Amoled (feat. Son Dambi) lyrics by After School. Bitnaji geu nuguboda deo balkkeo deouk Bitnaji geu nuga balhaneun bitboda deo Jinhaji bigyo jocha hal suga...
The lyric leans hard into the tech metaphor of an AMOLED screen, vivid, high-contrast, brilliant.
It turns self-praise into a kind of hardware specification.
There's a blunt vanity here that feels less like pop-star posturing and more like stating a simple, overwhelming fact.
"Nan seuseuro bitnaneun girl, Just bling like silver & gold"
The lyric leans hard into the tech metaphor of an AMOLED screen, vivid, high-contrast, brilliant. It turns self-praise into a kind of hardware specification. There's a blunt vanity here that feels less like pop-star posturing and more like stating a simple, overwhelming fact.
"nan neomu yeppeo" , "I'm so pretty", isn't coy or questioning. It's a flat assertion, backed by comparisons to sunshine, silver, gold, and a rainbow. The words answer a need to own that spotlight completely, to be the vivid thing you can't look away from, even if it makes "nuni bushilji molla", your eyes might sting.
It collapses the distance between a person and an object of value. You don't just wear silver and gold; you are the bling, shining from every strand. The comparison feels absolute.
The way "AMOLED" gets chopped and stretched into "AMOLE-MOLE-MOLE" sticks with you. It turns a product name into a rhythmic hook, a chant for its own brightness.
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Bitnaji geu nuguboda deo balkkeo deouk
Bitnaji geu nuga balhaneun bitboda deo
Jinhaji bigyo jocha hal suga eopseo
Shining like sunshine
Nae gangryeolhan seonmyeonghame nuni bushilji molla
Eoduun nundongjaga hwaljjak yeollingji molla
Nan seuseuro bitnaneun girl, Just bling like silver & gold
(AMOLED) Vivid like rainbow
AMOLED, AMOLE-MOLE-MOLE, AMOLED nan neomu yeppeo
AMOLED, AMOLE-MOLE-MOLE, A-MO-LED
AMOLED, AMOLED, A-MO-LED (I'm so fly, boy)
AMOLED, AMOLED, A-MO-LED (Let's roll, Play ball !)
(It's the revolution baby)
(I'm shining star) Eodiseodeun hwanhi bitna
(Shining star) Nuni bushidorok bitna
Meorieseo balkkeutkaji byeolcheoreom bitnaji
Bling, Bling, geudae i AMOLED
Nan dodohae, tto ttokttokhae (Yes)
Hwaryeohae, bitnaneun hae (Yes)
Bolsurok ppajyeodeuneun nan jom hae ! Bo neun saram mada jeonbu nal johte !
Jeoldae ttaraeul su eopseo cuz nan jachebalgwang
I'm sorry na ttaeme nuni bushigetji neon piryohagetji (Sun-glasses)
Nae gangryeolhan seonmyeonghame nuni bushilji molla
Eoduun nundongjaga hwaljjak yeollingji molla
Nan seuseuro bitnaneun girl, Just bling like silver & gold
(AMOLED) Vivid like rainbow
AMOLED, AMOLE-MOLE-MOLE, AMOLED nan neomu yeppeo
AMOLED, AMOLE-MOLE-MOLE, A-MO-LED
(Ok, here we go again. Let's go !)
(Nan so so attractive) Balkkeo bitnaneun nun
(Nan so so so attractive) Banjjakineun ibsul
(Nan so so attractive) Neomu wanbyeokhan na
(Nan so so so attractive) Nan mwonda dareun geol
AMOLED, AMOLE-MOLE-MOLE, AMOLED nan neomu yeppeo
AMOLED, AMOLE-MOLE-MOLE, A-MO-LED
AMOLED, AMOLED, A-MO-LED (I'm so fly, boy)
AMOLED, AMOLED, A-MO-LED (Let's roll, Play ball !)
It's the revolution, baby AMOLED !
The lyric leans hard into the tech metaphor of an AMOLED screen, vivid, high-contrast, brilliant. It turns self-praise into a kind of hardware specification. There's a blunt vanity here that feels less like pop-star posturing and more like stating a simple, overwhelming fact.
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