NewJeans "Cookie" Music Video Reaction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2022
- We check out the music video for "Cookie" by NewJeans!
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Their music is so good just their age and the lyrics mannn whyyyy
Moneeeyyyy
Their 17 chill
@@JG-fj8om dumb comment
@@fightfannerd2078 which means they're still minors so now what??
@@fightfannerd2078 sis hyein is 14. And even if they already 20, it's still inappropriate bcs they're just debut few months ago 💀
Controversial lyrics aside, the song is a 10 for me
the girls are all a 10 too. 😍😍
no controverisal !
the exact meaning as we think !!!
Same !
Stop treating them like a babies
YOU are a part of the problem . They will likely lose all fans because of this . It's ridiculous how easy it will be for IVE to dominate 4th gen .
We get it, guys. K-Netz think the song is cute and innocent, cool. But these guys or myself aren’t Korean and there seems to be a double meaning. Theres a cultural difference, theres always going to be, and i’m not going to place myself to think of it as “cute”. It seems weird.
As a Korean, I know that they the company knew what they were doing. It's not a cultural difference, it's a business decision.
especially with that Min Heejin lady in control of the company this was definitely on purpose
음모론자들 많네. 한국어 가사로는 이상한 부분이 없다. 영어 번역이 이상한거지. 뮤비 자체에 쿠키가 cd로 변하는 장면을 통해 쿠키가 cd를 표현하고 있음을 말해주고 있다. 하여간 방구석 키보드 워리어들이 자신들의 망상을 떠들며 헛소리를 늘어놓는다.
@@SNIPER-XYZ 그 이상한 영어 번역이 쟤네 회사에서 직접 제공한 거잖아 ㅋㅋ 결국 자기들이 노린거지
@@soloe5838 and in Reddit there are man Koreans talking about the innuendo lyrics, and off course it was made to be polemic
I wonder how these young girls, who are trusting the adults managing them, are going to feel about this, when they are mature enough to understand the second meaning? The slang meaning for cookie has been used in Western culture for 30+ years. This song is so obvious.
half of them are 17+ what do u mean 😭they aren’t the little babies u guys seem to think they are 😭😭😭ofc they’re aware of the controversy
@@woo3524 your emoji makes me cringe little girl
Very few ppl know this but the youngest member who is 14 now, told a porn/sex joke on her personal TikTok like 2 years ago. It wasn’t explicit and fairly mild but she isn’t like some unaware person. Her personal TikTok was deleted before the group debuted.
Western culture is not the entire world
@@woo3524 bro they legit babies-
They have English speaking writers in their camp. It’s sus. Cute group tho. I will be following them. Super talented.
Obviously and honestly kudos to them!!! they aint "finna catch" no overusing aave controversy cus they knocked ts out the park PERIADT !!!
I'm torn the girls are obviously talented and the song is a bop but translation or not the potential meaning of the song 😩 it's hard to ignore.
The instrumental is so goooood
I want these girls to go far they are talented, a whole as vibe and needed but ugh BH and whatever the other company they're with GET IT TOGETHER MAN 😩
They’re not under BH?
Sis bh is something and hybe labels are a different thing besides why are y’all set on criticizing and making conspiracy theories about whatever groups that come from hybe labels
@@Sararararararararararara they’re literally saying the company needs to get it together. Regardless if it’s hype or BH , having underaged girls talking about their cookie getting eaten is not the move, whatsoever 🤢
@@ilubyou13 *hybe. And they aren't under bighit
Since not only K-Pop but Asian mangas have a history of sexualising young-looking performers and characters and this is becoming increasingly controversial, I'm sure the producers knew what they were doing.
Koreans may not understand American slang, but they do understand symbolism. I'm a bilingual native speaker in English and another language, but I'm not very familiar with slang in either. But just by looking at the video I knew that cookie must be some sexual innuendo, it didn't even matter what it meant exactly. Fruits and flowers are often used as sexual symbolism in K-Pop videos in the same way.
Nobody cares
@@fightfannerd2078 Not true that nobody cares, there are numerous comments by netizens that show that some people do care, otherwise there wouldn't be a controversy. How many people think one way or another could only be determined by a representative poll, not by subjective estimate.
Koreans have an issue with promoting pe*dophilia in media. Same with Japan. Their entertainment industries are messed up.
@@Ri57490 Its not simply the media. Until recently they had the lowest age of consent worldwide.
