What happened
Stray Kids presents the recording side of KARMA through a video devoted to three songs. The 25-minute-55-second upload names Half Time, BLEEP and In My Head and advertises six subtitle languages.
Why Koreans care
Recording-room content gives K-pop fans a different way to follow a release: vocal interpretation and the process behind a finished track become the attraction. It is a companion to the music, not a substitute for a concert performance or a complete account of production.
What the words mean
삐처리 (ppicheori, replacing audio with a beep) is an everyday editing term as well as the Korean title paired with BLEEP here. In this song list it identifies a track; it does not announce that the video has censored a particular member's speech.
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