A 2010s hip-hop track that feels like a friend grabbing your shoulders and telling you to keep going.
A 2010s hip-hop track that feels like a friend grabbing your shoulders and telling you to keep going.
The song's power comes from its refusal to pretty things up.
It acknowledges the 'heomuhae', the emptiness, and the friends who aren't really friends before it tells you to stay strong.
A 2010s hip-hop track that feels like a friend grabbing your shoulders and telling you to keep going.
Geudeuri baro ne sarmui jeok
The song's power comes from its refusal to pretty things up. It acknowledges the 'heomuhae', the emptiness, and the friends who aren't really friends before it tells you to stay strong. That grounding in specific disappointment is what keeps the encouragement from feeling cheap.
There's a line about 'Yaguro chimyeon 9hoe mal', 'if you get stabbed nine times.' It's not about literal violence, but that feeling of being so repeatedly hit by life that you're just counting the wounds. The lyric answers that exhaustion with a stubborn, almost physical command: 'Du nuneul bureuptteugo Look in the mirror.' Open your eyes wide and look. It's less about positive thinking and more about forcing a recognition of what's still there.
It translates to 'They are exactly the enemy of your life.' It's a blunt, necessary correction for anyone comparing themselves to others and coming up short.
The way the Korean 'hwaiting' crashes into the English 'You've got to stay strong' in the chorus has a real, frayed energy to it.
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Hey nado jal alji geu neukkim eotteongeonji
Maeum meogeotdeon ilmada hanagachi
Jal andoego tto meonjicheoreom
Bujireopgo heomuhae da
Yaguro chimyeon 9hoe mal
Jeomsuneun hanchameul dwijigo
2 Outin sanghwang ije got
Dorikil su eomneun iri
Ireonal geotman gateun geureon gimi
Otl jwajeorui naemsaega na
Mideowatdeon geotdeuri neoreul baebanhal
Geotman gata hudeoldeol tteolgetjiman
Kkumkkwowatdeon geol jeoldae itjima
Ne jasineul mideo
Du nuneul bureuptteugo
Look in the mirror
U u urijonjae hwaiting
U u uulhan nal modu da itji
You’ve got to stay strong
You’ve got to hold on
You’ve got to stay strong
You’ve got to hold on baby
Stay strong it’ll be okay
Jigeumbuteo naega haneun mal gieokhae
Hoksirado jigeum ne yeopui nugunga
Namdeulgwa neol jakku bigyohaegamyeo
Jogeuphi sarmeul saldorok gangyohaenni
Moreungin mollado gyaenen naega bol ttae
Ne chingun aniya geugeon jom aniji
Gyaenega johahaneun mal reality
Kkumgwa hyeonsireun dareudae
Geunikka kkum ttawin itgo sareurae
Geuge mwoya daeche gamdongdo eopgo
Jaemineun mullon they living it wrong
Soljikhi jom samnyu naemsaega na
Geureoke summan swineun sarm wae sara
Geudeuri baro ne sarmui jeok
Singyeongsseujimalgo modu da oechyeo
U u urijonjae hwaiting
U u uulhan nal modu da itji
You’ve got to stay strong
You’ve got to hold on
You’ve got to stay strong
You’ve got to hold on baby
Leggo
Wooooo
Wooooo
Wooooo
Wooooo
Stay strong hold on
U u urijonjae hwaiting
U u uulhan nal modu da itji
You’ve got to stay strong
You’ve got to hold on
Baby
A 2010s hip-hop track that feels like a friend grabbing your shoulders and telling you to keep going. The song's power comes from its refusal to pretty things up. It acknowledges the 'heomuhae', the emptiness, and the friends who aren't really friends before it tells you to stay strong.
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