A K-pop track that turns a casual question into something more loaded.
A K-pop track that turns a casual question into something more loaded.
LE has always been good at writing around absence, and here she lets the question 'How are you doing now' hang without an answer.
The song isn't about getting a reply, it's about the space where a reply should be, and what grows there instead.
A K-pop track that turns a casual question into something more loaded.
honjasmal-eul hae
LE has always been good at writing around absence, and here she lets the question 'How are you doing now' hang without an answer. The song isn't about getting a reply, it's about the space where a reply should be, and what grows there instead.
The phrase 'honjasmalhane', talking to yourself, does a lot of work here. It's not just wondering how someone's doing; it's the quiet admission that you're the only one having this conversation. That pressure to pretend it's casual when it's really just you circling the same thought, alone in your room.
Talking to yourself is one thing; admitting you're doing it out loud is another. Those three syllables hold the whole song's tension, the performative casualness, the loneliness, the stubborn hope.
Hani's delivery on 'gung-geumhae', that word for 'curious' or 'wondering', carries a specific weight. It feels less like curiosity and more like an itch you can't scratch.
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Hey bae neon eotteohge jinae
ne sosig deul-eun jido olae gwaenhi gung-geumhae jine
pen-eul deulgo neoleul tteoollida
jogeum senchihaejine malhaejwo eotteohge jinae
sasil jom geuliwo neowa saebyeog-e geoddeon geolibuteo
deulkilkka dulibeon geolideon
josimseong manh-assdeon neoui seong-gyeog
nado naiga deuna bwa
uli gat-i bodeon deulama
gwaenhi dasi dollyeobone
geuttaen neol dollyeobonaegi bappassdeon nande
ajigdo nan tto wae neol geuliwo hae
geuligo saeng-gag-ina maeil
neon eottae jal jinae gung-geumhae
na uimi eobs-i honjasmalhane
How are you doing
How are you doing now
honjasmal-eul hae
How are you doing
How are you doing now
eotteohge jinae
al-a amuleon uimi eobsdan geol
geunyang jom gung-geumhaejin geoya neol
aju gakkeum-eun nado saeng-gaghae
neodo gatgil balae neo you know
Stop, boy, and let's get naked
soljighi malhae let's face it
neodo gat-eun mam-ingeol al-a
uli gat-eun sigan sog-e seoissji
eum uli eojjeom Maybe
aju najung-elado Baby
neoman gwaenchanhdamyeon eottae geosboda
gung-geumhae neon yojeum eottae
ajigdo nan tto wae neol geuliwo hae
geuligo saeng-gag-ina maeil
neon eottae jal jinae gung-geumhae
na uimi eobs-i honjasmalhane
amudo moleuge saeng-gaghae neol neol
amuleohji anh-eun cheog-eul hae
ajigdo nan tto wae neol geuliwo hae
geuligo saeng-gag-ina maeil
Na ah ah
Ah ah ah
neo geuliwo eotteohge jinae
How are you doing
How are you doing now
honjasmal hane
How are you doing
How are you doing now
eotteohge jinae
A K-pop track that turns a casual question into something more loaded. LE has always been good at writing around absence, and here she lets the question 'How are you doing now' hang without an answer. The song isn't about getting a reply, it's about the space where a reply should be, and what grows there instead.
EXID performs "How You Doin'", and this lyric page sits inside the EXID catalog on LyroVerse.
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