The Korean hip-hop trio unleashes raw frustration at media accusations and industry hypocrisy.
The Korean hip-hop trio unleashes raw frustration at media accusations and industry hypocrisy.
The lyric reads like a courtroom transcript from a trial that never happened, with the group acting as both defendant and prosecutor.
When they say 'I will no longer watch this, like a pitcher who's been hit with a homerun like the old days,' you hear someone who's been taking punches and finally decided to swing back.
The Korean hip-hop trio unleashes raw frustration at media accusations and industry hypocrisy.
If you have pen and paper, I have my sorrowful voice and MIC.
The lyric reads like a courtroom transcript from a trial that never happened, with the group acting as both defendant and prosecutor. They're not just defending themselves; they're putting the entire system of media criticism and industry gatekeeping on trial, right down to calling out how 'the inspection law clearly still exists / It's just changed its name to 'protecting teens.''
When they say 'I will no longer watch this, like a pitcher who's been hit with a homerun like the old days,' you hear someone who's been taking punches and finally decided to swing back. The whole 'If you have pen and paper, I have my sorrowful voice and MIC' setup makes it clear this isn't just anger, it's a declaration that their art will be their weapon against written attacks.
That's the whole argument right there, media power versus artistic power, written accusations versus performed truth. They're claiming the microphone as equal ground to the journalist's notebook.
The way 'Shut UP! Fck you Go away Fck this WHAT? Shut up!' tumbles out in the chorus feels less like singing and more like someone finally losing their temper after years of holding it in.
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F*ck you
Already 2 years have passed now.
Listen you fake reporters who have accused us of being gangsters-
Jae Yong with the MIC speaks now
My heart totally fell on your nonsense article that we DOC
That had stayed quiet,
Was breaking up as the people said 'Whats wrong with them? Are they still out
of their minds?'
What the h*ll was your plan?
Why are you writing something that puts me down?
Fine, write it, F*ck, write it!
Use your remarkable brains and pens.
I will no longer watch this, like a pitcher who's been hit with a homerun
like the old days.
If you have pen and paper, I have my sorrowful voice and MIC.
CHORUS
F*ck
Forget it
Shut UP!
F*ck you
Go away
F*ck this
WHAT?
Shut up!
'Come, come, come and go'
'Change your lyrics'
'Do this, do that'
Forget that
Radio listening is the epitome of stupidity
Forget that nonsense
Who's inspecting who?
Do you think we are still under the rule of the Japs?
Don't get it wrong or you'll get hurt
Shut the f*ck up
You better shut up!
Even though the predeliberation law has disappeared
The inspection law clearly still exists
It's just changed its name to 'protecting teens'
But know this
Your inspection law is illegal
SHUT UP
Go AWAY go AWAY go AWAY
Now we will be united to fight
Destroy that selfish inspection law
CHORUS
YO!
What you want is some position higher than others.
The position that you claimed with hypocritism
I can see it with my eyes how much you neglected the truth.
Throwing your body to claim popularity,
Acting funny no matter what,
Sucking up to those stronger than you.
You still can't wake up from that dream
You will live as trash for the rest of your life!
F*ck you
Your just an empty shell,
Your words and actions don't match,
Your records don't speak the honest truth.
You only say that your the real MC
As longs as everyone holds the MIC
Anyones an MC.
Whos da man with da master plan?
Whos the best MC?
DOC!!!
The Korean hip-hop trio unleashes raw frustration at media accusations and industry hypocrisy. The lyric reads like a courtroom transcript from a trial that never happened, with the group acting as both defendant and prosecutor. When they say 'I will no longer watch this, like a pitcher who's been hit with a homerun like the old days,' you hear someone who's been taking punches and finally decided to swing back.
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