LMAOO THE LOOKS YOU GAVE EACH OTHER!!! fr the lyrics do be sounding ☠️☠️☠️☠️ i don't know korean so i would just let it pass if it wasn't for the "Lookin at my cookie" IN ENGLISH
Right
Watching Bang Bang dodge these lyrics was HILARIOUS!!! I knew eventually the reliance on western songwriters and the claim of a lack of knowledge and understanding of the slang and culture a lot of these kpop groups borrow from would collide. The idea that people involved in the making of this group didn't know the connotation of cookie AND pairing it with extremely young looking girls AND completely switching up from their fresh and fun prerelease aesthetic is coincidence and not a carefully constructed ploy is a STRETCH. They knew what they were doing. I feel for these girls though because I sure THEY don't know the connotation and innuendo of the song. The song is just ok but the girls absolutely slayed yet it's hard to not be skeeved out by these lyrics coming from girls this age and that look this young. Add in that Lady's reputation and the Brooke Shields underage CK ads for a reference? It's a mess. The biggest wrong move with their launch, which up to this point had be great. Hoping they'll learn from this and take more care with younger artists.
Thissss
Well said!
Yep - just because of this song they are likely to be cancelled and pretty much have no fans . Funny how one silly mistake could cause a HUGE disaster .
@@misc328 They seem to be doing perfectly fine though lol this song didn’t stop anything
@@misc328 if that were the case a lot of groups should be cancelled lol
I love the song. I'm on the 1080p train with this one, and wouldn't have even known about the meaning controversy if not for this and other Discordians reaction. The issue is that the subtitles used for the English lyrics seems like the original song. And the original song, if done by an English writer, is full of double meaning. If this was done by another artist who wasn't underage, no one would be trying to say these lyrics were only cute and not filled with innuendo. People would accept the two meanings. If the Korean lyrics were changed to make the song sound more cute, the English translation should have been changed to keep that tone. Don't blame the audience because the company didn't do their due diligence.
Right!
Bro no mattter how you slice it or translate it, the song is sexual end of story, the song is asking us to take lookie at the cookie and come get some. Us guys know how to interpret that message coming from a woman. So yea no debating this one
This sounds like something BIBI would sang since I feel like her music has double entendre sometimes lol
This is 100% a BIBI song
Cookie knew what the project goal was. Step 1 - Be a catchy fun song. Step 2 - Create enough controversy to get people arguing and emotional, but not enough to cancel them.
Yeah, this song/video feels like something meant for people who exclusively use a Tor browser. It’s just creepy and really sours me on the group unfortunately (though I was already weirded out by such a young group, but they aren’t the only one, especially this year). People can bend over backwards trying to claim people are misinterpreting it but it feels like the intention is pretty clear.
From the first listen I definitely caught onto the double meaning super quick.. but I still love the song. I just find it very weird that HYBE probably realized the double meaning and still let a group constisting of 14-18 y/o perform it..
I felt the same way you guys did when I first heard it I love the song the vibe of the song is super dope the lyrics even for Western audience isn't that bad considering but it's their age I was like what is going on here so I did research and from my understanding they made a cookie which is supposed to be there album which is why the cookie rolls by it first and then the album at the end the cookie is there album the ingredients are each member and the songs that they are created that made that cookie ... Apparently the packaging was supposed to be Bakery inspired as well. I feel like they could Salvage all of this now if they make the fandom name something that goes along with this concept and theme
Elas são incríveis, o melhor debute em tempos do kpop
This song is a bop, my favorite from them, BUT of course the lyrics for others in the west would have a double meaning, but for them it's just about cookies, it's supposed to be about an actual cookie. But yeah 😅😅
thank you! next reaction NEWJEANS Hype Boy all ver, (4 ver) please~~~
I love this group and I've seen so many people hating on them. I think they are so talented, fun and spunky. Their aesthetic gives me a lot of nostalgia. The other songs on the album are really good. The other music videos are great! This song is controversial, but as other's have said- it's a good song lyric aside. HYBE definitely caused some issues- they need to do better- but the girls themselves are fine. They are doing well with sales, popularity, and I bet they will only get better in their career. People definitely need to CHILL OUT! Like come on...they SLAY and they literally just debuted!
They are 5 true vocalists, 5 dancers, 5 visuals.
