A K-pop track about shaking off the ordinary and finding your own spotlight when nobody's watching.
A K-pop track about shaking off the ordinary and finding your own spotlight when nobody's watching.
The lyric treats confidence as a private ritual, not a public performance.
"Mom and dad are sleeping" frames this self-assurance as something stolen and precious, built in the quiet when no one's there to applaud or judge.
A K-pop track about shaking off the ordinary and finding your own spotlight when nobody's watching.
"juingongeun naya"
The lyric treats confidence as a private ritual, not a public performance. "Mom and dad are sleeping" frames this self-assurance as something stolen and precious, built in the quiet when no one's there to applaud or judge.
"pom nage" , show me, carries the whole weight. It's not asking for permission or validation from others; it's a demand directed inward, to the self. The song answers the pressure of daytime conformity with a nighttime declaration: "juingongeun naya", the main character is me.
That's the song's quiet center. In a genre full of crowd-pleasing anthems, it insists the most important audience is the one in the mirror.
The way "pom pom pom pom pom nage" and "da da da da dareuge" stack up in the chorus feels less like a hook and more like a mantra, something to chant until you believe it.
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Let's everybody go for a ride, eh?
It will be fun
It’s a friday night
Mom and dad are sleeping
nareul bakkul time dadeul mollaboge
jom deo gwagamhi seutaireul change
pyeongbeomhan geon bye
jasin issge good pojeu right
nune ttuige maeryeok issge
uyeonhi nal bwado ppajyeodeulge
sikeuhage dodohage
nuguna nal bomyeon mureup kkulhge
Oh nan geobuhae jiruhae ppeonhan geo
geunyang naebeoryeo dwo
nareul jikyeobwa
pom nage cheosnune esji issge
pom nage syupeoseutado jeori ga
pom nage boyeo jwo neukkim issge
juingongeun naya
naman pom pom pom pom pom nage
naman da da da da dareuge
kkeutnaejuge teukbyeolhage
naman pom pom pom pom pom nage
naman da da da da dareuge
dangdolhage boyeo julge
pom nage
amudo molla during day time
sumgyeo dun tto dareun nal bwa play time
pparappappa pom nage shake it all right
That’s fine that’s fine
Come on girl level up
amudo ttara moshage
malhae neoui kkumdeureul just try right
nune ttuige maeryeok issge
uyeonhi nal bwado ppajyeodeulge
sikeuhage dodohage
nuguna nal bomyeon mureup kkulhge
Oh nan geobuhae jiruhae ppeonhan geo
geunyang naebeoryeo dwo
nareul jikyeobwa
pom nage cheosnune esji issge
pom nage syupeoseutado jeori ga
pom nage boyeo jwo neukkim issge
juingongeun naya
naman pom pom pom pom pom nage
naman da da da da dareuge
kkeutnaejuge teukbyeolhage
naman pom pom pom pom pom nage
naman da da da da dareuge
dangdolhage boyeo julge
pom nage
Let’s get away gathyeoissdeon sesang soge
Power up ttwichyeonagal su issge
geopnael geot eopseo na jasineul mideo
Keep your head up oh jungyohan geon naya
pom nage cheosnune esji issge
pom nage syupeoseutado jeori ga
pom nage boyeo jwo neukkim issge
juingongeun naya
naman pom pom pom pom pom nage
naman da da da da dareuge
kkeutnaejuge teukbyeolhage
naman pom pom pom pom pom nage
naman da da da da dareuge
dangdolhage boyeo julge
pom nage
A K-pop track about shaking off the ordinary and finding your own spotlight when nobody's watching. The lyric treats confidence as a private ritual, not a public performance. "Mom and dad are sleeping" frames this self-assurance as something stolen and precious, built in the quiet when no one's there to applaud or judge.
Cherry Bullet performs "Keep Your Head Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Cherry Bullet catalog on LyroVerse.
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