A K-Pop soloist leans into a late-night confession about something he can't quit.
A K-Pop soloist leans into a late-night confession about something he can't quit.
The lyric circles a simple, stubborn need without dressing it up in grand drama.
'Hey, but what if I need it?' he asks, already knowing the answer, which makes the whole confession feel more like a fact than a struggle.
A K-Pop soloist leans into a late-night confession about something he can't quit.
Hey, but what if I need it?
The lyric circles a simple, stubborn need without dressing it up in grand drama. 'Hey, but what if I need it?' he asks, already knowing the answer, which makes the whole confession feel more like a fact than a struggle.
The phrase 'sumgimeomneun du yeonghongwa majuhan sungan', the moment two shadows hold their breath and match, captures that suspended second before giving in. It's not about the pleasure itself, but the quiet, shared anticipation that makes the fall inevitable.
It's the plainest question in the song, cutting through all the atmospheric production to admit there's no real argument left.
The way 'tteomini' repeats, like a pulse quickening, gives the whole track its restless, late-night energy.
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Baby, you jaeminneun deut
hankkeot nal siheomhae nopajineun bamui ondo (bamui ondo)
nan eochapi tto ppajyeodeulge dwae
geu neomeo eolkyeo deun siseon
jjalbeun challa sarajin geojit dwi
jinsimi urin ttokgateuni
Now, tell me what you're waiting for
Waiting for
sumgimeomneun du yeonghongwa majuhan sungan
i bami tteomini (tteomini) nal tteomini (tteomini)
eotteon mangseorimdo eomne, oh-oh
My guilty pleasure
teojyeo naon sumeul goreugo
On and on and on
bonneungi doen ikkeullimi
jeonbuga doen jigeumini
mamdaero keep it coming, baby
Keep it coming
Pleasure
deo maneun geoseul ileodo
On and on and on
seororeul tamhan daeum
sumgyeodun gipikkaji jom deo gipikkaji
teok kkeute maechyeo tteoreojin dalbit
ne jeonbureul bichwo
jamkkanui huhoemajeo meoreojil ttaen heuteojil ttaen
imi ne gyeochin geol (oh-oh)
sel su eomneun sangcheoppunin kkeuchigetjiman
Hey, but what if I need it? (I need it)
I just need it (I need it)
jujeohal iyujocha eomne, oh-oh
My guilty pleasure
teojyeo naon sumeul goreugo
On and on and on
bonneungi doen ikkeullimi
jeonbuga doen jigeumini
mamdaero keep it coming, baby
Keep it coming
Pleasure
deo maneun geoseul ileodo
On and on and on
seororeul tamhan daeum
sumgyeodun gipikkaji jom deo gipikkaji
modeun ge birok naege haeropda haedo
dorikil su eopdamyeon
nan deo ppajyeodeulgo sipeo
eojjeomyeon nareul mangchinda haedo sanggwaneopseo
My guilty pleasure
neoneun nae gipikkaji nan ne gipikkaji
(Keep it coming, baby, eh)
Pleasure (my pleasure)
teojyeo naon sumeul goreugo
(Tryin' to play a fool maybe)
On and on and on (on and on)
bonneungi doen ikkeullimi
(That's what you need)
jeonbuga doen jigeumini
(Breaking me down)
mamdaero keep it coming, baby
Keep it coming
My guilty pleasure (oh, yeah)
deo maneun geoseul ileodo (oh, yeah)
On and on and on
seororeul tamhan daeum
(On and on, oh, yeah)
sumgyeodun gipikkaji jom deo gipikkaji
Pleasure
A K-Pop soloist leans into a late-night confession about something he can't quit. The lyric circles a simple, stubborn need without dressing it up in grand drama. 'Hey, but what if I need it?' he asks, already knowing the answer, which makes the whole confession feel more like a fact than a struggle.
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