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The Kulture Study: SEVENTEEN 'Cheer to youth' MV (Patreon)

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2024-05-25 15:00:08
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The Kulture Study: SEVENTEEN 'Cheer to youth' MV

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kim dc

장래희망 means future dream! Basically what u wanna do in your future. I think u got confused cuz u thought 장래 and 희멍 is a different word (since the two means different separately) but it’s a common noun as a whole. Also, the tiger and Horanghae reference at the end is correct! People also say that the very first lyric this song is what woozi wrote based on the funny anecdote when Hoshi said to the members “I’m sorry, this is the first time living today” when the members where basically scolding him for saying something controversial Lol. Woozi said that he immediately picked up what Hoshi said and wrote it down to make it as a song !!!

cy

hoshi's tiger is at the end of this music video because he inspired woozi to write this song!! iirc hoshi messed up while saying a ment while svt were on tour and some members told him that it wasn't right, and hoshi said that it was his first time living today too. as for jeonghan, he goes to get his eyes to checked out many times but it doesn't work, and he realises that seeing with his own eyes without any lenses works the best for him. i think we can interpret it as some kind of metaphor where the glasses represent the worldview that society or people around him push onto him, and him breaking free from this subsequently by not having glasses.