(G)I-DLE β UNCUT 3 Song Study: The HANN Trilogy β 'HANN (Alone),' 'HANN (Alone in Winter)' & 'HWAA' (29 min)
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0:00 Intro + Trilogy Setup
2:15 'HANN (Alone)' β the story begins: abandoned, dwelling in bitter resentment
15:01 'HANN (Alone in Winter)' β the same woman 3 years later, frozen mid-grief
18:51 'HWAA' β the resolution: she burns the winter down and spring grows from the ash (η«/θ± = fire/flower)
Comments (4)
HWAA is the last title track of ot6 era. and it's fair to say idle's music was generally more artistic than the 5-member era when they became really popular. Love our girls, including Soojin.
I loved seeing you listen to this. Iβd say this is probably the most beloved era of I-dle (sadly itβs usually used to hate on them saying their music got worse after) even with queencard being the most popular era. Even though this type of music isnβt my style I can always appreciate how beautiful the lyrics are and how genuinely different this was back in the day. Canβt wait for more π©·
Everyone's got different tastes, I wish they still made music like this tbh
Ah, the nostalgia! π₯² Thank you for this one! I am just glad, you checked out OT6 songs before reacting to their most successful songs, that were released after Soojin, I'll say, "was forced to leave voluntarily"! I still wonder how the group would have developed had they stayed together as six and what we would have seen from them! I heard Korean reactors say that Soyeon's Korean lyrics are almost like poetry. I can't confirm, since my Korean is basically non-existent. Yet I heard that especially HWAA uses phrases that are not used in modern Korean anymore. That makes it even more funny to me that western K-Pop fans always criticize her English lyrics and call them cringe. I mean it is K-Pop after all! The "K" is there for a reason! Also Hann (Alone in Winter) and HWAA have no English lyrics at all! So happy you liked the songs and the concept behind them. And yes, it has been a great day for me if it comes to reactions. Actually also quite emotional. Thank you for that!