5 Famous K-Pop Songs with Deep Meaning, Relatable for Those who are Angry and Disappointed

Kapanlagi.com - Venting anger and disappointment is normal, but you should not vent it towards others. It would be better if you vent your anger through a medium, an inanimate object, or positive activities. Songs can be an alternative for you to vent your anger and disappointment, KLovers.

In addition, songs can also heal your wounds and make you smile again. These K-pop songs, besides being famous, also have meanings and valuable lessons for someone, suitable for those who are disappointed with others or themselves. You can sincerely accept what has passed and move forward to a new chapter.

With these songs, hopefully, the pain in your heart will be healed soon, KLovers. Enjoy listening and make peace with the past! Let's check out the list!

1. TIGER JK FEAT JINSIL - RESET

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Reset is a song performed by Tiger JK in collaboration with Jinsil. This song was released in 2015 and became the OST of the Korean drama WHO ARE YOU : SCHOOL 2015. The song has a deep meaning, telling the story of someone who feels broken but has no one to help them.

This message conveys that someone who is depressed will feel extreme loneliness, and as a friend, we must help them in any way possible, such as listening to their story instead of mocking them. This song aligns with the story of the Korean drama WHO ARE YOU : SCHOOL 2015, which revolves around an extraordinary bullying case that leads someone to contemplate suicide.

2. JIN BTS - EPIPHANY

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Epiphany is a solo song sung by Jin BTS. This song brings the topic of Self Love which greatly increases the awareness of Korean teenagers. Epiphany is included in the BTS album titled LOVE YOURSELF ‘ANSWER’ and has received over 130 million streams on Spotify.  

The song, released last year in 2018, has the meaning that we must appreciate ourselves no matter what and love ourselves wholeheartedly. Epiphany itself is a moment when you truly realize something that is very important to you. Don't let others hurt you, because you have taken care of yourself wholeheartedly.

3. IU - SOMEDAY

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Someday is a song released in 2011 by the beautiful and talented singer IU. This song became the OST of the Korean drama DREAM HIGH. The song was nominated for the Mnet Asian Music Award for Best OST.

The song Someday has a deep meaning about someone's sadness. In the lyrics, it is explained that someone who is tired and sad with themselves to the point of thinking of giving up their dreams because they are too difficult to achieve. They hope that someday the darkness will go away, the sadness will disappear, and everything will be fine. Everything will pass and the wounds will soon heal.

4. BLACKPINK - YOU NEVER KNOW

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Fans of BLACKPINK must already be familiar with this song. You Never Know is a BLACKPINK song released in 2020 on the album THE ALBUM. This song talks about how cruel people can be in judging others' issues and achievements. If you want to achieve your dreams, you have to believe in yourself and not listen to the mockery of others.

This song is based on the real experiences of BLACKPINK members in facing haters. People on the internet will only give hurtful words without considering the consequences of what they type. Others will not understand what we are going through until they experience it themselves, so they never mock what they don't know the truth about. Despite all of that, we must keep moving forward and trust ourselves.

5. FINE - TAEYEON

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Fine is a song by Taeyeon Girls Generation released in 2017 on her album titled MY VOICE. Fine tells the story of a woman who is going through a breakup and finding it difficult to move on. This is because they have shared many memories with their lover, and it is not easy for them to forget those memories.

The painful thing about separation is when everything keeps moving forward, but we are still stuck here, haunted by the old story. The music video for Fine looks sweet and aesthetic, showing Taeyeon Girls Generation and her former lover who used to be a perfect match until they broke up. In this song, Taeyeon Girls Generation sings beautifully, showcasing Taeyeon's vocal skills with high notes.

How about KLovers? You must have heard these songs before, but there is a deeper meaning behind the lyrics. If you are sad, angry, and disappointed, give yourself time until you feel calmer. Stay strong, KLovers!

Written by: Salma Tsabita Wiradara

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