I really loved the new song, I really did
What happened
KATSEYE released an official visualizer for “Unloveu,” directed and edited by Jeff Rattanong. The description also announces the group’s third EP, WILD.
Why Koreans care
The captions make the title a delayed realization rather than an instant rejection: the narrator says the damaging habits did not form overnight, but time passed and she finally understood that she no longer loved the person.
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “This feels different from KATSEYE’s other songs.” Another focuses on the group’s release pace: “Do they never rest? How do they keep putting out songs?”
What the words mean
개좋다 (gae-jota; literally “dog-good,” actually “so damn good”) uses 개 (gae, emphatic slang intensifier)- (gae-, an emphatic slang prefix) to intensify praise. In the comment about “Unloveu,” it is highly casual and slightly crude enthusiasm, not a reference to a dog.
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I really loved the new song, I really did
저는 이 노래를 정말 좋아해요
Original · Translation unavailable😢This song feels different from Kachai’s other songs 😞
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