This group will make it big! Almost 50M views on their videos. They are doing amazing.
a lot of people are saying the english translations are wrong and to that i just say that nowadays, the captions aren't translated word for word. they're translated with what the listener is supposed to be hearing if they spoke korean. and also, i noticed that when itzy dropped loco and mafia in the morning, the captions weren't direct translations and also turned out to be the lyrics of the english version when it was released. i've been seeing if the lyrics could fit if they were to release an english version and a good bit of them do. so maybe they're just the english version lyrics. either way it's an innuendo and i don't really like 04-08 liners singing it
edit: i don't know if the song was written specifically for newjeans or if they had it and they just gave it to newjeans, but there's gotta be someone that knew. there has to be people that get paid to handle overseas relations when it comes to artists or at least something similar so i don't believe that nobody knew
i like the vibe fresh af
5:35 ayoooo lmaooooooooo this vid killed me
Vocal
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ahhahah "you're stevie wonder now" had me rolling
this is a bop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I feel like because of the age of the girls the lyrics are hard to ignore. On Loona or Red Velvet these types of lyrics would have been more acceptable. But for some Knetz to just play it off like it's perfectly acceptable even considering cultural differences is a bit strange to me.
Regardless, I do like the song and thought the video was great, it showed off their dance skills much more than their other videos! I'll be looking to see more from this group!
That's exactly the lyricist and their agency intended. Look at those faces of the guys in this video. Successful.
Cookie is a masterpiece hahaha
Ambitious ace is dying 😂😂😂😂😂
I’m korean and didn’t know what these lyrics meant.. they are very young.. WTF..🤢 but i love these girls for themselves!
Absolutely, They are too young to sing these song… WTF the producer n writer
At what age exactly do you think is appropriate to sing these lyrics (except for the 14/15 year old obviously). In Korea do you not think about “that” at 16/17?! Lol get real
@@prettywildnights so you think its okay to sing that? 💀
I kinda have to agree... the music is just my style, the groove hits the spot. The ladies executed it perfectly yet i felt kinda awkward with the lyrics when they are so young... I stan New Jeans tho, their music is just my groovy kinda style... yet, i just hope the lyrics are adjusted while maintaining the same groove rhythm for their music.
When they say cookie they mean their music y’all like the cookie represents a cd as you can see around the end of the video
I didn't know what cookie mean in the slang you guys were talking abt, until I searched it up tbh
5:05 so funny 😂 the lighting so nice
The youngest in NewJeans has more industry experience than half of kpop industry. 😂😂😂😂
If you ever have the chance to visit Seoul, you'll be surprised how much American culture (incl. music) has influenced the local scene there. That's partly because Korean Americans relocate to Seoul after graduating from high school/university to work in the industry. Jay Park is a good example. The songwriters and music producers have also worked abroad (e.g., U.S. or UK). K-pop has taken mainstream music to the next level, from the choreography to the vocals and the cinematography in the videos.
As for the lyrics, I'm sure the songwriters knew how listeners might interpret the song.
I read that they meant Cookie as in CDs, and their music is what they've baked and fans consume and might get cavities out of it, that's why the video starts with a cookie rolling on the background and at the end it is a CD.
To bake a cookie signify to burn a CD. In Korean, the verb '굽다(bake)' mean buning a CD. You guys have to consider cultural context and English is the preserve of the Americans.
Kpop is (hugely) inspired by western music so even if the writers weren't/hadn't been from the US or western countries in general, there is NO WAY they didn't know the meaning. You can't tell me the people who produce songs don't do their research about how the song could be interpreted in different cultures and languages. No way.
If they did do this research or already knew how it might come across but still released it, they are horrible producers.
If they didn't do their research before releasing it, they are horrible producers as well. There really is no way out of this.
I don't care if "cookie" means CD in Korean slang, the song was set to become popular in western countries so it was already clear that the meaning would be questioned. And you can't tell me the rest of the lyrics don't 100% go along with the sexual concept that we "are making up" according to some fans.
The poor girls who had their debut phase marked by such a scandal, they really don't deserve that. I love NewJeans so much.
You're a fool. Only little is influenced by the West. South Korea brought a whole new meaning to music with their distinctive style that's why Kpop is loved all around the world because unlike music from the west which is repetitive, Kpop blends many forms of artistic elements. And not just Kpop, kdrama as well.
