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- Queencard is about the protagonist, Soyeon accepting her appearance and realizes true beauty comes from self confidence. Producer, writer, and leader Soyeon stated that she wanted to deliver this message in a lighthearted and comical sense with less serious lyrics.
- The song "30 Sexy" by RAIN seems to be a celebration of reaching the age of 30 and embracing one's confidence and attractiveness. The lyrics encourage someone to come over and join in the party before the night ends. The phrase "30 sexy" implies that the person singing (presumably RAIN) is now in their thirties and still feels youthful and desirable. The song emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment and enjoying the company of another person. It suggests that there is no need to overthink or worry, as the focus should be on the connection between two individuals on the stage (symbolizing their relationship) rather than displaying it for others. The lyrics encourage the listener to ignore distractions and simply feel the energy and beats of the music. The repeated phrase "Party-ya-yi-ya" conveys the idea of having a good time and inviting the listener to join in. It encourages the listener to let loose, relax their mind, and fully immerse themselves in the show. Overall, "30 Sexy" promotes a sense of self-assurance and encourages enjoying life to the fullest while celebrating the significance of reaching the age of 30.
- (G)-Idle's Nxde follows female empowerment and misogyny as well with many references to Marilyn Monroe and Soojin (ex member)
- (G)I-DLES 'Oh my God' talks about the girls trusting themselves to take risks in a love with another woman that becomes addicting.
- Hwaa is about the feelings after a break up. The song talks about the pain of love using burning flowers and colorful flowers in a cold winter as a metaphor. Hwaa is a continuation of the story line in Hann [Alone] and Hann [Alone in Winter].
- The song "Bubble Pop!" by HyunA is a lively and catchy pop track with a vibrant and energetic atmosphere. While the lyrics mainly revolve around the repetitive phrase "Bubble Pop!", there are some underlying themes and interpretations that can be drawn from the song. The overarching theme of the song seems to be about having fun, enjoying oneself, and embracing a carefree attitude. The lyrics encourage the listener to not worry about what others think and to let loose. The repetitive phrase "Bubble Pop!" can be seen as a metaphor for breaking free from societal norms and expectations, symbolizing a burst of joy and freedom. The song also touches upon the idea of self-expression and being proud of one's unique qualities. Overall, "Bubble Pop!" is a light-hearten and upbeat song that encourages listeners to embrace their uniqueness, have a good time, and not be swayed by societal pressures. It promotes self-confidence, self-expression, and enjoying the present moment.
- "Black and White" by G.NA explores the dynamics of a relationship that seems to be characterized by contrasting personalities and behaviors. The repeated lyrics "Black, black, black, white" emphasize the stark differences between the two individuals involved. The song opens by describing the couple as "Black and white," symbolizing the opposing characteristics they possess. G.NA describes herself as hot, while her partner is cool. This contrast creates a sense of mystery around their relationship, as they have seemingly contradictory qualities but are still drawn to each other. The lyrics express disbelief and confusion about the compatibility of the couple. G.NA questions if anything matches between them, suggesting that there may be better-suited partners for both of them. Despite this doubt, she urges her partner to try to change and adapt to each other, temporarily pushing aside their pride and differences. There is a plea for understanding and acknowledgment of her feelings. G.NA asserts that she is the only one who genuinely cares and loves her partner, while he seems indifferent or unaware of her emotions. The repeated plea of "Back to me" signifies her desire for him to return to her and recognize the importance of their connection. Overall, "Black and White" by G.NA delves into the complexities of a relationship characterized by opposing qualities and the challenges of finding harmony and understanding within those differences.
- (G)-Idle's Tomboy is about feminism and female empowerment
- Music Video of "Ribbon" by B2ST.
- The song "Change" by HyunA featuring Yong Jun Hyung explores the idea of personal transformation and overcoming societal expectations. The lyrics convey a message of embracing individuality and breaking free from the pressures to conform. In the song, HyunA encourages listeners to embrace change and express themselves authentically. She calls for a shift from pursuing what others want or expect, to embracing one's own desires and aspirations ("What you want, what you do, tell me baby, what you do"). She urges listeners to have confidence in their choices and not to be influenced by other people's opinions ("No matter how difficult...no matter what others say"). The chorus emphasizes the theme of change, both for oneself and for others. It emphasizes the idea that change can occur in various aspects of life and urges listeners to not be afraid of change but to embrace it ("I'm gonna change, change, change, change, change"). The repetition of the word "change" throughout the song highlights its importance and amplifies the message of individual empowerment. The collaboration between HyunA and Yong Jun Hyung adds depth to the song, as they both bring their unique perspectives on personal transformation and self-expression. Together, they convey a sense of unity in pursuing change and encourage listeners to follow their lead. Overall, "Change" is an empowering anthem that encourages listeners to break free from societal norms, embrace their true selves, and pursue personal growth and transformation.
- Music Video of "Crazy" by 4Minute.
- I Do by Gidle is about a lost love and the bitterness that comes with it. It is a pop song inspired by 1980s Synth-pop elements.
- Music Video of Shadow by B2ST.
- Music Video of "Not The End" by B2ST.
- "Volume Up" by 4Minute is a song about empowerment and self-expression. The lyrics depict a narrator who initially feels unnoticed and disregarded by someone they are interested in. The repetitive "Uh uh uh uh" and "Why-y-y-y-y" lines highlight the narrator's frustration and desire for attention. The pre-chorus suggests that the narrator's voice and feelings have been ignored and dismissed, causing them to feel invisible and silenced. They express their desperation, wanting their voice to be heard and asking for their volume to be increased. This can be interpreted metaphorically as a plea to be noticed and respected, to have their emotions acknowledged. In the chorus, the narrator emphasizes their determination to break free from the situation. They want to amplify their presence and make a lasting impact, even if it means becoming more assertive and "toxic" in order to be heard. The repetition of "Uh uh uh uh uh" emphasizes their eagerness to change and evolve. Overall, "Volume Up" conveys a message of empowerment, urging the narrator to reclaim their voice and assert themselves in order to be seen and heard. It encourages individuals to break free from negative relationships or situations and take charge of their own lives.
- Music Video of "Plz Don't Be Sad" by B2ST.