A 2013 K-pop track where love is a game you can't afford to play lazy.
A 2013 K-pop track where love is a game you can't afford to play lazy.
The lyric treats romance like a constant negotiation, all 'ittari kitari', coming and going.
It's less about deep confession and more about maintaining a certain voltage, where even looking away might mean you lose.
A 2013 K-pop track where love is a game you can't afford to play lazy.
The lyric treats romance like a constant negotiation, all 'ittari kitari', coming and going. It's less about deep confession and more about maintaining a certain voltage, where even looking away might mean you lose. That restless energy is the point, not a problem to solve.
It's not a gentle suggestion; it's a warning dressed up as a dance command. There's a pressure to keep proving yourself, to not let the moment or the person slip because you got comfortable or boring.
It turns the whole idea of love into a physical reflex. You don't get to think it through; you either move or you watch it leave.
The way 'no no no' and 'love love love' punch back and forth in the verses sticks with you. It's all attitude, no room for maybe.
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Nokku auto saretara? ii onna yo watashi
Nogashita sakana ni shitai no? (no no no)
Ai no seido keep shite misete (love love love)
Aisou yosugi desho charachara shinai de
Moshi warui hito ja nai nara (no no no)
Watashi dake wo dokidoki sasete (love love love)
Mitsumeatte (jaretara) nante mada (mada mada oh)
Yume no yume wakarazuya no no no no no no no no!
Ai wa muubu ai wa muubu yudan shitara nigeteku wa
Dakara motto (motto) mitete motto (mou!) amaku misugi na no yo
Come on! (come on!) come on! (come on!)
Watashi no kokoro wa ittari kitari
Come on! (come on!) come on! (come on!)
Achikochi achikochi ittari kitari
Aishite iru nara doryoku wo misete
Eiga mite shokuji shite oshimai? (no no no)
Taikutsu na ai nara iranai wa (love love love)
Mitsumeatte (jaretara) nante mada (mada mada oh)
Yume no yume wakarazuya no no no no no no no no!
Ai wa muubu ai wa muubu yudan shitara nigeteku wa
Dakara motto (motto) mitete motto (mou!) amaku misugi na no yo
Come on! (come on!) come on! (come on!)
Watashi no kokoro wa ittari kitari
Come on! (come on!) come on! (come on!)
Achikochi achikochi ittari kitari
Come on! (come on!) come on! (come on!)
Watashi no kokoro ni funzorikaette
Come on! (come on!) come on! (come on!)
Hare nochi tokidoki fundari kettari
Yeah c’mon everybody isogashii toka iiwake memeshiku arekore narabete
Toitsumeru dake me ga oyoide mune ga shake it, shake it, shake it ma boy!
Dame ne oops! (oops!) dame ne oops! (oops!) (dame ne)
Hetoheto surihette (surihette)
Baka ne sotto (sotto) tama ni sotto (sou) yosomi mo shiteru no yo
Ai wa muubu ai wa muubu yudan shitara nigeteku wa
Dakara motto (motto) mitete motto (mou!) amaku misugi na no yo
Come on! (come on!) come on! (come on!)
Watashi no kokoro wa ittari kitari
Come on! (come on!) come on! (come on!)
Achikochi achikochi ittari kitari
Come on! (come on!) come on! (come on!)
Watashi no kokoro ni funzorikaette
Come on! (come on!) come on! (come on!)
Achikochi achikochi ittari kitari
Come on!
A 2013 K-pop track where love is a game you can't afford to play lazy. The lyric treats romance like a constant negotiation, all 'ittari kitari', coming and going. It's less about deep confession and more about maintaining a certain voltage, where even looking away might mean you lose.
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