Some Kpop music have western influence from such as hip-hop but Kpop songwriters, producers etc add their own flavor/spin on it to make it stand out and be better than Western music. To south Koreans and other Asian countries, they don't see a problem with the lyrics because not all Asian countries pay attention to western entertainment. The people who are complaining about the lyrics are mostly Westerners because they have a dirty mind, they're always thinking negative smh. South Korean are too busy doing their own thing not giving a shit about western crazy ideologies hence why many people hating Westen Media and are getting into south Korea entertainment.
So what? The world does not revolve around your country. Now they can't say or do anything have you something different in America? lol It seems even black people want to cancel the word "I" in Korean because they have a similar pronunciation with nigga🙄🙄
You guys gotta react to Hype boy too, its firee
Im Korean and I think it's right that you guys understood after red the lyrics lol. I guess that this group couldn't catch the meaning that is hided by song writer subtly
Female groups always get required to portray a sexy concept, even regardless of their age. It's really messed up. I hope one day they don't get forced into it so often (and at certain ages.) Otherwise, I think I liked attention and hype boy more but New Jeans sound is overall awesome.
Nah Koreans definitely know the slang they not that innocent and asian and western cultures really dont vary in this manner
True. Was pretty shocked because of the lyrics
At the beginning we see a cookie rolling and at the end we see the CD rolling.
Cookie=CD
Baking=Making the cd
Taste it=Listen to it
I really don’t know what to think because I did see a Korean explain that cookie is slang for a music CD (that you bake) but it’s hard as an English speaker not to feel a little uncomfortable
I like you guys
Try to understanding about the song so hard :) from korea 🤣
Korean fans and Korean reactors do not find anything inappropriate about this song. They find it sweet and even innocent.
but writer wrote them like you and we think.
@@PaWeGiWo Like what?
@@PaWeGiWo i think the korean public would be able to recognize the innuendo if it was a song written about peppers (고추) 😭 but because it’s a english innuendo it’s easily overlooked for them
If this is the case then they’re very naive and unaware. Which is really dangerous because this is exactly how they (the people managing this group) take advantage and manipulate the public…. And that’s not the public’s fault, since they don’t realize what’s really happening here. It’s just sad to witness honestly.
@@LIzamore98 Have you ever considered that maybe, they speak a different language?
When you get past the bops, I'm looking at them like "Y'all don't want to review this" Lol. The subliminal of it all. I thought it was just the chorus, but it's all through the song. Those girls aren't at fault. The adults that wrote this are
I had my gf baked me some cookies after I heard this song😂
Those lyrics for some of their underage members are a little too much. But overall these girls are talented and visual little beasts. They're definitely the whole package. Their management should be a little more mindful, they're some sick people in this world. Great group though and great reaction video, as usual. You guys keep it real. 💯
this three cleaning them self and don't want to go jail. I'm dead💀
"The song revolves around the paired idea of burning CDs and baking cookies, which share the same conceptual verb in Korean"
Idk if you guys would want to react to this group - Superkind's Watch Out, but it's recommended. They put a lot of work into the mv. I don't want to give out too much about them, I recommend doing a video because I think they did well with a member that's not there
we dont have slang about cookie. we say 'bake cd' in literal translation as make music.
So baking a cookie at only her house...come taste it, it's soft...that's all about CD's? You guys are being wilfully naive.
@@xyzopa7324 Of course, it is related to love and flirting. But not to the over. Korea is way way more sensetive? to the sexual problem to minors. I knew about the slang first this time. How can we know about all eng slang. We are even not using Eng as ESL. It is not culural difference. It is about language. If It was that as you think, peole would already blame and object to their debut. And also taste in korea sounds like my. +If you replace cookie to chocolate, you can understand more. Also I understand that if there is a slang like that, It would sound really weird.
the cookie is supposed to be their album. like, the CD. that´s why it starts with the cookie rolling and ends the same way with the CD. But yeah you can totally miss that and think different, and i think they should have released this at lest being all over 18...
(Sorry for my english)
For me. The controversy of this song doesn’t outweigh my excitement for the group and their future successes. I do cringe at some of the adlibs from time to time but otherwise im able to separate the girls themselves from the song. This is a unique situation for me where im choosing not to stan them, despite their music being my most favorite in a long time. I think me not stanning them makes the song listenable. Now if we wanna open the discussion to a greater scope of the entire industry selling underage sex, I think thats fine. Its not a priority of mine, so idc to debate on it, but I support those that fight that battle. Just leave the kids out of it. This only concerns the adults in the industry.
