chigo batgo ssaugo datugo
sangcheo saenggimyeon geu sangcheo mekkwogamyeonseo aejeongeul kiwotji geuttaen
congratulations chukhahae man joreobhaesseo
geu maneun chukha sogeseo geuriwo halkkabwa ulkeokhae na mot utgesseo
nae kkume cheot balgwa iljunyeone chukha song
aesseo kkok neohireul saenggakhamyeonseo hwaljjak utgesseo
Yeah smile
haru ppajimeopshi yeogikkaji dallyeowatjana
jichiji aneun urin gyesok yujihae
aye runner’s high
You know graduation
kkeutnandahaedo kkeucheun aniya
saeroun shinbal gara shineumyeo
Yeah we’re ready at the start line
I like to start off this speech
With a thank you to everyone that helped little Chris to grow up
I’m really glad to have you guys by my side
Teaching me the ways that I should follow by 20 years
I’ll never forget you
Started from playing with blocks that was stored in a box
Filled with legos and toy cars, we all have enough
But little Chris always waited till santa would come
Hoping to get a present that would fill up his heart
But I guess my parents beat him to it
'Cause they gave me music
A gateway to show the world my opinion
One of the greatest gifts I’ve ever received in my life
It’s time I graduate, illuminate the world with my light
Oh man, but sometimes I say to myself
Is graduation a finish line or another gunshot?
That goes off to mark the start of a new journey
Should I be excited? 'Cause it sounds a little scary
Another challenge to prove my existence
Imma break all my limits, it’s my ultra instinct
What’s to come?
Imma feline, feeling so curious
But at the brink of death, I go super sayajin
Yeah
Before I go let me set things clear
My name ain’t byungchan
Never was, never will
And so, as the captain that I am right now
Imma take my team across the grand line
We ain’t going down
haru ppajimeopshi yeogikkaji dallyeowatjana
jichiji aneun urin gyesok yujihae
aye runner’s high
You know graduation
kkeutnandahaedo kkeucheun aniya
saeroun shinbal gara shineumyeo
Yeah we’re ready at the start line
cheom pyeolchyeobon gyogwaseoro shijakhan an joatteon gieokbodan
joatteon gieogi maneungeot gateun yuknyeon georeume kkeutgwa dalli
cheoeum ibeobon gyobogeuro shijakhae
an joeunge mwonji joeunge mwonji manneunge mwonji
hollan soge ppikkeuthan nari isseotteon naye balgeoreumeun
naege matneun gireul chaja hemaetgeodeun
samnyeone banghwang kkeute noyeojin darineun eumak wireul geotneun
dongan shigan cham ppareuda neukkyeo
beolsseo tto samnyeoni heulleo ashwiumboda seollemi keotteon daneoga dashi oni
ijen deudieo kkeuchiguna huryeonhami anin ajik junbiga deol doen nan
deo mugeowojin chaegimgam ape meonjeo deuneun mugeoun maeum
jaknyeonen boramchan gyeolgwamureul mani mandeureotteongeot gata
naege maneun gyeongheomchiga doen mikseuteip geurigo sumaneun yeonseube bodabhal
saeroun shijageul junbihae deo meolli bogi wihae
jubyeoneul jushihaegamyeo ape noin geotbuteo mamurihae
jeone naega barabwatteon kkeucheun supyeongseone bulgwa
bupun maeumeuro dagagani kkeuche bane bando an watteora
haru ppajimeopshi yeogikkaji dallyeowatjana
jichiji aneun urin gyesok yujihae
aye runner’s high
You know graduation
kkeutnandahaedo kkeucheun aniya
saeroun shinbal gara shineumyeo
Yeah we’re ready at the start line
A pre-debut track where Bang Chan wonders if graduation is a finish line or another gunshot. The Korean verses talk about remembering teachers you hated and then missing them, which grounds all this graduation anxiety in specific, awkward memories. It keeps the big question from floating off into abstraction.
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