A Korean hip-hop track about waiting for a call that might not come.
A Korean hip-hop track about waiting for a call that might not come.
The lyric leans on that K-pop hip-hop blend D-Unit was known for, where the swagger meets a vulnerable edge.
It's less about romance and more about the vanity of waiting, the slight humiliation of hoping someone will notice you're holding a spot for them.
A Korean hip-hop track about waiting for a call that might not come.
Geuraedo gidaryeobolge
The lyric leans on that K-pop hip-hop blend D-Unit was known for, where the swagger meets a vulnerable edge. It's less about romance and more about the vanity of waiting, the slight humiliation of hoping someone will notice you're holding a spot for them.
The repeated line 'Geuraedo gidaryeobolge', 'Still, I'll wait', does all the heavy lifting. It's not hopeful patience; it's the stubborn act of waiting even when you know you might be setting yourself up for disappointment. The singer keeps checking if their face is turning red, asking what they're so flustered about, which feels like someone trying to talk themselves down from a ledge they've chosen to stand on.
It's the concession, the quiet admission that you're going to do the foolish thing anyway. The 'still' carries the whole weight of the weekend's potential letdown.
Red Roc's featuring verse adds a rougher texture against the track's polished, insistent beat.
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Nega jochiman sasireun
Nae mam galdaeya ajigeun
Geureon nae maeum humchineun
Namjadeuri nal umjigilji molla
Geuraedo gidaryeobolge
Jumari ogi jeonkkajiman
Manyak nega an ondamyeon
Chinguwa keulleobeseo bam saelgeoya
Imi neoui nuni naege malhago itjanha
Nunchi baekdanin naega moreulliga eobtjanha
Namjaramyeon namjadapge hwakkeunhan daesi
Haejugil barae boy
Neowa mannal jumal kkumkkugo inneun nal
Neon algona isseulkka
Igeotman myeongsimhae cheome geojeolhal ttae neo jeoldaero gamyeon andwae
Mwol geureoke mangseorini
Eolgureun wae ppalgaejini
Hoksi naega dagagagil
Gidarindamyeon na silmanghalgeoya
Geuraedo gidaryeobolge
Jumari ogi jeonkkajiman
Manyak naegyeote ondamyeon
Chinguwa yaksongmodu chwisohalge
Imi neoui nuni naege malhago itjanha
Nunchi baekdanin naega moreulliga eobtjanha
Namjaramyeon namjadapge hwakkeunhan daesi
Haejugil barae boy
Nan jeongmal boneun nuneun nopa
Geuraedo neoneun jeongmal meosisseo
Neol wihae gidaryeobolge
Jumari ogi jeonkkajiman
Manyak naegyeote ondamyeon
Dareun namja beonho da jiulgeoya
Imi neoui nuni naege malhago itjanha
Nunchi baekdanin naega moreulliga eobtjanha
Namjaramyeon namjadapge hwakkeunhan daesi
Haejugil barae boy
A Korean hip-hop track about waiting for a call that might not come. The lyric leans on that K-pop hip-hop blend D-Unit was known for, where the swagger meets a vulnerable edge. It's less about romance and more about the vanity of waiting, the slight humiliation of hoping someone will notice you're holding a spot for them.
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