The electro-pop band's track turns confidence into a command, with lyrics that strut through self-assurance.
The electro-pop band's track turns confidence into a command, with lyrics that strut through self-assurance.
When they sing 'Walk the runway, deo nunbusige,' it's not about fashion, it's about making your own light brighter until everyone has to squint.
The phrase 'Welcome to my world nan maeiri party' isn't an invitation so much as a declaration of territory.
The electro-pop band's track turns confidence into a command, with lyrics that strut through self-assurance.
Welcome to my world nan maeiri party
When they sing 'Walk the runway, deo nunbusige,' it's not about fashion, it's about making your own light brighter until everyone has to squint.
The phrase 'Welcome to my world nan maeiri party' isn't an invitation so much as a declaration of territory. It answers the pressure to perform with a kind of private vanity, every day is already a party in their head, so why not wear it outside? That 'cham jigyeopjigyeopdeon gatyeotdeon eojen bye bye' feels like shedding yesterday's tightness for today's swagger.
It flips hosting into a state of being, the party isn't something they throw, it's where they live. The Korean 'maeiri' (every day) locks that in as a permanent address.
The way 'Salute!' punctuates each verse like a shoulder-check, clearing room.
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Woo yeah
yeogi moyeo, uril jom bwa
Woo yeah, woo ya!
deungjang jom sikkeureopji majors!
Welcome to my show
neom ppeonhae ppeonhan geu gongsigen kkeulliji ana
ni meoritsogeul matchwobolge
gamjeondoen deusi saeropgetji
baengmatan wangja ttawin don’t care
geuge mwonde?
Walk the runway, deo nunbusige
It’s okay, tto mueol ipdeonji
dangdanghage posereul chwihae
siseonsogeul georeo freehage
So get out phresh way
Salute!
Welcome to my world nan maeiri party
cham jigyeopjigyeopdeon gatyeotdeon eojen bye bye
Salute!
Step by step nan nae tteutdaeroman hallae
cham jaeminandagu, maeil maeiri
Do it do it party!
We, we, we ride out we should be
Ain’t nobody like you and me, you and me
deo banjjangnyeobwa!
aju nice hagetji ha! Fly, shine, isangjeogin girls
urin ticki takata, bureul butyeosseo
pokbareumeul naelgeoya (hey! We majors!)
We break it down, mess it up your fantasies
Walk the runway, deo nunbusige
It’s okay, tto mueol ipdeonji
dangdanghage posereul chwihae
siseonsogeul georeo freehage
So get out phresh way
Salute!
Welcome to my world nan maeiri party
cham jigyeopjigyeopdeon gatyeotdeon eojen bye bye
Salute!
Step by step nan nae tteutdaeroman hallae
cham jaeminandagu, maeil maeiri
Do it, do it party!
Ah, mworago hadeonji
nan 1do singyeongansseo bad your breath
siganeun jjalba, jeulgeoun geonman gadeuk chaewoga
nan deo musimhae, geureon soeumen jjitgo naga
Salute!
Welcome to my world nan maeiri party
Like ticki takata, bureul butyeosseo boom out
Salute!
Step by step nan nae tteutdaeroman hallae
cham jaeminandagu, maeil maeiri
Do it, do it party!
Yeah
Get up get up let’s get up move (majors!)
Woah
Yeah
Get up get up let’s get up move (majors!)
Woah
The electro-pop band's track turns confidence into a command, with lyrics that strut through self-assurance. When they sing 'Walk the runway, deo nunbusige,' it's not about fashion, it's about making your own light brighter until everyone has to squint. The phrase 'Welcome to my world nan maeiri party' isn't an invitation so much as a declaration of territory.
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