Cookie is an Korean slang for CD so it’s not what you guys think it is.
2:20 In Korean, cookie just cookie(only food). there is NOT a single slang in cookie and also in Korea, people does NOT use the word "cookies", ONLY use "cookie"😭😭😭
i wonder how "cookie“ mean virgin in US? i cannot imagine...oh my god
작사가가 영미권 사람이라는데 모를리가...여자 성기를 뜻하는 쿠키로 이해하고 곡을 들으면 딱 들어맞아서 영미권 사람들은 더 그렇게 받아 드릴 수 있는듯.
@@user-bg1bo9wq6g 작사가가 영미권 사람이라도 민희진 같은 어도어 직원들(한국인들)이 최종컨펌 했을거고 모르지 않았을까? 솔직히 한국토종인 중에 쿠키가 여자성기나 마약을 의미한다는걸 알고 있었던 사람이 몇이나 될까? 애초에 뉴진스는 한국 걸그룹이고 한국에서 발매된 노래인데 당연히 보지를 생각하고 노래를 출시했을거 같지 않음. 결과는 뉴진스만 이미지 안좋게 되니까 기분이 좋지 않음.
@@user-bg1bo9wq6g 예를들어 미국인이 미국에서 노래를 출시했는데, 작사를 한국인이 했고, “탕수육이 너무 좋다. 그맛이 그립다“라는 가사라고 가정해보자. 그리고 한국에서는 탕수육이 “나치”라는 슬랭이 있다고 가정해보자. 그렇다고 한국인들이 “이거 완전 히틀러 찬양하는 노래다”라고 한두명도 아니고 많은 한국인들이 유튜브에 영상을 업로드한다면? 미국인들이나 그 가수 입장에선 존나 억울하지 않을까?
To be completely honest, the first time I heard this song I didn't see anything problematic with it. In fact it looked obvious from the MV that the "cookie" is literally a CD and I thought it was a cool metaphor. Then I saw some people had a problem with it and then the girls came to explain it's a fansong meant to show how they've put effort into creating music they want their fans to be addicted to. All NewJeans songs so far sound like things I know teen girls do and experience. I'm with you about how people seriously need to chill. (And about Le Serrafim, Garam released her statement yesterday and lol all the people who attacked her before all the facts came out should probably go read it). Not everything has to be a controversy, but it's like some people just can't help that impulse and seem very oddly and disproportionately invested if its a gg from hybe (just calling it as I see it). These girls are doing well and I hope they continue to do well. They all seem like really down to earth and genuine girls and I wish the best for them.
Honestly I think the problem is that everyone wants to be super educated and a hero without actually having to do anything. Like yeah it may feel good and get you positive attention to stake your claim about how awful and creepy you perceive the lyrics of Cookie to be and how concerned you are for the girls. But in practice, I think making such a huge fuss about it and asserting that the Western/English-speaking perspective is the correct and only one we should be listening to (yikes) is a generally bad thing. I think it's bad for the girls to now be associated with this inappropriate interpretation of the lyrics when it sounds to me like the Korean public doesn't find much weird about the lyrics. "Calling it out" isn't going to make NewJeans any more protected than they were before, and now they have a really big and negative spotlight on them. You can say you love the girls and want the best for them, but the impact doesn't track, unfortunately. I wish kpop stans, especially when it comes to cultural misunderstandings, would learn to pick their battles. Fighting is sometimes necessary, but it always makes a huge mess.
the lyrics got us all uncomfortable. unlike some other stans, im not willing to unstan nor ignore the girls cause of this - we all know they wont disband, so it makes no sense. i see the girls having fun and theyre dressed appropriately for their ages, the choreography is also very hiphopish with little to no bold moves. visually its all very sweet and teenagerish. but it feels weirid to let it slide. as someone else mentioned in the comments, it does feel like a business choice: they knew it'd cause controversy, im just not sure if this is a great controversy overall, for a debut. plus, it might get some of the girls feeling awk. hyein is really young, 14 yo are not really interested in talking about their "cookies". for hanni, danielle and minji it might not be as harmful, but the fandom should def stay in touch with these things and go after hybe if it happens again. a serious backlash would prob make them think twice, but as it only happened within international fans, it aint reaaaally controversial in SKR and theyre doing rly well there. other than that, i think everything they do is very suitable for them.
