Do It Lyric Analyses
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Reflections | “Photobook” by Stray Kids
This song hit so much harder after translating the lyrics since it’s entirely in Korean except for two words. It’s already SUCH an emotional song without knowing the language, and it’s absolutely gorgeous. Now, upfront, I know there’s a lot of talk about this being a “goodbye” song, particularly in regard to military service and
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Ode to Burn Out | “Holiday” by Stray Kids
Holiday grew on me. I didn’t hate the song the first time I listened to it, quite the opposite. It was just a bit overpowered by Divine for me, to be completely honest. But it really has grown on me, and in deep diving into the lyrics like this, I’ve once again been blown away
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Playing With Music | “DIVINE” by Stray Kids
Divine is probably my favorite song on this album. The layers to the lyrics, the singing, the rapping, the musicality, the dance, the music video… It’s all so beautiful and fascinating. Now, I am not an expert or anything close in Korean culture, history, religion, etc. All of this comes from my own simple research
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Softly Judgmental Motivation | “Do It” by Stray Kids
Years ago, I watched some random YouTube video and learned one of my favorite phrases: Massive imperfect action. I honestly don’t remember what the video was about, couldn’t tell you who the creator was. But that phrase stuck with me. I had it on a post it note on my laptop for ages until the