A K-pop anthem about dressing, walking, and living exactly how you want.
A K-pop anthem about dressing, walking, and living exactly how you want.
The lyric treats fashion as a first language, a way to speak before you say a word.
'bichnaneun Body I'm sorry' isn't really an apology; it's a boast dressed as modesty, which is its own kind of power move.
A K-pop anthem about dressing, walking, and living exactly how you want.
Do what you want, girls ije jasin issge geol-eoga
The lyric treats fashion as a first language, a way to speak before you say a word. 'bichnaneun Body I'm sorry' isn't really an apology; it's a boast dressed as modesty, which is its own kind of power move.
"nae mamdaelo hae" , I'll do it my way, isn't just a slogan. It's the quiet permission you give yourself before stepping out the door, answering the pressure to conform with a shrug. It turns the daily choice of an outfit into a statement of control.
It's a direct command to the listener and the group itself, shifting from 'I' to 'we' while keeping the focus on individual choice. The Korean phrase 'jasin issge', with your own self, grounds the empowerment in something concrete.
The chant of 'Run run run run iliwa!' has a playground energy that cuts through the track's cooler strut.
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oneul-eun museun os-eul ib-eulkka
Ne, ne, ne, neil-eun eotteon saeg-eul goleulkka
bichnaneun Nonsense, Make sense
mos malliji nal
nae mamdaelo hae
I might do it what I want girls
tagonass-eo namdaleun yujeonja
eommaya gomawo yeppeuge nah-ajwoseo
bichnaneun Body I’m sorry
kkeutnaejuneun Style
nae mamdaelo hae
I might do it what I want girls
All my ladies
Woo woo woo woo
Do what you want, girls
ije jasin issge geol-eoga
Let’s walk to the runway huh!
Ah ah ah
Run run run run
iliwa!
meosjige jeulgil jul aneun Girl
mwol haedo ilwojineun Lucky girl
I’m a Beauty, Pretty, Baby Oh no
nae mamdaelo hae
I might do it what I want, girls
hwakkeunhage hal jul aneun Girl
Nobody knows oh! naman-ui Control
Harder Stronger Make it faster
ije neol deonjyeobwa Do it like me
Let’s go
nuga bwado nan jom teugbyeolhae amudo mos ttalawa
dodohage chyeodabomyeon namjadeul modu nae dwilo jul seo
chim dakk-a! eodiseo nal neombwa?
meolibuteo balkkeutkkaji
heumjab-eul ttae eobsneun Perfect body silhouette
All my ladies
Woo woo woo woo
Do what you want girls
ije jasin issge geol-eoga
Let’s walk to the runway, huh!
Ah ah ah
Run run run run
iliwa!
meosjige jeulgil jul aneun Girl
mwol haedo ilwojineun Lucky girl
I’m a Beauty Pretty Baby Oh no
nae mamdaelo hae
I might do it what I want girls
hwakkeunhage hal jul aneun Girl
Nobody knows, oh! naman-ui Control
Harder Stronger Make it faster
ije neol deonjyeobwa Do it like me
nae mamdaelo Do what you wanna do
nae mamdaelo haeya
meosjige jeulgil jul aneun Girl
mwol haedo ilwojineun Lucky girl
I’m a Beauty Pretty Baby Oh no
nae mamdaelo hae
I might do it what I want girls
hwakkeunhage hal jul aneun Girl
Nobody knows oh! naman-ui Control
Harder Stronger Make it faster
ije neol deonjyeobwa Do it like me
meosjige jeulgil jul aneun Girl
mwol haedo ilwojineun Lucky girl
I’m a Beauty Pretty Baby Oh no
nae mamdaelo hae
I might do it what I want, girls
hwakkeunhage hal jul aneun Girl
Nobody knows Oh! naman-ui Control
Harder Stronger Make it faster
ije neol deonjyeobwa Do it like me
A K-pop anthem about dressing, walking, and living exactly how you want. The lyric treats fashion as a first language, a way to speak before you say a word. 'bichnaneun Body I'm sorry' isn't really an apology; it's a boast dressed as modesty, which is its own kind of power move.
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