Lyrics & Translation
Dive into the vibrant world of K-pop with YOUNG POSSE's "we don't go to bed tonight"! This high-energy digicore track offers a fantastic opportunity to learn Korean through its witty lyrics, co-written by the members themselves. Discover playful expressions and slang as you join YOUNG POSSE on their unapologetic, all-night adventure through Seoul, a song truly special for its experimental sound and infectious, free-spirited charm.
Key Vocabulary
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눈 nun Level 1 |
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빨개 ppalgae Level 2 |
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동공 donggong Level 5 |
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지진 jijin Level 5 |
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안자 anja Level 2 |
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감싸다 gamssada Level 3 |
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분위기 bunwigi Level 4 |
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엉덩이 eongdeongi Level 3 |
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치우다 chiuda Level 3 |
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싫어 silheo Level 2 |
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못하다 mothada Level 3 |
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원하다 wonhada Level 2 |
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관심 gwansim Level 2 |
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차이 chai Level 2 |
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터뜨리다 teotteurida Level 4 |
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올라가다 ollagada Level 2 |
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피곤하다 pigonhada Level 3 |
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미치다 michida Level 3 |
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잡히다 jabhida Level 3 |
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멋쟁이 meotjaengi Level 5 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Seoul city never dies
➔ Simple present (general truth)
➔ The verb "dies" is in the simple present to state a permanent condition: "Seoul city never "dies"."
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ain't nobody hold us down
➔ Double negative with colloquial "ain't" + "nobody"
➔ Both "ain't" (negative) and "nobody" (negative) are used together, creating a double negative that actually means "no one can hold us down."
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we don't go to bed tonight
➔ Negative present simple with future reference
➔ "don't" is the negative auxiliary for the present simple; the sentence expresses a plan for the near future: "we "don't" go to bed tonight."
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i wanna dance i gotta dance
➔ Informal contractions: "wanna" = want to, "gotta" = got to (must)
➔ "wanna" is a spoken contraction of "want to" and "gotta" of "got to" (meaning "must"). Both are used before another verb: "I "wanna" dance" / "I "gotta" dance."
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imma go go bad tonight
➔ Slang future construction "imma" = I am going to
➔ "imma" is a spoken blend of "I am" + "gonna" (going to). It signals a definite intention: "I "imma" go bad tonight."
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My life is so mess
➔ Zero article with a singular count noun (colloquial omission)
➔ In standard English we would say "my life is so a mess" or "my life is such a mess." The article "a" is omitted here for stylistic effect.
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We stack up bottle all day
➔ Phrasal verb "stack up" + count noun (article omission)
➔ "stack up" means to accumulate. In spoken slang the article before "bottle" is dropped: "We "stack up" **bottle** all day."
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keep buzzin’ keep buzzin’ 247
➔ Imperative with gerund‑participle after "keep"
➔ "keep" is followed by the –ing form to mean "continue to"; the repetition adds emphasis: "keep "buzzin’" (keep "buzzin'") 24/7."
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night we go on NO rest NO sleep
➔ Parallel noun phrases without articles for emphatic style
➔ The repetition of "NO" before "rest" and "sleep" creates a stark, rhythmic contrast: "night we go on **NO** rest **NO** sleep." No article is needed because the nouns are used in a generic, emphatic way.
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cuz city city never ever forever and ever
➔ Informal conjunction "cuz" = because; repetition for emphasis
➔ "cuz" is a slang contraction of "because". The phrase repeats "city" and the adverbs "never ever forever and ever" to stress the endless nature of the city: "cuz **city** **city** never ever **forever** and ever."
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