I find it really odd how people are ready to jump on any hybe gg just to end up saying oh it’s the hybe gg curse when there’s not one to begin with
한국분들 자꾸 번역 얘기를 하는데 번역이 문제가 아니고... 쿠키가 미국에서는 슬랭으로..여성의 성기를 의미합니다. 그걸 말하는거에요. 번역에 문제는 없어요.
쿠키가 그런뜻으로 쓰이는것을 알고나서 가사랑 연결을 해보면 가사의 내용들이 너무 선정적이라는거죠. 문화의 차이니까 미국팬들은 그렇게 들리는거고요.
이걸 민희진이 몰랐다는건 말이 안됨 ㅎ 팝송 조금듣고 번역가사 찾아듣는 일반인도 아는슬랭인데 ㅋ 쉴드치는애들 전부 잼민이들임 팬들한테 이건cd다 팬송으로 만든거다 이지랄해놓고 논란커지면 빠져나갈 구멍까지 만들어놓음 ㅎ
“The American Cookies” 🤣😅🤣😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They got these litttle girls talkin about there cookie 😂😢I don’t know how. To feel about
Between NJ, Le Ssarefim, NMIXX, AAA and Fifty Fifty, I think we can say the 5th Gen is upon us.
I've seen people have the actually translated lyrics saying some of what they are saying in Korean is not what the lyrics say. But if that's the case then whats up with the English lyrics those are worse.
Please reaction to hype boy
Cookies-CD- music
the girls said that the song was a song for the fans and that cookie meant cds and stuff like that, also koreans have said that the english translation is a bit off and that maybe that’s why it seems like double meaning. i think it’s all in fault on whoever made the english lyrics/version of this song because koreans recently found out what the slang of cookie is for us and they were blaming it on us because of the mistranslation
7:20 😂😂😂
7:39 the guy on the left is tearing up
Hey. The song a bop lol just wish they were older
I love this song and I'm choosing to ignore the lyrics. Who am I to be offended? I was singing Knockin da Boots when I was in elementary school and dammit that's still my song now. That and all of Jodeci and countless other things I had no damn business singing. Do I cringe now when I look back? Sure but whatever. I'm gonna go with the "cultural differences" spin and keep it pushin. The girls are great and I look forward to more. Shout out to Bang Bang for just being Bang Bang lol
@Kate Moore ive look it up and that was an art wall basically, i cant accuse someone of pedophilia for a wall art compose of literally hundreds of pictures unless said art walla is all about child pornography or suggestive photos like the majority not like 2 or 4 pics that are not really exactly child pornography, are basically mood boards. You cant even demand someone by law with those proves, as a lawyer i would lose if i present that case.
@Kate Moore You clearly don't know the references of the songs I was singing at 7/8 years old. Google is free. You can stay mad - I said what I said.
@Kate Moore ive seen much concerning cases in kpop tbh ... these girls have a very much teenager crushes on his class mate kind of vibe or storyline or whatever you want to call it. Their clothes as far as ive seen is very appropiate... they look confortable they wear shorts and not mini skirt they use joggers and oversized shirts etc like their clothes are age appropiate. their songs are also so their age like with the exception of cookie which i do think its suggestive, the other songs are sooo their age like even attention and hype boy were written parcially by the girls themselves. So their songs are good too, like they can be liked by the GP (me) but also their storyline is much more for teenagers like thats their main target audience lets be honest, not 2o almost 30 year old men or women.AND COOKIE which i think its the one song you are talking about, yes i say again its suggestive for my western ears, according to korea gp is not, but its still suggesrive worldwide i could say BUT i take it as if these suggestive song is not really for 30 year old men ok?? like this song fits with their whole storyline. They have a crush on a boy, this song is meant to sing to another 14 or 17 year old boy of their age, so thats why i cant see it the way you see it. Bc when i hear cookie my first though is not ohhh these is sexual, no. its more like ohhh these girls are going for their hype boy or they suggest a kisss or whatever... like i dont sense this sexual thing that want attention of older men or women. BUT if it presents like much more sexual innuendos in every way then yes i would say its like that but until now, i cant say ohhh this is lollita vbes or judge the girls so bad bc its not.
In this song, cookies mean CDs. Baking cookies means making Muic CDs. In Korea, the expression "baking" is also used when making game CDs or music CDs.
The reason why it was expressed like that was because it took a long time to make CDs in the past, generated a lot of heat, and the CDs made were warm.
And in Korea, when making windows CD, they used the expression to bake it.
