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The song is about being a simple (ordinary) person, just like the title suggests. I wish I could live like this song, but it seems that living an ordinary life is harder than I thought.

Subway's "Drama" It's an old song, but the vibe is so good for this autumn... Subway, a 4-member modern rock band led by Jo Sung-min, who was a guest singer for 015B.

It's a song called 'Will You Pick Me Up?' by Hockey. It was quite impactful back in the day, around 20 years ago during the Cyworld era. Its signature is the whispering vocal style. It became a topic again when it was featured as a question on Nollto (a TV show), but that was 8 years ago too... (Time flies...) P.S.: The reason the singer's name is Hockey is because her real name is Im Hak-hee...

My taste in music has a strangely wide spectrum. I save anything I find decent, from classical, EDM, and jazz to game BGM. Among them, there are quite a few songs I personally like. The first genre I'll introduce is Fabloo. This genre is, in a word, a hodgepodge. While there are exceptions, unlike genres like ballads that primarily talk about love and heartbreak, or hip-hop that discusses wealth and past struggles, this genre has few commonalities and is characterized by diverse attempts at unusual themes. You can broadly categorize it as Geek rock or Nerd rock. The name itself sounds nerdy. Today, I'll focus on Tally Hall. They are quite famous in this genre, to the point where they essentially defined it. Other notable acts include Lemon Demon, Will Wood, and Jack Stauber. The links in the comments are, in order, Hidden in the Sand, Ruler of Everything, and Turn The Lights Off.

This is a really great song to listen to with headphones on quietly at night. The calm melody is nice, but I especially love Choi Yuri's signature calm yet warm voice ㅠㅠ❤️❤️ It just makes me feel peaceful when I listen to it quietly after the day ends. The lyrics are also great, and I found the way she compares her loved one to the sea really impressive. It feels like it conveys a heart that looks upon someone like a wide, deep ocean, so it resonates even more when listened to with the melody. Monday is slowly approaching...🥲 I hope everyone can spend the rest of their Sunday night comfortably listening to a good song 🌙

This is an f(x) song with an electric rhythm. More importantly, it's a song that feels like a warning, with lyrics that satirize society in the middle! I could have just attached the audio, but the fashion is so stylish that I wanted you to see the different outfits, so I uploaded it as a cross-edit.

One of Flo Rida's hit songs released in 2010, it was used as the main OST for the movie [Step Up 3D] and was created by David Guetta, one of the most famous DJs at the time. Coupled with the success of the movie [Step Up 3D], it was one of the most played songs in clubs and on the radio, and ranked in the top 40 overall on the year-end Billboard charts that year.

This is a song I used to listen to a lot back in school. Listening to this song makes me nostalgic. I recommend it.

The title is Mr. Rover. That's right. It's the original song of Kai's representative track 'Rover'. Dara is quite a famous singer in Bulgaria. In the last video, she initially hesitated to represent Bulgaria at 'Eurovision'. However, her beloved husband said, "I want to see my wife sing on the world stage," so she participated as the national representative and won. I failed to mention this important detail. PS) Surprisingly, EXO's agency often remakes foreign songs. SM Entertainment even received songs from American pop stars when they were still unknown. I'll tell you more about that later!

Lee Soo's Unrivaled Vocals and Emotional Depth: Starting calmly, Lee Soo's vocals build to powerful high notes in the latter half, maximizing the sorrow. Deeply Relatable Lyrics: Like the statement "Love is meant to hurt," the lyrics meticulously capture the complex emotions of being unable to help but love, even knowing the pain of separation. Grand String Arrangement: The classical arrangement, beginning with lyrical piano melodies and evolving into orchestral sounds towards the end, further heightens the song's tragic atmosphere. Timeless Melody: The analog sensibility and melody line characteristic of the 2000s offer a strong, addictive quality that remains timeless. https://youtu.be/Mt1TtdyZ4lg?si=HVg5WR-_QRcGsPmv