The K-pop group's 2016 track turns a sports anthem into a collective call to arms.
The K-pop group's 2016 track turns a sports anthem into a collective call to arms.
There's a blunt, almost military clarity in lines like 'Seungnireul hyanghae dallyeora', run toward victory.
The song doesn't romanticize the struggle; it treats the finish line as a place you reach together, exhausted but still moving.
The K-pop group's 2016 track turns a sports anthem into a collective call to arms.
Geudae seungniui nalgaereul pyeolchyeora
There's a blunt, almost military clarity in lines like 'Seungnireul hyanghae dallyeora', run toward victory. The song doesn't romanticize the struggle; it treats the finish line as a place you reach together, exhausted but still moving.
The repeated command 'Geudae seungniui nalgaereul pyeolchyeora', spread your wings of victory, isn't just a cheer. It's a direct address that turns the idea of winning into something you physically do, like unfolding something hidden or ready. The lyric leans into that moment when encouragement has to become action, and a group's voice becomes your own.
It's the core phrase the whole song returns to, a mix of instruction and belief that doesn't ask if you can win, it tells you how victory looks when it's already yours.
The way 'Put your hands up' cuts through the Korean lyrics gives the track an immediate, global pulse, it feels less like a translation and more like a shared gesture.
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(Ohohoh ohohoh ohohoh)
Geudae seungniui nalgaereul pyeolchyeora
(Ohohoh ohohoh ohohoh)
Put your hands up
Put your hands up
Modu ireona dasi ireona
Sorijilleo noraehae
Geudae seungniui nalgaereul pyeolchyeora
(Ohohoh ohohoh ohohoh)
K.o.r.e.a.k.o.r.e.a.k.o.r.e.a
Geudae seungniui nalgaereul pyeolchyeora ohohoh
Gidarimeun ije kkeuchiya
Neoege misojitneun taeyang
Gyeoljeonui sigani dagawa
Seungniui hamseongeul oechija
Uri modu hanaga doeeo
Geudaewa hamkke garira
Tuhonui bulgeun jeonsayeo
Seungnireul hyanghae dallyeora
Ireonara daehan minguk
(Ohohoh ohohoh ohohoh)
K.o.r.e.a.k.o.r.e.a.k.o.r.e.a
Geudae seungniui nalgaereul pyeolchyeora
(Ohohoh ohohoh ohohoh)
Dallyeora kkumeul hyanghae
Narara daehanminguk
Uriga hamkkehae
Geudae seungniui nalgaereul pyeolchyeora ooo
Jichyeo sseureojyeodo ireona
Seungnireul hyanghae hamkke nagaja
Ireonara daehanminguk
(Ohohoh ohohoh ohohoh)
Geudae seungniui nalgaereul pyeolchyeora
(Ohohoh ohohoh ohohoh)
K.o.r.e.a.k.o.r.e.a.k.o.r.e.a
Geudae seungniui nalgaereul pyeolchyeora
(Ohohoh ohohoh ohohoh)
Dallyeora kkumeul hyanghae
Narara daehanminguk
Uriga hamkkehae
Geudae seungniui nalgaereul pyeolchyeora ohohoh
The K-pop group's 2016 track turns a sports anthem into a collective call to arms. There's a blunt, almost military clarity in lines like 'Seungnireul hyanghae dallyeora', run toward victory. The song doesn't romanticize the struggle; it treats the finish line as a place you reach together, exhausted but still moving.
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