A track from 'Jack in the Box' where the BTS rapper maps his foundation in music, body, and success.
A track from 'Jack in the Box' where the BTS rapper maps his foundation in music, body, and success.
The song isn't just boasting; it's a grounding exercise.
Each repetition of 'base line' feels like him checking the foundation, making sure it's still there under the plans and the playbacks.
A track from 'Jack in the Box' where the BTS rapper maps his foundation in music, body, and success.
I don't need your hate code
The song isn't just boasting; it's a grounding exercise. Each repetition of 'base line' feels like him checking the foundation, making sure it's still there under the plans and the playbacks.
He says 'I don't need your hate code' and 'They say, base on'. There's a pressure to define himself against outside noise, to build on something real instead of empty points. The lyric answers that by returning, over and over, to the things he's actually made: 'Hope world, base line' and 'Street dance' and 'Top class'.
It cuts through the list-building with a plain refusal. He's naming what the foundation isn't built on, which makes the things he does claim feel more earned.
The way 'Watch the base line' gets chopped and echoed at the start and end sticks with you. It turns a statement into a rhythm, a command into a groove.
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(Wa-wa-watch the base-)
(Wa-wa-watch the base-)
내 음악의 base line
nae eumagui base line
내 몸짓의 base line
nae momjisui base line
내 삶 속의 base line
nae sam sogui base line
내 성공의 base line
nae seonggong-ui base line
Base line
Base line
지금부터 base time
jigeumbuteo base time
느껴지는 base 차이
neukkyeojineun base chai
When you see my base line
When you see my base line
내 세상에 있어
nae sesang-e isseo
본질은 늘 깨있어
bonjireun neul kkaeisseo
왜 증오를 입력해
wae jeung-oreul imnyeokae
I don’t need your hate code
I don’t need your hate code
They say, base on
They say, base on
근거 없는 채점
geun-geo eomneun chaejeom
그들에게 뱉어
geudeurege baeteo
Hope world, base line
Hope world, base line
Street dance
Street dance
십년에
simnyeone
육체 리듬으로 잘 다듬어진 rap
yukche rideumeuro jal dadeumeojin rap
현 네임택
hyeon neimtaek
Top class
Top class
But 아직도 피 끓는 life plan
But ajikdo pi kkeulleun life plan
간절해
ganjeolhae
내 음악의 꿈이 아직 남아 있기에
nae eumagui kkumi ajik nama itgie
열일 해
yeoril hae
매일 매일
maeil maeil
내 직업에 감사함이 나의 본 base
nae jigeobe gamsahami naui bon base
내 수저로 다 떠먹어 버려
nae sujeoro da tteomeogeo beoryeo
유비무환 나이기에 걱정은 없어
yubimuhwan naigie geokjeong-eun eopseo
Base line 내 성과의 원천
Base line nae seonggwaui woncheon
Hope World 이제 모든 세상을 엎어
Hope World ije modeun sesang-eul eopeo
누구보다 열심히 했기에 데뷔해
nuguboda yeolsimhi haetgie debwihae
덜 자고 더 해서 됐기에, 날 위해
deol jago deo haeseo dwaetgie, nal wihae
영화 같은 인생의 main base, mainstay
yeonghwa gateun insaeng-ui main base, mainstay
정신 못 차린 애들 다, play back
jeongsin mot charin aedeul da, play back
Base line
Base line
내 음악의 base line
nae eumagui base line
내 몸짓의 base line
nae momjisui base line
내 성공의 base line
nae seonggong-ui base line
Base line
Base line
지금부터 base time
jigeumbuteo base time
느껴지는 base 차이
neukkyeojineun base chai
Watch the base line
Watch the base line
A track from 'Jack in the Box' where the BTS rapper maps his foundation in music, body, and success. The song isn't just boasting; it's a grounding exercise. Each repetition of 'base line' feels like him checking the foundation, making sure it's still there under the plans and the playbacks.
j-hope performs "Base Line", and this lyric page sits inside the j-hope catalog on LyroVerse.
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