The lyrics that you will only want the cookies I made means that you will only listen to the music made by Newjeans.
And tasting means listening to music once. Try their food and if it's delicious, people will keep eating it. If it doesn't taste good, people will stop eating.
They keep listening to music if it's good and stop listening if it's not good. To taste is to express it.
Koreans can use the same expression in games.
If the game is fun = If it's delicious. I'll keep playing the game. If the game isn't fun = If it's not delicious. The game will stop playing.
Koreans can express it like this.
There is also a rumor that the composer deliberately wrote the lyrics because he was English.
One in two is Swedish and works in music in Sweden. That's why he doesn't know if cookies are sexual or salad is sexual in the United States.
Nothing is known about the other. People think he is Korean. Because it is a Korean song, one of the two is Korean.
Another false rumor is that the producer posted a Lolita movie. But it's a comedy/drama movie.
So they tricked a comedy/drama film into a Lolita movie and attacked the producer.
It was easy to attack the producer first, and then attack cookie music based on it. They did so.
There are Twitter and TH-cam that spread a lot of false information on Kpop. You guys should be aware of this.
The music Cookie is translated into Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish as well as English.
Japanese, Chinese and Spanish speakers do not feel sexual expression in this music.
In England and Australia, the word cookie is rarely used, there is no sexual meaning in cookies, and the word biscuit is mainly used.
Among English-speaking countries, American English-speaking countries say cookies have sexual meaning.
And the parts that some people claim to have sexual metaphors were sung in Korean. You just saw subtitles translated into English.
They didn't sing with English translated lyrics. They sang with Korean lyrics subtitles mixed with Korean and English, and there is no problem with it.
Do you understand what I mean? They didn't sing sexual songs. They only sang with cute Korean lyrics subtitles. Only some people claim to have sexual expression by looking at English subtitles.
The cookie music video has comments in many languages, including Japanese, Chinese, Russian, several Southeast Asian languages, Middle Eastern languages, Spanish, and French..
Among them, English is the only comment that says there is sexual expression.
For that reason, they say that this young girl group should not be consumed.
But it's not. Neither Koreans nor Japanese nor Chinese nor Spanish speakers nor Portuguese speakers say the song has sexual meaning.
Who is misunderstanding?
The song "Montero" by "Lil Nas X" has the lyrics "Shoot a child in your mouth while I'm lidin".
If you interpret that lyric in Korean, it is a lyric that attacks children. But Americans say it's a sexual metaphor, not assaulting a child. Then Koreans understand.
But some people don't want to understand this.
Some English words or sentences have bad meanings in other countries or cultures.
Other countries or cultures do not show discomfort with such negative English words or lyrics. Because they understand it doesn't mean that.
You guys need to understand this part.
If you guys interpret Korean in English, there will be something that has a negative meaning. But if you guys don't use it in that sense in Korea, you should understand it, too.
Korean is completely different in grammar from English. There are many abstract expressions, too. Many new expressions also appear.
I hope that people who misunderstand cookie music as sexual expression can read this article and understand cultural differences and resolve misunderstandings.
And I'd appreciate it if you guys could explain it to people who are misunderstanding.
아니요
작가는 의미를 분명 여자 ㅂㅈ 라는 의미로 썼어요
전체 가사 내용을 보시면
딱 들어 맞아요.
남자친구랑 CD 굽는게 의미가 맞아요? ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
어설프게 변명하려 하지 마세요
세상 사람들이 그저 웃습니다.
저 방송인들 처럼
ㅋㅋ
@@PaWeGiWo 뭐가 남자친구야. 남자친구란 단어가 어디서 나와. 환청 들리냐?
팬송이라 명시했고 내가 만든 쿠키만 먹게 될꺼란 의미는 내가 만든 음악만 듣게 될꺼라는 비유이고
그래서 쿠키와 CD가 교차되며 뮤비에 나오는거고
레딧에도 보면 이곡 가지고 성적이니 어쩌고 하는애들 미성년자가 윙크 많이 한다부터 아무것도 아닌것들로 트집잡아서 까던데.
@@user-bl5wu3fh7m
중의적 의미.
그래야 논쟁을 필할수 있으니까.
변명거리를 하나 만들어 놓는 거지.
한 단어에 여러가지 해석하게 만들어 놓는 것이
소위 작가들이 흔히 쓰는 방법이랍니다.
