They’re so young there average age 17 oldest member 21 first rapper and youngest member 14 years old 😁 they’re in the same company with black pink from yg
In Korean the word spelled " Naega " is used in context to oneself such as ( I , I am, me ) using the "n" word would make no sense in the lyrics. Your not the first to think that but Kpop fans explain it to them. Pronunciation of the word can be "Nae ga" "Ni ga " in Korean depending on how you use it. BTW, Your reaction is someone who knows nothing about YG. Blackpink is in the same agency as Babymonster. They are their big sister group. The YG sound has a trademark finish. Your one of the few that hate the ending. Educate yourself if your going to watch Kpop, otherwise move on to music you know you like because if you don't understand how the music of Kpop works you won't enjoy it. Watch others reactions to this, you'll see who knows the YG sound and who doesn't. Even Blackpink , the biggest and most popular girl group in the world right now has endings to their songs like what you don't like. Another thing you should understand about this song is it's their debut. " Batter Up " is telling the viewing audience that it's their turn at bat. Their older sister group Blackpink debuted 7 years ago, now it's their turn. If you read the lyrics at the ending dance part you'll get it. It was their introduction song to the world. At this time it now has over 95 million views.
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They’re so young there average age 17 oldest member 21 first rapper and youngest member 14 years old 😁 they’re in the same company with black pink from yg
Bro They are kids…..
Check the ages before you react to groups that just debuted 😂
In Korean the word spelled " Naega " is used in context to oneself such as ( I , I am, me ) using the "n" word would make no sense in the lyrics. Your not the first to think that but Kpop fans explain it to them. Pronunciation of the word can be "Nae ga" "Ni ga " in Korean depending on how you use it. BTW, Your reaction is someone who knows nothing about YG. Blackpink is in the same agency as Babymonster. They are their big sister group. The YG sound has a trademark finish. Your one of the few that hate the ending. Educate yourself if your going to watch Kpop, otherwise move on to music you know you like because if you don't understand how the music of Kpop works you won't enjoy it. Watch others reactions to this, you'll see who knows the YG sound and who doesn't. Even Blackpink , the biggest and most popular girl group in the world right now has endings to their songs like what you don't like. Another thing you should understand about this song is it's their debut. " Batter Up " is telling the viewing audience that it's their turn at bat. Their older sister group Blackpink debuted 7 years ago, now it's their turn. If you read the lyrics at the ending dance part you'll get it. It was their introduction song to the world. At this time it now has over 95 million views.