KAI’s “Peaches” is a love song and in that regard somewhat of a rarity, in that we haven’t come across many K-pop tunes that are overtly romantic. But that being noted, there really isn’t...
It’s safe to assume that North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un probably isn’t a fan of anything even remotely Christmas, since his regime is known to not favor Christianity at all. Actually the regime in...
In the Western world, when a lady refers to herself as “a B”, that’s another way of proclaiming, excuse our French, that she in fact a b*tch. And such is how the phrase is for...
The way the term “maverick” is used in this song is to point to the idea of someone who is, most simply put, countercultural. This notion perhaps comes across most effectively in the second verse,...
The lyrics of SEVENTEEN’s “Rock with You” read sort of incohesive, which we will presume is the result of us relying on an English translation it as opposed to the Korean original. But despite this piece...
We have noted in the past how K-pop acts, such as BTS, tend to rarely, if ever, drop an overt love song, though that trend seems to be changing. But for now, My Universe is more or less...
This is a song that Lisa, whose first name is actually “Lalisa”, uses to big up herself. Relatedly, it is also one in which she is calling on the listening audience, i.e. the party people...
BTS’ “Permission to Dance” is primarily metaphorical and as such can be described in a number of different ways. But ultimately it is meant to serve as an exercise in self-encouragement, as are by and...
According to S.Coups, who is recognized as the overall leader of Seventeen, what the lyrics of “Ready to Love” are about is basically falling in love with a friend. And such is pretty much ascertainable even without...
This is yet another philosophical K-pop song. And this time around the notion the artists are dealing with is one you may hear commonly in song, the ubiquitous ‘follow your passion’ motif. But instead of...