작가가 대놓고
쿠키는 ㅂㅈ에요.
라고 어떻게 대중에게 말합니까? ㅋㅋㅋ
그래서 메타포가 있는 이유인데.
쿠키를 CD 라고 해도
전체 가사내용이 안맞아
대신에
쿠키를 ㅅㅅ 를 대입하면
전체 가사가 딱 들어 맞아.
오케?
@@PaWeGiWo 제작자가 밝혀놓은 것보다 니 뇌피셜이 더 중요하면 니 꼴리는데로 해석하세요
애초에 작사가가 어떤 의미로 가사를 썻는지 그런 슬랭을 알았는지 몰랐는지 확인할수 있는것도 아니고 몰랐을수도 있는데
굳이 그렇게 해석하겠다면 그렇게 해야지 뭐 어쩌겠어요?
근데 평소에 일상생활 가능하냐? 란 말 많이 듣죠?
5:20 "See no evil" ahahahah
Guys please check out hype boy by new jeans it's their best song
Already did.
the lyrics kinda 🤨 but ayy i'm vibing with this 1000/10
there 14-18 yrs old 14 is the youngest
I like the song and pretend it’s fine. 18 is still a child in Korea. They are all children in New Jeans.
In korea, burnin cd means "baking" and producer did say there's nothing subliminally suggesting other than burning cd.
It is just like Ice-Cream by Blackpink and Selena. It isnt innocent song about candy for sure..
I had to stop my 14 yr old niece from singing this song. I asked her did she know what “Cookie” was, she only said OMG Auntie, you are so old...lol...The song is a banger
Idk care about controversy..song is dope and I will vibe with this anywhere
a bit sus that most of them were underage
외국댓글 보기 전까지 cookie가 그런 의민줄 몰랐다.
I understand that for them it’s not supposed to be sexual but the English speaking people in their team that help with American fans. Should have been aware, and not given them such suggestive lyrics when translated in English
But the song cookie is for their fans (bunnies)
As a Korean, there’s no other meaning in there.
I'm Korean and I love everything about this song. but the lyrics in English, man, all the adults around New Jeans knew, at least they should know, they definitely are responsible for this controversy.
The song is originally written in english so...
no.
cookie means women's symbol.
writer didn't make the meaningless words.
작가는 의미없는 글을 쓰지 않아요
당신들 말고 외국인 모두들이
저 가사들 보고 웃음을 못참고 있어요
illegal 이라고도 하네요
두둔하고 싶겠지만,
우리끼리만이고,
저 방송인들처럼 쿠키를 그냥 과자로 생각안합니다.
가사 내용 자체도
그런의미라는 것을 알수 있어요
As a Korean, there is another meaning here. The original lyrics are written by English speakers. The lyrics are made with English euphemisms in mind.
Controversy is great for record sales as well.
Thanks for the reaction.
If someone said something bad about their age.. maybe they don't know or forget that many idol debut in 14.. even BoA debut in 13.
Cookie = CD
please react to the other aong Hybeboy
Already did to all of them. It’s on Patreon. The performance reaction to hyper boy goes up on Patreon tomorrow.
그래 나도 이거 듣고 음 했는데 이분들도 듣다가 점점 반응이 ㅋㅋ
Lol the lyrics to this song…it’s one big innuendo 😅
i think the person who wrote this didn't know they were ids because ain't no way
How the hell haven't you done Hype Boy, though?
Lol someone didn't watch the whole video. The reaction to hype boy is on their patreon.
I have mixed feelings about this song.. When I first read the lyrics I didn’t think about it as deep as some, because the choreo and their fits was very cute and simple.. so it came off as more of a crush song..
I didn’t really see it as sexual until people on Twitter and this reaction video (no hate the reactors.. I totally get it and I’m glad that they are pointing out why it’s a little normal for Americans to listen/read these lyrics and feel weird)
I think it boils down to the viewer.. some see it as innocent and some see it as far from it… I’m somewhere in the middle.. and just like all of the other controversial songs that are good, I will continue to listen to this one💀..
Just wish these companies would watch what they’re putting out and learn to keep it age appropriate…it’s very telling that this is a problem that doesn’t seem to end with the music industry
While some can listen to this innocently, there are plenty of weirdos doing the exact opposite.. stop giving them endless material of minors being sexualized
An interview with the girls they said it’s an innocent song. In Korea cooking food for a crush is normal. They are totally unaware of a double meaning.