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Hello. The song I'm bringing you today is "Try Dating for Just 3 Weeks" by Lee So-eun. Lee So-eun started out as a high school singer, which was rare at the time, and I remember her debut song "Farewell" stayed on the charts for quite a long time. She had other hits like 'Seobangnim', 'Orae Orae', and 'Kitchen', but her intellect was too sharp to just be a singer. She eventually put her singing career on hold, went to a prestigious US law school, dedicated herself to her studies, and became a lawyer! Anyway, getting to the point, the song I'm sharing today might sound like it's about a romantic relationship just from the title, but surprisingly, it's a song that deals with 'bullying,' which was starting to become a problem back then. If you date her for 3 weeks, her personality comes out and she starts bullying others... If I become friends with someone like that, will I also be bullied? But wait, she's actually a pretty good person... I wish you guys would understand~ This is a song that captures this with a unique high school girl's sensibility set to an upbeat rhythm. That's all for now.

Do you remember the 21st night of September~ A must-listen song for September 21st! You might not know the title or the artist, but you've definitely heard this song somewhere before! The upbeat rhythm and brass performance are incredibly addictive. As you listen, you'll hum along and unconsciously shout 'Aiya!'~ But when I looked it up to write this, I found out the lyrics are 'Ba-dee-ya'. I thought it was 'Aiya' my whole life. Regardless, let's get lost in this exciting disco-funk. Whether it's 'Ba-dee-ya' or 'Aiya', it's exciting!

Before Brave Girls' 'Rollin'', there was this 'Rollin''. I actually searched YouTube and found some videos remixing the two songs lol This is one of Limp Bizkit's hit songs, famous as The Undertaker's theme music in WWE, and it was also featured in the trailer for the Netflix Devil May Cry anime last year. Move in now move out Come on in, get out Hands up now hands down Back up back up Tell me what you're gonna do now Put your hands up, then down. Come on, come on. What are you gonna do now? Breath in now breath out Hands up now hands down Take a breath in, then out. Put your hands up, then down. Back up back up Tell me what you're gonna do now Come on, come on. What are you gonna do now? Keep rollin' rollin' rollin' rollin' (x4) Keep it rollin',

This is SEVENTEEN's title track about 'me' getting ready to confess. I love the bass and the impactful beat, and the lyrics are really great! Also, the music video is truly beautiful💜 Personally, I think it's a song that's great to listen to in the fall or winter! The thumbnail features a really handsome Vernon✨️

The song 'As Much As I've Waited, More' is featured in the drama 'Another Miss Oh' OST. The Black Skirts is a one-man band, and his real name is Jo Hyuil. Last time, I introduced his song 'Everything'. He has many dreamy songs. Now, his fanbase is enormous, making the term 'indie' almost meaningless. I've heard the drama is really fun (though I haven't watched it). It's a work by writer Park Hae-young, who also wrote 'My Mister' and 'My Liberation Notes'. The Black Skirts is an amazing musician who writes fantastic lyrics. He has many great songs, so I recommend you find and listen to them. Feel free to ask if you want recommendations.

According to the content on Namu Wiki, the composer DJ RATI, who created the song, was 18 years old when he composed it in 2014.

Mysterious and intense piano melody

You all worked really hard today. I wanted to tell you that you did well, you're doing well, and you had a hard day today. So, today I'll gift you a song called <Shin Yong Jae - Today>. It was released on April 13, 2018!! I hope you listen to it comfortably before bed and sleep soundly!! Cheer up for tomorrow too!! <Shin Yong Jae - Today> Lyrics Excerpt Pushed by the sunlight, I lift my heavy eyes Starting today, the same as yesterday, me What are those people on the street thinking as they walk? Are they all struggling with their own worries? Even when the sun rises, it's dark, my morning Is a path unseen due to prior worries Am I doing well? Is this the right path for me? So many thoughts that don't untangle no matter how much I repeat and turn them over If someone told me I was doing well I feel like today would be better than yesterday Dragging my tired body home Me, walking expressionlessly on this complicated street My steps quicken with the noisy sounds Even the blinking traffic light rushes me

VauDi - Gokuraku Jodo After watching VauDi's concert in Korea today, my 1 hour and 40 minutes just melted away, and I've come to like VauDi even more. So, I'd like to recommend Gokuraku Jodo from my playlist. This song is unreleased. The lyrics during the live performance are truly incredible. It makes me wonder why it's unreleased, and unfortunately, they didn't perform it at the concert today. My favorite songs are Bulgahangnyeok and this one, Gokuraku Jodo. It's about 7 minutes long based on the live video, which is quite substantial, but from my perspective, I wasn't bored at all during these 7 minutes. Even if it gets released, I think I'll still listen to this live version. (VauDi's live performances are seriously amazing, just like the live show at 4 PM today, I love it so much!) Originally, I was going to recommend a song by my favorite artist, Eve, but after seeing VauDi's live performance today, I couldn't help it.

Recorded on December 23, 1957, this song was placed on the flip side of Dave Burgess's recording of "Train to Nowhere." It was an improvisation based on the Cuban mambo song "Como Mi Ritmo No Hay Dos," and reportedly, they went to record it without even listening to the demo. Ironically, while Dave's song didn't gain traction, this track became a massive hit, eventually reaching number 1 on the Billboard Pop Chart on March 28, 1958. This led to the formation of the band, named 'The Champs,' meaning 'champions.' Following this success, perhaps conscious of the hit, they released follow-up songs like 'Too Much Tequila' and 'Tequila Twist,' but they reportedly didn't achieve the same level of attention as the original. A notable feature of this song is that the lyrics appear only three times, and only the word 'Tequila.' It's essentially an instrumental track.