A Korean hip-hop crew stakes their claim with raw energy and a defiant chorus.
A Korean hip-hop crew stakes their claim with raw energy and a defiant chorus.
The phrase "we won't nopeun gose pyeolchyeo" translates roughly to "we won't scatter to a low place," which becomes the song's entire thesis.
Every verse circles back to that refusal to settle, whether it's about proving themselves in the idol system or grinding every day.
A Korean hip-hop crew stakes their claim with raw energy and a defiant chorus.
"we won't nopeun gose pyeolchyeo"
The phrase "we won't nopeun gose pyeolchyeo" translates roughly to "we won't scatter to a low place," which becomes the song's entire thesis. Every verse circles back to that refusal to settle, whether it's about proving themselves in the idol system or grinding every day. It's less a story and more a sustained posture.
It's the anchor. In a song packed with internal rhymes and name-drops, this line is the simple, stubborn promise everything else is trying to fulfill. They're saying they'll only rise together.
The way "G. D. Y. B Taekwon. Uh! 2002 Y. G represent uh!" is barked out feels like a live roll call, a moment of pure, undiluted crew pride that cuts through the track's density.
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(Bulleo borira) keuge sorijilleo baetji naega jabeun MIC
(Naraborira) G-Dragon YB Taekwon urideurui gachi
(Ollyeo borira) we won’t nopeun gose pyeolchyeo
One for the hip two for the hop G-Dre Y. B never stop
Yeotaekkeot jikyeoon aesseoon
Deunggyo sigan majchwo maeil kkeullyeoon
Chaekchaek handugwone jisnullyeoon
Nae insaeng 15nyeone seotun gyeollon
Bibaram morachyeodo nan baeugesseo
Ttaseuhan gyosireseo nan naogesseo
Dwaesseo aesseugesseo
Jul majchwo seoji anhgesseo nan gamanhi aesseo
(Gominhajima) nawagati ja aeksyeon
(Beoseo deonjyeobwa) mogeul joreuneun paesyeon
(Biroseo neowana) jeom jjigeo nwasseo
Seungrireul geomeojil urie baekjeon baekseung
Maeil nan ttokgati
(Bulleo borira) keuge sorijilleo baetji naega jabeun MIC
(Naraborira) G-Dragon YB Taekwon urideurui gachi
(Ollyeo borira) we won’t nopeun gose pyeolchyeo
One for the hip two for the hop G-Dre Y. B never stop
Nan raeppeoyo (yo)
Bwara jeungmyeonghae boil tenikka
Aidol seutaga anirangeoraltenikka
Da deombyeobwa uh
Yeogiseo gamanhi danghaji anheul tenikka
Nuguboda jalhaljasin issji nareul mideo momeul matgyeobwa
Geunyang hanbeon i eumage nawa gati heundeureo bwa (ya hur that !)
Deo isang mwoldeo yeogiseo mwoldeo baralgeon eopseo
(Eodakkajina) choegoga doego sipeosseo
(Eoryeopgessjiman) nan everyday noryeokhane
(Geojiseopsinan) ttamheulline geuttaenae CD play
Dolgo dolgo tto doragane
Maeil nan ttokgati
(Bulleo borira) keuge sorijilleo baetji naega jabeun MIC
(Naraborira) G-Dragon YB Taekwon urideurui gachi
(Ollyeo borira) we won’t nopeun gose pyeolchyeo
One for the hip two for the hop G-Dre Y. B never stop
G. D ... Y. B Taekwon... Uh !
2002 Y. G represent uh ! C'mon !
Ijebuteo igireul gyesok georeonagal
Jangcha i sidaee choegoga doegoja
Gikkeoi m. I. C japgo naraboja
Jeogi meolli deoneolli fly fly !
Uh ! Nawa hamkke majihal prime time
Ijen bakkwobwayo change your mind
Junbiga dwaessdamyeon naegerowa
G. D Y. B only one luv ! Uh !
I want to say out of my dream don’t take away
I want to say out of my dream don’t take away
See you know that i am young and i’ve only begun
You just can’t take away
Please don’t take away
A Korean hip-hop crew stakes their claim with raw energy and a defiant chorus. The phrase "we won't nopeun gose pyeolchyeo" translates roughly to "we won't scatter to a low place," which becomes the song's entire thesis. Every verse circles back to that refusal to settle, whether it's about proving themselves in the idol system or grinding every day.
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