The result is always the same Ooh ooh (Ooh) (Oh-eh-oh-eh-oh)
거봐 내가 또 이겼어
Geobwa naega tto igyeosseo
Look, I won again
너무 쉽겐 오지 마 (쉽겐 오지 마)
Neomu swipgen oji ma (Swipgen oji ma)
Don’t come too easily (Don’t come too easily)
재미없잖아 이제 넌 Ooh ooh (Oh-eh-oh-eh-oh)
Jaemi eopjana ije neon Ooh ooh (Oh-eh-oh-eh-oh)
It’s no fun anymore, now you Ooh ooh (Oh-eh-oh-eh-oh)
벗어날 수 없어 Ooh ooh (Oh-eh-oh-eh-oh)
Beoseonal su eopseo Ooh ooh (Oh-eh-oh-eh-oh)
You can’t escape Ooh ooh (Oh-eh-oh-eh-oh)
내겐 쉽지 Bad boy down
Naegen swipji Bad boy down
It’s easy for me, bad boy down
Song Interpretation
Short Summary
"Bad Boy" by Red Velvet explores themes of attraction and power dynamics in a relationship, with a confident and assertive tone. The lyrics describe the narrator's captivating allure and their ability to draw someone in, even if they try to resist. The song portrays a sense of dominance and control, urging the other person to follow and play along in their game.
Detailed Insights
The song begins with an upbeat and confident introduction, setting the tone for the narrative of attraction and intrigue. The repeated phrases like "Who dat who dat who dat boy" emphasize the curiosity and interest sparked by the subject. The lyrics describe a dynamic where the narrator is in control, using phrases like "I like that" to highlight their enjoyment of the subject's disinterest and stoic demeanor.
As the song progresses, the lyrics take on a playful yet assertive tone, with the narrator challenging the subject by suggesting games and pushing boundaries. The lines "Shall we make a bet?" and "It’s no fun that way, stay there" suggest a back-and-forth dance of attraction and resistance. There is a constant power struggle where the narrator remains in control, effortlessly drawing the other person closer.
By the end of the song, the narrator asserts their dominance, stating "It’s easy for me, bad boy down," reflecting the certainty and ease with which they navigate the situation. The repeated references to winning and the inevitability of the outcome suggest that the narrator is confident in their ability to get what they want, further reinforcing the theme of control and attraction.