A bilingual rap track where G-Dragon flexes his style over a relentless beat, nodding to Missy Elliott's legacy.
A bilingual rap track where G-Dragon flexes his style over a relentless beat, nodding to Missy Elliott's legacy.
The lyric pivots between languages not just as a display of skill, but as a territorial claim.
When he shifts into Korean with "Jarangseureon hanguk myeotmyeot ttaemune nanguk," it grounds the global posturing in a specific home-court confidence.
A bilingual rap track where G-Dragon flexes his style over a relentless beat, nodding to Missy Elliott's legacy.
"my style be fresh like a peppermint"
The lyric pivots between languages not just as a display of skill, but as a territorial claim. When he shifts into Korean with "Jarangseureon hanguk myeotmyeot ttaemune nanguk," it grounds the global posturing in a specific home-court confidence. The bilingual structure itself becomes the flex.
He claims his style is "fresh like a peppermint," a phrase that cuts through the bravado with a specific, almost playful kind of cool. It's not just about being new; it's about a crisp, unmistakable signature you can almost taste. That line answers the pressure to define a swagger that's his alone, especially when he's calling out "copycats" just a few bars earlier.
It's a compact, sensory boast that sidesteps generic rap clichés. The comparison lands because it's oddly precise and a little whimsical, which fits G-Dragon's knack for unexpected flair.
The way "drop it like" morphs into the Korean hook "Nuilliriya nuilliriya naega doraganda drop it like" sticks with you, it turns a command into a hypnotic, circular chant.
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G-dragon feature missy rappin
And I'm snappin and I get crackin
When I’m in the booth I’m blackin
Yall just yappin yall just yappin
We just laughing
I got hits hits hits like a tennis racket
Big bang clap it
In another bracket
Racks on rack it
If the track is hot then missy smash it
Party crash tragic
Buss it like a prophylactic
Tactics man this aint no practice
Copycats u swagger jacking
Who am iz missy elliott
E to the l to the I to the o two tt’s
That’s effortless
Supadupa fly aint that a b–
And my style be fresh like a peppermint
On top I make em drop
Gdragon this s– is hot
Don’t stop I make em bop
Up in the club this how we rock
Turn it up now let it rock
Now til the clock
Go tic tock
Speakers loud until they pop
Let it drop like
Wop wop wop wop wop wop drop it like
Wop wop wop wop wop wop drop it like
Wop wop wop wop wop wop drop it like
Wop wop wop wop wop wop
Huh!
Jarangseureon hanguk myeotmyeot ttaemune nanguk
Hansum hapum sigeoganeun gwanjung
One king one crown nae oenpare tatu
Saeroun sidaeui mak changchul welcome to my wangguk
Im the ill whats it gonna be naetda hamyeon hit
Eoryeopji anchi chateu wi jul seuneun il
Naegen gandan missywa na deureobwanna
You dont want none what what what what
Get your freak on baby get your cray on baby
Igeon raebeuro haneun gukjejeok oegyo baby
88Nyeondo8wor18ilsaeng ttak bwado mwol gajyeodo namdareun manheun palja
What what what what what what drop it like
What what what what what what drop it like
What what what what what what drop it like
What what what what what what drop it like
Nuilliriya nuilliriya naega doraganda drop it like
Nuilliriya nuilliriya naega doraganda drop it like
Nuilliriya nuilliriya naega doraganda drop it like
Nuilliriya nuilliriya naega doraganda
Yeojadeureun da freaky freaky hae wae
Baro yeogi missy missy ttaemune yeah
Namjadeureun da jiggy jiggy hae wae
Baro yeogi gd gd ttaemune yeah (x2)
A bilingual rap track where G-Dragon flexes his style over a relentless beat, nodding to Missy Elliott's legacy. The lyric pivots between languages not just as a display of skill, but as a territorial claim. When he shifts into Korean with "Jarangseureon hanguk myeotmyeot ttaemune nanguk," it grounds the global posturing in a specific home-court confidence.
G-Dragon performs "NILIRIA (G-Dragon Version)", and this lyric page sits inside the G-Dragon catalog on LyroVerse.
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