A Korean pop-rock track that turns city streets into dance floors with its infectious call-and-response energy.
A Korean pop-rock track that turns city streets into dance floors with its infectious call-and-response energy.
The song treats the street as both literal space and temporary escape.
When it says "urimanui street life," it's claiming that shared moment, however brief, as something owned.
A Korean pop-rock track that turns city streets into dance floors with its infectious call-and-response energy.
Eochapi insaengeun han banginikka
The song treats the street as both literal space and temporary escape. When it says "urimanui street life," it's claiming that shared moment, however brief, as something owned.
There's a bluntness to "Eochapi naeirui taeyangeun tteundanda", tomorrow's sun will rise anyway. It shrugs off worry, insisting tonight matters more than whatever comes next. The lyric pushes back against hesitation with that simple, almost dismissive certainty.
Life is just one room, it's a cramped, vivid image that makes the party feel urgent, like there's no other place to be.
The way "Baby, baby, baby, baby" tumbles out between verses feels like catching breath mid-dance.
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Let’s party on the street
Dagachi clap your hands, clap your hands
Let’s party on the street
Say oh yeah (oh yeah)
Let’s party on the street
Every body son meori wiro
Let’s party on the street
Chisotneun bunyugabse heodeogineun aeeommado
Ttaengjeon han pun baekdo eomneun maenbarui cheongchundo
Eochapi naeirui taeyangeun tteundanda
Ninano saneun insaeng huhoeneun eobseo eheradiya
Feel the funky like this.
Neukkyeobwa, urimanui street life
Get up, funky like that
Ireona, modu da noraboja
Play the funky like this
Jeulgyeobwa, ulala party time
Cheongchuneul bultaeul jeormeuminikka
Eochapi insaengeun han banginikka
Neohuireul bultaeul seuteurit myujik
I bami dartorok norabollanda
Baby, baby, baby, baby
Let’s party on the street
Han beon deo clap your hands, clap your hands
Let’s party on the street
Say oh yeah (oh yeah)
Let’s party on the street
Say ulla ulla ulla
Let’s party on the street
Sinmyeongnage funkyhage bami saedorok norajulge
Jeongsineobsi heundeureobollae on mome ttami sikgido jeone
I han mom dabachyeoseo bultaeurira
Ehera moreugeotda modu moyeo yeogi
Let’s party on the street
Feel the funky like this
Neukkyeobwa, urimanui street life
Get up, funky like that
Ireona, modu da noraboja
Play the funky like this
Jeulgyeobwa, ulala party time
Cheongchuneul bultaeul jeormeuminikka
Eochapi insaengeun han banginikka
Neohuireul bultaeul seuteurit myujik
I bami dartorok norabollanda
Baby, baby, baby, baby
Turn it up oenjjokdo
Turn it up oreunjjokdo
Turn it up moduda
Turn it up dagachi ireonabwa
Turn it up ajeossi
Turn it up ajumma
Turn it up moduda
Ttwieobwa let’s go
Ullallalla ullallalla ullallalla ullallallalla
Ullallalla ullallalla ullallalla
A Korean pop-rock track that turns city streets into dance floors with its infectious call-and-response energy. The song treats the street as both literal space and temporary escape. When it says "urimanui street life," it's claiming that shared moment, however brief, as something owned.
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